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master is protected since 21 October: Unit Tests, Vocabulary & NLP Tests, Cache Tests, Integration Tests and guard must pass, administrators included, so a workflow's push to master is refused, as #13 found for the index publish. Two more workflows pushed to master, or pushed in a way that leaves a pull request without its required checks:

• changelog.yml failed in all 298 of its runs, from 17 November 2025 to 10 September 2026. The logs GitHub still keeps, such as run 30056246224 (24 July) and run 34420881812 (10 September), stop at "Fetch GitHub issue activity": GraphQL errors: [{"extensions":{"code":"variableNotUsed","variableName":"since"},...,"message":"Variable $since is declared by anonymous query but not used"}]. GitHub then disabled it (disabled_inactivity): in a public repository, scheduled workflows are disabled when the repository has had no activity for 60 days ("Disabling and enabling a workflow", https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/manage-workflow-runs/disable-and-enable-workflows), and the last commit before 10 September was a810f0c on 11 July. Its last step committed and ran git push origin master with GH_PAT or GITHUB_TOKEN, which master now refuses. It ran daily.
• ai-enhance-blocks.yml committed and pushed to master on a manual run. On a pull request labelled ai-enhance it pushed, with GITHUB_TOKEN, a commit whose message carried a skip marker. GitHub starts no workflow run for an event made with GITHUB_TOKEN, workflow_dispatch and repository_dispatch aside ("Triggering a workflow from a workflow", https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/write-workflows/choose-when-workflows-run/trigger-a-workflow#triggering-a-workflow-from-a-workflow), and none of the push and pull_request workflows of a head commit whose message carries the marker ("Skipping workflow runs", https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/manage-workflow-runs/skip-workflow-runs), so the new head's required checks would stay pending and the pull request could not merge until another push. It has never run: its six runs so far, each for a label other than ai-enhance, were skipped.

Reading the two history scripts for the first fix turned up more that a run would have hit once enabled: scripts/generate-changelog.js split git log output at each newline, so a commit whose body has several lines (92 on master, the newest on 21 October) left a fragment with no date and crashed the run; it filtered with git log --since=<day>, which reads the committer date at the current time of day, so a pull request's commits, which keep the dates they were written on, were missed by every run whose window had passed those dates before the pull request merged; and Qodo's four findings below showed that a seven-day window from the run's clock leaves the days of a missed run unrecorded, records part of the run's own day, counts activity twice where windows overlap, and reads only the first 100 merged pull requests.

The change

.github/workflows/changelog.yml, now "Generate Weekly Changelog":

• Runs once a week, Monday 00:00 UTC (0 0 * * 1), the most the owner's rule of 21 October allows a scheduled workflow. A manual run still takes since.
• Records complete days only: one step sets until to the day the run starts on, in UTC, for both scripts, and passes since only when a manual run names one, after checking it reads as YYYY-MM-DD. Both reach the scripts as environment variables, never pasted into a script as text.
• Opens or updates one pull request into master from ci/changelog with peter-evans/create-pull-request at the commit the bump and the index pin (22a9089, v7.0.11): FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN for the branch and the pull request, a commit message with no skip marker, add-paths: codex-history. No step runs git push or git commit. The workflow's GITHUB_TOKEN drops to contents: read, a first step stops the run with an ::error:: annotation when FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN is empty, and the job runs one at a time (cancel-in-progress: false).
• create-pull-request rebuilds its branch from master and the run's files each time, so a later run would drop the lines of a changelog pull request that has not landed. A step takes that pull request's monthly files first (git ls-remote on ci/changelog, then git show of each .jsonl); the scripts count them as recorded and append to them. A look-up that fails fails the run.
• Checks out master with its whole history, whichever branch a manual run names. It installs nothing, since both scripts import Node's own modules alone, so no install script runs in the job that holds the token.

scripts/generate-changelog.js:

