chore(deps): update registry.access.redhat.com/ubi10/go-toolset docker digest to 1f675b8

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Package	Type	Update	Change
registry.access.redhat.com/ubi10/go-toolset	stage	digest	11eae1d → 1f675b8

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• [protected-path] images/runner/Containerfile:41 — This PR modifies a file under images/, which is a protected path requiring human approval. The PR has no linked issue justifying the modification of this infrastructure file. While the author (renovate-fullsend[bot]) and PR description indicate this is an expected automated Docker digest update for ubi10/go-toolset, human approval is always required for protected-path changes.

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• [protected-path] images/runner/Containerfile:41 — This PR modifies a file under images/, which is a protected path requiring human approval. The PR has no linked issue justifying the modification of this infrastructure file. While the author (renovate-fullsend[bot]) and PR description indicate this is an expected automated Docker digest update for ubi10/go-toolset, human approval is always required for protected-path changes.

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• [protected-path] images/runner/Containerfile:41 — This PR modifies a file under images/, which is a protected path requiring human approval. The PR has no linked issue justifying the modification of this infrastructure file. While the author (renovate-fullsend[bot]) and PR description indicate this is an expected automated Docker digest update for ubi10/go-toolset, human approval is always required for protected-path changes.

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• [protected-path] images/runner/Containerfile:41 — This PR modifies a file under images/, which is a protected path requiring human approval. The PR has no linked issue justifying the modification of this infrastructure file. Note: the repository's renovate.json configures automated dependency management and includes Docker image digest tracking, indicating this is an expected automated update pattern. Human approval is always required for protected-path changes.

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Retro: PR #5905 — Renovate Docker digest bump

PR #5905 is a trivial 1-line Renovate bot PR updating a Docker image digest in images/runner/Containerfile. Despite being the most mechanical change possible, it triggered a disproportionate amount of agent work:

• 4 review agent runs over ~36 hours ($1.29 each, ~$5.16 total), each producing the identical protected-path HIGH finding with CHANGES_REQUESTED
• 4 fix agent dispatches, each failing within ~20 seconds (Renovate PR without fullsend-fix label)
• 2 sub-agents per review (correctness + style-conventions) dispatched despite the orchestrator classifying the change as "trivial" — both returned zero findings every time
• ~2 minutes of extended thinking per review spent oscillating on whether renovate.json constitutes sufficient authorization to downgrade the protected-path severity — the agent itself noted blocking a routine Renovate digest bump "seems counterproductive"
• This retro itself adds to the waste by running on a bot PR where all findings are already well-documented

A human reviewer (rh-hemartin) approved without changes ~40 hours after the PR opened. The PR merged 6 minutes later.

All findings map to existing open issues

Every pattern observed in this workflow is covered by existing open issues — often by many overlapping issues. Rather than filing duplicates, here is the evidence mapped to the most relevant existing issues:

1. Repeated reviews on Renovate rebases → Review agent should avoid full re-reviews when Renovate rebases without content changes #4596, Skip redundant re-reviews when Renovate rebases a dependency PR without changing the diff #4652, Review agent should detect rebase-only force-pushes and skip re-review when the effective diff is unchanged #4401, Skip re-review when PR diff is unchanged after rebase/reopen #1356, Skip or diff-gate re-review when PR changes are rebase-only #1287 — This PR provides another data point: 4 identical reviews on a 1-line change, each triggered by a Renovate rebase.

2. Protected-path severity on bot digest bumps → Review agent should reduce protected-path severity for digest-only Dockerfile changes from trusted bots #3061, Refine protected-path policy to allow agent approval for FROM-line-only Dockerfile changes with digest pinning #3675, Allow conditional protected-path exceptions for trusted bot version-only dependency bumps #4387 — The review agent's transcript shows it correctly identified the change as a Renovate-configured digest bump but could not downgrade severity because the reconciliation rules require a sub-agent finding, and no sub-agent covers this case.

3. Fix agent dispatched and failing immediately → Skip fix dispatch at routing level for human-authored PRs without fullsend-fix label #5811 — All 4 fix dispatches failed within 15-23 seconds with the expected guard-rail message. The dispatch itself is the waste.

4. Sub-agent dispatch on trivial changes → pr-review skill: reduce sub-agent dispatch for mechanical/value-only changes like dependency bumps #4060, Consider fast-path for review agent on single-file bot dependency PRs #3347, Review agent: fast-path bot-authored dependency digest PRs #4293 — The orchestrator classified the change as "trivial" but still dispatched correctness (Opus, ~2min) and style-conventions (Sonnet, ~4min) per mandatory process rules.

5. Retro running on bot PRs → Skip retro agent for automated bot dependency PRs #3833, Skip or early-exit retro for automated dependency update PRs #3951, Skip retro stage for automated dependency PRs (Renovate, Dependabot, MintMaker) #4006, Skip retro dispatch for bot-authored PRs with zero agent involvement #5295, Skip retro dispatch for merged PRs with zero meaningful agent involvement #5399 — This retro is itself an example of the problem.

6. Consolidation needed → Consolidate 22+ overlapping "skip retro/agent dispatch" issues into a single design issue #5817 is the umbrella meta-issue recognizing 22+ overlapping skip/dispatch issues. This retro's findings reinforce the urgency of that consolidation.

Recommendation

Prioritize #5817 (consolidation) to unblock implementation. The current landscape of 35+ overlapping issues makes it difficult to know which issue to pick up, creating a paralysis that perpetuates the waste cycle.