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Agentic Workflow: Check issues on Python Tools Extension Template#697

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@edvilme edvilme commented Feb 24, 2026

This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow template for automated issue triage and updates the actions lockfile to include the latest versions of required actions. The workflow is designed to analyze new issues, identify root causes, and check if problems originate from the shared upstream template, improving maintainability and cross-extension consistency.

Automated Issue Triage Workflow:

  • Added a new workflow file .github/workflows/issue-check-template.md that defines an AI-driven process for triaging newly opened issues. The workflow analyzes the root cause, checks for template-originated problems, and posts a structured analysis comment or takes no action for duplicates/spam. It includes strict security guidance to avoid external links and leverages shared context about the repository and its template origin.

Actions Lockfile Updates:

  • Updated .github/aw/actions-lock.json to add actions/checkout@v5, ensuring the workflow uses the latest stable checkout action.
  • Added github/gh-aw/actions/setup@v0.47.5 to the actions lockfile, allowing workflows to use the latest setup action version.

@edvilme edvilme added the debt Technical debt or repo cleanup label Feb 24, 2026
@edvilme edvilme enabled auto-merge (squash) February 24, 2026 00:19
@edvilme edvilme merged commit a09500e into microsoft:main Feb 24, 2026
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