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s390x glibc 2.28 floor, AAR poms without checker-qual, automated post-release check; main to 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT - #573
This branch holds five changes and replaces #574 (its two commits are cherry-picked here, authorship kept). It is rebased onto main after #575, and every bernardladenthin/actions pin is moved to v1.1.0 (44390bd4), the release that carries java/audit-publication.
1. main to 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT (a7614407): the post-release bump.
2. s390x loads on glibc 2.28, like the other Linux CPU jars (d60b760d, fix 8023a23d; the TODO item from #568).
The 6.0.0 cpu-linux-s390x jar referenced GLIBC_2.38, GLIBCXX_3.4.32 and CXXABI_1.3.13, a side effect of the ubuntu runner's cross sysroot. It did not load on RHEL 8/9 or Ubuntu 22.04.
build-linux-s390x now cross-compiles with clang-18 against the pypa manylinux_2_28_s390x image, unpacked as a sysroot (pinned by digest, nothing executed), with gcc-toolset-14's libstdc++ treatment and -march=z13. The qemu ctest runs against glibc 2.28.
verify-native-deps.py holds s390x to GLIBC_2.28, and every glibc-floor directory to GLIBCXX_3.4.25 / CXXABI_1.3.11.
New job smoke-glibc-floor loads all three Linux CPU jars on RHEL 8.10: x86-64 and aarch64 natively, s390x under qemu.
The first CI run failed while unpacking the sysroot: RHEL's /usr/lib64 is read-only, and the runner unpacks as non-root. 8023a23d fixes this, reproduced and verified as uid 1000.
3. The post-release check of 6.0.0 (from #574: fe5619d9, 5260bb6b): docs/post-release-check.md, 16 checks, and the two TODO findings.
4. The AAR poms no longer carry checker-qual (926761e2, the first finding of 3).
llama-android/build.gradle.kts reads the compile-scope dependencies from llama/pom.xml, scopes included, instead of a hand-kept list.
Found on the way: the Nullness Checker writes its qualifiers into 133 of the core's 146 class files (RUNTIME retention). Hence -dontwarn org.checkerframework.** in the consumer rules; otherwise minified apps fail R8.
New verify-aar-poms.py checks the published poms in package-android-aar. On the two 6.0.0 poms from Central it reports exactly checker-qual.
5. The post-release check runs by itself (27de0d35): .github/workflows/post-release.yml runs after the Publish run of a v* tag, or by hand with a tag.
Then .github/post-release-check.py: the natives jars, their provenance with patches.sha256 recomputed from the tag, the source archive, the AARs and the cache-free build.
consumer matrix on Java 8 (Linux x86-64/aarch64, Windows, macOS arm64): llama-platform resolved from Central into an empty local repository (no logback, no checker-qual), then the server smoke. On Linux x86-64 also the embedded WebUI of the released library.
Not automated: GPU inference, because there is no GPU runner.
Test plan
s390x: the library references at most GLIBC_2.27, GLIBCXX_3.4.25, CXXABI_1.3.11. 694/694 C++ tests pass under qemu against the sysroot and natively on a LinuxONE z16 (cfarm191). The RHEL 8.10 load test passes for all 3 jars and rejects the 6.0.0 s390x jar with GLIBC_2.38 not found.
AAR poms: the Gradle-generated poms list jackson-databind, slf4j-api and jspecify only. verify-aar-poms.py passes on them and fails on 6.0.0.
Post-release check, run locally against the real 6.0.0 (GitHub release, Maven Central, attestations, run 40239731871):
audit: 8/8 checks pass, next warns (main was at 6.0.0);
android fails on exactly the known checker-qual finding;
consumer resolution, server smoke (incl. TLS, lib.path) and WebUI pass on the jars from Central (Docker, JDK 21).
Build checks: 122 tests green on Linux (on Windows 3 fail, the same as on main). Actions library: 157 green. check-natives: 0 disagreements. Templates, release gate and run scripts: 0 problems.
After merging: workflow_dispatch of post-release.yml with v6.0.0. Expected: exactly the android finding. Unverified on a runner: the Java 8 rows (Zulu 8 on macOS arm64), gh attestation verify with attestations: read, and the keyserver fetch.
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This pull request strengthens Linux native compatibility checks, changes the s390x build to a manylinux 2.28 sysroot, adds glibc-floor smoke coverage, aligns Android AAR dependencies with the core POM, adds post-release audits, and updates project and workflow references.
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ELF version extraction and ceilings .github/buildcheck/nativedeps.py, .github/buildcheck/tests/test_nativedeps.py
The checker extracts GLIBC, GLIBCXX, and CXXABI versions and reports values above configured ceilings.
The release verification changes still permit invalid AAR metadata, fail on Windows consumer checks, and can lose audit results; correct these before relying on the new release gates.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 4a805
The new compatibility checks gate publication, and post-release checks run with read-only access. One trigger can nevertheless treat a successful build that published nothing as a release to audit. The effect of an upgraded publishing integration on signing credentials remains unverified.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · observed: A successful tag-dispatched build triggers an automatic release audit even when publication was not requested. The resulting failure can misrepresent a build-only run as a failed published release, weakening the audit signal; it does not permit publication.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The relevant authority boundary is release CI: existing signing and publication jobs retain credentialed roles, while the newly added post-release verification has read-scoped access. The changed action implementation prevents a complete assessment of authority across that upgrade.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The repository-owned audit reads release archives and recomputes native build provenance against the tag; published artifacts are executed by separate, unprivileged consumer jobs rather than by the credentialed publication jobs.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — A failed new floor smoke blocks publication preparation. The later staging jobs rebuild from workflow inputs rather than consuming the smoke-tested JARs directly, but comparison with the base shows this separate staging-build pattern predates the PR.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Bind automatic post-release dispatch to evidence that the triggering run actually published, and verify the upgraded publishing actions' handling of credentials before relying on unchanged authority.
