fix(ci): a red base must not trap the PR that repairs it - #62
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Ported from bitbaum/orangecat#650.
The sweep refused to merge anything onto a base whose CI failed. Right for an
unrelated change — a broken base should not quietly collect more of them. A
deadlock when the PR is the repair: the fix cannot travel the path its own
redness blocks, so only a human can move it. (Froze
maonakamoto/aoz-housingoutright on 2026-08-07.)
Now the sweep identifies which jobs are red and lets a PR through only if its
own checks pass every one of them. Not a weakening: a PR's checks run on the
merge result (
refs/pull/N/merge), so green-on-those-jobs is direct evidencethe post-merge base is better than the pre-merge base.
Still refused: a PR that does not run the failing job, one that covers only some
of them, and a base failure whose jobs cannot be identified (falls back to the old
blanket refusal). A green base is untouched and makes no extra API call.
Verified against the real script with a fake
ghon PATH; 5 tests upstream.🤖 Generated with Claude Code