• Reads master's first-parent history: a merge commit brings its pull request's commits and any other commit brings itself, and each commit is recorded on the day, in UTC, the commit that brought it was made, so a pull request's commits are recorded on the day it merged. Each commit keeps its own date, when it was written.
• Reads git log -z with NUL-separated fields, so a message of several lines stays whole, and a git that fails stops the run instead of recording nothing.
• Records the days before --until (today, in UTC, by default), from --since or the day after the last day of commits recorded, or seven days before --until when none is; a day already recorded is skipped, and an activity line no longer counts as a day of commits. A day that is not YYYY-MM-DD stops the run.
• Groups a day's commits by type on an object with no prototype, so a type named constructor, toString or __proto__ gets its own group (CodeRabbit's finding below).

scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js:

• The merged pull requests query no longer declares $since. The pullRequests connection takes no date argument (its arguments, read from GitHub's GraphQL schema by introspection: states, labels, headRefName, baseRefName, orderBy, after, before, first, last), so the date is applied to mergedAt in the script.
• Records one span of complete days, --since to the day before --until, as one line dated its first day and naming until. By default the span starts where the last recorded span ended, or seven days before --until. An item an earlier line holds is left out: issues created and pull requests merged by number, issues closed by number and close time.
• Reads every page of each list (pageInfo, after). The merged pull requests come last updated first and stop at a page that ends before the first day; the created issues stop the same way by creation time.
• Keeps only the issues created in the span. The query's filterBy: { since } lists the issues updated since the date (IssueFilters.since: "List issues that have been updated at or after the given date."), so an older issue commented on that week was counted as created.

.github/workflows/ai-enhance-blocks.yml:

• An enhance job runs the processing and the paid model with a read-only GITHUB_TOKEN and no token in its checkout (persist-credentials: false), passes the run's inputs to the script as arguments (they were pasted into the shell as text), and archives the threads it changed under weaves/ as a patch, kept 30 days. It runs on a manual run, on master whichever branch the run names, or for the ai-enhance label on a pull request from this repository's own branch; a fork's pull request gets no secrets, and its branch is not this repository's to push to.
• A manual run: open-pull-request applies the patch to the commit the enhancement ran on and opens or updates one pull request into master from ci/ai-enhance-blocks with FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN, carrying weaves/ alone; create-pull-request moves its commit onto master's head. The search index is not committed here any more: auto-index.yml builds it from master once the threads land and brings it through the index pull request.
• A labelled pull request: push-to-the-pull-request commits the patch onto the pull request's head commit and pushes it to the pull request's branch with FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN, as a fast-forward and with no skip marker, so Test Suite and rename-guard run on the new head. When the branch moved meanwhile, the push is refused and the patch stays in the run's artifact.
• The two jobs that hold FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN install and run none of the repository's code, and each stops at its first step when the token is empty.

.github/workflows/landing-follows-the-bump-checks.yml follows ci/changelog and ci/ai-enhance-blocks beside chore/bump-framers-deps and ci/codex-index, in its workflow_run branches, its job's if and its script, and is named "Landing follows the checks of workflow pull requests".

Docs: .github/WORKFLOWS.md sections 11 and 12 and the label workflow's four branches; README.md; codex-history/README.md and docs/CHANGELOG_SYSTEM.md describe the weekly run, its complete days and where each script starts, the day a commit is recorded on, the activity span and its until, the pull request and both secrets, the monthly JSONL files (the system guide still described the old daily files), and how to enable a scheduled workflow GitHub disabled; the block tagging tutorial names the index and enhancement pull requests and the label route.

