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A scheduled run, or a push to main, has no pull request to turn red, and GitHub mails its failure to one person. The nightly fuzz campaign, the EQL matrix, the macro-expand drift check and the EQL benchmarks could all fail without anyone noticing. Each now ends with a job that opens an issue, or comments on the open one, through a shared reusable workflow. The report job runs on every event except pull_request and workflow_dispatch rather than on schedule only, so it also covers post-merge failures and any trigger added later, and satisfies the existing rule against job conditions that enumerate events. A new test requires every scheduled workflow to call the reporter or give a reason, and every report job to need all other jobs. The expression evaluator learns failure(), which callers must set explicitly.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFour GitHub Actions workflows now invoke a reusable failure reporter for qualifying runs. The reporter comments on an open issue with an exact workflow-and-branch title or creates a labeled issue. Tests check caller configuration, scheduled-workflow coverage, and failure-condition evaluation. ChangesUnattended failure reporting
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BenchWorkflow as bench-eql.yml
participant Reporter as _report-unattended-failure.yml
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BenchWorkflow->>Reporter: Invoke after qualifying workflow failure
Reporter->>Issues: Search open issues by exact workflow and branch title
alt Matching issue exists
Reporter->>Issues: Comment with failure report
else No matching issue
Reporter->>Issues: Create issue with needs-triage label
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| issue=$(gh issue list --state open --search "in:title \"$TITLE\"" \ | ||
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Filter the issue lookup by the needs-triage label and pass --limit.
gh issue list returns 30 issues by default, and --search ranks by relevance. If many open issues match the title words, the exact-title issue can fall outside that window. The workflow then opens a duplicate. This weakens the "one issue per workflow and branch" contract. Add --limit 100. Also, --search "in:title ..." is a word match, so the exact jq filter is the right guard.
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--- "a/.github/workflows/_report-unattended-failure.yml"
+++ "b/.github/workflows/_report-unattended-failure.yml"
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@
# `--search` matches words, not the whole title; the jq filter
# demands an exact match so a similarly named workflow's issue is
# never commented on.
- issue=$(gh issue list --state open --search "in:title \"$TITLE\"" \
+ issue=$(gh issue list --state open --limit 100 --search "in:title \"$TITLE\"" \
--json number,title --jq "map(select(.title == env.TITLE)) | .[0].number // empty")
if [ -n "$issue" ]; then
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| issue=$(gh issue list --state open --limit 100 --search "in:title \"$TITLE\"" \ | |
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Update the `gh issue list` lookup to filter open issues by the `needs-triage`
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When two push runs of the same workflow/ref fail concurrently (particularly the hour-long bench-eql runs), both reporters can finish the lookup before either creates the issue, take this else branch, and create duplicate issues with the same title. This violates the stated one-open-issue-per-workflow-and-branch behavior; serialize reporters using a concurrency key derived from the workflow/ref and account for search-index lag when performing the lookup.
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A scheduled run has no pull request to turn red, and GitHub emails its failure to one person: whoever last edited the
cronline. A push run's failure goes to whoever pushed. Four workflows could therefore fail without the team noticing:fuzz.yml: the nightly fuzz campaign uploads the crash input as an artifact and does nothing else.test-eql.yml: the full PG 14-17 matrix, on push tomainand nightly.macro-expand-eql.yml: the nightly check that thecargo expandsnapshots haven't drifted.bench-eql.yml: the benchmarks, on push tomainand nightly.Only
musl-build-image.ymlalready reports its failures, by opening an issue.Change
_report-unattended-failure.yml. It opens an issue titled<workflow> failed on <branch>, labelledneeds-triage. If that issue is still open, later failures are added to it as comments, so each workflow has one thread rather than a new issue every night. The issue body and each comment link the run, name the event and commit, and include the calling workflow's instructions for what to do.reportjob. The job needs every other job in its workflow. Its condition isfailure() && github.event_name != 'pull_request' && github.event_name != 'workflow_dispatch'.schedule. Stack's own tests reject conditions that list allowed events, because a trigger added later would be skipped silently.mainfailures oftest-eqlandbench-eqlare reported too. Their run is the only check of the merged result, and it was going just as unseen.scripts/__tests__/unattended-failure-report.test.mjs. It scans.github/workflowsand requires:codeql,osv-scanner,musl-build-image);reportjob'sneedsto list every other job in its workflow. Otherwise a job added later could fail without being reported.lib/expressions.mjsnow understandsfailure(). The result must be supplied by the caller; if it isn't, evaluation throws, as for any other expression it can't evaluate.workflow-dispatch-job-conditions.test.mjssetsfailure()to true, the same way it sets job outputs to their passing values. The fourreportjobs are added toDISPATCH_SKIPPED_JOBS, with the reason.docs/fuzzing.mdnow says where fuzz failures are reported.Testing
pnpm test:scripts: everything I changed or touched passes. Two suites,bench-index-expressionsandcheck-auth-npm-changeset, fail to load in my local worktree because of missing local dependencies. They fail the same way on an unmodifiedmaincheckout.actionlintwithshellcheckreports nothing on the five workflow files.gh issue list --search ... --jq 'map(select(.title == env.TITLE))') against this repo's live issues. It finds an exact title match and returns nothing when there's no match.reportjob itself can't run until a scheduled run or push run onmainfails after this merges.Summary by CodeRabbit