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Summary

  • Move OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED gate from job scope to step scope on the five-minute coalesce tick workflow.
  • Job-level if: suppressed every scheduled run while the flag was false, leaving zero run records under org queue saturation.
  • Add doctoring record docs/doctoring/actions-schedule-run-records-20260917.md with live REST evidence that schedule runs still enqueue after 01:32Z but sit queued under the plan ceiling.

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  • pytest tests/test_opencode_review_coalesce_tick.py
  • After merge: confirm coalesce tick produces skipped run records every 5 minutes even with flag false

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    • 푸시 이벤트 병합 기능이 비활성화된 경우에도 예약된 워크플로 실행 기록이 생성됩니다.
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    • 병합 기능의 활성화·비활성화 조건이 올바른 실행 단계에서 적용되는지 검증합니다.

Job-level `if:` on the coalesce tick suppressed every scheduled workflow
run while OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED was false, leaving zero run
records and no observability under org queue saturation. Move the gate to
step scope and document the 2026-09-17 measurement.

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Coalesce tick 워크플로의 조건 게이트를 작업 수준에서 단계 수준으로 이동했습니다. 비활성화 상태에서도 예약 실행 기록을 생성합니다. 테스트는 게이트 위치를 검증합니다. 2026-09-17 Actions 정체 현상과 수리 내용을 진단 문서에 기록했습니다.

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Coalesce tick 실행 기록 보존

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단계 수준 게이트와 검증
.github/workflows/opencode-review-coalesce-tick.yml, tests/test_opencode_review_coalesce_tick.py
작업 수준 if 조건을 제거했습니다. 주요 단계에 OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED == 'true' 조건을 추가했습니다. 비활성화 시 건너뛰는 단계를 추가했습니다. 테스트는 작업 수준 게이트가 없고 단계 수준 게이트가 있는지 확인합니다.
Actions 진단 기록
docs/doctoring/actions-schedule-run-records-20260917.md
예약 실행 기록, 큐 정체, coalesce tick의 0회 실행 원인과 기록된 수리 내용을 문서화했습니다.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1b3f5

Disabled coalescing will still request runner capacity every five minutes, adding avoidable pressure during queue saturation. Restore the job-level gate and correct its tests and documentation before merging.

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In @.github/workflows/opencode-review-coalesce-tick.yml:
- Around line 65-69: Move the OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED check to the
coalesce-tick job’s job-level condition, remove the step-level skip gate, and
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- name: Skip when push-burst coalescing is disabled
if: vars.OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED != 'true'
run: |
echo "OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED is not true; coalesce tick is inert this run."
exit 0

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For more information on which contexts are supported in this key, see Contexts reference. ... ### Example: Only run job for specific repository ... This example uses `if` to control when the `production-deploy` job can run. It will only run if the repository is named `octo-repo-prod` and is within the `octo-org` organization. Otherwise, the job will be marked as skipped. ... ```yaml name: example-workflow on: [push] ... jobs: production ... deploy: ... : github. ... latest ... 6 - ... `@v7` with: ... - run: ... install -g bats <title>Using conditions to control job execution</title> https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/actions/how-tos/write-workflows/choose-when-workflows-run/control-jobs-with-conditions # Using conditions to control job execution Prevent a job from running unless your conditions are met. You can use the `jobs.<job_id>.if` conditional to prevent a job from running unless a condition is met. You can use any supported context and expression to create a conditional. For more information on which contexts are supported in this key, see Contexts reference. ### Example: Only run job for a specific repository This example uses `if` to control when the `production-deploy` job can run. It will only run if the repository is named `octo-repo-prod` and is within the `octo-org` organization. Otherwise, the job will be marked as skipped. ```yaml copy name: example-workflow on: [push] jobs: production-deploy: if: ${{ github.repository == &`#39`;octo-org/octo-repo-prod&`#39`; }} runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v6 - uses: actions/setup-node@v7 with: node-version: &`#39`;14&`#39`; - run: npm install -g bats ``` Skipped jobs display the message "This check was skipped." > [!NOTE] > A job that is skipped will report its status as "Success". It will not prevent a pull request from merging, even if it is a required check. 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비활성 tick에는 job-level 조건을 사용하십시오.

