ci(mirror): remove Copilot automation from stale patch workflow - #13
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- Remove automatic Copilot agent assignment from mirror patch issues - Simplify to just filing an issue with repository owner mention - Remove MIRROR_COPILOT_TOKEN and related GraphQL assignment logic - Update workflow step and documentation comments
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What Changed
Removed automatic Copilot assignment from the mirror patch stale detection workflow. The workflow now files an issue mentioning the repository owner instead of attempting to automatically assign and fix stale patches.
Removed:
request_copilot_fix()function and all Copilot GraphQL assignment logicChanged:
@$GITHUB_REPOSITORY_OWNERinstead of requesting Copilot fixesWhy
Mirror patches are critical infrastructure—a patch that applies but no longer does the right thing silently breaks in-app updates. This requires human judgment and review, not automation.
Filing an issue with the repository owner notification is sufficient and clearer than attempting automatic assignment. It ensures the right people see the problem without relying on agent capabilities that may not apply well to this specific task.
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