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Adopts the one canonical .github/workflows/dotnet.yml, byte-identical across every ktsu .NET repository. They had drifted into five different files; this folds the drift in rather than flattening it.

What this repository gains

  • macOS back in the test matrix. It was excluded org-wide as collateral from one repository's net10.0-ios head, which needed a workload this job does not install; that widening is now opt-in. UI tests stay Linux-only, so the cell stays cheap.
  • The UI-test rule names Linux rather than Windows, so a platform added later gets the cheap treatment by default instead of silently inheriting the expensive one.
  • Linux coverage paths rewritten to the analysis workspace, so Linux-produced coverage stops being silently dropped by Sonar's path matching. No-ops where there is no Linux report.
  • The 8.0 and 9.0 runtimes installed alongside the pinned SDK, for test hosts that multi-target. global.json still pins the SDK, so this adds runtimes without changing what builds.
  • A SonarQube Cloud outage skips analysis instead of failing the build — probed before the Sonar caches and the scanner install, so nothing is fetched only to be thrown away. Never dressed up as a pass: no gate is produced and the check does not report. A blocking gate is held at the release, not at every pull request.
  • Coverage exclusions extensible per repository via a new SONAR_COVERAGE_EXCLUSIONS_EXTRA variable, unset here.

Same four jobs, same steps, same order.

Already merged and green: ktsu-dev/KtsuBuild#128 (live SonarCloud analysis, quality gate passed), ktsu-dev/Invoker#43 (all four matrix cells, macOS included), ktsu-dev/ImGuiApp#396 (where the blocking-gate fix was found and proven).

Built by anchored transforms that refuse to apply on a missing or ambiguous anchor; checked by 18 structural assertions over the parsed YAML, comment-stripped diffs against all five variants, and nine pwsh cases over both Sonar scripts capturing process exit codes and written $GITHUB_OUTPUT.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

https://claude.ai/code/session_015qxqZVzN8CJcDxTb5gtWua


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Every ktsu .NET repository carried its own copy of dotnet.yml and they had
drifted into five different files. This replaces the local copy with one
canonical workflow that is byte-identical in every repository, folding in the
drift rather than flattening it.

The drift, and where it went:

* macOS is back in the test matrix. It had been excluded org-wide because a
  macOS runner widened one repository's target frameworks to include a
  net10.0-ios head needing a workload this job does not install. That widening
  is now opt-in, so every other repository stops paying for it. UI test
  projects still run on Linux only, so a macOS cell stays cheap.
* The UI-test rule is now "Linux runs them, every other platform does not",
  rather than naming Windows, so a platform added later gets the cheap
  treatment by default instead of silently inheriting the expensive one.
* The Linux coverage report's paths are rewritten to this job's workspace
  before analysis. Sonar matches coverage to source by path, so a Linux-only
  suite's coverage was being dropped without a word. The step no-ops where
  there is no Linux report.
* The test and release jobs install the 8.0 and 9.0 runtimes alongside the
  pinned SDK, because test projects commonly multi-target every framework
  their library publishes and the test host needs those runtimes present.
  global.json still pins the SDK, so this only adds runtimes.
* Coverage exclusions are extensible per repository through the
  SONAR_COVERAGE_EXCLUSIONS_EXTRA variable, so a repository with a file that
  cannot be executed rather than one nobody has tested yet can say so without
  editing this file and making every other repository carry its paths.
* A SonarQube Cloud outage skips analysis instead of failing the build, and is
  never dressed up as a pass. Where the gate is blocking, an outage still fails.
* Stale comments explaining one repository's circumstances are rewritten to
  explain the shared rule, with the measurements kept and attributed.

Nothing in the pipeline's shape changed: the same jobs, the same steps, the
same order.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015qxqZVzN8CJcDxTb5gtWua
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