fix(catalog): stop promising ARM builds that do not exist, and start checking - #369
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…cking Seven entries under-declared ARM builds that exist (EarnApp, Earn.fm, Honeygain, IPRoyal, MystNodes, PacketStream, SpeedShare), ProxyLite promised an arm64 build it never had, and Storj omitted its arm/v5 build. Checked every image's manifest on its registry and set platforms to what is published. The weekly liveness check now compares each entry's declared platforms with the registry's manifest, counting an image_by_arch override as coverage for its family, and reports a declared build with nothing behind it as a catalog problem: that promise sends a Raspberry Pi user a container that dies with "exec format error".
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates Docker platform declarations for services and guides. It adds catalog liveness checks that compare declared platform families with published image manifests and adds tests for normalization, registry outcomes, overrides, and service integration. ChangesDocker platform coverage
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In `@docs/guides/storj.md`:
- Line 79: Update the Storj Docker image reference in the guide from
storj/storagenode to the catalog’s correct image name, storjlabs/storagenode.
In `@scripts/check_catalog_liveness.py`:
- Around line 174-177: Update the manifest coverage logic in check_platforms()
to preserve linux/arm variant distinctions when comparing declared platforms
with published manifest platforms, so an ARMv5 declaration is not satisfied by
an ARMv7-only image. Restrict platform_family() normalization to image_by_arch
lookup, retaining the existing architecture-family mapping there.
- Around line 206-210: Update published_platforms() so only confirmed
missing-manifest responses return DEAD; retain UNREACHABLE for rate-limit/auth
failures and classify all other nonzero docker manifest inspect failures as
UNREACHABLE. Add tests covering confirmed missing manifests and unknown
failures.
- Around line 247-253: Update the override-processing loop around
published_platforms to track families whose status is UNREACHABLE in an
inconclusive set while still appending their findings. Compute missing by
subtracting both covered and inconclusive families from declared.
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… blip dead Folding arm/v5, v6 and v7 to one family let a v7-only image cover a declared arm/v6, which promises Pi Zero support that is not there: compatibility runs one way (a v7 board runs v5 and v6 builds, not the reverse). The check now keeps the variant and compares in that direction; image_by_arch overrides still cover their family, since the tag's label lies by definition. A docker manifest inspect failure is DEAD only when the registry says the manifest does not exist; anything else (DNS, a proxy, a daemon hiccup) is inconclusive, and an unreachable override no longer condemns the entry it covers. The Storj guide named the wrong image; the catalog's is storjlabs.
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The catalog's
platformsfield is about to become a gate: the preflight will warn an ARM worker away from an image with no ARM build. That only helps if the field is true, and it was not. Seven entries under-declared ARM builds that exist (EarnApp, Earn.fm, Honeygain, IPRoyal, MystNodes, PacketStream, SpeedShare), ProxyLite promised an arm64 build it never had, and Storj omitted its arm/v5 build.Every image's manifest was read on its registry and
platformsnow says what is published; the guides say the same. The weekly liveness check now repeats that comparison, counting animage_by_archoverride as coverage for its family, and reports a declared build with nothing behind it as a catalog problem.Ran the new check against the corrected catalog: 17 entries with images, zero problems. Re-adding arm64 to ProxyLite as a control produced "declares arm64 but the registry publishes amd64".
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