Tests, first

• tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js (new, 46 cases) runs the activity script against a stand-in for GitHub's GraphQL API that refuses a variable declared and not used, or used and not declared, with GitHub's messages, and serves each list 100 nodes a page: the span and its until, every page and where the merged pull requests stop, where a run starts with and without a recorded span, an item an earlier line holds, nothing sent when every day is recorded, and refused days. It runs the git changelog in scratch repositories whose commits carry the times the test gives: a body of several lines, a pull request's commits made before the first day and merged inside the span, complete days only, where a run starts with and without a recorded day, a recorded day and an activity line, types named like properties of every object, a directory git cannot read, and refused days. It reads the workflow (no git push or git commit, the pull request step's inputs and pin, the read-only token, the first step with the secret empty and set, the checkout, the skip markers, add-paths, one run at a time, the weekly schedule, no install), and runs the window step, the two script steps with a stand-in node, and the carry step in scratch repositories.
• tests/ai-enhance-blocks.test.js (new, 18 cases) reads the three jobs, their tokens, conditions, checkouts and the pin; runs the argument handling with a stand-in node and an input carrying ; touch pwned; and runs the archive and push steps in scratch repositories: only weaves/ is archived, nothing when no thread changed, one new head whose message carries no skip marker, and a refused push when the branch moved.
• tests/bump-framers-deps.test.js runs the label script for ci/changelog and ci/ai-enhance-blocks as for the index branch.
• c28a3cf carried the first tests alone. Its message quoted the old workflow's skip marker, so GitHub started no pull_request workflow for it; Test Suite ran on it by dispatch instead, run 39582712771, and 45 of 351 failed against the old files for the reasons the tests name: the activity script stopped at Variable $since is declared by anonymous query but not used, the schedule read 0 0 * * *, the label workflow had no branch for the changelog, and the push ran in the enhancement's own job. On 5381ae4, run 39584482269 passed all 354; rename-guard run 39584482438 failed on three new doc lines that used the old public word for threads, which 8b1e15a renames.
• f47c228 carried the tests for the scripts' days, pages and messages alone: run 39647191962 failed 24 of 375, among them the generator's crash on a body of several lines (no file written), the pull request's commits it missed, the activity's single page (100 where 120 were created) and the window step's since=2026-10-14 where the tests expect since= and until=2026-10-21. On 0c03ed5, run 39647735773 passed all 375.
• 2d0e5a2 carried the test for CodeRabbit's finding alone: run 39648977983 failed 1 of 376 with TypeError: byType[commit.type].push is not a function. On 31af6b3, run 39649150418 passed all 376; rename-guard run 39649150080 passed.

Unexercised

ai-enhance-blocks.yml calls a paid model, so it was not dispatched to prove this: only its tests prove it, and neither route has run on GitHub. changelog.yml stays disabled until this lands; then it is enabled and dispatched once, and the pull request it opens from ci/changelog goes in a comment here.

Reviews

• Qodo on 8b1e15a: four findings, each with a failing input: a missed run's days never recorded, a manual run recording part of a day the next run skips, the first 100 merged pull requests only, and overlapping windows counting activity twice. Each fixed test first (f47c228, then 039c0de and 0c03ed5) and answered in its thread; Qodo resolved all four, and its review of 31af6b3 lists no finding.
• CodeRabbit: rate-limited on 8b1e15a. On f47c228 it raised two threads that the test-first head failed the tests it carried; both answered, and CodeRabbit marked them addressed by 039c0de and resolved them. On 0c03ed5 it found that a commit typed constructor would crash the grouping: fixed test first (2d0e5a2, 31af6b3), answered, and resolved after CodeRabbit read the fix in the thread and called it addressed. Its review of the head, 31af6b3, stopped at its review limit at 18:02 UTC (status "Review rate limited") and had not run by 18:33 UTC: missing for 2d0e5a2 and 31af6b3.
• Codex (GitHub app) on 8b1e15a, when the draft was marked ready: no findings. The Codex CLI (codex exec review --base origin/master, its review run on gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort) on 31af6b3: "Static review found no actionable regressions introduced by the changes."
• Sourcery: it wrote its reviewer's guide; its review stopped at its weekly review budget, so it left no review of the changes: missing.
• Every review thread (seven) is answered and resolved.

