Require remaining osac CI checks in merge gate - #205
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ansible-lint and other cheap jobs were not in osac-project#204, so lock-file PRs like osac#707 could merge red. Assisted-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Signed-off-by: Min Zhang <minzhang@redhat.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change expands the required CI checks for osac, but some affected workflows may not report on unrelated pull requests or merge-queue entries, which could leave valid changes stuck pending instead of merging. The workflow reporting behavior should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11✅ Passed checks (11 passed)
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- Around line 174-185: Update the workflows backing the required checks listed
in the repository configuration so each emits a check for every merge-group
entry: remove workflow-level path filters, move unrelated-change skipping into
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Reverts #205 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary - **CI:** Reverts the remaining required status checks for the `osac` repository merge queue. The merge gate now requires only the remaining integration-test, pre-commit, and generated-code checks. - **API surface, controllers, database, auth, deployment, tests, documentation:** No changes. ## Backward compatibility This change affects merge-gate enforcement only. It does not change runtime behavior, APIs, deployed resources, or stored data. It reduces CI protection because 12 checks are no longer required for merging. ## Risk classification **risk:ship** — Configuration-only change with no runtime, API, deployment, database, or security impact. It is close to **risk:show** because it weakens required CI checks, but it does not alter application behavior or production systems. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
## Summary - Resubmit of #205 after #206 revert, now that [osac-project/osac#717](osac-project/osac#717) is merged - Add remaining cheap osac CI jobs to `repo_osac` merge-queue required checks - Covers ansible-lint, FS python/go/binaries, helm CRD sync, installer helm lint, darwin keychain, operator/BMF unit tests, metering generated-code, dependency-review - Step skip still reports success, so unrelated PRs are not blocked osac#717 makes those workflows always report these names on `pull_request`/`merge_group`. Applying this ruleset before that left the merge queue waiting for checks that never started. ## Jira N/A ## Test plan - [x] osac#717 merged - [ ] Context names match osac GitHub Actions job `name:` (or job id if unnamed) - [ ] Docs-only / unrelated-component PRs still merge (names report, work skipped) --- _This PR description was drafted with AI assistance ([create-pr](https://github.com/osac-project/osac-workspace/tree/main/skills/create-pr) v0.1.3). Review for accuracy_ Signed-off-by: Min Zhang <minzhang@redhat.com>
## Summary - Always report cheap CI names on every PR/`merge_group` (skip on steps) so they can be required without hanging the merge queue. Same pattern as generated-code (PR osac-project#699). - Rename colliding `Run Tests` jobs to `Run unit tests (osac-operator)` and `Run unit tests (bare-metal-fulfillment-operator)`. - Triggered by [osac-project#707](osac-project#707): `ansible-lint` went red on a lock bump and was not a merge gate. Enforce the new names via [osac-project/github-config#205](osac-project/github-config#205) (`repo_osac.required_status_checks`). Do not edit the live `ci-status-checks` ruleset in this repo; tofu apply overwrites it. ## Test plan - [ ] This PR: named checks report (green no-op or real run). No extra image builds on unrelated paths. - [ ] After github-config#205 applies: a docs-only / unrelated-component PR still merges (names report, work skipped). - [ ] An `osac-aap` change still has to pass `ansible-lint` before merge. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary - **CI:** Updated workflows to run on pull requests and `merge_group` events. Moved path filtering into jobs so required checks remain visible in the merge queue. Pinned GitHub Actions and disabled persisted checkout credentials. - **Tests:** Added conditional execution for Ansible, image, Helm, Darwin, fulfillment-service, dependency-review, and generated-code checks. Filter failures now fail the relevant check. Renamed colliding `Run Tests` checks. - **Deployment:** Prevented image and manifest publishing during `merge_group` events. - **Documentation:** Updated the documented required generated-code checks. - **API surface, controllers, database, and auth:** No changes. - **Backward compatibility:** No runtime behavior changes. CI trigger, required status-check, and merge queue behavior changes. After merge, update `ci-status-checks` with the requested contexts and retain `strict_required_status_checks_policy: false`. ## Risk classification **risk:show** — The changes affect CI workflow triggers, required status checks, merge queue behavior, action pinning, and image publishing conditions. They do not modify application runtime code, APIs, data, authentication, or production deployment logic. This is not **risk:ship** because CI configuration changes can affect merge eligibility and artifact publication. It does not qualify as **risk:ask** because the workflows include explicit filtering, failure handling, conditional execution, and merge-queue safeguards. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Min Zhang <minzhang@redhat.com>
Summary
repo_osacmerge-queue required checksWait for osac-project/osac#717 to merge first. Those workflows must always report these names on
pull_request/merge_group; applying this ruleset earlier leaves the merge queue waiting for checks that never start.Test plan
name:(or job id if unnamed)Summary
repo_osacmerge-queue required checks for:Compatibility
No backward-compatibility impact is expected. The change updates required CI checks and does not modify runtime behavior, interfaces, or deployment artifacts.
Risk classification
risk:ship — The change is limited to CI configuration and adds validation checks without changing production code or runtime behavior. It does not qualify for risk:show because it introduces no user-visible feature or operational behavior change. It does not qualify for risk:ask because it does not alter security controls, data handling, APIs, or production infrastructure behavior.