backport action: run only when the label starts with 'backport'#126825
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The zeebe docs suggest that the label selector should be done differently.
# Optional
# Regex pattern to match github labels
# Must contain a capture group for target branchname
# label_pattern: ^backport
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That's orthogonal, it allows us to define what label is interpreted as valid backport label. The linked issue will still reproduce. |
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Seems this label condition stopped working at some point, now it is running for every merged PR. e.g. #182370 @winterqt You may be interested in taking a look at it? |
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The backport job was previously triggered on any label activity, i.e. when the backport label was already set and a new label added, the backport would have been triggered again. That's because github.event_name is actually "pull_request_target" in this case, not "closed" or "labeled" (the event's types). Thus, this part of the condition was always true. This also means that the second part, the startsWith, was never evaluated. It had its arguments flipped and would have always been false. This was introduced in NixOS#126825, but has never really worked as intended. Resolves NixOS#199556
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The backport job was previously triggered on any label activity, i.e. when the backport label was already set and a new label added, the backport would have been triggered again. That's because github.event_name is actually "pull_request_target" in this case, not "closed" or "labeled" (the event's types). Thus, this part of the condition was always true. This also means that the second part, the startsWith, was never evaluated. It had its arguments flipped and would have always been false. This was introduced in NixOS#126825, but has never really worked as intended. Resolves NixOS#199556 (cherry picked from commit b62d9a2)
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I haven't tested this, but it looks like it should work.