We looked at 3 new PRs — all are automated chaos tests and look on-topic, but none include test assertion files yet.
Needs a closer look 🟡
| PR |
Title |
Author |
Lines |
Quality |
| #32301 |
[chaos-test] cautious-maintainer: two-commits bundling test [run5] |
@github-actions[bot] |
13 |
needs-work |
| #32300 |
[chaos-test] flaky-fixer: single-commit bundling test [run5] |
@github-actions[bot] |
10 |
needs-work |
| #32299 |
[chaos-test] refactor-zealot: minor-rename single-commit test [run5] |
@app/github-actions |
8 |
needs-work |
All three PRs are well-scoped chaos test fixtures. The common theme: each adds a scratchpad markdown file but no structured test assertion. Consider adding machine-verifiable result files so CI can gate on chaos run outcomes.
Evaluated: 3 · Skipped: 4 · Run: #25903163471
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We looked at 3 new PRs — all are automated chaos tests and look on-topic, but none include test assertion files yet.
Needs a closer look 🟡
@github-actions[bot]@github-actions[bot]@app/github-actionsAll three PRs are well-scoped chaos test fixtures. The common theme: each adds a scratchpad markdown file but no structured test assertion. Consider adding machine-verifiable result files so CI can gate on chaos run outcomes.
Evaluated: 3 · Skipped: 4 · Run: #25903163471