post_merge_setup

Automate bash script execution by triggering a post-merge setup that runs a designated script from the project root in non-interactive mode. This ensures consistent post-merge setup and workflow reconciliation without manual intervention.

Workflow reconciliation is the process of stopping or restarting workflows to align with the current .replit configuration. You need it after a task merge to prevent configuration drift and ensure workflows match the updated project state.

To fix a missing post-merge script, follow the remediation guidance surfaced by the system alert. The system detects the missing script path during post-merge setup and provides clear steps to create or fix the necessary bash script.

Yes, you can run post-merge scripts with a configurable timeout in non-interactive mode. The setup executes the bash script with non-interactive stdin, preventing it from hanging while enforcing your specified time limit.

Post-merge setup requires a configured script path and valid .replit settings to function. Without these prerequisites, the system cannot execute the bash script or reconcile workflows, and will surface alerts to guide configuration.

Workflow reconciliation fails after a task merge when the .replit configuration is outdated or the designated bash script is missing or errors out. The system surfaces alerts and remediation steps to fix these setup or reconciliation issues.