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Summary

  • Bump the Arch openhuman-bin recipe from the stale pinned 0.54.0 to the latest stable 0.63.7.
  • Add a pkgver() that auto-resolves the latest GitHub release tag, so the recipe no longer needs a manual version bump per release.
  • prepare() now verifies the downloaded AppImage's sha256 against the digest published in the release asset metadata, so the AppImage source uses SKIP safely.

Why

The current PKGBUILD still pins 0.54.0 and hardcodes the AppImage checksum, so it silently drifts behind every release. Auto-bumping + digest verification keeps it current and tamper-evident with zero extra maintainer work.

Test plan

  • makepkg --syncdeps --clean --cleanbuild --force builds openhuman-bin 0.63.7-1 on Arch Linux (x86_64).
  • pkgver() resolves 0.63.7 from the GitHub releases API.
  • prepare() sha256 check passes against the upstream-published digest cb2b6f8f....
  • Installed app launches clean on Hyprland (Wayland) — no --ozone-platform=x11 workaround required.

Notes

Local files (openhuman, openhuman.desktop, openhuman.svg) keep their pinned checksums. Only the AppImage is version-floated and verified at build time.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Updated the Arch package to version 0.63.7.
    • Added automatic detection of the latest available release.
    • Added build-time verification that the downloaded AppImage matches the published release checksum.
  • Chores
    • Added contributor metadata.
    • Updated package build requirements.
    • Retained integrity checks for locally packaged files.
    • Improved package update reliability by rejecting unavailable or mismatched release verification data.

- Update pinned version 0.54.0 -> 0.63.7 (latest stable)
- Add pkgver() that auto-resolves the latest GitHub release tag
- prepare() now verifies AppImage sha256 against the upstream-published
  digest, so the AppImage source uses SKIP safely
- Verified: package built and OpenHuman launches clean on Arch + Hyprland
  (Wayland), no X11/ozone workaround needed
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The Arch package definition resolves the latest GitHub release and verifies the downloaded AppImage against its published digest. It updates package metadata, adds Python as a build dependency, and retains pinned checksums for local assets.

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OpenHuman Arch package

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Release version resolution
packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD
The package version and contributor metadata are updated. Python is added as a build dependency. pkgver() retrieves the latest GitHub release tag and removes its leading v.
AppImage digest verification
packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD
The AppImage uses SKIP for the source checksum. prepare() retrieves the upstream digest and stops when the digest is unavailable or does not match the downloaded AppImage.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2b936

The recipe now tracks newer releases automatically and verifies the AppImage digest, but its reported package version can still differ from the release artifact it downloads, which may mislead package managers about the installed version. The change is otherwise localized and mergeable with explicit maintainer follow-up to keep the selected source and package version aligned.

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A rabbit tracks the release tag,
Then checks the AppImage bag.
If hashes match, the build can hop;
If not, the checks make progress stop.
Local pins remain in place.

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Pull request overview

Updates the Arch Linux openhuman-bin PKGBUILD to track current upstream releases automatically, reducing manual maintenance while attempting to keep the floating AppImage source verifiable.

Changes:

  • Bump openhuman-bin from 0.54.0 to 0.63.7.
  • Add pkgver() to resolve the latest GitHub release tag automatically.
  • Switch AppImage sha256sums to SKIP and add build-time digest verification in prepare().
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packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD:62

  • prepare() currently skips verification when the upstream digest cannot be resolved (empty expected), which defeats the stated goal of making the AppImage source tamper-evident while using sha256sums=('SKIP'). It’s safer to fail closed if the digest is missing, and to guard the JSON parsing against a missing assets key.
  if [ -n "${expected}" ] && [ "${expected}" != "${actual}" ]; then
    echo "ERROR: AppImage sha256 mismatch for v${pkgver}" >&2
    echo "  expected: ${expected}" >&2
    echo "  actual:   ${actual}" >&2
    exit 1

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In `@packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD`:
- Around line 25-29: Update prepare() to validate that the upstream expected
digest is present and matches a 64-character hexadecimal SHA-256 format before
comparing it with actual or executing the AppImage; reject the build immediately
when expected is missing or malformed.
- Around line 35-39: Update the PKGBUILD pkgver() function to derive the version
from the downloaded source release selected by source=, rather than querying
GitHub’s latest release. Keep version metadata synchronized with the packaged
v0.63.7 archive, and move any automatic latest-release lookup into a separate
updater workflow.
- Around line 36-38: Update the PKGBUILD makedepends declaration to include
python, covering the python3 commands used by pkgver and prepare while
preserving the existing dependency entries.
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- Add makedepends=('python') to cover the python3 calls in pkgver()
  and prepare(). Required for clean chroot builds (makepkg --syncdeps).
- In prepare(), fail the build when the upstream digest cannot be
  retrieved (empty expected), instead of silently skipping verification.
  This closes the gap that made sha256sums=SKIP unreliable.
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Addressed the two actionable issues from the review comments:

1. Missing makedepends for python (Copilot + CodeRabbit)

Added makedepends=('python') to cover the python3 calls in pkgver() and prepare(). This is needed for clean chroot builds where only base-devel is present.

2. Fail-closed on missing upstream digest (Copilot + CodeRabbit)

prepare() now fails the build when the upstream digest cannot be retrieved (empty expected), instead of silently skipping verification. This closes the gap that made sha256sums=SKIP unreliable. The two conditions are now separate:

  • Empty digest → abort with clear error message
  • Digest mismatch → abort with expected vs actual diff

Build tested on Arch Linux x86_64, openhuman-bin builds cleanly with the fixed PKGBUILD. Auto-bump resolved 0.63.12 (latest) during the test run.

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@coderabbitai please re-review the latest commit (2b9363e) — both actionable comments have been addressed: makedepends=('python') was added, and prepare() now fails closed when the upstream digest is missing instead of silently skipping verification. Thanks!

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@LuuKhoaHoc, I verified commit 2b9363e.

  • makedepends=('python') covers the python3 commands in pkgver() and prepare().
  • prepare() now aborts when the upstream digest is empty.
  • A malformed digest also aborts through the digest-mismatch check. It cannot match the SHA-256 value from sha256sum.

The two reported findings are addressed.

The separate open finding in pkgver() remains. source= downloads the pinned v0.63.7 artifact, but pkgver() can label that artifact with a newer GitHub release version.

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Hi @senamakel — this PR is ready to merge. The earlier CodeRabbit CHANGES_REQUESTED was from before the fix commit (2b9363e); after @coderabbitai full review it is now APPROVED, with all review threads resolved. tinysweeper also approved, and every check is green (mergeable, no conflicts). Could you merge when you get a chance? Thanks!

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@LuuKhoaHoc, GitHub reports that PR #5631 is mergeable, but its merge state is BLOCKED.

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