Engineering
Early accessBroken Build Follow-up
When checks fail on your main branch, a tracking issue with the details, ready for you to approve.
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What it does
Never let a broken main branch go unowned. When checks fail on the main branch of one of your repositories, the Broken Build Follow-up finds out which workflow failed and on which commit, then looks through your open issues. If nobody is tracking it yet, it writes a tracking issue with the failing workflow, the commit, a link to the run and the next steps. If an issue is already open for it, it adds a short note that it failed again, at most once a day, instead of opening another. It looks at main and master unless you choose other branches, and at every repository unless you pick some. Nothing is opened or posted until you approve it.
- Gets to work as soon as checks fail on your main branch
- A tracking issue with the commit, the failing workflow and a link to the run
- Looks through your open issues first and adds to the one already open, at most once a day
- Main and master unless you choose other branches
- Nothing is opened or posted until you approve it
Early access means it works and we use it ourselves every day. It's still moving, so bits of it will change. When it lets you down, tell us — that's the deal.
What it needs
It needs one app from each line below, connected before you add it, because it starts watching as soon as it's set up.
How it runs
When it runs
Whenever this happens: Checks come back red on a commit — all of them at once, so one push tells you once. You can change what it waits for.
Where results go
By email · On its own page
In your apps
It asks before it sends, posts or changes anything in your apps. When it suggests several things, you choose which go ahead.
Make it yours
Your copy, set up your way.
- Give it a name of your own
- Change what it does, in your own words
- Choose where its results go
- Switch it off and on whenever you like
- Change what it waits for
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