feat(github): check_run and issue_comment webhook events - #279
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The adapter already ingests `check_run.completed` and `issue_comment.created`
(DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_EVENTS, canonical `checks/<id>.json` and
`issues/<n>/comments/<id>/meta.json` paths) and the trigger catalog lists
them, but neither reached consumers that read the mapping's `webhooks:`
block: the core fallback mapping shipped in `@relayfile/adapter-core` — the
one the flows trigger generator consumes — declared only `pull_request`,
`pull_request_review`, `push` and `issues`, and the adapter-local mapping had
`issue_comment.created` but no `check_run` at all.
Both mappings now declare `check_run` (with `check_run.completed` in the
adapter-local file) and `issue_comment` as bare keys with `extract: [action,
…]`, matching how `pull_request` is declared, so generated trigger surfaces
get `check_run(action?)` / `issue_comment(action?)` methods. Paths follow
`path-mapper.ts` (`checks/{{check_run.id}}.json`,
`comments/{{comment.id}}/meta.json`). Catalog generators produce no diff:
the trigger catalog was already correct.
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This entry includes implementation details about the trigger generator and catalog state. Keep the user-visible mapping change first, then remove internal details.
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-- `@relayfile/adapter-github` mapping now declares `check_run` / `check_run.completed` and `issue_comment` webhook keys (alongside the existing `issue_comment.created`), and the core fallback `github.mapping.yaml` gains both, so `webhooks:`-driven consumers such as the flows trigger generator can offer `github.check_run(action)` and `github.issue_comment(action)`; the trigger catalog already listed both events. +- GitHub webhook mappings now support `check_run`, `check_run.completed`, and `issue_comment` triggers.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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* feat(surface): github.check_run and github.issue_comment triggers Regenerated `packages/surface/src/triggers/github.ts` from the core GitHub mapping in AgentWorkforce/relayfile-adapters#279, which declares `check_run` and `issue_comment` as action-bearing webhook keys. The surface gains `github.check_run(action?)` and `github.issue_comment(action?)` — the two events a PR reviewer needs for merge-on-green and comment-driven directives — and `providerEventTypes.github` lists them, so `flows check` admits a subscription to either instead of refusing it as unpublished. Generated with the adapters checkout's `packages/core/mappings` alone, which is byte-for-byte what the published `@relayfile/adapter-core` tarball will carry, so `generate-triggers.mjs --check` reproduces these files once the SDK's pinned adapter-core is bumped to the release that contains #279. Until that bump the check refuses, by design. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(sdk): flows deploy --on github:events=pull_request The GitHub source setting `events` (AgentWorkforce/cloud#3772) selects which records wake a listener: `issues` (default) or `pull_request`. The CLI validates it client-side like the other settings and the doc describes the pull-request run's input. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(sdk): pin @relayfile/adapter-core 0.5.25 The release carrying relayfile-adapters#279 (`check_run` and `issue_comment` webhook keys). `generate-triggers.mjs` against the installed tarball reproduces the committed trigger modules byte for byte, and `--check` passes again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sdk): send the github events setting as Cloud's lowercase enum Validation was case-insensitive but the caller's spelling was serialized, so `events=PULL_REQUEST` passed the CLI and failed at Cloud (Devin). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Relayflow Lead <lead@relayflows.local> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…bhooks (#456) * feat(surface): github.check_run and github.issue_comment triggers Regenerated `packages/surface/src/triggers/github.ts` from the core GitHub mapping in AgentWorkforce/relayfile-adapters#279, which declares `check_run` and `issue_comment` as action-bearing webhook keys. The surface gains `github.check_run(action?)` and `github.issue_comment(action?)` — the two events a PR reviewer needs for merge-on-green and comment-driven directives — and `providerEventTypes.github` lists them, so `flows check` admits a subscription to either instead of refusing it as unpublished. Generated with the adapters checkout's `packages/core/mappings` alone, which is byte-for-byte what the published `@relayfile/adapter-core` tarball will carry, so `generate-triggers.mjs --check` reproduces these files once the SDK's pinned adapter-core is bumped to the release that contains #279. Until that bump the check refuses, by design. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(sdk): flows deploy --on github:events=pull_request The GitHub source setting `events` (AgentWorkforce/cloud#3772) selects which records wake a listener: `issues` (default) or `pull_request`. The CLI validates it client-side like the other settings and the doc describes the pull-request run's input. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(sdk): pin @relayfile/adapter-core 0.5.25 The release carrying relayfile-adapters#279 (`check_run` and `issue_comment` webhook keys). `generate-triggers.mjs` against the installed tarball reproduces the committed trigger modules byte for byte, and `--check` passes again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(surface): trigger namespaces for every relayfile adapter with webhooks `scripts/generate-triggers.mjs` read only the mapping YAML that @relayfile/adapter-core bundles, and that was the two core fallbacks, so `flow().on(...)