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ci-failure-triage

triage failed CI workflows

Published by Roo Code Updated Jul 23
Covers GitHub Actions CI/CD Debugging

Description

Investigate the latest default-branch CI failure in an environment-backed workspace and, when it is real and fixable, fix and open a PR in the same task.

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CI Failure Triage

Investigate one CI failure and fix it in this same task when it is real. Use the source-control tools already available in the environment. Prefer injected failure evidence when present. For GitHub, prefer `gh run view` / `gh run view --log-failed` (or `gh run list` for the latest default-branch failure when no trigger is provided). For GitLab, prefer the pipeline UI/API or `glab ci` when available. For Azure DevOps, prefer injected failure evidence and the build/pipeline UI or REST when authenticated access is already available. For Bitbucket, prefer injected failure evidence and Bitbucket Pipelines UI/API when authenticated access is already available. For Gitea, prefer injected failure evidence and Gitea Actions UI/API when authenticated access is already available. Do not invent new CLI surfaces.
Start from `triggering_run` when present; otherwise use only the latest failed default-branch run for the repository provider. Ignore older history. No-op with evidence if a newer same-workflow run already passes, the failure is a one-off flake, or an open Roomote PR already covers it.
Reproduce the failing job commands in this environment. If it does not reproduce, no-op with evidence. Implement the smallest fix, re-verify, and open a draft PR in this task. Resolve any existing investigating manager thread on closeout. Stay silent while working.

<completion_criteria> Only the latest/trigger failure was considered.Real failures were fixed and PR'd here, or no-opped with evidence when not fixable. </completion_criteria>

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