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s390x: glibc 2.28 floor via the manylinux_2_28 sysroot, RHEL 8 load smoke for every Linux CPU jar; main to 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT
s390x glibc 2.28 floor, AAR poms without checker-qual, automated post-release check; main to 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT
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Review comments at @.github/buildcheck/aarpoms.py:
- Around line 82-83: Update published_dependencies() to retain each dependency’s
optional value, and update violations() to reject mirrored dependencies marked
optional so required libraries remain available to consumers.
- Line 105: Update the mirrored dependency validation around the scope check to
reject non-jar artifact types; accept an omitted type or an explicit jar type,
and do not accept aar even when the version and scope match.
- Around line 96-99: Update the CPU_AAR branch to validate the dependency’s
scope and version against the expected release values before continuing, while
preserving the existing AAR type check and problem reporting.
Review comments at @.github/buildcheck/postrelease.py:
- Around line 389-401: Update the check execution flow in main so exceptions
from each enabled check become a failed Result with a problem entry, while later
checks still run and completed results are printed. Preserve check_natives’
builds output when it succeeds, and ensure its failure is reported without
preventing provenance, source, Android, or cache checks from running.
Review comments at @.github/post-release-consumer.sh:
- Line 67: Update the dependency parsing pipeline in the `deps` assignment to
strip carriage returns from `"$WORK/deps.txt"` before extracting dependency
fields, so Windows CRLF input does not leave `\r` in the scope values used by
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Reject optional published dependencies.
If a published POM marks a required dependency <optional>true</optional>, published_dependencies() discards that field and violations() reports no problem. Maven does not propagate an optional dependency to consumers, so an Android consumer can lose a required library. Retain and validate <optional> for each mirrored dependency. (maven.apache.org)
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Review comment at @.github/buildcheck/aarpoms.py around lines 82 - 83:
Update published_dependencies() to retain each dependency’s optional value, and
update violations() to reject mirrored dependencies marked optional so required
libraries remain available to consumers.
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Validate the CPU AAR scope and version.
If the OpenCL POM gives its CPU AAR dependency test scope or the wrong version, this branch accepts it as long as its type is aar. A consumer can then lose the CPU AAR from its runtime graph or resolve the wrong release. Check the scope and expected release version before continuing; the separate post-release version check does not protect this publish gate. (maven.apache.org)
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Update the CPU_AAR branch to validate the dependency’s scope and version against
the expected release values before continuing, while preserving the existing AAR
type check and problem reporting.
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Validate the artifact type of mirrored dependencies.
If a published POM marks jackson-databind as <type>aar</type>, this verifier accepts it when the version and scope match. Maven uses the type to select the artifact, so the consumer can fail to resolve the required JAR. Require the core dependency’s default jar type for mirrored dependencies. (maven.apache.org)
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One crashing check discards every result in the report.
main prints results only after all checks have run. An uncaught exception in any check therefore ends the script with a traceback and no == name: FAIL output. The results of the checks that already finished are lost.
Realistic triggers:
A natives jar is missing. check_natives records it, but check_android then fails with FileNotFoundError at the zipfile.ZipFile(os.path.join(assets, f"llama-{version}-{classifier}.jar")) call.
A jar has no META-INF/MANIFEST.MF or AndroidManifest.xml entry, which raises KeyError.
find_run finds no successful run, or gh api fails in run_logs. This happens when re-auditing an older release whose job logs have expired.
A post-release audit must report these cases as findings. Wrap each check so that a crash becomes a problem entry.
