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A stacked PR based on another feature branch reported no checks at all. That is worse than a failure: a required status check that never reports counts as pending, so enabling required checks would block such a PR permanently with nothing to fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Prerequisite for adding a required-status-check rule. This commit was part of #12 but landed after that PR was merged, so it did not make it in.
test.ymltriggers onpull_request: branches: ["main"], so a PR based on another feature branch runs no workflow at all. Both #10 and #12 sat at "no checks reported" for exactly this reason while they were stacked.That is worse than a failing check. GitHub counts a required status check that never reports as pending, not failed — so with required checks enabled, a stacked PR would be blocked permanently, with no failure to fix and no way to satisfy the rule short of retargeting.
Dropping the branch filter costs one extra workflow run per stacked PR and removes that trap.