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@siddharthkp siddharthkp commented Feb 24, 2026

Rollout strategy

  • None; internal workflow

Updated comments in the integration test recommendation workflow to emphasize action required for GitHub staff.
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Pull request overview

This pull request enhances the visibility of automated comments posted by the integration test recommendation workflow by adding a prominent heading with a warning emoji. The workflow automatically posts comments on pull requests that contain changes to source code dependencies used by github/github-ui, prompting GitHub staff to run integration tests.

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  • Added a markdown heading "# ⚠️ Action required" to automated comments to make them more noticeable
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.github/workflows/recommend-integration-tests.yml:61

  • The markdown heading has extra spaces that will not render correctly. The heading syntax should be #⚠️ Action required (no space after #) or # ⚠️ Action required (one space after #). The current format # ⚠️ Action required \n\n has trailing spaces before the newlines which may cause unexpected rendering. Additionally, there should be no space before the closing \n\n.
                body: '<!-- recommend-integration-tests.yml -->\n\n # ⚠️ Action required \n\n :wave: Hi, this pull request contains changes to the source code that github/github-ui depends on. If you are GitHub staff, test these changes with github/github-ui using the [integration workflow](https://gh.io/testing_primer_at_dotcom). Or, apply the `integration-tests: skipped manually` label to skip these checks.'

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@siddharthkp siddharthkp added this pull request to the merge queue Feb 24, 2026
Merged via the queue into main with commit aa2fcff Feb 24, 2026
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