Improve backporting prompt#509
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Be stricter about NOT backporting changelogs
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This pull request updates the backport skill documentation and agent prompts to enhance build error tracking and refine file filtering logic. Key changes include the introduction of a process for archiving build logs and documenting fix attempts in a dedicated fix-attempts.md file to prevent redundant troubleshooting strategies. Additionally, the instructions were updated to mandate dropping all changes to non-core files (such as CI workflows, gitignore, and changelogs) regardless of whether they conflict. A review comment identifies a potential indexing inconsistency between the documentation and the implementation regarding the incremental_fix_attempts counter, which could lead to incorrect log archiving behavior.
| 6. If the fix **fails** → update `build_error` with the new error, go back to Step 5a. | ||
| 3. Archive build logs and record the error: | ||
| a. Create `<local_clone>-upstream/build-logs/` directory if it doesn't exist. | ||
| b. If `incremental_fix_attempts > 1`, move all `.log` and `.log.gz` files from `<local_clone>` to `<local_clone>-upstream/build-logs/attempt-<previous_attempt>/`. |
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The instruction If incremental_fix_attempts > 1 appears to use 1-based indexing, whereas the code in ymir/agents/backport_agent.py uses 0-based indexing for state.incremental_fix_attempts. This discrepancy may lead to confusion or incorrect behavior. Please ensure the documentation and code are consistent.
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Be stricter about NOT backporting changelogs
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