ci(issue-ops): enroll triage tier (Stage A)#6
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| scripts_repo: wave-av/wave-foundation | ||
| scripts_ref: "5d0b9e1a35efdb6d4e2ba55c483af670b69a8470" | ||
| owner: ${{ vars.IO_OWNER }} |
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Bug: If the IO_OWNER repository variable is unset, the workflow passes an empty string to the reusable workflow, bypassing input validation and likely causing a runtime failure.
Severity: MEDIUM
Suggested Fix
Add a condition to the job to ensure vars.IO_OWNER is not an empty string before executing. For example, add if: vars.IO_OWNER != '' to the job definition to prevent it from running when the required variable is missing.
Prompt for AI Agent
Review the code at the location below. A potential bug has been identified by an AI
agent. Verify if this is a real issue. If it is, propose a fix; if not, explain why it's
not valid.
Location: .github/workflows/issue-ops-triage.yml#L21
Potential issue: In the `issue-ops-triage.yml` workflow, the `owner` input for the
reusable workflow is set to `${{ vars.IO_OWNER }}`. If the `IO_OWNER` repository
variable is not defined, it evaluates to an empty string. This empty string is then
passed to the reusable workflow, which bypasses the `required: true` input validation
and also overrides any default value set within the called workflow. This will likely
cause the reusable workflow to fail at runtime because it expects a valid owner name.
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Auto-label new issues via wave-issue-ops-bot. Reusable pinned to wave-av/wave-foundation@5d0b9e1; IO_* vars + bot secrets set; labels self-heal on first run. Org-wide triage fan-out (advisory; toggle with the IO_ENABLED repo var).
Summary by cubic
Adds an
issue-ops-triageworkflow to auto-label and triage issues viawave-issue-ops-bot. It runs on issue open/edit, is opt-in viaIO_ENABLED, includes self-healing labels on first run, and supports org-wide triage fan-out.wave-av/wave-foundation, pinned to a commit.contents, writeissues.IO_OWNERand secrets:ISSUE_OPS_PAT,BOT_ISSUE_OPS_APP_ID,BOT_ISSUE_OPS_PRIVATE_KEY.Written for commit eda8ebb. Summary will update on new commits.