schedule 이벤트는 workflow run을 생성합니다. jobs.coalesce-tick.if가 false이면 job은 skipped가 되고 runner를 할당받지 않습니다. 과거 f9863d941의 job-level 조건은 workflow run을 억제하지 않았습니다.

현재처럼 step-level 조건만 사용하면 runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 job이 시작됩니다. 비활성 tick마다 skip step 실행을 위해 runner를 요청합니다.

  • .github/workflows/opencode-review-coalesce-tick.yml: coalesce-tick에 job-level if: vars.OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED == 'true'를 복원하고 step-level 게이트를 제거하십시오.
  • tests/test_opencode_review_coalesce_tick.py: job-level 게이트가 존재하고 비활성 상태에서 runner를 할당하지 않는 구조를 검증하십시오.
  • docs/doctoring/actions-schedule-run-records-20260917.md: job-level 조건이 workflow run을 억제했다는 설명을 제거하십시오. 관찰된 zero-run의 원인은 별도로 정정하십시오.
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In @.github/workflows/opencode-review-coalesce-tick.yml around lines 65 - 69,
Move the OPENCODE_REVIEW_COALESCE_ENABLED check to the coalesce-tick job’s
job-level condition, remove the step-level skip gate, and ensure disabled ticks
are skipped before a runner is assigned. Update
test_opencode_review_coalesce_tick.py to verify this structure and correct the
documentation so it no longer claims the job condition suppresses workflow runs.

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scan-pr-queue on run 35186682089 — not a PR code failure

Investigated job 105090144909 on head 1b3f54a9f02443ca7fc8ed267318e654d7748be3.

Observed outcome: cancelled (not failure), duration ~7m14s (2026-09-17T05:40:48Z → 05:48:02Z).

Evidence the job never executed:

  • Job API: steps: [], runner_id: 0, empty runner_name — never admitted a runner.
  • Check-run output title/summary: null (no step log blob; Actions returns BlobNotFound for job logs).
  • Workflow event: pull_request_target.

Why it cancelled: at the exact cancel timestamp a successor suite started:

  • Run 35187159937 (pull_request_review) created 2026-09-17T05:48:02Z, still QUEUED as of investigation.
  • Merge-scheduler concurrency groups both pull_request_target and pull_request_review as …-pr-2232 with cancel-in-progress: true, so the review event cancelled the still-queued target run by design.

PR causation: none. This PR only changes opencode-review-coalesce-tick.yml, its doctoring record, and the coalesce-tick contract test — it does not touch pr-review-merge-scheduler.yml / scan-pr-queue. The cancelled required check is org Actions queue saturation + intentional same-PR concurrency coalescing (pre-existing on main), not a regression introduced here.

Left: wait for 35187159937 (or a later same-head scan) to be admitted; no code fix PR opened from this investigation. Do not treat the cancelled run as merge-blocking failure evidence.

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Lead merge authorization (run_a9475d4b375c): Admin-merging ahead of queued CI.

Local evidence on head `1b3f54a`:

  • `python3 -m pytest tests/test_opencode_review_coalesce_tick.py -q` → 9 passed (2026-09-17T10:29Z, orchestration-lead worktree)
  • Diff reviewed: step-scope coalesce tick gate + doctoring doc; scan-pr-queue run 35186682089 was cancelled (concurrency), not a code failure (worker ctx_f4711f495f70, PR comment 5712190954)

Merged ahead of org queue saturation.

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seonghobae merged commit b496417 into main Sep 17, 2026
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docs(doctoring): Actions queue 24h remeasurement after #2232–#2236
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