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Skipping the SHA-pin request: this uses: reference targets one of the org's own reusable workflows on a moving release-channel tag (@<agent>/v<MAJOR>-<tier>), which is the sanctioned first-party mutable-ref exception per AGENTS.md ("Release channel tags & the mutable-ref exception"). Pinning it to a commit SHA would freeze it off the central rollout/rollback mechanism and is rejected by the reusable-pin compliance audit, so the ref is intentionally left on its channel tag. Note: the flagged -next refs have separately been reverted to their canonical -stable channel in this pass.
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Skipping the SHA-pin request: this uses: reference targets one of the org's own reusable workflows on a moving release-channel tag (@<agent>/v<MAJOR>-<tier>), which is the sanctioned first-party mutable-ref exception per AGENTS.md ("Release channel tags & the mutable-ref exception"). Pinning it to a commit SHA would freeze it off the central rollout/rollback mechanism and is rejected by the reusable-pin compliance audit, so the ref is intentionally left on its channel tag. Note: the flagged -next refs have separately been reverted to their canonical -stable channel in this pass.
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Suggestion: This moves the caller and forwarded agent_ref from the required stable channel to next, so stable-channel promotions and rollbacks no longer control this workflow. [api mismatch]
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*Api Mismatch: This moves the caller and forwarded `agent_ref` from the required stable channel to `next`, so stable-channel promotions and rollbacks no longer control this workflow.
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Fixed in .github/workflows/add-to-project.yml: reverted both the uses: pin and the forwarded agent_ref from add-to-project/v1-next back to add-to-project/v1-stable, restoring the required stable channel so central promotions/rollbacks continue to control this caller. This matches the verbatim standards deployment (org stubs are shipped repinned to @<name>/v<MAJOR>-stable).
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Suggestion: This changes the required AgentShield caller from the canonical stable channel to next, causing CI to use unreleased scan behavior and failing the repository's canonical stub validation. [api mismatch]
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Fixed in .github/workflows/agent-shield.yml: reverted the AgentShield reusable uses: pin from agent-shield/v2-next back to the canonical agent-shield/v2-stable channel, so CI uses released scan behavior and the caller passes canonical stub validation again.
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Suggestion: The dev-lead reusable and agent_ref now use next, rearming the self-hosting circular dependency that SC2 requires this workflow to avoid. [state/lifecycle]
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*State Lifecycle: The dev-lead reusable and `agent_ref` now use `next`, rearming the self-hosting circular dependency that SC2 requires this workflow to avoid.
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Fixed in .github/workflows/dev-lead.yml: reverted both the uses: pin and the forwarded agent_ref from dev-lead/v139-next back to dev-lead/v139-stable. Per SC2 (tests/test_sc2_self_review_channel.bats and the stub's own inline comment), this self-host caller must stay on a stable tier so a broken next cannot gate its own fix; the revert de-arms the self-hosting circular dependency and restores caller-stub-freeze byte-identity (baseline now ALIGNED).
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49-49: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore the Dependabot job guard.
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GH_PAT_DON_PETRYorGH_PAT_WORKFLOWS. The expression on line 58 then resolves to an empty token, and the reusable workflow checkout fails at startup. The supplied integration validator requires both the actor and pull-request-author checks.Proposed fix
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In @.github/workflows/add-to-project.yml:
- Around line 50-54: In the add-to-project reusable workflow invocation, restore
both the uses reference and agent_ref from add-to-project/v1-next to
add-to-project/v1-stable, leaving the project configuration unchanged.
In @.github/workflows/agent-shield.yml:
- Line 33: Revert the change to the workflow reference in agent-shield.yml,
restoring its prior contents exactly; do not modify this file as part of the
template sync.
In @.github/workflows/dev-lead.yml:
- Around line 70-72: Update the dev-lead workflow caller to use the stable
channel by changing both the reusable workflow reference and the agent_ref value
to dev-lead/v139-stable.
In @.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:
- Line 11: Update the channel instruction comment near the workflow’s uses
reference to require preserving `@pr-auto-review/v1-next`, matching the caller and
integration validator; do not mention or require the v1-stable channel.
