Match renamed role: DevOps Engineer label in IAM request template - #194
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Part of hackforla/devops#212.
The label
role: DevOps engineerwas renamed torole: DevOps Engineerto matchdevopsandincubator. Template frontmatter is matched exactly and GitHub silently drops a label it cannot find, so this template would otherwise stop applying a role label.After this merges, open the New Issue picker, submit a test issue from "Request AWS IAM user or service account", and confirm it carries
role: DevOps Engineer— template changes only take effect from the default branch, so this cannot be checked from the branch.