Fixes#11408
These changes enhance the GitHub CLI spam detection logic to automatically comment on and close suspected spam based on the past weeks of usage.
Additionally, there were a few minor enhancements to the script, allowing it to be executed from anywhere rather than the root of the local repository.
This commit makes a few notable changes:
1. Use the GitHub Actions automatic token for committing changes
2. Include workflow file in paths to trigger workflow
3. Checkout the default branch explicitly
* ci: improve spam detection evals
Signed-off-by: Babak K. Shandiz <babakks@github.com>
* ci: make test case names consistent
Signed-off-by: Babak K. Shandiz <babakks@github.com>
* ci: remove ill-indented/redundant test case
Signed-off-by: Babak K. Shandiz <babakks@github.com>
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Signed-off-by: Babak K. Shandiz <babakks@github.com>
Fixes#11270
This commit refactors the work done in #11047 of blocking pull requests for manual `third-party` license updates to having GitHub Actions automatically update it on pushes to `trunk`.
This will allow maintainers to streamline Dependabot PR reviews while reducing contributor friction when changing dependencies.
This change causes the "Lint" and "Unit and Integration Tests" workflows to only run on `push` events on the default branch (`trunk`).
This should avoid running redundant set of jobs on pull requests.
Adds SARIF filtering for Go analysis to exclude third-party code from results and updates the workflow to upload filtered SARIF files. This enhances the accuracy of security reports by ignoring irrelevant files.
* Add workflow_dispatch support to PR Help Wanted check
This update allows the PR Help Wanted workflow to be triggered manually via workflow_dispatch with a specified PR URL. It adds logic to fetch PR details using the GitHub CLI for manual runs and unifies variable handling for both event types.
* Update workflow to use PR number instead of URL
Changed the workflow_dispatch input from 'pr_url' to 'pr_number' and updated the script to construct the PR URL from the number.
* Move help-wanted check for draft PRs into script
* Don't prefix URL with `#`
* Invert draft checking logic
Inverting this logic because anything other than "false" means we should skip it.
* Move PR draft status check to shell script
The logic for checking if a pull request is a draft has been moved from the GitHub Actions workflow YAML to the check-help-wanted.sh script. This simplifies the workflow file and centralizes the draft status check within the script.
