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force_cancel_in_progress existed so a manual sweep could supersede a running orchestrator on any ref. It was a flag every caller had to remember to pass, and only one ever did. A called workflow inherits github.event_name from its caller, so the orchestrator can see for itself that a human dispatched the run. The input is gone; the group reads the event instead. Automatic triggers keep following the ref alone -- everything but main -- and a manual dispatch supersedes everywhere, main included, because someone typed it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# CI Configuration ⚙️
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This page lists every repository variable that controls GitHub Actions CI behaviour in this repo. For the workflow catalog see [workflows.md](workflows.md); for the CI flow see [pipeline.md](../../../artefact/git/pipeline.md).
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Repository variables are set under **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Variables**.
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## Variables 📋
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| Variable | Workflow | Default (unset) | Set to activate |
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| `CI_SYNC_MAIN_SOURCE_REPOSITORY` | [entry-push-latest.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-push-latest.yml) | Syncs `main` from `infinito-nexus/core` before CI scope discovery | `<owner>/<repo>` to use another source, or `false`, empty, or the current repository to skip |
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| `CI_RUN_ON_MAIN` | [entry-push-latest.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-push-latest.yml) | Pushes to `main` skip CI | `true` to run CI on `main` pushes too |
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| `CI_ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATES` | [cron-update.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/cron-update.yml), [entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml) | Update jobs skipped; Dependabot PRs auto-closed | `true` to allow update PRs (workflow-driven and Dependabot) |
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| `INFINITO_PLAYWRIGHT_KEEP` | [call-test-deploy.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/call-test-deploy.yml) | Playwright keeps trace, screenshot and video only when a test fails | `true` to keep them for every test (passing runs included) |
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## Cancelling in-progress runs 🛑
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Not a variable: cancellation is derived from the trigger. Every automatic run on a branch other than `main` is cancelled by a newer run in the same concurrency group; automatic runs on `main` are not, because a half-finished pipeline on the default branch is worse than a queued one. A manual dispatch always supersedes, `main` included: someone typed it, so it is the intent that counts, not the ref.
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```yaml
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cancel-in-progress: ${{ github.ref_name != 'main' }}
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```
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`entry-push-latest.yml` declares exactly that expression, and it fires only on `push`, where `github.ref_name` is always the pushed branch. [entry-cancel-superseded.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-cancel-superseded.yml) carries no concurrency group of its own — it is the API fallback for that group — but its push job repeats the same predicate as a job `if`, so it never touches `main` either.
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> ⚠️ **Do not paste that expression into a workflow that listens on `pull_request_target`.** There `github.ref` is the *base* branch, so `github.ref_name` is literally `main` and the rule collapses to a constant `false` — every pull request would stop cancelling its predecessor. `entry-pr-change-orchestrate.yml` therefore declares `cancel-in-progress: true` outright.
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[call-orchestrator.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/call-orchestrator.yml) compares `github.ref` for the same reason: a called workflow inherits the caller's ref, which is `refs/pull/<n>/merge` for a `pull_request` caller but `refs/heads/main` for a `pull_request_target` one. The `ci-orchestrator` job of `entry-pr-change-orchestrate.yml` is fenced to `github.event_name == 'pull_request'`, so the ref the orchestrator sees from that caller is always the merge ref; widening that fence would silently put fork runs into main's group.
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`entry-manual-steer.yml` declares `cancel-in-progress: true` outright on its own group, and the orchestrator reads `github.event_name` — which a called workflow inherits from its caller — so a manual sweep supersedes on both levels without an input to pass down.
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## `CI_SYNC_MAIN_SOURCE_REPOSITORY` 🔄
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Controls whether the push workflow updates the current repository's `main` branch before any later job derives deploy scope from `origin/main`.
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This keeps fork branch pushes aligned with the canonical default branch so diff-driven role discovery sees only the branch's own changes.
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> ⚠️ **Forced overwrite — do not work in `main`.**
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> When the sync runs, the current repository's `main` is **force-pushed** from the source repository's `main`. Any commit that exists only on the fork's `main` is **discarded without warning** on the next push to any covered branch.
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> Never commit or merge work directly into `main` on a synced repository. Always work on a `feature/**`, `fix/**`, or `hotfix/**` branch; treat `main` as a read-only mirror of the source.
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> If you must use `main` as a working branch, disable the sync first (see **To disable the sync** below).
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**Default behaviour (variable not set):**
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The workflow uses `infinito-nexus/core` as the source repository.
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When the current repository is already `infinito-nexus/core`, the same-repository skip applies.
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**To use a different source repository:**
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1. Open the repository on GitHub.
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2. Go to **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**.
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3. Switch to the **Variables** tab.
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4. Click **New repository variable**.
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5. Set **Name** to `CI_SYNC_MAIN_SOURCE_REPOSITORY` and **Value** to `<owner>/<repo>`.
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6. Save.
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**To disable the sync:**
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Set the variable to `false`, `0`, `no`, `off`, `none`, an empty value, or the current repository name.
