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Requested by Ryan Zhu · Slack thread

Before: PRs can merge without any Linear issue reference.

After: once an org ruleset "Require workflows to pass before merging" points at this file, PRs fail the check unless they reference ENG-123 in title/branch/description, are opened by an allowlisted bot, or carry a no-linear label applied by a maintain/admin user.

How: adds .github/workflows/require-linear.yml, a single actions/github-script job that runs on pull_request (opened/edited/synchronize/reopened/labeled/unlabeled) and merge_group. It always runs and explicitly passes or fails, never skips, so a skipped check can't satisfy the ruleset. It passes immediately for allowlisted bot authors and for merge-queue runs. For a no-linear label, it looks up who applied it most recently in the issue events and checks that person's repo permission. If neither applies, it searches the title, branch name and body for ENG-\d+. This PR changes no org settings. The ruleset still has to be set up separately, as the file header describes.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01NsMkr3BJgeq2SmvvuV6cdg

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