Proposed fix
--- "a/.github/buildcheck/postrelease.py"+++ "b/.github/buildcheck/postrelease.py"@@ -386,19 +386,33 @@
commit = git(root, "rev-parse", "HEAD").decode().strip()
patches = patch_set(root)
results = []
- natives_result, builds = check_natives(args.assets, rows, version)- if "natives" in checks:- results.append(natives_result)- if "provenance" in checks:- results.append(check_provenance(builds, version, commit, patches))- if "source" in checks:- results.append(check_source(args.assets, version, builds, patches,- lambda n: git(root, "show", f"HEAD:llama/patches/{n}").decode("utf-8", "replace")))- if "android" in checks:- results.append(check_android(args.assets, version, root))- if "cache" in checks:- repository = os.environ.get("GITHUB_REPOSITORY", "bernardladenthin/java-llama.cpp")- results.append(check_cache(run_logs(repository, args.run or find_run(repository, args.tag))))+ def guarded(name, run):+ try:+ return run()+ except Exception as error: # a crashing check is a finding; it must not hide the other checks+ crashed = Result(name)+ crashed.problems.append(f"the check crashed: {type(error).__name__}: {error}")+ return crashed++ natives_result, builds = Result("natives"), {}+ try:+ natives_result, builds = check_natives(args.assets, rows, version)+ except Exception as error:+ natives_result.problems.append(f"the check crashed: {type(error).__name__}: {error}")+ if "natives" in checks:+ results.append(natives_result)+ if "provenance" in checks:+ results.append(guarded("provenance", lambda: check_provenance(builds, version, commit, patches)))+ if "source" in checks:+ results.append(guarded("source", lambda: check_source(+ args.assets, version, builds, patches,+ lambda n: git(root, "show", f"HEAD:llama/patches/{n}").decode("utf-8", "replace"))))+ if "android" in checks:+ results.append(guarded("android", lambda: check_android(args.assets, version, root)))+ if "cache" in checks:+ repository = os.environ.get("GITHUB_REPOSITORY", "bernardladenthin/java-llama.cpp")+ results.append(guarded("cache", lambda: check_cache(+ run_logs(repository, args.run or find_run(repository, args.tag)))))
failed = 0
for result in results:
print(f"== {result.name}: {'FAIL' if result.problems else 'ok'}")
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# Class ListMojo
java.lang.Object
org.apache.maven.plugin.AbstractMojo
org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.AbstractDependencyMojo
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org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.resolvers.AbstractResolveMojo
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@Mojo(name="list", requiresDependencyResolution=TEST, threadSafe=true) public class ListMojo extends ResolveDependenciesMojo
Displays the list of dependencies for this project.
Since:
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Author:
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* ## Field Summary
### Fields inherited from class ResolveDependenciesMojo
`outputScope`
### Fields inherited from class AbstractResolveMojo
`appendOutput, outputFile`
### Fields inherited from class AbstractDependencyFilterMojo
`classifier, excludeArtifactIds, excludeClassifiers, excludeGroupIds, excludeScope, excludeTransitive, excludeTypes, includeArtifactIds, includeClassifiers, includeGroupIds, includeScope, includeTypes, markersDirectory, overWriteIfNewer, overWriteReleases, overWriteSnapshots, prependGroupId, type`
### Fields inherited from class AbstractDependencyMojo
`session`
### Fields inherited from interface org.apache.maven.plugin.Mojo
`ROLE`
* ## Constructor Summary
Constructors
Constructor
Description
`ListMojo(org.apache.maven.execution.MavenSession session, org.sonatype.plexus.build.incremental.BuildContext buildContext, org.apache.maven.project.MavenProject project, ResolverUtil resolverUtil, org.apache.maven.project.ProjectBuilder projectBuilder, org.apache.maven.artifact.handler.manager.ArtifactHandlerManager artifactHandlerManager)`
* ## Method Summary
### Methods inherited from class ResolveDependenciesMojo
`doExecute, getMarkedArtifactFilter, getOutput, getResults`
### Methods inherited from class AbstractDependencyFilterMojo
`filterMarkedDependencies, getDependencySets, getDependencySets, getMarkersDirectory, getResolvedDependencies, getResolverUtil, isPrependGroupId, setMarkersDirectory, setPrependGroupId`
### Methods inherited from class AbstractDependencyMojo
`execute, existsInResolvedModel, getProject, isSilent, isSkip, setSilent, setSkip`
### Methods inherited from class org.apache.maven.plugin.AbstractMojo
`getLog, getPluginContext, setLog, setPluginContext`
### Methods inherited from class Object
`clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`
* ## Constructor Details
* ### ListMojo
@Inject public ListMojo(org.apache.maven.execution.MavenSession session, org.sonatype.plexus.build.incremental.BuildContext buildContext, org.apache.maven.project.MavenProject project, ResolverUtil resolverUtil, org.apache.maven.project.ProjectBuilder projectBuilder, org.apache.maven.artifact.handler.manager.ArtifactHandlerManager artifactHandlerManager)
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## `dependency:analyze-report`
This goal is used to include a report of the dependencies in the output of the `maven-site-plugin`.
` <reporting>
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## `dependency:tree`
This goal is used to view the dependency hierarchy of the project currently being built. It will output the resolved tree of dependencies that the Maven build process actually uses.
This goal can be executed from the command line:
mvn dependency:tree
Optionally, the `output` parameter can be specified to divert the output to a file:
mvn dependency:tree -DoutputFile=/path/to/file
Also, the `outputType` parameter can be used to generate different formats of output. The following formats are currently supported:
* text
* dot
* graphml
* tgf
mvn dependency:tree -DoutputFile=/path/to/file.graphml -DoutputType=graphml
## `dependency:build-classpath`
This goal will output a classpath string of dependencies from the local repository to a file or log and optionally attach and deploy the file. For instance, the file would contain a classpath string like this:
/home/foo/.m2/repository/org/java/utils/util/util-1.0.jar:/home/foo/.m2/ ....
The resulting file could then be used like this:
java -cp `cat resultFile` MyClass
In its simplest form, to output the classpath to the log, the goal can be called like this:
mvn dependency:build-classpath
or to write the classpath to cp.txt:
mvn dependency:build-classpath -Dmdep.outputFile=cp.txt
The goal can also be bound to a lifecycle phase with the following configuration:
`<project>
[...]
<build>
<plugins>
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<groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
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<configuration>
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Modifier and Type
Method
Description
`protected void`
`appendArtifactPath(org.apache.maven.artifact.Artifact artifact, StringBuilder sb)`
Appends the artifact path to the specified StringBuilder.
