Create a workflow file

Create a workflow file in GitHub — with three ready prompts, from the immediate task to the lasting pattern.

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Written for the moment this actually comes up.

Improve — make it easier to accept

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Before I commit this workflow to the repo, make it reviewer-friendly: surface the matrix of Go…
Before I commit this workflow to the repo, make it reviewer-friendly: surface the matrix of Go versions or platforms up top, show estimated run time, call out any secrets required, and flag steps that will create billing charges like large artifact uploads. Suggest a shorter failure-first path so maintainers see test failures and logs without waiting for long integration steps.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

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The push to main failed three times this week because a long-running integration test flakes; I own…

I added a flaky integration test and the CI started failing intermittently.

The push to main failed three times this week because a long-running integration test flakes; I own the repo and maintainers are pinging me. I don't know whether to quarantine the test, add retries in the workflow, or fix the test now. What's the likely trade-off and the best next move to keep the pipeline reliable while I investigate?

Become — change the pattern

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Across several projects we keep adding more checks to CI and PR builds now take over an hour,…

Builds take longer every month and PRs pile up.

Across several projects we keep adding more checks to CI and PR builds now take over an hour, blocking reviews and deployments. I run pipelines and manage incident tempo. Where are we losing the most developer time and what habit should I change first to regain flow? Recommend one immediate change and one habit to prevent future CI bloat.

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