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ci: remove broken Assign to One Project workflow#216

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Summary

The add-to-project.yml workflow runs the srggrs/assign-one-project-github-action on every pull request and issue. This action has been failing consistently, which marks every pull request as unstable regardless of the actual test results.

This removes only that workflow file. The separate auto-assign-project.yml workflow, which adds newly opened issues to the GRIDAPPSD project board via actions/add-to-project, is unrelated and untouched. It only fires on issue open events, never on pull requests, and is not the source of the failing check.

Test plan

  • Confirmed via the GitHub API that the failing check named Assign to One Project on recent pull requests corresponds to the assign_one_project job defined in add-to-project.yml.
  • Confirmed no other workflow references srggrs/assign-one-project-github-action.
  • After merge, verify a new pull request no longer shows the Assign to One Project check and no longer reports an unstable mergeable state due to it.

The srggrs/assign-one-project-github-action based workflow has been
failing on every pull request, marking every PR as unstable regardless
of actual test results. The action targets a GitHub Project column
that no longer matches the current project board configuration.

The separate auto-assign-project.yml workflow, which adds newly opened
issues to the GRIDAPPSD project board via actions/add-to-project, is
unaffected and continues to run as intended.
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craigpnnl merged commit 19d00a4 into develop Jul 18, 2026
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craigpnnl deleted the ci/remove-broken-assign-project branch July 18, 2026 01:56
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