gh-fix-ci

To debug failing GitHub Actions PR checks, you can use `gh pr checks` to list failing checks and `gh run view <run-id> --log-failed` to view detailed error logs. This allows you to diagnose issues directly from your terminal.

The best way to categorize CI workflow failures is to classify them into lint, test, build, or type categories based on the error logs. This categorization guides the application of targeted fixes for your specific GitHub Actions run.

Yes, you can use gh CLI commands to fix failing GitHub pull request workflows. The process involves inspecting checks with `gh pr checks`, diagnosing via logs, applying fixes, and verifying by re-running the checks.

You do not need specific dependencies beyond the standard GitHub CLI to run diagnostics and fixes. The Skill uses built-in `gh` commands to inspect checks, view logs, and verify resolutions without external tooling.

If your GitHub Actions build keeps failing after a lint fix, you may not have re-run the checks to verify the resolution. Always apply your targeted fix and execute the checks again to confirm the build passes.