The Windows CI/CD story is now one idempotent script that both local dev and
GitHub Actions run, so they cannot drift.
scripts/setup-build-env.ps1:
- idempotent: skips anything already present/valid; safe to re-run (verified
no-op on second run)
- Go toolchain: pinned 1.22.2, user-space zip extract, no admin; accepts >= 1.22
- Inno Setup: pinned 7.0.2 from jrsoftware GitHub release, per-user install
(/CURRENTUSER, no admin), sha256-verified installer
- vendor assets: fetches WireGuard MSI, VC++ redist, OpenCredential CP into
installer/windows/vendor/ and verifies each against the pinned manifest;
writes .sha256 sidecars
- -Build: builds agent/tray/helper for windows amd64+arm64, runs go test, and
compiles the installer; -CI: fail loudly for workflows
installer/windows/vendor-manifest.json: pinned urls + sha256 for all three
third-party assets and the toolchain; nothing large is committed to git
(installer/windows/vendor/ is gitignored).
installer/windows/installer.iss: bundle + silently install the real
OpenCredential installer (Inno-built -> /VERYSILENT) and read /SERVER_URL and
/JOIN_KEY via {param:...}; validated by compiling with Inno Setup 7.0.2.
.github/workflows/build-windows.yml now delegates the entire build to the script
(setup-go + setup-build-env.ps1 -SkipGo -Build -CI), then hashes, optionally
signs with Azure Trusted Signing, attaches to the release, and publishes to the
SSO resource tree.
Built locally: dist/theta-agent-2.1.0-windows-amd64-setup.exe (63MB fully
offline bundle) plus windows amd64/arm64 agent, tray, and helper, all verified.
