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feat: gzipped arweave deploys and a staging channel on arweave - #2343
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- LIBRARY_PAGES.md rewritten to the agreed design: the viewer is ArDrive in library mode, pages are static manifests pinning a compressed release bundle, snapshots always compressed, light customization, publish beside Share, and the screen-by-screen UX for visitors and owners - names wait on ArNS-on-Solana support in the app; pages ship first as manifest links - library-pages/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md: phases 0 to 4 in build order, the code seams each touches, tests, and the rules for credentials, spending and browser testing Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014tuAieHPYm1nZQqu4tgNZY
phase 0 of library pages (docs/LIBRARY_PAGES.md): every release's web build goes to arweave gzipped, and staging gets an arweave copy to try library mode on before a release. - production: ar-io/ar-io-deploy pinned to the v2.1.1 commit (was the floating v1 tag), compress: gzip, source maps deleted before the arweave step (firebase has already deployed them), manifest id in the job summary - staging: new deploy-arweave job after the github pages deploy, only when that job published; uploads with @ar.io/deploy@2.1.1 `upload` (the action has no upload-only mode), gzip, --incremental plus a cached .ario-deploy so unchanged files are not paid for again - tool/warm_arweave_manifest.sh: reads every manifest path through turbo-gateway.com, ar-io.dev and ardrive.net after each deploy, and fails on a non-200 or on gzip bytes sent without content-encoding; reported, not fatal, in both workflows - docs: claude.md deployment section; the design's facts table gets the measurements; the plan's "ar.io" gateway is ar-io.dev (ar.io is the website) and the action needs arns-name, so staging uses the cli Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U6Jfj6L2PGEKJffiGHUt4q
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Review comments at @docs/LIBRARY_PAGES.md:
- Around line 157-162: Update the libraryViewerManifestSource publishing
contract to specify how staging supplies its current manifest ID to the phase 2
publisher, and keep manifest-ID sourcing available until staging provides a
resolvable ArNS name.
- Around line 132-134: Update the `og:image` guidance in the social metadata
section to use an absolute URL for the already-uploaded social-image
transaction, or another URL known before `index.html` is uploaded; remove the
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- Around line 56-57: Revise the sandboxed-route criterion in the measured-facts
table so it does not require every gateway to return Content-Encoding: gzip;
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- Around line 160-163: Update the font guidance in the implementation plan to
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ar-io.dev charges for data past a free allowance (http 402 with an x402 offer). one evening of testing from one connection used it up, so reading all 466 files from every ci run would too. it also took 1 h 27 min to serve every path of a new turbo upload. it stays a gateway to check by hand, not one to warm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U6Jfj6L2PGEKJffiGHUt4q
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ar-io.dev, final: every path was served by 02:24 UTC, 1 h 27 min after the upload. turbo-gateway.com and ardrive.net served every path straight away. A full check right after that turned up something worse: ar-io.dev now answers HTTP 402 for So in 55d6cbe I took ar-io.dev out of the default warm-up gateways, leaving turbo-gateway.com and ardrive.net, and recorded this in the design's facts table. Warming 466 files through it from every CI run would spend the same allowance, and it isn't a gateway to send library-page visitors to. Phase 0's "done when" now names those two gateways, plus ar-io.dev once it has fetched an upload. |
pushes to dev deploy staging.ardrive.io and nothing else, as before: staging.yaml is back to dev's. the arweave upload of a staging build moves to its own workflow_dispatch workflow, staging-arweave.yaml, so the deploy wallet pays only when someone wants a staging bundle on arweave to try library mode on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U6Jfj6L2PGEKJffiGHUt4q
upload.services.ar-io.dev is the turbo sdk's development upload service: uploads through it show on ar-io.dev at once but are not permanent, so release bundles stay on upload.ardrive.io and ar-io.dev stays out of the warm-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U6Jfj6L2PGEKJffiGHUt4q
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- Line 20: Update the manual Arweave workflow’s checkout, Flutter FVM config,
Flutter, and Node setup action references to full commit SHAs from current,
reviewed releases, and add a version comment beside each pin. Keep the existing
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- Line 381: Update the Phase 0 “Compressed bundle” row so the `Content-Encoding:
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ar-io.dev only for path availability after it has fetched the upload, and retain
