feat: add completed workflow run automations - #1426
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGitHub workflow-run completion events are now supported. The change adds payload schemas, normalization, workflow metadata and context, event-specific conditions, editor filtering, route validation, webhook forwarding tests, and setup documentation. ChangesGitHub workflow-run automation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds completed workflow-run automations, but an update with a missing event type can currently save conditions validated against the wrong event, allowing an invalid automation configuration to be persisted. This should be fixed before merging; the remaining UI and cleanup items are lower impact. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHub
participant GitHubBot
participant normalizeGitHubEvent
participant ControlPlane
participant AutomationForm
GitHub->>GitHubBot: Send workflow_run.completed webhook
GitHubBot->>normalizeGitHubEvent: Validate and normalize payload
normalizeGitHubEvent->>ControlPlane: Forward workflow metadata and trigger key
AutomationForm->>ControlPlane: Submit event type and compatible conditions
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In `@packages/shared/src/triggers/registry.ts`:
- Around line 17-23: Add action_required, skipped, stale, and startup_failure to
the GITHUB_CONCLUSIONS tuple so all non-null GitHub Check Suite conclusion
values are accepted. Update the associated validation/UI tests to cover each
newly supported value.
In `@packages/web/src/components/automations/condition-builder.tsx`:
- Around line 88-100: Centralize the TypeScript defaults by updating the
conclusion cases in condition-builder.tsx to import and use
DEFAULT_GITHUB_CONCLUSION instead of GITHUB_CONCLUSIONS[0], and updating
condition-builder.test.tsx to import and use DEFAULT_TRIGGER_SOURCE instead of
the inline "slack" value; define each default only once and reuse the named
constants.
- Around line 256-269: Expand the GitHub conclusion value contract used by
validateGitHubConclusion to include action_required, skipped, stale, and
startup_failure as appropriate for each event type. Define distinct value sets
for check conclusions and other conclusion events, update the selectors in the
condition builder to use the matching set, and add validation tests covering the
newly accepted values.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 15-16: Update the README description to distinguish scheduled
automations for cron jobs from event-driven automations for GitHub events,
Sentry alerts, and webhooks.
- Around line 226-227: Update the “GitHub workflow runs” bullet in the README to
state that workflow name and conclusion filters are optional, matching the
behavior documented in AUTOMATIONS.md.
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| return event.checkConclusion === c.value; | ||
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| workflow_name: { |
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[Automated Review] These conditions are scoped only to the broad github source, so the form offers workflow_name, conclusion, and check_conclusion for every GitHub event type and the server accepts those combinations. For example, workflow_name = CI can be saved on pull_request.opened but can never match; changing the selected event type also leaves incompatible conditions behind. Please make condition applicability event-type-aware and pass eventType through both UI and server validation. The GitHub event catalog could be the canonical mapping from event type to supported conditions, with tests that reject incompatible pairs.
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Addressed in 215e23e: the GitHub event catalog now defines supported conditions per event type, and both UI and server validation use eventType, with incompatible-pair and event-change coverage.
| source: "github", | ||
| eventType, | ||
| triggerKey: `workflow_run:${run.id}:${run.run_attempt}`, | ||
| concurrencyKey: `workflow:${run.name}`, |
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[Automated Review] This concurrency key groups every distinct run sharing a workflow display name. The scheduler treats an equal key as an overlap and records the later completion as skipped, so a second CI run that completes while the first automation session is active is silently lost after its webhook has been acknowledged. Please scope concurrency to the logical run, e.g. workflow_run:${run.id}, while keeping run_attempt in the trigger key. Add coverage showing that different run IDs with the same name can both be admitted and that attempts of one run share the intended concurrency scope.
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Addressed in 215e23e: workflow-run concurrency now keys on run.id while trigger deduplication retains run_attempt; tests cover reruns and distinct runs sharing a workflow name.
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/automations.ts`:
- Around line 536-542: In the update route around getTriggerConditionError,
reject an explicitly provided eventType unless it is a non-empty string,
including null, before condition validation. When eventType is present in the
request, use that request value for validation rather than falling back via
nullish coalescing to existing.event_type; preserve fallback behavior only when
the field is omitted. Add a regression test covering eventType: null.
In `@packages/shared/src/triggers/github/webhook-types.ts`:
- Around line 92-97: Define a named readonly empty-condition constant for the
default ConditionType array, then update getGitHubEventConditionTypes to return
that constant when the catalog lookup has no supportedConditions. Reuse the
constant rather than creating an inline fallback.
