Question about how the integrity filter is supposed to behave, before I change my workflow config.
What I'm doing I have a workflow that reads commits on my dev branch (so it can write release notes) using list_commits. The repo is public. My default branch is main. I haven't set min-integrity, so I get the public-repo default, which is approved.
What's happening 28 commits get filtered out. The log entry for each one looks like this:
{
"tool_name": "list_commits",
"author_login": "ahmadabdalla",
"integrity_tags": ["none:all"],
"reason": "...lower integrity than agent requires...\"approved\""
}The author (ahmadabdalla) is me (owner). The commits are on dev, not yet on main.
What I expected Reading the integrity docs, I thought commits I authored myself would count as approved and come through. They don't, they're tagged none and blocked.
My question Is this the intended behavior for commits that aren't yet on the default branch? If yes, what's the recommended way to let a workflow read its own owner's commits on a feature branch, and set min-integrity: none, or is there a more targeted setting I'm missing?
Question about how the integrity filter is supposed to behave, before I change my workflow config.
What I'm doing I have a workflow that reads commits on my dev branch (so it can write release notes) using
list_commits. The repo is public. My default branch is main. I haven't setmin-integrity, so I get thepublic-repo default, which isapproved.What's happening 28 commits get filtered out. The log entry for each one looks like this:
{ "tool_name": "list_commits", "author_login": "ahmadabdalla", "integrity_tags": ["none:all"], "reason": "...lower integrity than agent requires...\"approved\"" }The author (
ahmadabdalla) is me (owner). The commits are ondev, not yet onmain.What I expected Reading the integrity docs, I thought commits I authored myself would count as
approvedand come through. They don't, they're taggednoneand blocked.My question Is this the intended behavior for commits that aren't yet on the default branch? If yes, what's the recommended way to let a workflow read its own owner's commits on a feature branch, and set
min-integrity: none, or is there a more targeted setting I'm missing?