chore: sync 4 org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github

[don-petry]

Syncs the following org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github (standards/workflows/), deployed verbatim:

• dev-lead.yml
• agent-shield.yml
• add-to-project.yml
• pr-auto-review.yml

Opened by scripts/deploy-standard-workflows.sh. Stubs are thin callers; all behaviour lives in the reusables. See standards/ci-standards.md. Labeled standards-sync and left for the normal review/auto-merge pipeline — the deploy script never merges directly.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the automated pull request review workflow to use its stable channel.
  • Adjusted how overlapping review runs are grouped and cancelled when they relate to the same pull request. Runs without an associated pull request, and other event types, continue to use separate run groups; cancellation behavior for other events is unchanged.
  • Kept the existing Dependabot job condition in place.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/workflows/agent-shield.yml:
- Line 33: Revert the direct change to the uses reference in the workflow stub,
restoring its prior channel ref. Do not edit that line to promote a channel;
channel updates must go through the central release and stub regeneration
process.

Review comments at @.github/workflows/dev-lead.yml:
- Line 70: Restore the stable channel in the dev-lead workflow by changing both
the reusable workflow ref and the agent_ref value from dev-lead/v139-next to
dev-lead/v139-stable.

Review comments at @.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:
- Line 11: Restore the Dependabot exclusion on the pr-auto-review job by adding
a job-level condition that skips runs when either the actor or pull request
author is dependabot[bot]. Leave the workflow’s caller reference unchanged.
- Line 11: Update the reusable workflow reference in the `uses` line of the PR
auto-review workflow to use the `@pr-auto-review/v1-stable` channel, matching
the channel required by the stub.

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• .github/workflows/add-to-project.yml
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Findings to fix

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Reviewed commit: 1c917ec8f95bc995f890c682edf3c3a98f0a9251
Cascade: triage → deep (triage: haiku 4.5 [sonnet 5] → deep: opus 5.5 [opus 4.8, sonnet 5] + duck: o4-mini → audit: fable 5)

Summary

The head is now 572fbe4, not the dispatched 1c917ec. At that head the PR touches only .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml. The agent-shield, dev-lead and add-to-project repins that triage flagged are gone, and the Dependabot skip guard is kept (only its comment was removed). The stub now matches the upstream template plus that guard, and the new concurrency expression is logically sound. It still can't be approved: moving the pin from @pr-auto-review/v1-next to v1-stable breaks this repo's pr-auto-review-stub contract test (tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py). I reproduced the failure locally. This is a TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC first-party stub with no hard-stops, so it is MEDIUM, not HIGH; it escalates for a human decision on which channel this repo should use. There are no downstream consumers.

Findings

• major: The sync repins the reusable to @pr-auto-review/v1-stable. This repo's pr-auto-review-stub CI job (test_pr_auto_review_stub.py) requires @pr-auto-review/v1-next, citing AGENTS.md §Release channel tags. I ran the test locally against the head file and it failed: 'Wrong ref ... @pr-auto-review/v1-stable, Expected ... @pr-auto-review/v1-next'. Either keep the destination's v1-next pin and its comment during the sync, or change the test and contract in the same reviewed diff. Right now both tags resolve to 59197352, so nothing changes at runtime today, but this repo would stop getting the next channel as a canary.
• minor: deploy-standard-workflows.sh copies the upstream template, including its channel pins, word for word. It does not keep the pins this repo has chosen for itself. In earlier versions of this PR that repinned agent-shield (v2-next), dev-lead (v139-next) and add-to-project (v1-next) away from stable, which the bots flagged as P1/P2. Those files are no longer in the diff, but the sync script will keep causing this until it learns to preserve destination-specific pins.
• info: Checked the new workflow-level concurrency expression. && binds tighter than ||, so it evaluates as (check_suite AND has PR -> per-PR group) OR (workflow_run AND has PR -> per-PR group) OR (unique group per run_id). Triggers with no PR (fork or empty pull_requests) fall back to the unique group. cancel-in-progress is true only for check_suite and workflow_run, so pull_request and pull_request_review runs on the PR head are never cancelled. No defect found. [auditable: repro unverifiable]
• info: The Dependabot skip guard ([Fleet Monitor] petry-projects/.github-private — .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml #1390) is still in the head, so Codex's P2 'restore the guard' comment no longer applies. The sync did delete the comment block explaining why the guard needs both the actor check and the PR-author check. Also note that the pr-auto-review.yml header comment and the pin now both say v1-stable, which is consistent with each other but not with the repo test.
• info: Most checks at the new head were still pending or unset when this review ran; actionlint and duplicate-decl-gate passed. The PR is MERGEABLE but BLOCKED. Based on the local repro above, pr-auto-review-stub will fail.

