fix(ci): wire required checks for the merge queue#58
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Adds a `merge_group` trigger to the four required-check workflows so each required context reports inside the merge queue. Part of the org-wide merge-queue stall remediation. A required merge queue stalls when required-check workflows do not trigger on the merge_group event; the queue dispatches merge_group, waits for checks that never report, and times out. See reference-library PR #64 for the reference fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a
merge_grouptrigger to the four required-check workflows so each required context reports inside the merge queue.Files changed
.github/workflows/ci.yml.github/workflows/pr-validation.yml.github/workflows/reuse.yml.github/workflows/security-analysis.ymlWhy
GitHub merge queues dispatch a
merge_groupevent, notpull_request. Arequired status check whose workflow does not trigger on
merge_groupneverreports on the queued commit, so the entry waits the full timeout and fails.
Required checks produced by reusable workflows surface as
caller-job / callee-job, which cannot match a bare ruleset context; the org pattern is anin-line aggregator job named exactly the bare context.
Landing this PR (deadlock)
For
merge_groupevents GitHub uses the workflow definition from the defaultbranch, so this fix does not take effect in the queue until it is on
main.This repo's merge-queue ruleset has no bypass actor, so an admin must break the
deadlock once: temporarily set the
merge-queueruleset to Evaluate (orDisabled), squash-merge this PR, then re-enable. Subsequent PRs drain normally.
Validation
actionlintandyamllint(repo config) pass on the changed files; no newfindings introduced. Generated as part of an org-wide read-only audit.