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Alexei Fedotov
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Several fixes to the macOS runner provisioning in `ci/praktika/infrastructure/runner/runner-init.py`: - Rename `configure_macos` to `configure_darwin` for consistency with the rest of the codebase. - Drop the provisioning marker `.clickhouse-ci-runner-init-version` when the runner loop raises on macOS, so the next boot re-runs `configure_darwin` (re-extracts `actions-runner`) instead of skipping it on the version gate and failing the same way again. Previously a missing `actions-runner` directory left the instance stuck rebooting with a `FileNotFoundError` from `os.chdir`. The marker path is centralized as `Runner.PROVISION_MARKER`. - Substitute `config.runner_home` into the actions-runner install block via an `rf"""` string instead of recomputing `$HOME/actions-runner` in bash. - Remove the temporary login-profile clearing block. - Bump `version` to 71. In `ci/infra/scripts/user_data_macos.txt`, pin the `aws s3 cp` of the init script to `us-east-1` (where the `github-runners-data` bucket lives) so it works from runners launched in any region.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Bootstrap script for macOS GitHub Actions runners.
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# Bootstraps Homebrew + Python, then hands off to the runner-init script
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# fetched from S3 for the rest of provisioning (CloudWatch agent,
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# actions-runner install, etc.). After changing this file, push it to the
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# running fleet with `ci/infra/scripts/update_userdata.py`, which stops each
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# instance, installs the new user_data, and starts it again.
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set -xeuo pipefail
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trap reboot EXIT
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USER=ec2-user
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# Pin HOME to the target user. In the EC2 user_data context this script runs as
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# root, where HOME may be /var/root; the venv created below (and the runner-init
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# handoff that runs `$HOME/venv/bin/python`) must resolve under /Users/$USER.
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export HOME="/Users/$USER"
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cd "$HOME"
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# Install Homebrew if not already installed
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if ! sudo -u "$USER" -i command -v brew &> /dev/null; then
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echo "Installing Homebrew..."
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sudo -u "$USER" -i bash -c 'NONINTERACTIVE=1 /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"'
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# Add Homebrew to PATH for Apple Silicon Macs
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if [[ $(uname -m) == "arm64" ]]; then
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sudo -u "$USER" -i bash -c "echo 'eval \"\$(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)\"' >> ~/.zprofile"
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fi
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else
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echo "Homebrew already installed"
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sudo -u "$USER" -i brew update
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fi
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# Install Python, then upgrade it: `brew install` is a no-op on an already
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# installed (even outdated) python@3, so a separate `brew upgrade` is needed for
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# interpreter bumps to propagate on existing hosts. `brew upgrade` is a no-op
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# when python@3 is already current (e.g. right after a fresh install).
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echo "Installing python@3..."
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sudo -u "$USER" -i brew install python@3
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sudo -u "$USER" -i brew upgrade python@3
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# Install / upgrade boto3 — the only third-party dependency of runner-init.py.
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# `--upgrade` keeps it at the latest version on re-runs triggered by a
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# user_data change.
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echo "Installing Python packages into venv..."
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sudo -u "$USER" -i bash -c '$(brew --prefix python@3)/bin/python3 -m venv --upgrade ~/venv && ~/venv/bin/pip install --upgrade boto3'
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INIT_ENVIRONMENT=${INIT_ENVIRONMENT:-macos}
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aws s3 cp --region us-east-1 "s3://github-runners-data/cloud-init/${INIT_ENVIRONMENT}.py" /tmp/runner-init.py
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rm -rf "$HOME/actions-runner/_work"
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sudo -u "$USER" -i bash -c "$HOME/venv/bin/python /tmp/runner-init.py --environment \"$INIT_ENVIRONMENT\""
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