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Summary

This standards-sync PR moves the pr-auto-review caller from @pr-auto-review/v1-next to @pr-auto-review/v1-stable and adds a concurrency block that deduplicates check_suite/workflow_run runs. The concurrency expression is correct, the Dependabot guard is kept, and both channel tags currently point at the same upstream commit (59197352), so nothing changes at runtime today. Two required checks fail on the head SHA: the pr-auto-review-stub regression test (it still expects v1-next, which I reproduced) and sync-scope-guard (the body has no path manifest). Neither is a security issue, so I'm escalating on these gate failures rather than sending it to Tier 3. No downstream impact was reported.

Findings

• major: The executable pin is now @pr-auto-review/v1-stable, but tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py still hard-codes EXPECTED_REF = "@pr-auto-review/v1-next" (line 27; the same channel also appears in the docstring and the failure text at lines 13 and 72). test-dev-lead.yml's pr-auto-review-stub job runs this test, so the required check fails on every run. Pick one channel. If the move to v1-stable is intended, update the test's EXPECTED_REF, docstring and message, plus the step name in test-dev-lead.yml:271, in this PR. If this repo is meant to stay on v1-next as a canary, drop the channel change and keep only the concurrency addition.
• major: The sync-scope-guard required check fails with: 'PR chore: sync 4 org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github #1975 is a sync PR but declares no path manifest. Regenerate it so the manifest is present.' The PR has the standards-sync label, but its body has no declared-paths marker. The body also names 4 synced stubs while the diff touches only pr-auto-review.yml. The PR needs to be regenerated by the deploy script, or have the manifest added, before this gate can pass.
• minor: The description is missing 4 of 5 required sections: risk, test-plan, rollback and monitoring. TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC is false, so the stub-sync carve-out does not waive this gate.
• info: The concurrency group expression is correct. Operator precedence gives ((A&&B)&&C) || ((D&&E)&&F) || G. check_suite and workflow_run events that have an associated PR share one group per PR and cancel in progress. Events with an empty pull_requests array (for example forks) and all pull_request/pull_request_review events fall back to a unique per-run group, so no run is cancelled on the PR head. The concurrency-config and actionlint checks pass. [auditable: repro unverifiable]
• info: Both channel tags exist and currently point at the same commit (pr-auto-review/v1-stable = pr-auto-review/v1-next = 59197352 in petry-projects/.github), so today the channel swap has no runtime effect. The v1-stable pin does change how future rollouts reach this repo: once next moves ahead, this repo no longer picks up changes early from the next channel. A maintainer should confirm that this is intended.

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A commit was pushed, but it did not touch any region the review named — the requested changes were not applied. Per requested item:

• .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:73 — not applied
• .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:11 — not applied
• .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:77 — not applied
• .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:77 — not applied

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0.0% Duplication on New Code

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Reviewed commit: f64756428b06f954b8091e520bc10be1f61eb195
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Summary

Standards-sync PR that moves this repo's pr-auto-review caller from @pr-auto-review/v1-next to @pr-auto-review/v1-stable, adds PR-scoped concurrency dedup, and edits the regression test to expect the new pin. The concurrency expression looks correct and the Dependabot guard is kept. But petry-projects/.github-private is the only member of pr-auto-review's next canary ring in standards/canary-rings.json, so repinning it to stable leaves the canary with no member, and the PR rewrites the guard that was meant to catch exactly this. None of the repo's own CI (lint, test-dev-lead / pr-auto-review-stub) ran on the head commit (committed with [skip ci-relay]). Escalating on correctness and gate failures; this is not a security issue, so it does not need the Opus audit tier.

