fix: add PR merge conflict check to dev agent workflow

Dev agent should check if PR has merge conflicts before asking for review.
This prevents approving a PR that has conflicts, which could introduce
new errors after rebase.

Changes:
- Add conflict check step in workflow for both with/without user message cases
- Use mergeable field from PR API to detect conflicts
- Instructions to rebase and resolve conflicts if mergeable: false
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shokollm
2026-04-08 02:15:37 +00:00
parent 24dd91d0e1
commit 3a0983c28a

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@@ -280,6 +280,11 @@ Workflow:
1. Read the issue at $instance/$owner/$repo/issues/$number AND all comments on that issue 1. Read the issue at $instance/$owner/$repo/issues/$number AND all comments on that issue
2. Check if a PR already exists for this issue 2. Check if a PR already exists for this issue
- If PR exists and is open, review it and learn from it - If PR exists and is open, review it and learn from it
- CRITICAL: Check if PR has merge conflicts before asking for review:
- Use: curl -s "https://$instance/api/v1/repos/$owner/$repo/pulls/$number" -H "Authorization: Bearer \$GITEA_TOKEN"
- If "mergeable": false, there ARE conflicts - you MUST resolve them FIRST
- To resolve: cd to worktree, git fetch origin, git rebase origin/main, resolve conflicts, git rebase --continue, git push --force-with-lease
- Only after resolving conflicts (mergeable: true) can you ask for review
- If PR makes sense to continue, work on it instead - If PR makes sense to continue, work on it instead
- If PR is not worth continuing, create a new branch/PR but explain in PR description why you're creating a new one instead of continuing the existing PR - If PR is not worth continuing, create a new branch/PR but explain in PR description why you're creating a new one instead of continuing the existing PR
3. Read README.md (if exists) to understand the general concept of this repository 3. Read README.md (if exists) to understand the general concept of this repository
@@ -314,6 +319,11 @@ Workflow:
1. Read the issue at $instance/$owner/$repo/issues/$number AND all comments on that issue 1. Read the issue at $instance/$owner/$repo/issues/$number AND all comments on that issue
2. Check if a PR already exists for this issue 2. Check if a PR already exists for this issue
- If PR exists and is open, review it and learn from it - If PR exists and is open, review it and learn from it
- CRITICAL: Check if PR has merge conflicts before asking for review:
- Use: curl -s "https://$instance/api/v1/repos/$owner/$repo/pulls/$number" -H "Authorization: Bearer \$GITEA_TOKEN"
- If "mergeable": false, there ARE conflicts - you MUST resolve them FIRST
- To resolve: cd to worktree, git fetch origin, git rebase origin/main, resolve conflicts, git rebase --continue, git push --force-with-lease
- Only after resolving conflicts (mergeable: true) can you ask for review
- If PR makes sense to continue, work on it instead - If PR makes sense to continue, work on it instead
- If PR is not worth continuing, create a new branch/PR but explain in PR description why you're creating a new one instead of continuing the existing PR - If PR is not worth continuing, create a new branch/PR but explain in PR description why you're creating a new one instead of continuing the existing PR
3. Read README.md (if exists) to understand the general concept of this repository 3. Read README.md (if exists) to understand the general concept of this repository