Copilot Fix(CI Failure): Remove intentional failure from Fake CI workflow #63
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🚨 CI Workflow Was Playing Dead! 🚨
Why did the CI workflow fail? Because it had an exit strategy... literally! 😅
https://github.com/austenstone/copilot-cli/actions/runs/20242295050
💥 Error Log
🕵️♂️ Diagnosis
The
Fake CIworkflow contains an intentionalexit 1command that causes every run to fail. This appears to be a test fixture or debugging artifact left in the workflow. The failure is deterministic and happens on every single run regardless of code changes, including the Dependabot PR #62 that simply bumpedactions/upload-artifactfrom v4 to v6.The root cause is located in
.github/workflows/ci.ymlat line 15:🛠️ Proposed Fix
Replace the intentional failure step with a success message:
- run: exit 1This ensures the workflow completes successfully and doesn't block legitimate PRs or trigger false alarms in the CI/CD pipeline.
Note: Due to GitHub Actions security restrictions (workflows permission required), this PR includes a documentation file (
.github/CI_FIX_PROPOSAL.md) with the exact changes needed. A maintainer will need to manually apply the workflow fix or grant the appropriate permissions for automated fixes.