In `@packages/web/src/components/automations/automation-form.tsx`:
- Around line 821-830: Update the trigger-type change handling around
TRIGGER_TYPE_TO_SOURCE and setDroppedConditions so droppedConditions is cleared
whenever the new trigger source is not GitHub, before returning; preserve the
existing filtering and feedback behavior for GitHub triggers.
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| if (body.triggerConfig) { | ||
| const conditionError = getTriggerConditionError( | ||
| triggerType, | ||
| body.triggerConfig, | ||
| body.eventType | ||
| ); | ||
| if (conditionError) return error(conditionError, 400); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject an explicit missing event type before validating conditions.
An update with eventType: null writes event_type as null. Lines 855-890 then validate the stored conditions against existing.event_type because ?? treats the explicit null as omitted. The route accepts a configuration that it did not validate for the persisted event type.
Validate an explicit eventType as a non-empty string. Use the request value whenever the request includes eventType. Add a regression test for eventType: null.
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- body.eventType ?? existing.event_type ?? undefined
+ body.eventType !== undefined ? body.eventType : existing.event_type ?? undefined if (body.eventType !== undefined) {
+ if (typeof body.eventType !== "string" || body.eventType.trim().length === 0) {
+ return error("eventType must be a non-empty string", 400);
+ }
if (existing.trigger_type === "schedule") {Also applies to: 855-890
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In `@packages/control-plane/src/routes/automations.ts` around lines 536 - 542, In
the update route around getTriggerConditionError, reject an explicitly provided
eventType unless it is a non-empty string, including null, before condition
validation. When eventType is present in the request, use that request value for
validation rather than falling back via nullish coalescing to
existing.event_type; preserve fallback behavior only when the field is omitted.
Add a regression test covering eventType: null.
| export function getGitHubEventConditionTypes(eventType: string): readonly ConditionType[] { | ||
| const entry = GITHUB_WEBHOOK_EVENT_CATALOG.find( | ||
| ({ event, action }) => `${event}.${action}` === eventType | ||
| ); | ||
| return entry?.supportedConditions ?? []; | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Define the empty condition fallback once.
Line 96 uses an inline default value. Define a named readonly empty-condition constant and use it here.
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+const NO_GITHUB_EVENT_CONDITIONS: readonly ConditionType[] = [];
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export function getGitHubEventConditionTypes(eventType: string): readonly ConditionType[] {
const entry = GITHUB_WEBHOOK_EVENT_CATALOG.find(
({ event, action }) => `${event}.${action}` === eventType
);
- return entry?.supportedConditions ?? [];
+ return entry?.supportedConditions ?? NO_GITHUB_EVENT_CONDITIONS;
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| export function getGitHubEventConditionTypes(eventType: string): readonly ConditionType[] { | |
| const entry = GITHUB_WEBHOOK_EVENT_CATALOG.find( | |
| ({ event, action }) => `${event}.${action}` === eventType | |
| ); | |
| return entry?.supportedConditions ?? []; | |
| } | |
| const NO_GITHUB_EVENT_CONDITIONS: readonly ConditionType[] = []; | |
| export function getGitHubEventConditionTypes(eventType: string): readonly ConditionType[] { | |
| const entry = GITHUB_WEBHOOK_EVENT_CATALOG.find( | |
| ({ event, action }) => `${event}.${action}` === eventType | |
| ); | |
| return entry?.supportedConditions ?? NO_GITHUB_EVENT_CONDITIONS; | |
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In `@packages/shared/src/triggers/github/webhook-types.ts` around lines 92 - 97,
Define a named readonly empty-condition constant for the default ConditionType
array, then update getGitHubEventConditionTypes to return that constant when the
catalog lookup has no supportedConditions. Reuse the constant rather than
creating an inline fallback.
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| // A GitHub event can only be filtered on the fields its payload | ||
| // carries, so conditions the new event cannot answer come off | ||
| // rather than being saved as filters that could never match. Say | ||
| // which — a filter vanishing without a word reads as a bug. | ||
| if (TRIGGER_TYPE_TO_SOURCE[triggerType] !== "github") return; | ||
| const kept = conditions.filter((condition) => | ||
| isGitHubConditionSupported(value, condition.type) | ||
| ); | ||
| setDroppedConditions(conditions.filter((c) => !kept.includes(c)).map((c) => c.type)); | ||
| setConditions(kept); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear dropped-condition feedback when the trigger source changes.
If a user removes a GitHub-only condition and then changes the trigger type to webhook or slack_event, droppedConditions remains populated. The form then shows a stale message for an event type that is no longer selected.
Reset droppedConditions when the trigger source stops being GitHub.