`protected void`
`attachFile(String cpString)`
`int`
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Compares artifacts lexicographically, using pattern [group_id][artifact_id][version].
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`doExecute()`
Main entry into mojo.
`protected org.apache.maven.shared.artifact.filter.collection.ArtifactsFilter`
`getMarkedArtifactFilter()`
Return an `ArtifactsFilter` indicating which artifacts must be filtered out.
`boolean`
`isStripVersion()`
`protected String`
`readClasspathFile()`
Reads the file specified by the mojo param 'outputFile' into a string.
`void`
`setFileSeparator(String theFileSeparator)`
`void`
`setLocalRepoProperty(String localRepoProperty)`
`void`
`setOutputFile(File outputFile)`
`void`
`setOutputProperty(String theOutputProperty)`
`void`
`setPathSeparator(String thePathSeparator)`
`void`
`setPrefix(String thePrefix)`
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# dependency:sources
Full name:
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-dependency-plugin:3.11.0:sources
Deprecated:
in favor of `resolve-sources` goal and will be removed in a future version
Description:
Goal that resolves the project source dependencies from the repository.
Attributes:
* Requires a Maven project to be executed.
* Requires dependency resolution of artifacts in scope: `test`.
* The goal is thread-safe and supports parallel builds.
* Since version: `2.0-alpha2`.
* Binds by default to the lifecycle phase: `generate-sources`.
## Optional Parameters
Name | Type | Since | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
`<appendOutput>` | `boolean` | `2.2` | Whether to append outputs into the output file or overwrite it.
Default: `false`
User Property: `appendOutput`
`<excludeArtifactIds>` | `String` | `2.0` | Comma-separated list of artifact IDs to exclude.
User Property: `excludeArtifactIds`
`<excludeClassifiers>` | `String` | `2.0` | Comma-separated list of Classifiers to exclude. User Property: `includeScope`
`<includeTypes>` | `String` | `2.0` | Comma-separated list of Types to include. Empty String indicates include everything (default).
User Property: `includeTypes`
`<markersDirectory>` | `File` | `2.0` | Directory to store flag files.
Default: `${project.build.directory}/dependency-maven-plugin-markers`
User Property: `markersDirectory`
`<outputAbsoluteArtifactFilename>` | `boolean` | `2.0` | Output absolute filename for resolved artifacts.
Default: `false`
User Property: `outputAbsoluteArtifactFilename`
`<outputEncoding>` | `String` | `-` | No description.
Default: `${project.reporting.outputEncoding}`
User Property: `outputEncoding`
`<outputFile>` | `File` | `2.0` | If specified, this parameter causes the dependencies to be written to the path specified instead of the console.
User Property: `outputFile`
`<outputScope>` | `boolean` | `2.0-alpha-2` | If we should display the scope when resolving.
Default: `true`
User Property: `mdep.outputScope`
`<overWriteIfNewer>` | `boolean` | `2.0` | Overwrite artifacts that don't exist or are older than the source.
Default: `true`
User Property: `overWriteIfNewer`
`<overWriteReleases>` | `boolean` | `1.0` | Overwrite release artifacts.
Default: `false`
User Property: `overWriteReleases`
`<overWriteSnapshots>` | `boolean` | `1.0` | Overwrite snapshot artifacts.
Default: `false`
User Property: `overWriteSnapshots`
`<prependGroupId>` | `boolean` | `2.2` | Prepend the group ID during copy.
Default: `false`
User Property: `mdep.prependGroupId`
`<silent>` | `boolean` | `2.0` | Deprecated.
to be removed in 4.0; use -q command line option instead
If the plugin should be silent.
Default: `false`
User Property: `silent`
`<skip>` | `boolean` | `2.7` | Skip plugin execution completely.
Default: `false`
User Property: `mdep.skip`
`<skipDuringIncrementalBuild>` | `boolean` | `3.4.0` | Skip plugin execution only during incremental builds (e.g. triggered from M2E).
See also: org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.AbstractDependencyMojo.skip
Default: `false`
`<sort>` | `boolean` | `2.8` | Sort the output list of resolved artifacts alphabetically. The default ordering matches the classpath order.
Default: `false`
User Property: `sort`
`<type>` | `String` | `2.0` | Specify type to look for when constructing artifact based on classifier. Example: java-source,jar,war.
User Property: `type`
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L947: import java.util.Objects;
L948:
L949: import java.util.Set;
L950:
L951: import java.util.jar.JarFile;
L952: import java.util.jar.Manifest;
L953:
L954: import org.apache.maven.artifact.Artifact;
L955:
L956: import org.apache.maven.artifact.handler.manager.ArtifactHandlerManager;
L957:
L958: import org.apache.maven.execution.MavenSession;
L959:
L960: import org.apache.maven.plugin.MojoExecutionException;
L961:
L962: import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.LifecyclePhase;
L963:
L964: import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.Mojo;
L965:
L966: import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.Parameter;
L967:
L968: import org.apache.maven.plugins.annotations.ResolutionScope;
L969: import org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.utils.DependencyStatusSets;
L970:
L971: import org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.utils.DependencyUtil;
L972:
L973: import org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.utils.ResolverUtil;
L974:
L975: import org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.utils.filters.ResolveFileFilter;
L976:
L977: import org.apache.maven.plugins.dependency.utils.markers.SourcesFileMarkerHandler;
L978:
L979: import org.apache.maven.project.MavenProject;
L980:
L981: import org.apache.maven.project.ProjectBuilder;
L982: import org.apache.maven.shared.artifact.filter.collection.ArtifactsFilter;
L983:
L984: import org.apache.maven.shared.utils.logging.MessageBuilder;
L985:
L986: import org.apache.maven.shared.utils.logging.MessageUtils;
L987:
L988: import org.sonatype.plexus.build.incremental.BuildContext;
L989:
L990: /**
L991:
L992: * Goal that resolves the project dependencies from the repository. When running on Java 9, the
L993:
L994: * module names will be visible as well.
