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Onebox v33.16.1
StableRelease / build-and-release (push) Failing after 16m51sreleased this
2026-10-13 15:25:26 +00:00 | 14 commits to main since this release2026-10-13 - 33.16.1
Fixes
- Pin the platform Corestore 32.2.5 by its multi-platform image index
code.foss.global/serve.zone/corestore@sha256:a6a702f04320e15198a16a309dd939af927d3bcd74d14d92b0ce3f44526a3e7d(linux/amd64 and linux/arm64), moved from 32.2.4 (sha256:5934215cc86c5b1d79fce5040a03341d7114abd00bc71329f255e76efc158aaf) ints/platform-images.ts, and declare it asoneboxCorestorePinnedRelease32.2.5. Corestore 32.2.5 is a maintenance release of the 32.2 line that moves@lossless.org/nosqldbfrom 10.6.1 to 10.10.0: a workload that dies inside a transaction no longer locks its successor out of new collections until its session expires (EFENCE_BUSYoncreate), and the engine spends far less CPU per command and at rest. A completed engine conversion keeps running the image its journal names, so after the binary upgrade it still runs 32.2.4 untilonebox migration corestore-engine --replace-completed-target-imagemoves it, and a native owner until--replace-native-target-imagedoes; both admit 32.2.4 to 32.2.5 as a newer release of the same major, read from both images' release labels; the 32.2.5 index states32.2.5in itsorg.opencontainers.image.versionandversionlabels on both platforms. The completed-target replacement test now runs that move from the 32.2.4 index with this release's own pin. The move is one-way: NoSQLDB 10.10.0 opens a root 32.2.4 wrote in place, but once it has written, an engine before NoSQLDB 10.9 may not open that root again (Corestore 32.2.5 changelog), so take a block-level snapshot of the Corestore volume with the services stopped before the move. The change adds no startup data migration.
Maintenance
- release tooling: @git.zone/tstest 7.2.1, pnpm 12.10.0
Downloads
- Pin the platform Corestore 32.2.5 by its multi-platform image index