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| Variable value | Behaviour |
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| *(not set)* | Uses `infinito-nexus/core`; syncs forks and skips in `infinito-nexus/core` itself ✓ |
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| `infinito-nexus/core` in a fork | Syncs the fork's `main` from `infinito-nexus/core` ✓ |
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| current repository | Sync skipped ✓ |
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| `false`, `0`, `no`, `off`, `none`, or empty | Sync skipped ✓ |
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## `CI_RUN_ON_MAIN` 🎯
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Controls whether pushes to `main` trigger the CI pipeline. Pushes to all other branches covered by the workflow (`feature/**`, `hotfix/**`, `fix/**`, `alert-autofix-*`) are unaffected.
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**Default behaviour (variable not set or set to any value other than `true`):**
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Pushes to `main` are gated out at the `run-policy` job and CI is skipped.
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**To enable CI on `main` pushes:**
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1. Open the repository on GitHub.
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2. Go to **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**.
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3. Switch to the **Variables** tab.
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4. Click **New repository variable**.
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5. Set **Name** to `CI_RUN_ON_MAIN` and **Value** to `true`.
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6. Save.
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**To disable again:**
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Delete the variable or change its value to anything other than `true`.
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**How it works:**
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The gate is applied inside [push_ci_policy.sh](../../../../../scripts/meta/resolve/push_ci_policy.sh), which the `run-policy` job invokes. When `GITHUB_REF == refs/heads/main` and `CI_RUN_ON_MAIN != 'true'`, the job emits `should_run=false` and every downstream job is skipped.
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| Variable value | Ref is `main` | Behaviour |
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| *(not set / empty)* | yes | CI skipped ✓ |
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| `true` | yes | CI runs ✓ |
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| any other value | yes | CI skipped ✓ |
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| *(any)* | no | Unaffected (CI runs per branch rules) ✓ |
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## `CI_ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATES` 🔄
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Controls whether automated update PRs are created. Covers both the workflow-driven jobs in [cron-update.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/cron-update.yml) (Docker image versions, agent skills) and PRs opened by Dependabot (gated via [entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml), which auto-closes them).
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The workflow-driven jobs additionally require the `BOT_APP_CLIENT_ID` and `BOT_APP_PRIVATE_KEY` repository secrets, see [secrets.md](secrets.md). Without those secrets, runs fail at the token-minting step and no PR is opened.
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**Default behaviour (variable not set or set to any value other than `true`):**
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The `update-docker-image-versions` job is skipped. Dependabot PRs are auto-closed on open with a comment pointing to this variable.
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**To enable update PRs:**
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1. Open the repository on GitHub.
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2. Go to **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**.
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3. Switch to the **Variables** tab.
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4. Click **New repository variable**.
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5. Set **Name** to `CI_ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATES` and **Value** to `true`.
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6. Save.
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**To disable again:**
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Delete the variable or change its value to anything other than `true`.
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**How it works:**
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In [cron-update.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/cron-update.yml) each job carries a job-level guard:
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```yaml
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if: vars.CI_ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATES == 'true'
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```
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Dependabot cannot read repository variables itself, so [entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/entry-pr-open-dependabot-close.yml) listens on `pull_request_target` (`opened`, `reopened`) and closes any PR authored by `dependabot[bot]` while `CI_ENABLE_AUTO_UPDATES != 'true'`. The workflow does not check out PR code, which keeps the elevated `pull_request_target` context safe.
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| Variable value | Workflow update jobs | Dependabot PRs |
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| *(not set / empty)* | Skipped ✓ | Auto-closed on open ✓ |
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| `true` | Run ✓ | Stay open ✓ |
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| any other value | Skipped ✓ | Auto-closed on open ✓ |
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## `INFINITO_PLAYWRIGHT_KEEP` 🎬
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Controls whether Playwright keeps trace, screenshot, and video for every test or only for failing tests in the deploy-test workflow ([call-test-deploy.yml](../../../../../.github/workflows/call-test-deploy.yml)).
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For the full propagation chain, the inventory override, and the local equivalents, see [Playwright Tests](../../../actions/testing/playwright.md#artefact-retention-).
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**Default behaviour (variable not set or set to any value other than `true`):**
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Artefacts are retained only when a test fails.
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**To retain artefacts for every test:**
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1. Open the repository on GitHub.
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2. Go to **Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions**.
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3. Switch to the **Variables** tab.
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4. Click **New repository variable**.
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5. Set **Name** to `INFINITO_PLAYWRIGHT_KEEP` and **Value** to `true`.
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6. Save.
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**To disable again:**
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Delete the variable or change its value to anything other than `true`.
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**How it works:**
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Each deploy-test workflow forwards the variable into its own `env:` block:
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```yaml
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INFINITO_PLAYWRIGHT_KEEP: ${{ vars.INFINITO_PLAYWRIGHT_KEEP }}
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```
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| Variable value | Behaviour |
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| *(not set / empty)* | Trace / screenshot / video kept only on failure ✓ |
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| `true` | Trace / screenshot / video kept for every test ✓ |
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| any other value | Trace / screenshot / video kept only on failure ✓ |
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