Risks

• GH_PAT reads the activity. Without it the run records the commits alone, with a warning, and the next run that has it records the activity from where the last recorded span ended, those days included; when it has expired, the activity step fails and the run opens no pull request.
• The first run records the seven days before it, since master holds no history yet; earlier days need a manual run that names since.
• A manual enhancement run replaces the branch of an earlier one that has not landed. Each run enhances every thread on master, so the later pull request carries the whole enhancement.

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📝 Walkthrough

The changelog workflow now runs weekly and submits monthly history through a pull request. The AI block-enhancement workflow archives changes and applies them through pull requests or labeled pull-request branches. Landing checks and documentation now cover both workflows.

Changes: Automation workflows

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Weekly changelog generation .github/workflows/changelog.yml, scripts/*changelog*.js, tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js, docs/CHANGELOG_SYSTEM.md, codex-history/README.md	The workflow records complete UTC-day ranges, carries forward monthly JSONL history, collects optional GitHub activity, and opens or updates ci/changelog.
AI block enhancement and patch application .github/workflows/ai-enhance-blocks.yml, tests/ai-enhance-blocks.test.js, docs/BLOCK_TAGGING_TUTORIAL.md	The workflow archives changed weaves/ files. Manual runs create or update a pull request. Labeled pull-request runs apply and push the patch to that branch.
Landing checks and workflow documentation .github/workflows/landing-follows-the-bump-checks.yml, tests/bump-framers-deps.test.js, README.md, .github/WORKFLOWS.md, .github/workflows/bump-framers-deps.yml	Landing checks now cover four generated pull-request branches. Documentation describes the workflows, tokens, landing rules, and lockfile consumer.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Workflow as changelog.yml
  participant GitHistory as generate-changelog.js
  participant Activity as fetch-issue-activity.js
  participant ChangelogPR as ci/changelog pull request
  Workflow->>GitHistory: Generate history for validated date window
  Workflow->>Activity: Fetch optional GitHub activity
  Workflow->>ChangelogPR: Carry forward JSONL history
  Workflow->>ChangelogPR: Open or update pull request

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Workflow as ai-enhance-blocks.yml
  participant Enhancement as Enhancement script
  participant Patch as Patch artifact
  participant PullRequest as Pull request branch
  Workflow->>Enhancement: Run with configured arguments
  Enhancement->>Patch: Archive changed weaves files
  Patch->>PullRequest: Apply patch
  Workflow->>PullRequest: Open or update manual-run pull request
  Workflow->>PullRequest: Push patch for labeled pull request

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0c03e

A commit whose type is named like a built-in object property can make the weekly changelog run fail, and a rerun would fail the same way. The trigger is rare and the fix is a one-line change. The rest of the workflow changes show no concrete merge-blocking problem.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Description check		The pull request description is detailed but does not follow the repository template. It omits the required Summary, Type of Content, metadata, content quality, categorization, schema compliance, file…	Rewrite the description using the repository template. Include a concise summary, select the applicable content type, complete all required metadata and checklist sections, list changed files, document tags and audience, confirm license com…

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title accurately summarizes the main workflow changes and identifies FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN and the GraphQL activity fix. It is longer than preferred but remains clear and relevant.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 15 functions across 5 files. (4 skipped: 4…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

Full details: Docstring Coverage

Explanation

Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 15 functions across 5 files. (4 skipped: 4 unsupported.)

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The pull request description is detailed but does not follow the repository template. It omits the required Summary, Type of Content, metadata, content quality, categorization, schema compliance, file list, audience, license compliance, validation results, and confirmation sections. It focuses on CI workflow implementation rather than the required Fabric Codex contribution format.

Resolution

Rewrite the description using the repository template. Include a concise summary, select the applicable content type, complete all required metadata and checklist sections, list changed files, document tags and audience, confirm license compliance, provide npm run validate results, and complete the submission confirmations. Preserve the CI-specific rationale in Additional Notes if needed.