Findings

• major (.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:77): The caller pin moves from @pr-auto-review/v1-next to @pr-auto-review/v1-stable. In petry-projects/.github standards/canary-rings.json, pr-auto-review's next ring (order 0) has exactly one member: petry-projects/.github-private. After this PR, no repo runs the next candidate. The promote-all gate for next→ring0 would then either sample runs of PR Auto-Review — Ready Check here that are really executing stable code (a false PROMOTE) or find no valid samples (stuck in BLOCKED). Either way, new pr-auto-review releases reach ring0 without any canary. There is no runtime difference today only because v1-next and v1-stable both point to 59197352. The sync generator is documented (tests/test_channel_pin_consistency.bats header) to PRESERVE each destination repo's own channel pin, and Codex's cycle-1 comment asked to keep v1-next. Fix: restore @pr-auto-review/v1-next in the uses: line and the header comment, or change canary-rings.json in petry-projects/.github first.
• major (tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py:27): tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py previously said that 'repinning off the @pr-auto-review/v1-next channel reintroduces the failure class'. The PR changes EXPECTED_REF and that docstring to v1-stable, which turns the guard around so it now enforces the canary-ring regression above instead of catching it. The test passes locally on the head commit (python3 test_pr_auto_review_stub.py → PASS), but only because the guard was edited to match the new pin.
• major (.github/workflows/test-dev-lead.yml:271): At head f647564 the only check runs are CodeQL, Analyze (actions/python), Graphite, cubic, and 'PR chore: sync 4 org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github #1975 dynamic'. The repo's own lint / test-dev-lead workflows, including the pr-auto-review-stub job this PR edits, never ran; the head commit is marked [skip ci-relay]. mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED. CI is not green on this head, so the gate fails.
• minor: The PR description is missing 4 of the 5 required sections (risk, test-plan, rollback, monitoring). The PR has no linked issue, and the body still says the stubs were 'deployed verbatim', which is no longer true: pr-auto-review.yml differs from the standard in its retained Dependabot if: guard, and the test and test-dev-lead.yml edits are hand changes. This is not covered by the trusted-stub carve-out (TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC: false).
• info (.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml:60): The concurrency group expression looks correct. && binds tighter than ||, and an empty pull_requests[] resolves to null (falsy), so the fallback is the unique-per-run group. pull_request and pull_request_review runs never cancel. One caveat: a check_suite or workflow_run event that arrives late for an older head SHA can cancel an in-flight run for the current head of the same PR. That is harmless only if the reusable re-reads the live PR head rather than the event's head_sha, and the reusable is in petry-projects/.github, outside this diff. Also, the job-level Dependabot rationale comment was deleted while the guard itself was kept. That comment was the only in-file explanation of why this repo differs from the standard, so it should be restored.

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Reviewed commit: f64756428b06f954b8091e520bc10be1f61eb195
Cascade: triage → deep (triage: haiku 4.5 [sonnet 5] → deep: opus 5.5 [opus 4.8, sonnet 5] + duck: o4-mini → audit: fable 5)

Summary

The logic looks correct. The concurrency expression evaluates as intended: check_suite and workflow_run runs that have a PR collapse into one group per PR and cancel older runs, and everything else gets a unique group per run. The Dependabot guard is kept, and the stub regression test passes locally against v1-stable. However, the PR cannot be approved: the head commit f647564 was pushed with [skip ci-relay] and none of the repo's CI (Lint, bats, pr-auto-review-stub, concurrency-config, etc.) has run on it. The required sync-scope-guard check failed on the previous head because the PR body has no declared-paths manifest. The PR also touches test files, which a verbatim standards sync should not change. Security-wise, the stub only forwards a secret to a pinned first-party reusable, no secret reaches a run: step, and no hard-stop fired, so Tier 3 is not needed. Downstream impact: none.

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Findings

• major: {"severity":"major","category":"ci-gate","message":"No CI has run on head commit f647564, which was pushed with [skip ci-relay]. Its check-runs list only CodeQL, Graphite and cubic. Lint, bats, actionlint, pr-auto-review-stub, concurrency-config, caller-stub-freeze and sync-scope-guard are all missing, and mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED. On the previous head 29709da, pr-auto-review-stub failed because the test still expected v1-next. This commit is meant to fix that, but CI has not confirmed it. Locally, python3 tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py passes at the head commit.","file":null,"line":null,"verification":"confirmed"}
• major: {"severity":"major","category":"ci-gate","message":"The required sync-scope-guard check failed on 29709da with 'PR chore: sync 4 org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github #1975 is a sync PR but declares no path manifest'. The PR has the standards-sync label, but its body has no declared-paths manifest. The latest commit changes neither the body nor the labels, so the guard will fail again once it runs. Even with a manifest listing the 4 stubs, the diff now also touches .github/workflows/test-dev-lead.yml and tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py, which would be out of scope. Either regenerate the sync PR, or move the test and channel-guard updates into a separate human-authored PR.","file":".github/workflows/sync-scope-guard.yml","line":52,"verification":"confirmed"}
• minor: {"severity":"minor","category":"description","message":"The PR description is missing the risk, test-plan, rollback and monitoring sections (SAFETY_CHECKS DESCRIPTION_MISSING: 4). TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC is false because the PR changes files that are not workflow stubs, so the stub-sync exemption from description requirements does not apply. The body is also stale: it says 4 stubs (dev-lead, agent-shield, add-to-project, pr-auto-review) were synced verbatim, but the diff now touches only pr-auto-review.yml and still differs from the canonical stub by the local Dependabot if: guard.","file":null,"line":null,"verification":"unverifiable"}
• minor: {"severity":"minor","category":"release-channel","message":"The PR moves this repo's pr-auto-review caller from the v1-next channel to v1-stable. It also updates the regression test and CI step that previously enforced v1-next. That removes .github-private as the next-ring canary for pr-auto-review, which is a policy change rather than a mechanical sync. There is no behavior change today: pr-auto-review/v1-stable and v1-next both resolve to 59197352 in petry-projects/.github. A maintainer should confirm the demotion is intended, since an earlier Codex comment asked to keep v1-next.","file":".github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml","line":77,"verification":"confirmed"}
• minor: {"severity":"minor","category":"maintainability","message":"The comment explaining the Dependabot job guard ([Fleet Monitor] petry-projects/.github-private — .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml #1390) was removed, but the guard itself stays as a local change that the canonical standards/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml does not have. The deploy script writes stubs verbatim, so the next sync will remove the guard again; only test_pr_auto_review_stub.py would catch it. Either add the guard to the canonical stub or keep the explanatory comment.","file":".github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml","line":72,"verification":"confirmed"}
• info: {"severity":"info","category":"correctness","message":"Traced the concurrency group expression. && binds tighter than ||, so it reads (check_suite && pr#) && fmt || (workflow_run && pr#) && fmt || unique. PR numbers are never 0, so no valid PR number falls through to the unique group. Fork and no-PR events get a unique group, and pull_request / pull_request_review runs never cancel. For workflow_run and check_suite events, github.event.pull_request is null, so the job if: still passes for non-Dependabot actors. Only pull_requests[0] is used to key the group, which is acceptable because it is canonical upstream logic. The concurrency-config check passed on 29709da, which already included this block. [auditable: repro unverifiable]","file":".github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml","line":59,"verification":"unverifiable","verified":"unverifiable"}

