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Feature-flagged support for JobContext.CheckRunID
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CheckRunId is a double
JobContext.CheckRunID
JobContext.CheckRunID
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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements a feature flag to optionally include a CheckRunID in a job context and adds associated L0 tests for the new behavior. Key changes include:
- Adding new L0 tests in JobContextL0.cs to validate setting, unsetting, and retrieving CheckRunID.
- Updating JobContext.cs to expose a nullable CheckRunID property with corresponding dictionary get/set behavior.
- Modifying ExecutionContext.cs to conditionally hydrate the job context based on the feature flag.
- Adding the new feature flag constant in Constants.cs.
Reviewed Changes
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File | Description |
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src/Test/L0/Worker/JobContextL0.cs | Added tests for CheckRunID property behavior. |
src/Test/L0/Worker/ExecutionContextL0.cs | Added tests to verify job context hydration based on flag. |
src/Runner.Worker/JobContext.cs | Introduced CheckRunID property on JobContext. |
src/Runner.Worker/ExecutionContext.cs | Updated job context initialization to support the feature. |
src/Runner.Common/Constants.cs | Added constant for the feature flag. |
How can this kind of information be used? It's already been 3 months since the merge, and |
If the feature flag is enabled upstream, the job context will now contain a value for
check_run_id
, which workflow authors can use in job contexts like${{ job.check_run_id }}
.