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In @.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:
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Review — fix requested (cycle 2/3)The automated review identified the following issues. Please address each one: Findings to fixAutomated review — NEEDS HUMAN REVIEWRisk: MEDIUM SummaryClaims to be a verbatim standards-sync of four caller stubs, but it is not: three stubs (dev-lead, agent-shield, add-to-project) are flipped from the canonical stable channel to next, and pr-auto-review.yml both drops its #1390 Dependabot guard and edits its header doc to say v1-stable while the uses: line stays v1-next. The repo's own deterministic guards agree — sync-scope-guard, caller-stub-freeze, template-drift, agent-shield-stub, pr-auto-review-stub and bats are all FAILURE — and the critical/major CodeAnt advisories (circular-dependency re-arm, unreleased scan behavior, loss of stable-channel rollback control) are unaddressed. The TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC carve-out neutralizes the secret-forwarding HIGH classification but does not waive a red CI gate or a functional regression, so this cannot be approved; escalating on own findings (no security-audit tier needed since secret handling is unchanged and no security anti-pattern is introduced). Findings
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Blocking: this sync rewrites the one field the standard designates as repo-owned, and it downgrades dev-lead to next in the repo that hosts dev-lead
Reviewed as part of a fleet-wide queue audit. codeant-ai flagged three of these; the diff confirms all of them and shows the change is also self-inconsistent.
What the diff actually does
- uses: …/add-to-project-reusable.yml@add-to-project/v1-stable
+ uses: …/add-to-project-reusable.yml@add-to-project/v1-next
- uses: …/agent-shield-reusable.yml@agent-shield/v2-stable
+ uses: …/agent-shield-reusable.yml@agent-shield/v2-next
- uses: …/dev-lead-reusable.yml@dev-lead/v139-stable
+ uses: …/dev-lead-reusable.yml@dev-lead/v139-nextand, in the opposite direction, for pr-auto-review:
-# • You MUST NOT change: the `@pr-auto-review/v1-next` channel …
+# • You MUST NOT change: the `@pr-auto-review/v1-stable` channel …Three stubs move stable → next; a fourth's "MUST NOT change" annotation moves next → stable. A verbatim sync should not produce changes in both directions.
Why the dev-lead line is the serious one
.github-private hosts dev-lead-reusable.yml. Its stub pins a stable tier deliberately, and says so in the file:
Pinned to the moving
dev-lead/v139-stablechannel tag, not@main, so a broken change to dev-lead can no longer gate its own fix (the self-host circular dependency). This repo sits in ringnext, but this stub DELIBERATELY pins a STABLE tier: Safe Release SC2 (#503 / epic #495) requires that a broken change to dev-lead can no longer gate its own fix.
Moving it to dev-lead/v139-next rearms exactly that circular dependency, in the one repository where it bites: a bad dev-lead change would then block the PR that fixes dev-lead. This is the incident class epic #495 / SC2 exists to prevent.
The sync is overriding a field the template says belongs to the repo
petry-projects/.github/standards/workflows/dev-lead.yml is explicit that the channel pin is a legitimate per-repo variation, not drift:
…identical in every repo, modulo the per-repo ring/channel pin on the
uses:ref and its matchingagent_ref(below). Any other diff is drift, not a repo-specific liberty.
The template's own pin is dev-lead/v1-stable; this repo's is dev-lead/v139-stable. The version components differ per repo too, which is further evidence this field is repo-owned. So the sync rewrote the single field it was told to leave alone — and it did not even land on the template's value, it landed on next.
Requested disposition
- Do not merge as-is. Keeping
needs-human-reviewon until resolved. - Re-open this sync with the four channel pins preserved at their current per-repo values, so the diff contains only genuine standard drift. If that leaves an empty diff, the correct outcome is to close it.
- Fix the generator, or this PR returns on the next run. Tracked separately as #1866.
Not requesting changes formally only because GitHub does not permit it on one's own PR — treat this as blocking.
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Closing rather than fixing in place. This PR's diff moves It cannot be salvaged by editing: the generator will keep producing the same diff until #1866 lands. Once it does, re-run the sync and the resulting PR should contain only genuine standard drift — including the Nothing is lost by closing: no unique work lives on this branch, and leaving it open risks someone waving through the channel downgrade. Tracked by #1866. |
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…annel pin it is told to preserve — PR #1819 would move dev-lead from stable to next in the repo that hosts it (#1889) * feat: implement issue #1866 — standards-sync rewrites the per-repo channel pin it is told to preserve — PR #1819 would move dev-lead from stable to next in the repo that hosts it * chore: dev-lead update (review-changes) [skip ci-relay]
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