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Reviewer's Guide

The PR replaces protected-branch and GITHUB_TOKEN workflow dead ends with token-authenticated, checkable pull-request flows for changelog and AI-enhanced blocks, broadens landing-label verification to those branches, and fixes changelog GraphQL activity collection with comprehensive integration-style tests.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Route changelog and AI block enhancements through protected-branch-safe pull requests and prevent workflow-triggering regressions.	Replace direct master pushes with pinned create-pull-request actions using FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN. Split AI enhancement into a read-only enhancement job and token-holding PR open/push jobs. Push labelled pull-request updates without skip markers, using a non-force head ref update and concurrency protection. Extend landing-label validation to changelog and AI enhancement branches. Add extensive workflow, shell-safety, token-isolation, patch-archiving, and Git behavior tests.	.github/workflows/ai-enhance-blocks.yml .github/workflows/changelog.yml .github/workflows/landing-follows-the-bump-checks.yml tests/ai-enhance-blocks.test.js tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js tests/bump-framers-deps.test.js
Repair changelog activity collection so its GraphQL operations comply with GitHub variable validation and preserve only activity occurring on or after the requested date.	Remove unused GraphQL variables from the merged pull requests query and validate declared/used variables in tests. Filter created, closed, and merged activity by the requested date before writing monthly JSONL history. Test activity collection against a GraphQL stand-in and verify scripts use only Node built-ins.	scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js
Make changelog generation compatible with an open changelog pull request while retaining master-only history and safe date handling.	Carry monthly history files from the existing changelog PR before generating new entries. Validate manual date input and derive scheduled windows consistently. Restrict workflow inputs, checkout history, staging paths, schedule, and token permissions through executable tests.	.github/workflows/changelog.yml tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js

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PR Summary by Qodo

Route changelog and AI enhancements through checked pull requests

🐞 Bug fix ✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests ⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Replace protected-master pushes with token-authenticated pull requests or checked pull-request
 branch pushes.
• Run the changelog weekly and fix GraphQL queries and issue creation-date filtering.
• Extend landing-label coverage and add workflow, API, and Git regression tests.

Diagram

graph TD
  C["Weekly changelog"] --> A["Activity queries"] --> H["Monthly history"] --> P["Token publication"] --> G["Required checks"] --> L["Landing label"]
  E["AI enhancement"] --> T["Thread patch"] --> P

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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Use a GitHub App installation token

• ➕ Short-lived, repository-scoped credentials reduce exposure compared with an organization PAT.
• ➖ Requires App administration and token issuance in each publication workflow.

2. Separate changelog generation from publication

• ➕ The job running history scripts would not need access to the cross-repository publication token.
• ➖ Adds artifact transfer and another job to a workflow whose scripts currently use only Node built-ins.

Recommendation: The PR sensibly follows the repository’s existing checked-pull-request pattern and isolates AI processing from token-bearing publication jobs. Keep this approach for consistency; consider a scoped GitHub App token and a separate changelog publication job as later credential-hardening steps.

Files changed (13) +1325 / -256

Enhancement (1) +19 / -15

landing-follows-the-bump-checks.ymlFollow checks for changelog and AI pull requests +19/-15

Follow checks for changelog and AI pull requests

• Adds ci/changelog and ci/ai-enhance-blocks to the workflow-run trigger, job guard, and script allowlist so their pull requests receive the existing check-dependent landing-label behavior.

.github/workflows/landing-follows-the-bump-checks.yml

Bug fix (3) +328 / -122

ai-enhance-blocks.ymlPublish AI-enhanced threads without bypassing checks +189/-48

Publish AI-enhanced threads without bypassing checks

• Separates model processing from token-bearing publication jobs and archives weaves changes as a patch. Manual runs open a pull request; labelled in-repository pull requests receive a fast-forward branch push without a CI skip marker.

