Check integration test results

[siddharthkp]

Context

I'd like to fetch and report the result of golden-jobs-results on the PR as a CI check and comment.

Strategy 1: Pull (implemented here)

1. Check if there is a PR related to current branch
2. Check if the CI workflows have run
3. Check if golden-jobs-results has completed yet
4. Check results of golden-jobs-results

Strategy 2: Push (probably better!)

1. Inform PR has been created (based on label)
2. (maybe) inform golden-jobs-results has started/expected
3. Inform golden-jobs-results has completed with results (based on label)

Questions I need to think more about:

1. What triggers this workflow?
2. Can this workflow be re-triggered manually?
3. Is it workflow required or just recommended?
4. What happens when this workflow fails for reasons not related to your PR/change
5. Pushing another commit should invalidate the results, right?

Rollout strategy

• None; workflow only change.

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size-limit report 📦

Path	Size
packages/react/dist/browser.esm.js	88.49 KB (0%)
packages/react/dist/browser.umd.js	88.84 KB (0%)

[joshblack]

Instead of us calling out to the repo directly, do you think it would be possible for us to use repository dispatch to coordinate between github/github and primer/react? The advantage of this would be that we wouldn't need to have a token/app that has permissions to github/github in CI.

[siddharthkp]

Definitely possible! 👀 Hopefully we can make them as granular.

The advantage of this would be that we wouldn't need to have a token/app that has permissions to github/github in CI.

We would still need a token that can do the first repository dispatch to trigger primer-react-pr-test workflow (not included in this PR). But, that would need significantly lower permissions which is better?

[primer-integration]

Integration PR has been created