L995:
L996: * <p>
L997:
L998: * Maven resolves the dependencies before the goal runs, so in a multi-module project that has not been
L999: * built yet, a dependency on another module of the same build fails. Run a phase that packages the modules
L1000:
L1001: * in the same build, for example {@code mvn package dependency:resolve}, or use
L1002:
L1003: * <a href="collect-mojo.html">dependency:collect</a>, which needs only the POM files. The {@code exclude*}
L1004:
L1005: * and {@code include*} parameters filter what the goal displays; they do not stop Maven from resolving
L1006:
L1007: * those dependencies.
L1008:
L1009: *
L1010:
L1011: * @author <a href="mailto:brianf@apache.org">Brian Fox</a>
L1012:
L1013: * @since 2.0
L1014:
L1015: */
L1016: @Mojo(
L1017:
L1018: name = "resolve",
L1019:
L1020: requiresDependencyResolution = Res…[truncated]</excerpt>
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- 2: https://github.com/apache/maven-dependency-plugin/blob/master/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/plugins/dependency/resolvers/ListMojo.java
- 3: https://github.com/apache/maven-dependency-plugin/blob/master/src/main/java/org/apache/maven/plugins/dependency/resolvers/ResolveDependenciesMojo.java
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Strip carriage returns from deps.txt before parsing.
The Windows consumer job runs this script with Bash. Maven's dependency-list output uses the platform line separator, so Windows can produce CRLF. The current parser keeps \r in the scope field, causing the compile and runtime checks to fail.
Proposed fix
--- "a/.github/post-release-consumer.sh"+++ "b/.github/post-release-consumer.sh"@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@
|| fail "net.ladenthin:llama-platform:$VERSION does not resolve from Maven Central"
mvn_consumer -q dependency:copy-dependencies -DincludeScope=runtime "-DoutputDirectory=$(cd "$(dirname "$SET_DIR")" && pwd)/$(basename "$SET_DIR")"
# dependency:list writes " group:artifact:type[:classifier]:version:scope" (plus a module suffix on newer plugins)
-deps="$(sed -n 's/^ *\([^ ]*:[^ ]*\).*/\1/p' "$WORK/deps.txt" | grep ':' || true)"+deps="$(tr -d '\r' < "$WORK/deps.txt" | sed -n 's/^ *\([^ ]*:[^ ]*\).*/\1/p' | grep ':' || true)"
echo "resolved from Central (runtime scope):"
sed 's/^/ /' <<< "$deps"
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versions:set over the six reactor poms (it also moved
project.build.outputTimestamp), the standalone agent pom by hand, the
README's snapshot snippet, the agent's CLAUDE.md and the ReflowProbe
command line. The release snippets stay at 6.0.0. TODO: the bump item is
done, the upstream submissions remain.
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… jar on RHEL 8 in CI
The 6.0.0 cpu-linux-s390x jar was cross-compiled with the ubuntu runner's
GCC 13 against its glibc 2.39 sysroot and referenced GLIBC_2.38,
GLIBCXX_3.4.32 and CXXABI_1.3.13: it failed to load on RHEL 8/9 and
Ubuntu 22.04 while every job was green.
build-linux-s390x now cross-compiles with clang-18 against the pypa
manylinux_2_28_s390x image unpacked as a sysroot
(.github/manylinux/manylinux_2_28-s390x-sysroot, pinned by digest, nothing
of it executed) through .github/manylinux/s390x-toolchain.cmake:
--gcc-install-dir takes gcc-toolset-14's crt files, libgcc and libstdc++
(GCC 8's libstdc++.so.6 plus libstdc++_nonshared.a) as a native toolset
build would, binutils-s390x-linux-gnu links, -march=z13 keeps the former
arch11 baseline. The emulator passes the sysroot as QEMU_LD_PREFIX (an
environment variable, because googletest's death tests re-exec through
binfmt_misc without qemu's -L), and the sysroot path is cached so a
reconfigure finds it. Runner pinned to ubuntu-24.04.
Measured locally (b11887): GLIBC_2.27, GLIBCXX_3.4.25, CXXABI_1.3.11,
new dependencies libpthread.so.0 and libdl.so.2; 694/694 C++ tests under
qemu against the sysroot and natively on a LinuxONE z16 (cfarm191); the
jar loads on RHEL 8.10 s390x, the 6.0.0 one fails there with
GLIBC_2.38 not found.
Checks, so it cannot regress unseen, for every architecture:
- verify-native-deps.py holds Linux/s390x/cpu to GLIBC_2.28 and every
floor directory to GLIBCXX_3.4.25 / CXXABI_1.3.11 (LIBSTDCXX_CEILING,
met by x86-64, aarch64 and CUDA today); elf_info reports the three
families and skips GLIBC_PRIVATE / CXXABI_TM_1 instead of crashing.
