ci: re-pin PR Hygiene for the checklist in the description - #1043
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Every governed pull request description now ends with the review checklist: every requirement, checked when met, the first unchecked line being the state. When the move changes -- to the author, to a reviewer, to merge -- one comment says so. Labels say whose move it is: waiting-bots, waiting-self-review, ready-for-human, too-many-open-prs. dashpay/stale_prs_are_bad#46 landed as 14572d41fab87ded04a8162a9934ed0f29972bc3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Self-review is an author attestation that you have read the diff: This check passes when the policy is satisfied; the repository decides whether merging requires it. |
Re-pins the shared review workflow onto dashpay/stale_prs_are_bad#46.
The checklist, in the description. Every governed pull request's description now ends with a block the controller owns — every requirement, checked when met, the first unchecked line being the state. Your own text above it is never touched. GitHub counts the boxes into the "N of M" bar in the pull request list.
A comment when the move changes — to you, to a reviewer, or to merge. One per move per head; a repeat within a day edits it rather than reposting. The standing "PR Hygiene" comment is retired.
Labels say whose move it is:
waiting-bots,waiting-self-review,ready-for-human,too-many-open-prs. A red build, a satisfied policy and a draft carry none.No change to what blocks a merge.
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