Rename the Git is clean job id to git-clean - #266
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Closes #265 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #265
The org's currency check has one file name, one workflow name and three job ids. #265 standardises on
git-clean. This repo needed the job id only —.github/workflows/git-clean.yamlalready carriedname: Git is clean.The job id is the first segment of what renders in the checks list. On
mainthe context iscopy-artifacts / copy-artifacts; on this PR it isgit-clean / copy-artifacts. The trailing segment is the job id inside rainix'srainix-copy-artifacts.yamland the issue puts that out of scope. The two repos the issue calls fully conformant (rain.solver, rain.uniswap) render a baregit-cleanonly because they inline the steps instead of calling the reusable, so collapsing this to one segment would be a rainix-side change, not a consumer-side one.Not renamed:
uses: rainlanguage/rainix/.github/workflows/rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml@main. rainix defines that reusable rather than consuming it; renaming it would break every consumer'suses:line.Branch protection: checked before renaming.
mainis unprotected here (branches/main/protectionreturns 404) and no ruleset applies to it (rules/branches/mainreturns[]). Nothing required thecopy-artifactscontext, so this rename does not silently stop a required check being required. No protection change is needed and none was made.README.mdalready names this workflow Git is clean and the reusablerainix-copy-artifacts; both readings stay correct, so no docs change was needed.QA
git-clean, which is the assertion the issue makes..github/workflows/git-clean.yaml, workflowname: Git is clean, job idgit-clean), plus GitHub's own rendering of the job id in this PR's checks list and the GitHub API's branch-protection and rules responses formain.mainbefore changing anything, this repo already had the file name and the workflow name, and the job id wascopy-artifacts; that job id is what this PR changes, so all three are covered. The issue's precondition — check branch protection for a requiredcopy-artifactscontext before renaming — was carried out and its result is recorded above.