The s390x job runs it on its own tree too.
- smoke-glibc-floor: package uploads the floor set (check-natives.py
floor-set, derived from GLIBC_CEILING) as llama-glibc-floor, and one
matrix row per jar loads it with NativeLoadSmoke in the UBI 8 OpenJDK 21
runtime image (RHEL 8.10, glibc 2.28) on its own architecture, s390x
under qemu (smoke-glibc-floor.sh). check-natives.py holds the rows to
the set; both publish gates wait for the job. Locally green on all three
and red on the 6.0.0 s390x jar.
- Unit tests for the libstdc++ versions, the s390x and libstdc++
ceilings, floor_set and check_floor (103 tests, green on Linux).
README row back to glibc 2.28, CHANGELOG [Unreleased], CLAUDE.md
"Linux s390x" and the manylinux and check tables, docs/local-test-plan.md,
TODO: what is done and what only the first CI run can show.
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RELEASE.md describes how a release is made. Nothing described how one is
audited once it exists, so the checks were re-derived by hand every time and
the interesting ones -- the artifacts resolved from Central and run on the
floor JDK -- were the ones most easily skipped.
docs/post-release-check.md is that checklist, written so every item is
answerable without trusting the run that produced the artifacts: a green
pipeline is evidence about the build, and every failure class CLAUDE.md
records as having reached a user reached them through a green pipeline.
16 checks, each stating the failure class it catches, how to run it and the
pass criterion. Nothing is pinned to a version: the expected sets are derived
from .github/natives.csv and the tag, so the file stays correct for the next
release. Two checks deliberately recompute rather than read -- the patch-set
hash from the tagged patches, and the publication's artifact count from the
module layout -- because reading a provenance key out of a jar proves only
that the jar is self-consistent.
The last section records the standing gaps a reader should be told rather
than discover: the unsigned Windows DLLs and their compensating controls,
the post-release minor bump (the patch number stays free for an emergency
release off the released line), and scope drift between the reactor poms and
the Gradle-built AAR poms.
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Two entries from auditing the published 6.0.0 artifacts.
The finding: both AAR poms ship checker-qual at compile scope, which the core
deliberately keeps at provided -- its classes are major 55 with RUNTIME
retention, the UnsupportedClassVersionError that #411 put on main. Not a
blocker and not that failure on Android, since D8 consumes major 55, so it
ships in 6.0.0 unfixed. It went unnoticed because the AAR poms take only
their dependency versions from the Maven poms while the scopes are the Gradle
build's own, and because CLAUDE.md calls checker-qual one of "the core's
compile-scope deps", which it is not. Both halves need the same commit.
And measured evidence for the open device-dedup question under "Modular
natives": on the published jars the discrete GPU is registered twice, as
CUDA0 and Vulkan0, so any device_id dedup happens in selection rather than in
registration. The selection half stays open, with the reason it could not be
answered in the same run -- the load lines are below the default verbosity
threshold -- so the next attempt starts with -lv 4 instead of rediscovering
that.
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….xml, check them in CI
The 6.0.0 llama-android and llama-android-opencl poms listed checker-qual
4.3.1 at compile scope, which the core keeps provided (major 55 classes,
CLAUDE.md "Java 8 bytecode floor"). The AAR build took the versions from
the core pom but kept the list and the scopes by hand, so the scope drifted.
- llama-android/build.gradle.kts: coreCompileDependencies reads the core's
compile-scope, non-optional dependencies (versions and scopes) from
llama/pom.xml. The generated poms list jackson-databind, slf4j-api and
jspecify, plus the CPU AAR in the OpenCL one.
- consumer-proguard.txt: -dontwarn org.checkerframework.**. The Nullness
Checker writes its qualifiers into 133 of the core's 146 class files
(RUNTIME retention), so without checker-qual a minified app would fail
R8 on "Missing class".
- .github/verify-aar-poms.py (buildcheck/aarpoms.py, 8 tests): checks the
poms publishToMavenLocal wrote, in package-android-aar. Run on the two
6.0.0 poms from Central it reports checker-qual and nothing else.
- CLAUDE.md: the AAR sentence corrected and the bytecode references
documented. CHANGELOG [Unreleased], the post-release check and TODO
updated.
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…inks
The first Publish run of the branch (40281901033) failed in the sysroot step:
ln: failed to create symbolic link '.../usr/lib64/libnssckbi.so': Permission denied
RHEL ships /usr/lib64 read-only (dr-xr-xr-x). The runner unpacks as a
non-root user, so the absolute-to-relative symlink rewrite could not write
into it. The local test ran as root, which ignores the mode. chmod -R u+w
after unpacking fixes it, and the job's cleanup can delete the tree again.
Reproduced and verified as uid 1000 (the docker calls replaced by a shim
feeding the same image export): without the chmod, the same error; with
it, "s390x sysroot ready (289M, glibc libc-2.28.so)", no absolute link
left, and rm -rf works.
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docs/post-release-check.md described how to audit a published release
from the outside, and every check was run by hand. Now every check a
GitHub runner can answer runs by itself after the Publish run of a v* tag,
or by hand with workflow_dispatch and a tag.
audit job:
- bernardladenthin/actions' new java/audit-publication (checks 1, 2,
4-7, 10, 16): the run and its jobs, the files against the contract,
Maven Central (polled while it publishes), the signatures with the
release key from a keyserver, every file's provenance, the bytecode
floors and the next version. Settings are in the new post-release
section of actions-config.json. The pin is the actions branch commit
until that action is released.
