Copilot Fix(CI Failure): Remove intentional failure exit code #56
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The Fake CI workflow was failing due to an intentional
exit 1command that causes every run to fail.Why did the CI workflow go to therapy? Because it had exit issues! 🛋️
https://github.com/austenstone/copilot-cli/actions/runs/19784076512
💥 Error Log
🕵️♂️ Diagnosis
The workflow file
.github/workflows/ci.ymlcontains an intentional failure commandexit 1at line 15. This causes every run of the workflow to fail with exit code 1, regardless of the actual state of the code or tests. This appears to be a test/demo workflow (named "Fake CI"), but the intentional failure prevents any PRs (including legitimate dependency updates like the Dependabot PR #50 that triggered this run) from passing CI checks.🛠️ Proposed Fix
Replace the
exit 1command with a success messageecho "CI passed successfully!". This allows the workflow to complete successfully while maintaining its demonstration purpose as a minimal CI workflow.