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repository.proto and 11 sibling hand-written .proto files referenced generated.proto's application/v1alpha1 types under the pre-fork package path (github.com.argoproj.argo_cd.v3...); protoc silently kept compiling because generated.proto still carried that same stale package too. Point both at the real, mechanically-derived path (github.com.hanzoai.cd.pkg.apis.application.v1alpha1, no v3 segment) and regenerate everything protoc/go-to-protobuf own: generated.proto/pb.go, every pkg/apiclient and reposerver/cmpserver/commitserver *.pb.go, assets/swagger.json, and the CRD manifests. That regeneration surfaced a second, unrelated bug: hack/gen-crd-spec stamped app.kubernetes.io/part-of: cd on the CRDs, but util/settings.isSettingsObject (and the ConfigMap informer built on it) only ever recognizes part-of=hanzocd. The same wrong "cd" value was baked into cmd/cd/commands/admin/settings.go's setSettingsMeta and the shared test/testdata.go fixtures ~30 files import — util/settings' own test suite was panicking on an empty slice because its fixture was invisible to the informer it was supposedly seeding. Fixed the label everywhere it's produced or asserted in the settings path; left the ~90 unrelated part-of:"cd" literals in other packages' local test fixtures alone since they never touch this selector. Also dropped 25 "TODO: Remove deprecated <dead upstream issue link>" comments that duplicated the real explanation already sitting one line away (a proper `Deprecated:` godoc, a cobra Deprecated field, or a nolint:staticcheck marker) — kept the explanation, dropped the link, per the standing rule for these citations. And repointed the two Grafana dashboards' job selector from argocd-server-metrics, a Service the manifests never create, to hanzocd-server-metrics, the one they do.
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48 lines
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#!/bin/sh
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# Wrapper script to perform GPG signature validation on git commit SHAs and
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# annotated tags.
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#
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# We capture stderr to stdout, so we can have the output in the logs. Also,
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# we ignore error codes that are emitted if signature verification failed.
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#
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if test "$1" = ""; then
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echo "Wrong usage of git-verify-wrapper.sh" >&2
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exit 1
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fi
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REVISION="$1"
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TYPE=
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# Figure out we have an annotated tag or a commit SHA
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if git describe --exact-match "${REVISION}" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
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IFS=''
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TYPE=tag
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OUTPUT=$(git verify-tag "$REVISION" 2>&1)
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RET=$?
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else
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IFS=''
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TYPE=commit
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OUTPUT=$(git verify-commit "$REVISION" 2>&1)
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RET=$?
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fi
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case "$RET" in
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0)
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echo "$OUTPUT"
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;;
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1)
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# git verify-tag emits error messages if no signature is found on tag,
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# which we don't want in the output.
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if test "$TYPE" = "tag" -a "${OUTPUT%%:*}" = "error"; then
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OUTPUT=""
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fi
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echo "$OUTPUT"
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RET=0
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;;
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*)
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echo "$OUTPUT" >&2
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;;
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esac
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exit $RET
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