- .github/post-release-check.py (buildcheck/postrelease.py, 11 tests),
checks 3, 8, 9, 13 and 14:
- the natives jars against natives.csv;
- provenance, with patches/patches.sha256 recomputed from the patch
blobs at the tag;
- the source archive's stamp, its reproducible pack, and an added line
of every patch in the tree (held to the last patch touching a file);
- the AAR invariants and poms, 16 KB alignment;
- no job log of the tag build with the compiler cache on.
consumer matrix (checks 11, 12, 15), on Java 8 for Linux x86-64/aarch64,
Windows x86-64 and macOS arm64:
- post-release-consumer.sh resolves llama-platform (plus a GPU classifier)
from Central into an empty local repository. The graph must not contain
logback or checker-qual, and slf4j-simple must be at runtime scope.
- The existing server smoke then runs on the resolved jars.
- On Linux x86-64, post-release-webui.sh checks that GET / of the released
library serves the gzip app shell and that system_fingerprint names the
build.
Tools and settings come from the default branch, the release's facts from
a checkout of the tag, so 6.0.0 can be audited too.
Run against 6.0.0 locally:
- The 8 audit checks pass (next warns: main was at 6.0.0).
- natives 23/23, provenance, source and cache (73 logs) pass.
- android fails on exactly the known checker-qual finding.
- Consumer resolution, server smoke and WebUI pass on the jars from
Central (Docker, JDK 21).
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v1.1.0 (44390bd4) adds java/audit-publication. post-release.yml pinned
that action at its branch commit until the release; now it and every other
pin of the workflows name v1.1.0. Nothing changes for the actions already
in use.
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Verified locally from an empty local repository: 668 + 39 + 32 tests,
BUILD SUCCESS. What stays open is srcmorph#243's CI.
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…t's own flags
Three defects in docs/windows-intel-core-ultra.md, two of them reported from
the machine the guide is written for.
1. The agent pom did not parse. Its comment read "only needed for --model
... with --base-url ...", and a double hyphen is illegal inside an XML
comment, so every editor and every parser flags the snippet. Reworded
without one; both pom snippets are now checked with a real XML parser
(xml.etree), not by eye.
2. The agent rejects the server's flags, which the guide did not say. It has
its own parser (AgentOptions) and accepts only long forms -- --model,
--ctx-size, --ngl/--gpu-layers -- so the server's -m fails with "unknown
argument: -m" plus a usage block, which is what happened. Stated as an
IMPORTANT note next to the first agent command, with the reason: unknown
flags are refused rather than ignored, deliberately.
3. The examples are Windows batch now, not PowerShell, and each of the two
steps opens with the JAVA_HOME it needs -- openjdk1.8.0_491 for the
server, openjdk21.0.11 for the agent -- followed by PATH and the mvn
call, so a step is one block to paste. `cd /d` for the drive-aware
change, and the port test uses curl.exe (in PowerShell 5.1 `curl` is an
alias for Invoke-WebRequest, so the bare name would behave differently).
The cmd quoting is verified rather than assumed: `-Dexec.args="..."` was run
through cmd.exe exactly as printed, and the whole argument arrived -- the
server reported loading 'C:\models\does-not-exist.gguf' and accepted the
remaining flags, failing only on the deliberately absent file. PowerShell
needs `"-Dexec.args=..."` instead, which is why the blocks are bat.
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A workflow_run event passes its originating run ID. A manual dispatch leaves RUN_ID empty, so postrelease.main calls find_run. find_run raises when multiple successful Publish runs exist for the tag. Publish allows separate non-PR runs by using github.run_id in its concurrency group, so repeated successful dispatches can trigger this failure.
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required: true
+ run_id:+ description: "The successful Publish run ID for this tag"+ required: true
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GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}
- RUN_ID: ${{ github.event.workflow_run.id }}+ RUN_ID: ${{ inputs.run_id || github.event.workflow_run.id }}
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Correct the “only long forms” statement.
AgentOptions.parse also accepts -h, -v, and -p. The current sentence gives an incorrect option contract. State that the agent uses its own option names, or limit the claim to the model and context options listed here.
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Review comment at @docs/windows-intel-core-ultra.md around lines 250 - 253:
Update the option-contract wording in the documentation excerpt near
AgentOptions.parse: clarify that the agent uses its own option names, or limit
the “long forms” claim to the model and context options listed. Do not imply
that all agent options accept only long forms, since AgentOptions.parse also
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… numbering moves
The open half of TODO "Windows GPU modules on real hardware", measured on
the published 6.0.0 jars (cpu, cuda13 and vulkan for windows-x86-64) on an
RTX 3070 Laptop GPU with an AMD iGPU. Qwen2.5-1.5B Q4_K_M, -ngl 99 -lv 4,
three requests per set, the set chosen with -Dnet.ladenthin.llama.backend.
- llama.cpp deduplicates the GPU in device selection by PCI id ("skipping
device Vulkan0 ... already using device CUDA0 ... with the same id"). The
first registered backend, CUDA, wins, and all 29 layers go to CUDA0.