.github/workflows/ai-enhance-blocks.yml

changelog.ymlGenerate weekly history through a checked pull request +120/-61

Generate weekly history through a checked pull request

• Changes the schedule to weekly, gives both scripts one validated start date, and carries forward entries from an existing changelog branch. Replaces direct master commits and pushes with a token-authenticated pull request while keeping the job’s GITHUB_TOKEN read-only.

.github/workflows/changelog.yml

fetch-issue-activity.jsFix GraphQL variable use and created-issue counts +19/-13

Fix GraphQL variable use and created-issue counts

• Removes the unused since variable from the merged-pull-requests query, while retaining mergedAt filtering in JavaScript. Excludes issues created before the requested date even when GitHub returns them because they were updated recently.

scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js

Tests (3) +854 / -31

ai-enhance-blocks.test.jsExercise AI publication and patch boundaries +366/-0

Exercise AI publication and patch boundaries

• Adds workflow assertions and scratch-repository tests for safe argument passing, weaves-only patch creation, clean commit messages, successful branch pushes, and rejection when a branch has moved.

tests/ai-enhance-blocks.test.js

bump-framers-deps.test.jsTest landing labels on all four workflow branches +49/-31

Test landing labels on all four workflow branches

• Extends the landing-label tests to changelog and AI enhancement pull requests, checking passed and failed guards and branch-specific run matching.

tests/bump-framers-deps.test.js

changelog-pull-request.test.jsTest changelog queries and pull-request preparation +439/-0

Test changelog queries and pull-request preparation

• Adds a GraphQL stand-in that enforces variable declarations and verifies recorded activity. Checks workflow permissions and publication inputs, then runs date-selection and branch-entry carry steps in scratch repositories.

tests/changelog-pull-request.test.js

Documentation (6) +124 / -88

WORKFLOWS.mdDocument checked changelog and AI publication +42/-9

Document checked changelog and AI publication

• Adds the weekly changelog and two AI enhancement routes, including their secrets, check requirements, and landing-label behavior. Expands the workflow inventory to cover four followed publication branches.

.github/WORKFLOWS.md

bump-framers-deps.ymlCorrect the lockfile-refresh comment +2/-2

Correct the lockfile-refresh comment

• Removes the changelog workflow from a comment listing npm-ci consumers, since that workflow no longer installs dependencies.

.github/workflows/bump-framers-deps.yml

README.mdDescribe the new publication routes and secrets +5/-4

Describe the new publication routes and secrets

• Updates the workflow list and secret descriptions to distinguish weekly changelog pull requests, manual AI pull requests, and AI pushes to labelled pull requests.

README.md

README.mdDocument weekly, pull-request-based history generation +21/-22

Document weekly, pull-request-based history generation

• Replaces daily and direct-push instructions with the weekly start-date window, monthly JSONL updates, carried entries, and required publication token.

codex-history/README.md

BLOCK_TAGGING_TUTORIAL.mdExplain both AI enhancement entry points +5/-3

Explain both AI enhancement entry points

• Describes the manual enhancement pull request and the labelled-pull-request branch push, and clarifies that the index arrives through its own pull request.

docs/BLOCK_TAGGING_TUTORIAL.md

CHANGELOG_SYSTEM.mdAlign the changelog guide with monthly JSONL files +49/-48

Align the changelog guide with monthly JSONL files

• Replaces obsolete daily-file and direct-push examples with weekly generation, monthly JSONL queries, and pull-request publication. Adds instructions for re-enabling a disabled scheduled workflow.

docs/CHANGELOG_SYSTEM.md

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🐞 Bugs (0) 📘 Rule violations (0) 📎 Requirement gaps (0) 🎨 UX issues (0) 🔗 Cross-repo conflicts (0) 📜 Skill insights (0)

1. Missed runs leave gaps in the history ✓ Resolved

Description

The default first day in changelog.yml is always seven days before the current run, rather than
the first day not yet recorded. If a scheduled run is skipped, delayed, or fails before publishing,
the next run advances its window without revisiting the missed days.

