Distillation

Date: Sep 14, 2026

• 🟡 (12:09) src/publish/post-result.js defines injectable main({ context = github.context, octokit = github.getOctokit(getGitHubToken()), report = processEndState, status = process.argv.slice(2)[0] } = {}). It initializes inputs = {}, parses process.env.PUBLISH_ARGS when present, warns Could not parse publish inputs; reporting without them on malformed JSON, and still calls await report({ context, octokit, inputs, status }). When run directly, rejection is logged and sets process.exitCode = 1; the module exports { main }.
• 🟡 (12:09) src/publish/update-issue.js defines a zero-argument main() that obtains github.context and an Octokit client via github.getOctokit(getGitHubToken()). inputs starts as undefined; if PUBLISH_ARGS exists it attempts JSON.parse(process.env.PUBLISH_ARGS), and malformed JSON emits Could not parse publish inputs; skipping target update but still invokes await updateIssue({ context, octokit, inputs }). When run directly, rejection is logged and sets process.exitCode = 1; the module exports { main }.
• 🟡 (12:09) src/publish/post-workflow-details.js is a direct entrypoint with no exported main() or local rejection handler: it creates context = github.context and octokit = github.getOctokit(getGitHubToken()), then immediately calls postWorkflowDetails({ context, octokit }).
• 🟡 (12:09) src/modules/post-workflow-details.js defines postWorkflowDetails({ context, octokit }), aliases context.repo to publishRepo, aliases context.runId to run_id, and reads issue_number from context.payload.issue.number. It calls octokit.rest.actions.getWorkflowRun({ ...publishRepo, run_id }), then returns octokit.rest.issues.createComment({ ...publishRepo, issue_number, body: \Publishing: run#${run_id}` })`; workflow-run lookup must succeed before the issue comment is posted.