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- warm_arweave_manifest.sh: --fail so a 404 from a gateway that has not fetched an item yet is retried; a nonzero curl status fails the path even after a 200, so a body that broke off is not reported ok - staging-arweave.yaml: every action pinned by commit (checkout v4.4.0, flutter-fvm-config-action v1.2.0, flutter-action v2.23.0, setup-node v4.4.0), since the job holds DEPLOY_KEY - phase 0 criterion: gzip is required from turbo-gateway.com and ardrive.net; ar-io.dev is checked for loading, not the header - design: og:image points at the social image's own transaction, uploaded first, because index.html is uploaded before the page manifest exists - design: libraryViewerManifestSource takes a manifest id or a name; staging and development use `ardrive` and pin the production release, and a branch viewer is tried by putting a staging-arweave manifest id in the stored config - fonts: bundled with no exception; if flutter 3.19 cannot, phase 1 stops and asks Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U6Jfj6L2PGEKJffiGHUt4q
cve-2026-111497 (node's brotli decoder, out-of-bounds write, fixed in 22.23.4 and 24.22.1 on 2026-10-21). both deploys run the @ar.io/deploy cli, whose fetch asks servers for brotli and decodes the response. - staging-arweave.yaml: node 24.22.1 exactly, not '22', which can resolve to an older 22.x already on the runner - production.yaml: install node 22.23.4 before ar-io/ar-io-deploy; the action's own setup-node asks for '22' without check-latest and takes the newest cached 22.x, which is then the patched one Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015ci1GgKQDUyRt4PcQfdEZy
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🟡 Minor · Fail the gzip check on the two required gateways. · warm_arweave_manifest.sh:67-68
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFail the gzip check on the two required gateways.
If turbo-gateway.com or ardrive.net serves a JS or wasm file without
Content-Encoding,warmlabels itplain. The script then exits successfully, although the Phase 0 criterion requiresContent-Encoding: gzipon both gateways. Treatplainas a failure for those gateways. Keep it informational for gateways that may decompress assets. (github.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Phase 0 of library pages. The design is
docs/LIBRARY_PAGES.mdand the build plan isdocs/library-pages/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md. Both arrive ondevwith this PR (commit 6158dbb).What changes
Production (
production.yaml). The Arweave deploy usesar-io/ar-io-deploypinned to the v2.1.1 commit, not the floating@v1tag, and uploads withcompress: gzip. Source maps are deleted after the Firebase deploy and before the Arweave one. The manifest ID goes in the job summary. The ArNS inputs are unchanged.Staging: unchanged. Pushes to
devdeploy staging.ardrive.io exactly as before and never touch Arweave. A new manual workflow, Staging build to Arweave (staging-arweave.yaml,workflow_dispatchonly), builds the chosen branch with the staging config and uploads it gzipped withnpx @ar.io/deploy@2.1.1 upload --compress gzip --incremental. It has no ArNS name; the manifest ID is in the job summary. Use it to try library mode on Arweave before a release.Warm-up (
tool/warm_arweave_manifest.sh <manifest-id>). After each deploy it reads every manifest path through turbo-gateway.com and ardrive.net. ar-io.dev is left out because it charges for data past a free allowance (see the comments). It fails on any non-200, or on a gateway sending gzip bytes withoutContent-Encoding, the one failure that breaks the app. In the workflows it's reported but not fatal.Docs. CLAUDE.md's Deployment section, the design's facts table, and two corrections to the plan (below).
Two corrections to the plan
deploy --arns-name …witharns-key/arns-namerequired, so the staging workflow calls the CLI'suploadcommand directly.https://ar.io/<id>/…is the ar.io website on GitHub Pages and returns 404 for everything. The ar.io gateway is ar-io.dev.Why v2 rather than v1.2.0
In v1 the action's
tx-idoutput was garbled on every run, and we now record it. v2 also checks before paying that the ArNS key controls the name. v2.1.1 refuses to upload any file containing a key the run holds. The v2 breaking changes don't affect this config (Arweave signer, no on-demand top-up). The action installs@ar.io/deploy@^2itself.Verification
I uploaded the CI staging build of
devhead 152041b (run 39663931790'sweb-buildartifact) with the exact command the new job runs, paid by the test wallet.a8dfadXLDbkLLbd5jmi297xfvJvns9Trn7axRXgniowcanvaskit.wasmamong them, so the app does not boot there yet. It also serves 17 JS/wasm items decompressed even when gzip is accepted, which works but is larger. No gateway sent gzip bytes without the headerBoth workflows parse and pass
actionlint1.7.7 (apart from the existingcheckout@v3age warning).Open: "boots through all three gateways" isn't met on ar-io.dev yet. Turbo reports the bundle
CONFIRMED, and today's uncompressed production upload, an hour older, is complete there, so this looks like propagation. I'm re-checking and will post the result here.What merging does
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