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ci: agent context budget runs are no longer cancelled by label bursts - #36049
Flaky. No test failed: the check failed because a run was cancelled. On PR #33455 a label was added and another removed 1s apart (06:37:58, 06:37:59). Each pull_request labeled/unlabeled event started an 'Agent Context Budget' run. The workflow's concurrency group with cancel-in-progress cancelled the first run (43380050581 attempt 1, conclusion cancelled, no steps ran, hence the empty logs), and a cancelled run reports as a failed check. A rerun passed. Fix: remove the concurrency block from .github/workflows/agent-context-budget.yml. The job is a ~5s read-only jq comparison, so parallel runs are harmless, and each run still reads current main and its event's labels. The group was removed outright rather than just turning off cancel-in-progress, because GitHub would still cancel a queued pending run in the same group.
Reproduction on main
Run the failing check on main.
Evidence
The checks on this pull request are the proof: it changes what main's checks run, not what the app does.
Tests
Confirmed the cause from the GitHub REST API: run attempts, job conclusions and the PR's issue events. Parsed the edited workflow YAML with python3 yaml (valid, no concurrency key). Ran the workflow's jq comparison of agentContextBudget.json against origin/main 20 times: 20/20 pass. actionlint and oxfmt were not available or installed in the checkout. The change is workflow config only, so no product test suite applies.
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Other workflows triggered by label events that use cancel-in-progress may have the same cancelled-check problem; I did not audit them.
Who did the work
Written by Claude Opus 5.5, in Claude Code
Reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol, in Codex, and by Claude Opus 5.5, each on its own
Two label events a second apart started two runs, and cancel-in-progress
cancelled the first, which reported as a failed check. The job is a
seconds-long jq comparison, so drop the concurrency group.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Label bursts will no longer cancel overlapping agent-context-budget checks. Budget enforcement stays unchanged, and the additional runs are isolated, read-only comparisons with an existing timeout.
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The workflow no longer groups runs by pull request or cancels an in-progress run when another run starts. A comment records that label events can arrive in bursts and canceled runs report as failed checks.
Changes: Agent context budget workflow
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Summary
Workflow run concurrency .github/workflows/agent-context-budget.yml
The workflow no longer groups runs by pull request or cancels an in-progress run when another run starts. A comment records the stated behavior of label-event bursts and canceled runs.
pingdotgg/t3code#25785: Adds the agent context size test and CI workflow that this PR updates.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, yordis
Merge Risk: Low · up to 81100
Removing the concurrency group stops cancelled runs from showing as failed checks. It also means a rapid label-then-unlabel sequence could, rarely, leave a stale budget result on the commit. The workflow is small and the risk is bounded, so this is mergeable with owner awareness; consider reading the current labels at run time.
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The title names the main change: the Agent Context Budget workflow runs are no longer cancelled by label event bursts. The raw summary confirms the concurrency group and cancel-in-progress were removed from the workflow, which matches the title. The 'ci:' conventional prefix fits a workflow-only change. The title is 69 characters, slightly above a typical short title, but it stays specific and readable.
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The description covers the problem (a flaky check caused by a cancelled run after rapid label events), the change (removing the concurrency block), and verification (REST API checks, YAML parsing, 20 local jq runs). It also notes what was not checked and who did the work. It does not follow the template headings exactly: it lacks explicit '## Problem', '## Change', and '## Scope' sections, and it has no issue link or statement on why no issue is needed. The 'Reproduction on main' and 'Evidence' sections are also not in the template. The 'Scope' requirement (link to an issue or explain why none is needed, and the template's bug-fix framing) is not addressed. The content is substantive, so the check passes with a note on structure.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/agent-context-budget.yml:
- Line 13: Update the workflow’s ALLOW_INCREASE logic to read the pull request’s
current labels through the API at run time, and use that result for the budget
check instead of the event-payload expression. Add pull-requests: read to the
workflow permissions, and do not use cancel-in-progress as a substitute for
checking current label state.
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Overlapping label runs can leave a stale budget result on the commit.
The job no longer serializes runs. A labeled run and an unlabeled run for the same head commit can therefore overlap. Each run reads agent-context-increase from its own event payload (line 21). If the earlier run completes last, the Checks API latest filter (by completed_at) returns its result. The commit can then show a budget state that no longer matches the PR labels. A stale pass can allow unapproved growth. A stale failure can block a valid increase until someone reruns the check.
Compute the label state at run time. Add pull-requests: read to permissions. Replace the event-payload ALLOW_INCREASE expression with a step that reads the PR's current labels through the API. Do not rely on cancel-in-progress, because a cancelled run reports as a failed check.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/agent-context-budget.yml at line 13:
Update the workflow’s ALLOW_INCREASE logic to read the pull request’s current labels through the API at run time, and use that result for the budget check instead of the event-payload expression. Add pull-requests: read to the workflow permissions, and do not use cancel-in-progress as a substitute for checking current label state.
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Flaky. No test failed: the check failed because a run was cancelled. On PR #33455 a label was added and another removed 1s apart (06:37:58, 06:37:59). Each pull_request labeled/unlabeled event started an 'Agent Context Budget' run. The workflow's concurrency group with cancel-in-progress cancelled the first run (43380050581 attempt 1, conclusion cancelled, no steps ran, hence the empty logs), and a cancelled run reports as a failed check. A rerun passed. Fix: remove the concurrency block from .github/workflows/agent-context-budget.yml. The job is a ~5s read-only jq comparison, so parallel runs are harmless, and each run still reads current main and its event's labels. The group was removed outright rather than just turning off cancel-in-progress, because GitHub would still cancel a queued pending run in the same group.
Reproduction on main
Run the failing check on main.
Evidence
The checks on this pull request are the proof: it changes what main's checks run, not what the app does.
Tests
Confirmed the cause from the GitHub REST API: run attempts, job conclusions and the PR's issue events. Parsed the edited workflow YAML with python3 yaml (valid, no concurrency key). Ran the workflow's jq comparison of agentContextBudget.json against origin/main 20 times: 20/20 pass. actionlint and oxfmt were not available or installed in the checkout. The change is workflow config only, so no product test suite applies.
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Who did the work
Run by the t3code factory in T3 Code.