feat: implement issue #506 — Compliance: stub-surface-drift-pr-auto-review.yml-on - #507
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This pull request updates the .prettierignore file to exclude the .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml workflow. This prevents Prettier from formatting the file and introducing drift against the centrally-owned template. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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PR Summary by QodoAlign pr-auto-review stub quoting and prevent Prettier drift
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Automated review — APPROVED ✓
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Reviewed commit: a63075ec0e9cac55dea786e7db62cb4ea520c367
Review mode: triage-approved (single reviewer)
Summary
Byte-syncs the pr-auto-review.yml caller stub's on: surface with the canonical standard (single-quoted 'CI' → double-quoted "CI" in workflow_run.workflows) and adds the stub to .prettierignore with a documented rationale so Prettier's singleQuote config cannot re-introduce the drift. Semantic no-op for YAML; matches the established pattern already used for feature-ideation.yml and other stubs. Verified the head file's on:/permissions surface is byte-identical to petry-projects/.github/standards/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml.
Linked issue analysis
Closes #506 (Compliance: stub-surface-drift-pr-auto-review.yml-on). The compliance finding required re-syncing the stub's centrally-owned on: surface from the canonical template. Verified by diffing the PR head file against the canonical: the on: block is now byte-identical, and the .prettierignore entry prevents the audit finding from recurring. Issue substantively addressed.
Findings
- No security concerns: change is quote-style only (semantically identical YAML) plus a .prettierignore entry; no trigger, permission, or secret changes.
- Secret scan: mcp run_secret_scanning tool not available in this environment; gitleaks CI check passed and the diff contains no secret material.
- Unresolved codeant-ai thread on .prettierignore (file-level ignore breadth) was explicitly declined by the repo owner with documented reasoning (file-level is the only .prettierignore granularity; pattern matches existing stubs), and codeant-ai saved the learning. Treated as addressed.
- Minor, non-blocking: one residual cosmetic diff vs canonical remains on the uses: line (two spaces vs one before the NOSONAR comment). Outside the enforced on: surface, but since Prettier no longer touches this file, consider syncing it verbatim if the drift guard ever expands scope.
CI status
All validation checks green: build-and-test, Node.js Tests, Playwright, coverage, CodeQL (3 analyzers), gitleaks secret scan, SonarCloud quality gate, agent-shield, dependency audits. The only non-green entries are cancelled/rate-limited Dev-Lead agent orchestration runs (waiting on this review) — not code validation failures.
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Closes #506
Implemented by dev-lead agent. Please review.
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Keep the PR auto-review workflow aligned with its central standard
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✅ Consistent PR auto-review triggers✅ Fewer workflow configuration drift failures✅ Reliable standards compliance💡 Usage Guide
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