Code

.github/workflows/changelog.yml[77]

+            since=$(node -e 'console.log(new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 86400000).toISOString().slice(0, 10))')

Evidence

The workflow derives the default solely from the run clock. The generator queries git using that
supplied date and skips dates already in its JSONL files; it has no mechanism to discover and
revisit a missed interval. The activity script likewise uses the supplied date as its query start.

.github/workflows/changelog.yml[70-83]
.github/workflows/changelog.yml[113-124]
scripts/generate-changelog.js[69-75]
scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[293-306]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A missed, delayed, or failed weekly run leaves history outside the next run's fixed seven-day window.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/changelog.yml[68-83]
- scripts/generate-changelog.js[136-159]
## Recommended Fix
Determine the first unrecorded period from the existing history, including entries carried from the open pull request, and use it for both scripts. Preserve an explicit manual `since` override.

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2. Manual runs can omit later weekly activity ✓ Resolved

Description

changelog.yml passes the manual run's first day to both append-only scripts, whose existing
date-based checks treat a recorded day or activity window as complete. If a manual run records the
current week before it ends, later commits on an already-recorded day and later issue or
pull-request activity in that window are skipped when the scheduled run carries those entries
forward.

Code

.github/workflows/changelog.yml[R121-124]

+          SINCE: ${{ steps.window.outputs.since }}
  run: |
-          if [ -n "${{ secrets.GH_PAT }}" ]; then
-            if [ -n "${{ inputs.since }}" ]; then
-              node scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js --since "${{ inputs.since }}"
-            else
-              # Default: yesterday
-              node scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js
-            fi
+          if [ -n "$GH_PAT" ]; then
+            node scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js --since "$SINCE"

Evidence

The new workflow carries prior pull-request files and gives both scripts the same first day. The
generator skips an entire date already present in a monthly file, while the activity writer refuses
another activity entry with the same first-day date. Neither check accounts for items added after a
manual run.

.github/workflows/changelog.yml[70-83]
.github/workflows/changelog.yml[89-124]
scripts/generate-changelog.js[136-159]
scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[242-269]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A manual run can publish a partial day or week that later runs skip solely because its date is already present.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/changelog.yml[70-124]
- scripts/generate-changelog.js[136-159]
- scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[242-269]
## Recommended Fix
Make overlapping periods refreshable: deduplicate git entries by commit and replace or merge an existing activity record with newly queried items. Alternatively, do not publish a period as final until it has ended.

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3. Busy weeks lose merged pull requests ✓ Resolved

Description

fetchMergedPRs now executes a query that reads only the first 100 merged pull requests ordered by
update time, then applies mergedAt >= since locally. When more than 100 merged pull requests have
newer updates—including updates to older merges—an in-window merge beyond that page is omitted from
the published count without an error.

Code

scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[193]

+    query($owner: String!, $name: String!) {

Evidence

Removing the unused query variable makes this previously failing activity step execute. Its
connection still requests only first: 100, has no cursor or pagination loop, and applies the
merge-date condition after the response.

scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[184-221]
.github/workflows/changelog.yml[118-124]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The newly working merged-pull-request query filters a single page locally, so a busy week can produce incomplete history.
## Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[191-223]
## Recommended Fix
Request `pageInfo` and paginate the merged pull-request connection until all results that can meet the date cutoff have been examined; retain the client-side `mergedAt` filter.

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4. Weekly activity can count the same items twice ✓ Resolved

Description

fetch-issue-activity.js gets only a lower bound (--since $SINCE). It keeps every issue and
merged pull request from that day up to the moment the run executes, then dates the line by the
first day, and the duplicate check matches only that date. A scheduled run that starts late counts
the minutes or hours after Monday 00:00 in both weeks. A manual run in mid-week writes a line under
its own date that overlaps the next Monday's line almost entirely, and both lines are kept in the
monthly file.

