# Platform-native CI/CD — luxfi/node (the GitHub-Actions escape)
#
# Build is owned by platform.hanzo.ai (NOT GitHub Actions). On a tag push,
# platform reads this file, schedules ONE build job per matrix entry onto the
# self-hosted arcd long-poll fabric, and an arcd runner on the `lux-build-*`
# pool builds + pushes the image to GHCR. There is NO GitHub-Actions build hop:
# the legacy .github/workflows/docker.yml is retired (see RELEASE.md §retire).
#
# This ONE Dockerfile build produces BOTH lux release artifacts:
#   1. the node image  -> ghcr.io/luxfi/node:<tag>   (luxd + all 12 VM plugins
#      baked at /luxd/build/plugins/)
#   2. the plugin SET  -> s3://lux-plugins-<env>/<pluginset>/  (published in a
#      second, decoupled step from the image's baked plugins — see
#      scripts/publish_plugin_set.sh; consumed by the operator plugin-fetch
#      init container via the LuxNetwork CR pluginSource).
#
# Schema reference: ~/work/hanzo/platform/docs/PLATFORM_CI.md.
# Release runbook (the ONE canonical way): ./RELEASE.md.
#
# Pool resolution: <org>-build-<os>-<arch>. org=luxfi -> brand=lux, so this
# repo's pools are `lux-build-linux-amd64` and `lux-build-linux-arm64`. These
# MUST match the live arcd scale-set names exactly.
#
# Tagging: a release is a `v*` git-tag push. The webhook decoder maps the tag
# ref to `branch=<tagname>`, so `tag-pattern: "{{git.branch}}"` yields the
# image tag `vX.Y.Z` (immutable, semver-only — no :latest, no floating tags).
build:
  matrix:
    - { os: linux, arch: amd64 }
    - { os: linux, arch: arm64 }
  dockerfile: ./Dockerfile
  context: .
  image: ghcr.io/luxfi/node
  tag-pattern: "{{git.branch}}"
  push: true
  dispatch: native
# No `deploy:` block. luxd rollout is owned by the lux operator (LuxNetwork CR,
# ~/work/lux/operator) which the hanzo operator Service-CR rollout does not
# model. Deploy is a separate, operator-driven step (RELEASE.md §deploy).