fix(script): silence git rm --cached stdout to prevent JSON corruption#735
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fix(script): silence git rm --cached stdout to prevent JSON corruption#735
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Root cause
When the workflow checks out the PR head branch, the files without
.mdare tracked in the git index.git rm --cachedsucceeds and printsrm 'filename'to stdout, which gets captured in theSUMMARYvariable and corrupts the JSON, causingjqto fail with exit code 5.Previously undetected because the workflow checked out the base branch (
dev), where the PR files aren't tracked —git rm --cachedfailed silently with no stdout output.Fix
Add
-qto silencegit rm --cachedstdout.Testing
Tested locally by simulating the workflow condition: checked out the PR head branch (files tracked in git index), ran the script, confirmed clean JSON output and correctly renames/injects frontmatter.