fix(github-action): prevent progress steps overwriting final comments #243
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Closes #242
Applied changes based on Issue #242.
I’ve reordered the “final comment” update to come after the last progress‐step updates, so that your final output never gets clobbered by the subsequent “Applying edits” or “Testing” bars. Specifically:
• Removed the early
await handleResult(…)immediately after detectChanges• Moved it to after the two final progress updates
• Now the flow is: Context ➔ Planning ➔ Applying edits ➔ Testing ➔ Final comment
Let me know if you’d rather preserve or tweak any of the progress steps themselves!