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…3545) Section 4 of #3545: on #3554 (created from Linear with issue type Chore) the agent added type:task (default) and type:bug (the body contained the word "issue"); Linear's sync later corrected them. - Issues: the GitHub issue type, read live with issues.get, is the source of truth for type:*. It maps through .github/issue-types.yml (read-only), falling back to type:<slug> only when that label is canonical (Decision is not in issue-types.yml). When set, no keyword guess or default is added and it wins reconciliation. - Keyword fallback matches whole words ("decision" no longer means type:ci, "prefix" no longer type:bug) and drops `issue` -> type:bug. A conventional title prefix (`decision:`, `fix(ci):`) outranks keywords. - The workflow also runs on issues typed/untyped, so changing an issue's type updates its label. Simulated against real issues via the live API with every write intercepted: from the creation state, the 5 issues with an issue type get exactly their type's label (the previous agent gave 4 of them type:bug); 0 errors, never more than one type label.
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…3545) On issues untyped the label derived from the removed type stayed live. The webhook does not say which type was removed, so the agent now clears the issue's type labels on untyped and re-derives one (title prefix, keywords, then the default), as for a new issue. Other events on an issue without a type keep its label. Simulated on #3554's real data: untyped clears type:chore and sets one derived label; typed Chore -> Bug converges to type:bug; an unchanged edit writes nothing.
…3545) On issues untyped the label derived from the removed type stayed live. The webhook does not say which type was removed, so the agent now clears the issue's type labels on untyped and re-derives one (title prefix, keywords, then the default), as for a new issue. Other events on an issue without a type keep its label. Simulated on #3554's real data: untyped clears type:chore and sets one derived label; typed Chore -> Bug converges to type:bug; an unchanged edit writes nothing.
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791-794: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the configured mapping, not only the resolver fallback.
labelForIssueTypecan replace a noncanonical mapping with the canonical slug derived from the type name. The current^type:assertion can therefore pass when the configured mapping is invalid. Assert that each mapped value is canonical and that the resolver returns that exact value.Suggested test fix
- for (const [name] of map) { - expect([name, agent.labelForIssueType(name, map, canonical)]).toEqual([ - name, - expect.stringMatching(/^type:/), - ]); + for (const [name, mapped] of map) { + expect(canonical.has(mapped)).toBe(true); + expect(agent.labelForIssueType(name, map, canonical)).toBe(mapped); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/agents/__tests__/label-contracts.test.js`:
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Clear stale type labels for unsupported live issue types.
When the issue lookup succeeds with a live type such as Widget, labelForIssueType returns null because no canonical type:widget label exists. The caller treats this the same as no live type and clears labels only for untyped. On a typed event, the existing type:chore label therefore remains, and the content fallback is skipped because a type label is still live.
Distinguish an unsupported live type from an absent live type. Clear existing managed type:* labels before content fallback when the lookup succeeded but the live type has no canonical label. Preserve lookup failures and genuinely absent types. Add a regression case that starts with type:chore.
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In `@scripts/agents/labeling.agent.js` at line 540, Update the type-label handling
around nativeTypeLookupFailed and nativeTypeLabel to distinguish a successful
lookup with an unsupported live type from an absent type; clear existing managed
type labels before content fallback only for the unsupported-type case. Preserve
lookup-failure and genuinely absent-type behavior, and add a regression case
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Superseded by #3549. The current #3549 implementation includes the typed/untyped workflow triggers, live native issue-type authority, canonical mapping and fallback handling, untyped revalidation/cleanup, deterministic title-prefix precedence, and the concurrency regression fix, with broader tests. No unique implementation remains in this PR. The post-merge #3534 follow-ups are tracked separately in #3568. |
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Stacked on #3549 (base
fix/label-reconciliation-3545); retarget todevelopbefore #3549 merges.Linked issues
Relates to #3545 (section 4: issue type labels). Found on #3554.
What changed
On #3554, created from Linear with GitHub issue type Chore, the labelling agent added
type:task(the default) andtype:bug(the body contained the word "issue"). Linear's sync then corrected them. This makes the GitHub issue type the source of truth for issues.scripts/agents/labeling.agent.js): for issues, the agent reads the current type live throughissues.getand maps it through.github/issue-types.yml, which it only reads. API lookup failures are recorded and fail closed rather than guessing a type. A type missing from that file falls back totype:<slug>only when that label is canonical (for example, Decision →type:decision). When set, the label is applied and wins reconciliation, and no keyword guess or default type is added.scripts/agents/labeling.agent.js): anuntypedevent clears the staletype:*labels before re-deriving from the title prefix, keywords, or the default; unrelated events without a type preserve the existing label.type:ciand "prefix" no longertype:bug.issue→type:bugis removed. A conventional title prefix (decision:,fix(ci):) outranks body keywords.labeling-unified.yml): also runs onissuestyped/untyped, so changing or clearing an issue's type updates its label.Testing
label-contracts.test.js: 54/54 passed, including 13 issue-type and untyped regression cases on top of the parent contract suite.validate-labels-before-creation.test.cjs: 22/22 passed.validate-labeling-configs.cjs: passed.git diff --check: passed.Review follow-up
The earlier CodeRabbit finding about an untyped issue retaining its former type label was verified against the current code and addressed. The branch now clears stale type labels before re-deriving one, with regression coverage.
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type:label now follows its GitHub issue type, and untyped transitions re-derive the label safely. (fix: labeling - workflows fight over PR labels (broken labeler rules, non-canonical type:documentation, stale payloads) #3545)Summary by CodeRabbit