Code

.github/workflows/changelog.yml[R75-78]

+          since="$SINCE_INPUT"
+          if [ -z "$since" ]; then
+            since=$(node -e 'console.log(new Date(Date.now() - 7 * 86400000).toISOString().slice(0, 10))')
+          fi

Evidence

The workflow computes only a start day (seven days ago, or the input) and passes it as --since.
fetchCreatedIssues, fetchClosedIssues and fetchMergedPRs filter only with >= since, so a
run's window ends whenever it runs. appendActivity skips a line only when one with the same date
already exists, so lines for overlapping windows with different start days are all appended.

scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[122-132]
scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[240-258]
scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[289-301]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The changelog's activity line covers [since, now). Delayed scheduled runs and manual runs overlap the next week's window, and the dedup only matches the line's date, so the same issues and PRs are recorded twice.
## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/changelog.yml[70-83]
- scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[35-42]
- scripts/fetch-issue-activity.js[122-132]
## Recommended Fix
Have the window step also output an `until` value: the most recent Monday 00:00 UTC for scheduled runs, or the start of today. Add an `--until` option to fetch-issue-activity.js and apply `< until` alongside the existing `>= since` filters on createdAt, closedAt and mergedAt.

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After the merge (7c25155, 18:38:56 UTC):

• master's Test Suite on 7c25155, run 39654615884: Unit Tests (376 of 376, 14 files), Vocabulary & NLP Tests, Integration Tests, Cache Tests and Update Badges all passed.
• changelog.yml was enabled at 18:39:17 UTC (it had been disabled_inactivity) and dispatched once on master: run 39654677206 (18:39:24 UTC, 21 s), every step green. Its two annotations: the runner's Node.js 20 warning for peter-evans/create-pull-request@22a9089 (ci: the workflows run github-script, create-pull-request and repository-dispatch on Node.js 24, pinned by commit, and CodeRabbit skips the index pull request #17 moves it to v8.1.1) and the ubuntu-latest notice.
• The run opened chore(changelog): append the weekly history #18 from ci/changelog at 18:39:40 UTC, in the token owner's name, so its own events started Test Suite (run 39654723756) and rename-guard (run 39654723985) on its head, 3840943; both passed, and landing-follows-the-bump-checks.yml labelled it landing at 18:43:37 UTC with the guards comment.
• chore(changelog): append the weekly history #18 carries one file, codex-history/2026-10.jsonl, with three lines: the commits that reached master on 19 October (12: ci 6, test 5, docs 1) and 20 October (11: ci 5, test 5, chore 1), and one activity line dated 2026-10-14 with until 2026-10-21: no issue created or closed, five pull requests merged (ci: merging workflows wait for the comment pass #6, ci: open the bump pull request with FRAMERS_BUMP_TOKEN so its Test Suite and rename-guard jobs run #7, ci: the bump commits package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml, the manifests this repository tracks #8, chore(deps): bump @framers/* deps to latest published versions #9, ci: the bump refreshes package-lock.json too, so npm ci agrees with the bumped package.json #10; ci: Update Badges runs on master and publishes shields.io endpoint files on a badges branch, never a commit to master; the README reads them through jsDelivr #11 merged on 21 October, after the span). The first run recorded the seven days before it, as the Risks above say, and 14 to 18 October had no commit on master.
• Reviews on chore(changelog): append the weekly history #18: Qodo, no findings; Codex (GitHub app) completed on 3840943 with no findings; CodeRabbit stopped at its review limit; Sourcery's weekly budget was spent. It merged at 19:14:03 UTC as f4d189b; master's Test Suite does not run for a change under codex-history/ alone (its push paths), and rename-guard passed on f4d189b (run 39659825702).

So the weekly changelog reaches protected master through its pull request on the public repository's runners, with its checks, as designed. ai-enhance-blocks.yml stays unexercised: it calls a paid model, so it was not dispatched.