fix-ci

Resolve GitHub CI failures by inspecting logs and applying minimal fixes.

58|5|Updated Aug 30, 2024
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/StudyDrift/lextures --skill fix-ci-studydrift
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Skill: fix-ci
Source: https://github.com/StudyDrift/lextures/tree/main/.cursor/skills/fix-ci
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/StudyDrift/lextures --skill fix-ci-studydrift

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps engineering teams quickly identify and fix failing CI checks on pull requests by providing a repeatable workflow to locate root causes, apply minimal safe fixes, and re-run validations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Iterative CI repair: Inspect checks, logs, and links to determine actionable errors and craft focused fixes.
  • Minimal-change philosophy: Apply the smallest safe fix to restore green checks with low risk.
  • PR CI lifecycle guidance: From failure to green, including pushing changes and re-running checks via the GitHub CLI.

Quick Start

Resolve the active PR CI failure by inspecting logs and applying the smallest safe fix, then push and re-run checks.

Frequently Asked Questions about fix-ci

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I fix failing GitHub CI checks on a pull request?

To fix failing GitHub CI checks on a pull request, inspect the action logs and job details to identify the first actionable error, push a minimal safe fix, and verify by re-running checks via gh pr checks.

What is the best way to debug CI failures across branches?

The best way to debug CI failures across branches is to follow an iterative workflow: inspect action links and logs for root causes, fix one issue at a time, push changes, and re-run checks until green.

Can I use this to inspect GitHub Actions logs and job details?

Yes, you can inspect GitHub Actions logs and job details to locate actionable errors, guiding you to determine root causes and apply focused fixes to restore green checks on your pull request.

Do I need the GitHub CLI to re-run CI checks after pushing a fix?

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI to re-run CI checks after pushing a fix, using the gh pr checks command to verify that your minimal changes successfully restore the CI pipeline to green.

Why should I fix one CI issue at a time instead of pushing multiple changes?

Fixing one CI issue at a time follows a minimal-change philosophy to restore green checks with low risk, preventing compounded errors and ensuring each fix directly resolves the identified actionable failure.