ci: notify on scheduled collector failure#2
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Opens a GitHub issue when the scheduled run fails (typically expired TRAFFIC_TOKEN). Deduped via a label so repeated failures append a comment to the existing issue rather than spamming new ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
if: failure()step that opens a GitHub issue when the scheduled run fails (only onschedule, not on manual dispatch)collector-failurelabel — repeated failures append a comment to the existing issue rather than opening new onesissues: writepermissionContext: the
TRAFFIC_TOKENPAT silently expired and the collector failed for 2 days before being noticed. This makes the next expiry visible.Test plan
workflow_dispatch— confirm no issue (dispatch is excluded)🤖 Generated with Claude Code