Skip link report issue when issues are disabled - #62
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Summary
Root cause
The scheduled link check deliberately runs Lychee with
fail: falseand then creates an issue when broken links are found. Forks can have Issues disabled; in that casepeter-evans/create-issue-from-filefails the otherwise successful reporting workflow withIssues has been disabled in this repository.The workflow event already exposes the repository's
has_issuessetting, so the issue step can be gated without suppressing the link report or changing upstream behavior.Validation
.github/workflows/link-check.ymlsuccessfully as YAMLgit diff --checkpasseshas_issues: falseon the reproducing fork andhas_issues: trueupstream