` could subscribe to Slack and GitHub and nothing else, although relayfile ingests events from 47 providers. The generator now applies three sources per provider: the core fallback mappings, each adapter's own mapping (`mappings/adapters/` in the package since relayfile-adapters#280, or `packages/<adapter>/` in a checkout) which supersedes the fallback as a whole, and the trigger catalog (`@relayfile/adapter-core/triggers`, fed by every adapter's `supportedEvents()`) for providers with no `webhooks:` block. Mapping-backed providers keep payload-aware signatures (`github.pull_request(action?)`); catalog-backed ones get `(filter?)`. Result: 47 namespaces, 502 events; `github` and `slack` are supersets of what #446 generated, so `--on github:events=` and the six fallback GitHub events are unchanged. Also: a reserved-namespace guard (`webhook`, `flow`, `schedule`, …), a generated `PROVIDERS.md` table covered by `--check`, and hyphenated ids mapped to identifiers (`azure_blob`, `google_drive`) with upstream spelling kept in the lowered filter. Merge condition: adapter-core published with relayfile-adapters#280 and the SDK pin bumped; until then `generate-triggers.mjs --check` (and its test) report github.ts/gitlab.ts/index.ts/PROVIDERS.md drift against 0.5.25 — 45 of the 47 providers already generate identically from the catalog it ships. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(surface): satisfy the strict test tsconfig in the all-providers trigger test Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(surface): union catalog events into mapping-backed providers Devin on #456: a provider with any `webhooks:` block lost every event the catalog listed but the mapping did not — gitlab kept 8 of the 53 it delivers, so ingress would refuse the other 45 and `flows check` had no namespace for them. The mapping describes payload shape for some events, never the delivered set; `supportedEvents()` does. Catalog events are now unioned into every provider with the plain `(filter?)` signature; a mapping-declared event keeps its signature. Where two upstream names mangle to one identifier (slack publishes both `reaction.added` and `reaction_added`) the mapping-declared event owns the method and the other remains in `providerEventTypes`, subscribable via `webhook(provider, { provider, type })` and listed in PROVIDERS.md. 47 providers, 570 events (was 502): gitlab 53, github 26, slack 21. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(surface): action-qualified events take a plain filter, never a second action Cursor on #456: `pull_request_edited(action?)` pinned the type to `pull_request.edited` and still accepted an action, a dual vocabulary that is easy to misuse. Only an aggregate event whose mapping extracts `action` takes one now (`pull_request`, `check_run`, `issue_comment`). Both spellings stay, because two ingresses deliver them: the aggregate form is what raw GitHub and the local receiver carry, the action-qualified form is what relayfile's Cloud ingress normalizes to; the README says which to use. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Relayflow Lead <lead@relayflows.local> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The GitHub adapter already ingests
check_run.completedandissue_comment.created(DEFAULT_SUPPORTED_EVENTS, canonicalchecks/<id>.json/issues/<n>/comments/<id>/meta.jsonpaths, trigger catalog), but the mapping'swebhooks:block — whatwebhooks:-driven consumers read — did not declare them:packages/core/mappings/github.mapping.yaml(shipped in@relayfile/adapter-core, consumed by the AgentWorkforce/flows trigger generator) had onlypull_request,pull_request_review,push,issuespackages/github/github.mapping.yamlhadissue_comment.createdbut nocheck_runBoth now declare
check_run(+check_run.completedadapter-local) andissue_commentas bare keys withextract: [action, …], the same shape aspull_request, so a generated surface getscheck_run(action?)/issue_comment(action?). Paths matchpath-mapper.ts.No version bumps (per AGENTS.md). Catalog generators run: no diff — the trigger catalog already listed both events.
Cross-repo follow-up
AgentWorkforce/flows regenerates
packages/surface/src/triggers/github.tsfrom the published@relayfile/adapter-coremapping; it needs a release of adapter-core and a dependency bump there (flows PR opened alongside, marked dependent on this).Test plan
adapter-core validate --specon both mappingsturbo build(52/52),turbo typecheck(core, github),turbo catalog:check(53/53)packages/coretests 186/0,packages/githubtests 401/0🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Note
Low Risk
Declarative mapping and changelog updates only; paths align with existing path-mapper behavior and do not change runtime ingestion.
Overview
Aligns GitHub YAML mappings with events the adapter already ingests, so tools that read the
webhooks:block (e.g. flows trigger generation from@relayfile/adapter-core) can subscribe to CI check runs and issue/PR comment activity.Both
packages/core/mappings/github.mapping.yamlandpackages/github/github.mapping.yamlnow declare bareissue_commentandcheck_runkeys with canonical relayfile paths andextractfields (action, ids, check status/conclusion/head SHA, etc.), matching the shape used forpull_request. The adapter-local mapping also addscheck_run.completedalongside the genericcheck_runentry;issue_comment.createdremains and is complemented by the bareissue_commentkey.CHANGELOG records the addition for release notes. No ingestion or catalog behavior change is implied by this diff—only the published mapping contract for webhook-driven consumers.
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