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ci(robin): keep the comment-only review mode (request-changes: false) - #73
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Follow-up to #72, from the review of the same change in devopam/MCPg#357: the reusable workflow sent request-changes false when its boolean input was unset; the action's own default defers to the repo config, which defaults to true, so a high finding would post REQUEST_CHANGES and could block a merge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XrLEbkf9BAxrqFTBfcU48z
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Summary
The diff adds a request-changes: false setting and three explanatory comments to a GitHub Actions workflow file, explicitly opting out of automatic REQUEST_CHANGES to maintain comment-only review mode. The change is benign, the comments clarify the reasoning for future maintainers, and no new secrets, logic, or runtime behavior is introduced.
Why
This follows up #72. CodeRabbit found it on the same change in devopam/MCPg#357.
request-changes: ${{ inputs.request-changes }}. An unset boolean input arrives asfalse, so a high finding posted aCOMMENT.true.REQUEST_CHANGES, and that could block a merge.Change
request-changes: falsein.github/workflows/robin.yml. This keeps the old comment-only mode.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01XrLEbkf9BAxrqFTBfcU48z
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Confidence Score: 5/5
The change appears safe to merge.Summary
Keeps Robin reviews comment-only by explicitly passing
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