post_merge_setup

Automating post-merge setup requires running a script that installs dependencies, applies migrations, and reconciles active workflows with the updated configuration. This ensures the repository environment remains consistent without manual intervention.

Workflow reconciliation in a post-merge script stops workflows no longer present in the configuration file and restarts those that should be active. It ensures active workflows reflect the latest project state after task merges.

Running an idempotent post-merge script involves executing a non-interactive process configured with proper paths and timeouts. It ensures deterministic execution and provides error reporting for quick remediation if setup or reconciliation fails.

Yes, post-merge workflow reconciliation applies to repositories that configure a postMerge script and a .replit file. It reads the updated configuration to stop inactive workflows and restart active ones.

Post-merge setup fails during workflow reconciliation when either the initial script execution or the workflow sync encounters configuration errors. The process surfaces these issues to enable operators to fix the script or configuration quickly.

A post-merge script needs to handle path configuration, timeout settings, and idempotent execution for proper repository consistency. It installs dependencies, runs migrations, and rebuilds the environment after task merges.