Summary
Recurring Hippo memories show that stale generated .lock.yml files remain one of the most common self-inflicted CI failures after editing .github/workflows/*.md.
Memory: mem_4afaa0965161, mem_54f44b8a2960, sem_9a11adf5536a
Rationale
The memory store now treats workflow recompile drift as a recurring incident, not a one-off mistake. Contributors are still editing workflow markdown without immediately running make recompile, which creates noisy CI failures and avoidable churn.
Proposed Next Steps
- Inspect
.github/workflows/ci.yml and any workflow-authoring validation jobs for where recompile drift is detected today.
- Improve the failure message or validation output so it explicitly tells contributors to run
make recompile after .github/workflows/*.md edits.
- Review workflow-authoring docs and templates for a more prominent reminder near markdown workflow editing instructions.
- Validate with
make recompile and the relevant workflow tests or compile checks.
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Summary
Recurring Hippo memories show that stale generated
.lock.ymlfiles remain one of the most common self-inflicted CI failures after editing.github/workflows/*.md.Memory:
mem_4afaa0965161,mem_54f44b8a2960,sem_9a11adf5536aRationale
The memory store now treats workflow recompile drift as a recurring incident, not a one-off mistake. Contributors are still editing workflow markdown without immediately running
make recompile, which creates noisy CI failures and avoidable churn.Proposed Next Steps
.github/workflows/ci.ymland any workflow-authoring validation jobs for where recompile drift is detected today.make recompileafter.github/workflows/*.mdedits.make recompileand the relevant workflow tests or compile checks.