After #391 merges, two manual steps are required for hive to be fully operational:
1. Add PROJECT_TOKEN secret
hive-status-sync.yml posts to the todo.projectbluefin.io project board. It needs the same PROJECT_TOKEN already configured in projectbluefin/dakota.
Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → New repository secret:
- Name:
PROJECT_TOKEN
- Value: same token as in projectbluefin/dakota
2. Add P0 label
All lifecycle labels are auto-created by bonedigger on first issue open, except P0 which hive-status-sync queries to surface critical issue counts in the project dashboard.
gh label create P0 --color b60205 --description "Critical — blocks the build or a release" --repo projectbluefin/common
Verify
After adding the secret, trigger the workflow manually:
Settings → Actions → Hive Status Sync → Run workflow
Should post a status update to the todo.projectbluefin.io project.
After #391 merges, two manual steps are required for hive to be fully operational:
1. Add PROJECT_TOKEN secret
hive-status-sync.ymlposts to thetodo.projectbluefin.ioproject board. It needs the samePROJECT_TOKENalready configured inprojectbluefin/dakota.Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → New repository secret:
PROJECT_TOKEN2. Add P0 label
All lifecycle labels are auto-created by bonedigger on first issue open, except
P0which hive-status-sync queries to surface critical issue counts in the project dashboard.gh label create P0 --color b60205 --description "Critical — blocks the build or a release" --repo projectbluefin/commonVerify
After adding the secret, trigger the workflow manually:
Settings → Actions → Hive Status Sync → Run workflow
Should post a status update to the todo.projectbluefin.io project.