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@dussab dussab commented May 29, 2026

Wires up the org-wide needs-triage reusable workflow.

What it does: any new or reopened issue is automatically labeled needs-triage. Removing the label is the explicit signal that a maintainer has triaged it. Bot-authored issues are skipped.

Triage queue: is:issue is:open label:needs-triage

Calls stacklok/.github/.github/workflows/needs-triage.yml@v1issues: write only, action pinned to a commit SHA.

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Pull request overview

This PR adds issue triage automation by wiring the repository to an org-wide reusable workflow that labels newly opened or reopened issues as needs-triage.

Changes:

  • Adds a new GitHub Actions workflow for issues events.
  • Calls the shared needs-triage reusable workflow from stacklok/.github.

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jobs:

jobs:
triage:
uses: stacklok/.github/.github/workflows/needs-triage.yml@v1
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dussab commented May 29, 2026

Closing: a bug was found in the rollout script. Will re-open once fixed.

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