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In `@packages/web/src/components/automations/automation-form.tsx` around lines 821
- 830, Update the trigger-type change handling around TRIGGER_TYPE_TO_SOURCE and
setDroppedConditions so droppedConditions is cleared whenever the new trigger
source is not GitHub, before returning; preserve the existing filtering and
feedback behavior for GitHub triggers.
Each GitHub event type now offers only the conditions its payload can answer, sourced from the webhook catalog and enforced in both the form and the API. Concurrency for workflow runs keys on the run id rather than the workflow name, so two runs of one workflow no longer collide. Check suites and workflow runs share a single canonical conclusion field, with check_conclusion kept as a legacy alias.
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## Summary - add `workflow_run.completed` as a GitHub automation event with workflow-name and event-specific conclusion filters - normalize workflow metadata, preserve run-attempt deduplication, and scope concurrency to the logical workflow run - make GitHub condition availability event-aware across shared validation, API updates, and the automation form - preserve rolling compatibility for existing check-suite `checkConclusion` events and unchanged persisted legacy conditions - make event changes reversible in the form and clear stale dropped-condition feedback - document the opt-in GitHub bot, webhook subscriptions, and required App permissions This PR contains the contributor work from #1426 plus follow-up fixes for its unresolved review findings and compatibility issues. ## Validation - `npm run typecheck` - `npm test -w @open-inspect/shared` (718 passed before final focused additions) - `npm test -w @open-inspect/control-plane` (3043 passed) - `npm test -w @open-inspect/web` (1232 passed before final focused additions) - `npm test -w @open-inspect/github-bot` (136 passed) - focused final suites: shared 104 passed, control-plane automation routes 96 passed, web automation components 74 passed - targeted ESLint and Prettier checks for all changed files - `git diff --check origin/main...HEAD` ## Known unrelated validation issues - the full control-plane integration run timed out after existing session provider-auth/sandbox failures outside the automation paths - the full production build compiled all worker bundles and the web app, then hit the existing Next.js `/_global-error` prerender failure - repository-wide lint/format checks include pre-existing `.opencode` errors; targeted checks for this PR pass --- *Created with [Open-Inspect](https://open-inspect-prod.vercel.app/session/f326a53ef1f4471b0ff232e5f6b66380)* <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added opt-in GitHub event automations, including completed GitHub Actions workflow runs. * Added workflow name and conclusion filters with event-specific condition options. * Workflow context includes run details such as name, status, branch, commit, and URL. * **Improvements** * Incompatible conditions are removed when changing GitHub event types, with clear feedback. * Improved validation, check-suite compatibility, and workflow rerun handling. * **Documentation** * Updated setup and automation guides with required permissions, webhook subscriptions, and configuration steps. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Roelof Blom <roelof@rb2.nl> Co-authored-by: Cole Murray <2492022+ColeMurray@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: waclaude <colemurray.cs+ghwaclaude@gmail.com>
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Adds support for
workflow_run.completedGitHub Event automations, including workflow-name andconclusion filters, rerun-aware deduplication, UI controls, tests, and setup documentation.
Review feedback addressed
Conditions are now scoped per event type. Previously every GitHub condition was offered for
every GitHub event, so
workflow_name = CIcould be saved onpull_request.openedand nevermatch.
GITHUB_WEBHOOK_EVENT_CATALOGis now the canonical map from event type to supportedconditions;
eventTypeis threaded through both the form and server-sidevalidateConditions, andswitching event type drops conditions the new one cannot answer rather than leaving them behind.
Workflow-run concurrency keys on the run, not the workflow name.
concurrencyKeyisworkflow_run:${run.id};run_attemptstays in the trigger key. Two runs of the same workflow nolonger collide, while reruns of one run still share a concurrency scope.
One canonical
conclusionfield. Check suites and workflow runs both populateconclusion;the separate
checkConclusionnormalized field is gone. The GitHub condition handlers andconclusion constants moved out of the cross-source registry into
triggers/github/conditions.ts.Worth flagging
Path-pattern filtering is no longer offered for GitHub events. No GitHub webhook payload
carries a file list, so
changedFileswas never populated and apath_globcondition could onlyever prevent an automation from firing. Making the catalog canonical surfaced this, so the handler
now declares an empty
appliesTo. Its schema variant is kept so persisted configs still parse.This was not part of the review feedback — flagging it because it removes a filter the UI
previously offered.
check_conclusionis retained as a legacy alias. It reads the canonicalconclusionfield forpersisted-config compatibility and is no longer offered for new automations. Collapsing it away
entirely would need either a D1 migration or canonicalization at the parse boundary — happy to do
that here if you would prefer it in this PR rather than a follow-up.
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