Fix spurious error annotations in safe_outputs jobs from GraphQL diagnostic logging #6933
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update_projectsafe output was generating 10+ error annotations in GitHub Actions UI for successful workflow runs. ThelogGraphQLError()function usedcore.error()for diagnostic information, creating false error annotations despite job success.Changes
logGraphQLError()inpkg/workflow/js/update_project.cjsto usecore.info()for diagnostic outputcore.error()for actual operation failuresImpact
Diagnostic information (error details, request/response data, permission troubleshooting) now appears in job logs without creating error annotations. Actual failures that prevent operation completion still generate appropriate error annotations.
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