feat: implement issue #689 — [Phase 2] Repin ci-failure-analyst callers/template/docs to @ci-failure-analyst/stable - #1211
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CI Failure Analyst lock workflow and documentation now reference the reusable workflow through ChangesCI Failure Analyst ref update
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This pull request updates the documentation in docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md to reference the stable branch (ci-failure-analyst/stable) instead of a specific commit SHA for the reusable workflow. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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Pull request overview
This PR completes issue #689 by repinning CI Failure Analyst caller surfaces from a fixed SHA to the sanctioned moving channel tag @ci-failure-analyst/stable, aligning consumers with the repo’s first-party release-channel tagging model.
Changes:
- Repins the lock caller workflow to
ci-failure-analyst/stable(removing the interim SHA pin and# mainannotation). - Updates the deployable template stub to use
ci-failure-analyst/stable. - Updates the documentation to reference the same
ci-failure-analyst/stablereusable ref.
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows/ci-failure-analyst.lock.yml | Repins the reusable workflow reference to @ci-failure-analyst/stable for this repo’s lock caller. |
| templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml | Repins the reusable workflow reference to @ci-failure-analyst/stable for downstream consumers using the template stub. |
| docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md | Updates the architecture diagram/reference to point at @ci-failure-analyst/stable, matching the workflows. |
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
Risk: LOW
Reviewed commit: ef86d71333be9ed2be420d7798cb1bdfc80e5bcf
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Two-line change repinning the ci-failure-analyst lock caller and docs from an interim SHA pin to the sanctioned @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel tag, completing issue #689. The template surface (templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml) already carries the channel-tag pin on main, so all three surfaces in the issue are now in lockstep. The tag was verified to resolve (cc0bc61) and points to a commit on main, satisfying the no-off-main-SHA requirement.
Linked issue analysis
Issue #689 acceptance criteria: (1) lock caller repinned to @ci-failure-analyst/stable with no trailing # main annotation — met in this diff; (2) templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml pins the same ref — already satisfied on main prior to this PR (verified via API); (3) docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md shows the matching reference — met in this diff; (4) the channel tag resolves — verified: refs/tags/ci-failure-analyst/stable -> cc0bc61; (5) no off-main SHA remains — verified the tag commit is an ancestor of main. All acceptance criteria substantively addressed.
Findings
No blocking findings.
- Mutable-tag pinning of a reusable workflow is ordinarily a security smell, but this is a first-party, same-repo reference following the org's sanctioned release-channel model (mirrors the existing dev-lead-reusable.yml@dev-lead/stable pattern per docs/release/versioning.md), and is exactly what the linked issue mandates. SonarCloud, CodeQL, AgentShield, gitleaks, and the Agent Security Scan are all green.
- Nit (non-blocking): the template's pin carries a NOSONAR(githubactions:S7637) annotation while the lock caller's new pin does not; SonarCloud passed regardless.
- Note: Copilot's earlier review listed templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml as changed in this PR; the actual diff touches only 2 files — the template was already repinned on main.
- The run_secret_scanning MCP tool was not available in this session; the gitleaks CI check passed and the diff contains only workflow-ref/doc changes with no secret-like content.
CI status
All substantive checks green: Lint, ShellCheck, bats, unit-tests, CodeQL (actions + python), SonarCloud quality gate, gitleaks secret scan, Agent Security Scan, AgentShield, AW spec/workflow validation, template-drift, holdout-guard, Test-Deletion Guard. Two dev-lead orchestration jobs (dispatch/ci-relay) show CANCELLED from a concurrency-superseded run; a later run of the same workflow completed SUCCESS — non-blocking.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
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Reviewed commit: b62b878af1bf403d6f1528098f68596a49e758e7
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Two-line pin swap completing issue #689: the ci-failure-analyst lock caller and docs move from an interim off-main SHA pin to the sanctioned @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel tag. The third surface (templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml) already carries the channel-tag pin at the PR head, so all three surfaces are in lockstep. The tag was verified to resolve (cc0bc61). Channel tags on first-party callers are an explicit AGENTS.md-sanctioned exception to the SHA-pin standard, mirroring @dev-lead/stable. A prior single review approved ef86d71; the only change since is a merge of main (unrelated commits #1201/#1194) — the PR's own diff is unchanged.
Linked issue analysis
Issue #689 acceptance criteria all satisfied: (1) ci-failure-analyst.lock.yml pins @ci-failure-analyst/stable with no trailing # main SHA annotation; (2) templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml carries the same channel-tag pin at the PR head (verified via contents API); (3) docs/aw/ci-failure-analyst.md matches; (4) the ci-failure-analyst/stable tag resolves on origin (cc0bc61, verified via git/matching-refs); (5) no off-main SHA remains on any ci-failure-analyst surface.
Findings
No blocking findings. The SHA-to-mutable-ref change would normally be an Actions pinning smell, but AGENTS.md explicitly sanctions /stable channel tags on first-party callers as the version-selection mechanism, and the reusable workflow is same-repo. Zero review threads; no unanswered human-reviewer questions (all reviews are bots; gemini and copilot had no comments, coderabbit approved). Secret-scanning MCP tool unavailable in this environment; gitleaks CI check is green.
CI status
All checks green at head SHA b62b878: agent-shield, Lint, CodeQL (actions + python), shellcheck, ShellCheck, SonarCloud, gitleaks, bats, unit-tests, template-drift, gh-aw-compile, validate-agent-profiles/personas, AW validation, CodeRabbit — all SUCCESS. Cancelled entries are superseded duplicate runs from before the merge of main; the pending review/review check is this review run itself.
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
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Reviewed commit: b62b878af1bf403d6f1528098f68596a49e758e7
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Two-line change repinning the ci-failure-analyst lock caller and docs from the interim SHA (0ef7b61) to the sanctioned @ci-failure-analyst/stable channel tag, completing issue #689. Confirms the triage assessment: first-party same-repo reusable workflow, mirrors the established dev-lead/stable pattern. Diff is unchanged since the prior approved review (ef86d71); only main was merged in since.
Linked issue analysis
Issue #689 substantively addressed — all acceptance criteria verified: AC1 lock.yml pins @ci-failure-analyst/stable with no trailing SHA annotation; AC2 templates/ci-failure-analyst.yml already pins the channel tag at head; AC3 docs updated to match; AC4 the tag resolves on origin (cc0bc61); AC5 no off-main SHA remains on any ci-failure-analyst surface (consumer-manifest.json entries are path-only, not pins).
Findings
No blocking findings. Note: SHA-to-mutable-ref repins are normally a security smell, but this is the org's sanctioned first-party release-channel model (initiative issue #689, same-repo reusable, tag controlled by repo admins) — not a violation. MCP secret scanning tool unavailable in this run; gitleaks CI check passed and the 2-line diff contains no secret material. No review threads; bot reviewers (Copilot, Gemini, CodeRabbit) generated no comments; no unanswered human questions.
CI status
Green. All completed checks SUCCESS or SKIPPED (shellcheck, gitleaks, CodeQL, SonarCloud, agent-shield, unit-tests, bats, template-drift, gh-aw-compile, holdout-guard, validate-* all passing). CANCELLED entries are superseded runs from the previous head SHA, each with a SUCCESS counterpart on the current head. The in-progress review/review check is this review itself.
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Closes #689
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