feat(seer): Print Explorer URL after night shift trigger script runs#113239
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feat(seer): Print Explorer URL after night shift trigger script runs#113239
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The trigger-night-shift script now outputs a clickable Explorer URL after a run completes, making it easy to jump straight to the triage session for debugging. Falls back to printing the raw run ID if the URL prefix isn't configured. To support this, run_night_shift_for_org now returns the agent_run_id. The return value is ignored when dispatched via Celery.
Bare `return` in `run_night_shift_for_org` (annotated `-> int | None`) tripped mypy's `[return-value]` check in CI. Make the early exits explicit with `return None`. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After a night shift run completes, the
bin/seer/trigger-night-shiftscript now prints a clickable Explorer URL so you can jump straight to the triage session for debugging instead of digging through logs for the run ID.To support this,
run_night_shift_for_orgnow returns theagent_run_id(int | None). The return value is discarded when the task runs via Celery — only the direct script invocation uses it.