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feat(ci): check completed workflow runs against the feedback budget - #658
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Implementation evidence and current delivery holdThe inspector and actual action shell steps pass local race-enabled tests (92.2% Go statement coverage), vet, Go lint, Bash/YAML checks, complete-job selection, required-result wiring, catalogue credential-boundary controls and the repository's manifest/policy baseline. The real native reads classify catalogue run 39263825120 as within budget at 507 seconds and KSail run 39189008611 as over budget at 2,752 seconds. These are single-workflow results, not whole-PR compliance. Both Linux and macOS hosted budget fixtures passed at the initial head The local workflow parser still reports the same 14 diagnostics as the unchanged base (newer native permission/concurrency syntax plus an existing shell-expression warning). YAML parses and the new action's security scan passes; hosted workflow validation remains required. No parser finding or existing gate was disabled. HOLD — native head convergence: Git transport and the GitHub branch-ref API agree on signed commit |
The native head-convergence hold has cleared. Before recovery, the branch still named The reopen response and an independent GraphQL read now both name The PR remains draft until fresh hosted validation and a substantive review complete at that head. The earlier head's green checks remain insufficient. |
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The advisory pass found and I fixed a false-positive output path in The new regression executes the actual shipped shell step with healthy 899-second metadata and an injected serializer exit 17. RED reproduced exit 0 on the old implementation. GREEN now propagates exit 17, publishes neither output and removes the temporary binary/directory. Successful output is also required to contain the exact inspected JSON receipt. Serialization is completed in a checked assignment before one receipt-first, validation-last output append. The shipped-step suite, Go race tests (92.2% statement coverage), vet, ShellCheck, YAML lint and Zizmor pass locally. This is pre-submission hygiene, not a substitute for current-head hosted checks or a substantive authorized review. The enabled hosted composite/live-API integration and whole-PR enforcement remain unproven; the existing native CLI receipts prove the single-workflow reader only. No budget override, credential or enforcement change was introduced. |
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This is execution of the shipped shell steps using the local toolchain and CLI authentication, not a hosted enabled composite invocation or proof of the future consumer token path. Single-workflow scope is unchanged; whole-PR aggregation, required adoption and temporary-switch retirement remain under #654/#657. Required-check completeness reports every readable gate passing but the native code-quality rule remains API-UNVERIFIED; GitHub independently reported this head CLEAN. No check or rule was waived. |
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Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 15 functions across 3 files. (8 skipped: 8… | Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold. |
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For #656, the action is default-off and scoped to one workflow. The Go inspector binds run metadata, checks complete job pagination, uses creation-to-final-job completion, applies the strict 900-secon… |
Provide reviewable evidence from the reviewed head for genuine native under-budget and over-budget runs, exact-head validation, and successful receipt publication. Without that evidence, full compliance with the corresponding #656 acceptanc… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: checking completed workflow runs against the CI feedback budget. Description check The description explains why the check is needed, what it does, and its scope. It is directly related to the changeset. Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within #656. The Go inspector, catalogue action, regression tests, CI inventory and job wiring, documentation, and README entry support the single-workflow feedback-budget check. Th…Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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Explanation
The changes remain within
#656. The Go inspector, catalogue action, regression tests, CI inventory and job wiring, documentation, and README entry support the single-workflow feedback-budget check. The changes do not add whole-PR aggregation, portfolio enforcement, log or artifact fetching, or unrelated product behavior.
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Explanation
Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 15 functions across 3 files. (8 skipped: 8 unsupported.)
Resolution
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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#656, the action is default-off and scoped to one workflow. The Go inspector binds run metadata, checks complete job pagination, uses creation-to-final-job completion, applies the strict 900-second boundary, and emits scoped receipts. The tests cover the boundary and refusal paths. The available evidence does not establish final-head hosted native under-budget and over-budget validation, exact-head verification, or publication verification. The review summary states that hosted composite/live-API integration and final-head hosted success remain unproven.Resolution
Provide reviewable evidence from the reviewed head for genuine native under-budget and over-budget runs, exact-head validation, and successful receipt publication. Without that evidence, full compliance with the corresponding
#656acceptance criterion cannot be decided.
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Review comments at @actions/check-ci-run-budget/README.md:
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Why
Long CI runs slow down every change, but a job timeout cannot measure the complete feedback loop. We need trustworthy timing evidence before enforcing the portfolio's 15-minute limit.
What
Add an opt-in check that rejects a completed workflow taking 15 minutes or more, preserves the original clock across retries, and refuses incomplete evidence. This first increment measures one workflow; whole-PR enforcement and optimization of slow repositories remain tracked separately.
Fixes #656
Part of #654