ci(triage-skill): Allow Write and remove rm permission#19397
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| (In CI only `triage_report.md` in the repo root is writable; use that path for write, script, and rm.) | ||
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| rm -f tmp/triage_report.md |
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Cleanup path missing leading slash for /tmp
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The cleanup command rm -f tmp/triage_report.md uses a relative path, which refers to a tmp/ subdirectory of the working directory. The file is actually written to /tmp/triage_report.md (absolute path, per line 123 and 132). The missing leading / means the cleanup will silently fail to delete the temp file when running locally.
| (In CI only `triage_report.md` in the repo root is writable; use that path for write, script, and rm.) | ||
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| rm -f tmp/triage_report.md | ||
| ``` |
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Cleanup step is logically unreachable due to contradictory condition
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The new cleanup step 3 ("Not CI? Cleanup") is nested inside Step 8c, which only executes when --ci is set. But the step's condition says it applies "without --ci flag." Without --ci, Step 8c is never reached (default mode just prints to terminal and writes no file). With --ci, the condition tells Claude to skip cleanup. This makes cleanup completely unreachable. The old instructions performed cleanup unconditionally within Step 8c.
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We can still adjust this further, but right now the CI has problems saving the file. It's fine to allow
Wrtie.Closes #19398 (added automatically)