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2. Ensure all CI checks pass after your changes
3. Rebase on the target branch if behind
4. Do NOT modify files unrelated to the findings above

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Review — fix requested (cycle 3/3)

The automated review identified the following issues. Please address each one:

Findings to fix

Automated review — NEEDS HUMAN REVIEW

Risk: MEDIUM
Reviewed commit: f64756428b06f954b8091e520bc10be1f61eb195
Cascade: triage → deep (triage: haiku 4.5 [sonnet 5] → deep: opus 5.5 [opus 4.8, sonnet 5] + duck: o4-mini → audit: fable 5)

Summary

The substantive change is sound. The new concurrency block matches the canonical petry-projects/.github standard exactly, the expression precedence and fallbacks are correct, and the move from v1-next to v1-stable changes no behavior today because both tags resolve to 59197352. Stub and pin-compliance tests pass locally on the head. Gates fail, though: none of the repo's own CI (including the required agent-shield, dependency-audit and duplicate-decl-gate checks) ran on head f647564. The sync-scope-guard fails, reproduced locally, because the body has no declared-paths manifest. The PR has also drifted outside a verbatim stub sync by editing test-dev-lead.yml and a test file.

Findings

• major: Head SHA f647564 has only CodeQL, Graphite and cubic check runs; lint, test-dev-lead (pr-auto-review-stub), agent-shield / AgentShield, dependency-audit / Detect ecosystems, duplicate-decl-gate and sync-scope-guard never ran, probably because an automation token that does not trigger workflows pushed the fix commit. The ruleset's required checks are missing and mergeStateStatus is BLOCKED. The previous CI run (29709da) failed pr-auto-review-stub. Re-trigger CI on the head, for example with an empty commit pushed by a PAT or App, before approving.
• major: sync-scope-guard fails: 'PR chore: sync 4 org-standard workflow stub(s) from petry-projects/.github #1975 is a sync PR but declares no path manifest'. Reproduced locally by running the base-branch scripts/sync-scope-guard.sh against this PR (rc=1), and it matches the failed runs on 9c8c405, 1c917ec, 572fbe4 and 29709da. Even with a manifest, the body declares only four workflow stubs, while the diff also touches .github/workflows/test-dev-lead.yml and tests/dev-lead/integration/test_pr_auto_review_stub.py, which would be out of scope. Either regenerate the sync PR (with the test updates in a separate human PR) or add the manifest covering these paths.
• minor: SAFETY_CHECKS reports 4 of 5 required description sections missing (risk, test-plan, rollback, monitoring). TRUSTED_STUB_SYNC is false because the diff now edits non-stub files, so the carve-out does not apply.
• minor: The PR keeps the repo-specific Dependabot if: guard (good, and test_pr_auto_review_stub.py still enforces it) but deletes its 12-line rationale comment ([Fleet Monitor] petry-projects/.github-private — .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml #1390 / bug(dev-lead): caller stub fires on Dependabot PRs and fails at startup (secrets unavailable) #864, and why both the actor and PR-author conditions are needed). The guard is also the only difference from the canonical stub and is not documented as an exception in AGENTS.md, so a future verbatim sync is likely to drop it again, as happened at 9c8c405. Keep the comment or add an AGENTS.md exception note.

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