- The iGPU is never drafted in. OpenCL drops the NVIDIA GPU as
unsupported and registers no device.
- cuda13, vulkan and both perform the same: ~190 t/s generation, ~2100-2500
t/s prompt.
- Vulkan's device order depends on the module set. With Vulkan alone the
RTX is Vulkan1; with CUDA loaded it is Vulkan0. A device name is
therefore valid only for the set it was read from. The README says so
next to the module list.
docs/benchmarks/gpu-module-jars.md gains section 3 with the log lines and
the table. TODO.md checks the item off except the tg128 comparison with the
static build, which used another model.
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…r than GCC 13
From the first green Publish run (40309665294) and cfarm191 (z16):
- The CI checks pass: 694/694 under qemu, 99.62 % sccache hits,
GLIBC_2.27 / GLIBCXX_3.4.25 / CXXABI_1.3.11, all three RHEL 8 rows.
- The CI-built cpu-linux-s390x jar loads natively (Clang 18.1.3).
- Real big-endian inference: Qwen3-0.6B converted with
gguf_convert_endian.py answers "Paris." through the embedded server.
- Speed against the 6.0.0 GCC 13 jar, three alternating rounds on the
shared host: clang ahead in every round (generation 0.62-1.87 against
0.31-0.93 t/s).
New open item: s390x runs scalar in both builds (GGML_VXE off). ggml's
CPU variants for z15-z17 would use the vector unit without raising the
z13 floor.
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This branch holds five changes and replaces #574 (its two commits are cherry-picked here, authorship kept). It is rebased onto
mainafter #575, and everybernardladenthin/actionspin is moved to v1.1.0 (44390bd4), the release that carriesjava/audit-publication.1.
mainto 6.1.0-SNAPSHOT (a7614407): the post-release bump.2. s390x loads on glibc 2.28, like the other Linux CPU jars (
d60b760d, fix8023a23d; the TODO item from #568).cpu-linux-s390xjar referencedGLIBC_2.38,GLIBCXX_3.4.32andCXXABI_1.3.13, a side effect of the ubuntu runner's cross sysroot. It did not load on RHEL 8/9 or Ubuntu 22.04.build-linux-s390xnow cross-compiles with clang-18 against the pypamanylinux_2_28_s390ximage, unpacked as a sysroot (pinned by digest, nothing executed), with gcc-toolset-14's libstdc++ treatment and-march=z13. The qemuctestruns against glibc 2.28.verify-native-deps.pyholds s390x toGLIBC_2.28, and every glibc-floor directory toGLIBCXX_3.4.25/CXXABI_1.3.11.smoke-glibc-floorloads all three Linux CPU jars on RHEL 8.10: x86-64 and aarch64 natively, s390x under qemu./usr/lib64is read-only, and the runner unpacks as non-root.8023a23dfixes this, reproduced and verified as uid 1000.3. The post-release check of 6.0.0 (from #574:
fe5619d9,5260bb6b):docs/post-release-check.md, 16 checks, and the two TODO findings.4. The AAR poms no longer carry
checker-qual(926761e2, the first finding of 3).llama-android/build.gradle.ktsreads the compile-scope dependencies fromllama/pom.xml, scopes included, instead of a hand-kept list.-dontwarn org.checkerframework.**in the consumer rules; otherwise minified apps fail R8.verify-aar-poms.pychecks the published poms inpackage-android-aar. On the two 6.0.0 poms from Central it reports exactly checker-qual.5. The post-release check runs by itself (
27de0d35):.github/workflows/post-release.ymlruns after the Publish run of av*tag, or by hand with a tag.auditjob:java/audit-publication(java/audit-publication: audit a published release from the outside actions#5): the run and its jobs, the files against the contract, Maven Central, the signatures, the provenance, the bytecode floors and the next version..github/post-release-check.py: the natives jars, their provenance withpatches.sha256recomputed from the tag, the source archive, the AARs and the cache-free build.consumermatrix on Java 8 (Linux x86-64/aarch64, Windows, macOS arm64):llama-platformresolved from Central into an empty local repository (no logback, no checker-qual), then the server smoke. On Linux x86-64 also the embedded WebUI of the released library.Test plan
GLIBC_2.27,GLIBCXX_3.4.25,CXXABI_1.3.11. 694/694 C++ tests pass under qemu against the sysroot and natively on a LinuxONE z16 (cfarm191). The RHEL 8.10 load test passes for all 3 jars and rejects the 6.0.0 s390x jar withGLIBC_2.38 not found.verify-aar-poms.pypasses on them and fails on 6.0.0.nextwarns (main was at 6.0.0);main). Actions library: 157 green.check-natives: 0 disagreements. Templates, release gate and run scripts: 0 problems.8023a23d). Both GPG preflight jobs are red on PR runs, as on Add a post-release check: audit a published release from the outside #574's run (the secret is not delivered to PRs).post-release.ymlincluded.workflow_dispatchofpost-release.ymlwithv6.0.0. Expected: exactly the android finding. Unverified on a runner: the Java 8 rows (Zulu 8 on macOS arm64),gh attestation verifywithattestations: read, and the keyserver fetch.Related issues / PRs
Refs #568; replaces #574; uses bernardladenthin/actions#5 (v1.1.0). Sibling pins: BitcoinAddressFinder#402, streambuffer#195, srcmorph#243
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