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@codegen-sh codegen-sh bot commented May 30, 2025

This is a trivial PR created to test the assignment functionality. It adds a simple comment to the README for testing purposes.


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codegen-sh bot commented May 30, 2025

I see a check failed - I'm on it! 🫑

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codegen-sh bot commented May 30, 2025

I've investigated the failing check suite for PR #1115. The issue appears to be with the test infrastructure rather than the trivial README.md change made in this PR.

Analysis

The Problem:

  • The integration test test_create_branch is failing because it can't find a branch it created on GitHub (404 "Branch not found" error)
  • This suggests an issue with the test environment's GitHub permissions or the test repository setup
  • The failing test is in tests/integration/codegen/runner/test_create_branch.py

Why This Isn't Related to the PR:

  • The PR only adds a simple HTML comment to README.md: <!-- Add a trivial comment for testing PR assignment -->
  • This type of change should not affect any tests, especially integration tests that create GitHub branches
  • The test failure is in the GitHub API interaction, not in any code that would be affected by a README comment

Recommended Solutions

Option 1: Check if this is a known issue

  • The test failure suggests the test repository (Kevin-s-Adventure-Game) may not have proper permissions
  • This could be a temporary GitHub API issue or a configuration problem with the test environment

Option 2: Revert and retry

  • Since this is a test PR, we could revert the README change and see if the tests pass on a clean state
  • Then reapply the change to confirm it's not related to the content

Option 3: Skip the failing test temporarily

  • If this is a known flaky test, it could be marked as skipped until the infrastructure issue is resolved

Would you like me to proceed with reverting the README change to test if that resolves the issue, or would you prefer to investigate the test infrastructure problem first?

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