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docs: the whole hosted-mode setup, in order, with both workflow files - #203
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The README's hosted section is a reference: the inputs and what to know before choosing the mode. A repository adopting it also needs the order: the reviewer account, the three secrets, redline.yml and redline-post.yml in full, and the ruleset. docs/hosted-quickstart.md is that page, and says how a pull request that changes a workflow, or comes from a fork, is reviewed by a dispatch.
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Verdict: approve. The hosted-mode guide supplies matching review and post callers, scopes the secrets appropriately, and documents dispatch handling for workflow and fork pull requests. Its workflow examples align with the reusable workflow inputs and the post workflow's trust conditions.
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What changes, and why
The README's "Without a runner host" section is a reference: the inputs, the secrets and what to know before choosing hosted mode. A repository adopting it also has to work out the order and write two workflow files from fragments.
docs/hosted-quickstart.mdis that order on one page:.github/workflows/redline.ymlin full, for hosted mode, withreviewer-loginanddispatch-actor;.github/workflows/redline-post.ymlin full;then what a pull request sees, how a pull request that changes a workflow or comes from a fork is reviewed by a dispatch, and that nothing moves an outside repository's pin for it.
The README's hosted section links to it. No workflow, script or action changes.
How it is tested: the two workflow files were extracted from the page, with a commit of
mainand sample logins filled in, and checked three ways:actionlint1.7.12 reports nothing on either;callerPinfrompost.mjsreads the review pin and itsredline-refas one sha;missingGrantsfrompin.mjsfinds no permission the called workflows ask for that the two callers do not grant.node test-all.mjspasses (all 12).Not tested: the page end to end on a repository outside askalf. The review step itself has not yet run in hosted mode against a real model.
Callers: no.
docs/and the README are outside the paths the pin bump watches.