ci: fix BB_HASHSERVE variable lookup case mismatch - #16623
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The workflow derives a release name (e.g., 'master') from the branch
and uses it to dynamically look up repository variables via bracket
notation: vars[format('HASHSERV_{0}', release)].
GitHub stores variable names uppercased (HASHSERV_MASTER) and bracket
notation is case-sensitive, so 'HASHSERV_master' resolves to empty.
This causes bitbake to fail with:
ERROR: OEEquivHash requires BB_HASHSERVE to be set
Fix: uppercase the release name before outputting it so the lookup
matches the stored variable names.
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Problem
The
build-test-recipeworkflow fails on all machines with:The workflow derives a release name from the branch (e.g.,
master-next→master) and uses it to look up repository variables via bracket notation:${{ vars[format('HASHSERV_{0}', needs.changed.outputs.release)] }}This produces
vars['HASHSERV_master'], but GitHub stores variable names uppercased (HASHSERV_MASTER). Bracket notation access is case-sensitive, so the lookup returns empty string.Fix
Uppercase the release name (
tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]') before setting the output, so the format producesHASHSERV_MASTERwhich matches the stored variable.Testing
The job name will now display as
Build, Test qemuarm64 MASTERinstead ofBuild, Test qemuarm64 master— cosmetic only.This unblocks all PRs currently failing CI (e.g., #16292).