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Wires up the org-wide needs-triage reusable workflow. Any new or reopened issue is auto-labeled needs-triage; removing the label signals a maintainer has triaged it. Bot-authored issues are skipped.

Caller declares issues: write and pins the reusable workflow to a commit SHA (v1).

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@github-actions github-actions Bot added the size/XS Extra small PR: < 100 lines changed label May 29, 2026

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Pull request overview

Adds an issues-triage GitHub Actions workflow that calls the org-wide reusable needs-triage workflow, ensuring newly opened or reopened issues are auto-labeled for maintainers to triage.

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  • Introduces .github/workflows/triage.yml to trigger on issues (opened/reopened), grant issues: write, and call stacklok/.github’s pinned needs-triage reusable workflow.

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@github-actions github-actions Bot added size/XS Extra small PR: < 100 lines changed and removed size/XS Extra small PR: < 100 lines changed labels May 29, 2026
@dussab dussab closed this May 29, 2026
@dussab dussab deleted the add-needs-triage-workflow branch May 29, 2026 09:49
@dussab dussab requested a review from peppescg May 29, 2026 10:07
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