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Task Could Not Be Completed: The agent reported that the task could not be performed due to an infrastructure or tool failure.
Reasons:
Found one on-brand fix (hardcoded orange rgba(255,112,67) in .landing-glow gradient replaced with a Primer orange-scale-derived CSS variable), but npm test fails on main HEAD itself (6 pre-existing workflow.test.js assertion failures unrelated to styling) before any of my edits. Workflow rules forbid opening a PR when tests fail, so I reverted the CSS change and cannot submit it.
Verified via git stash that the same 6 test failures occur on unmodified main (test/workflow.test.js, generateAgentPrompt suite: boundary-constraint, duplicate-prevention, skip-if-match schema, max/expires, protected-files, PR-spam assertions all fail — actual output is a generic "Create a draft PR..." string instead of expected guidance text, indicating a pre-existing bug/regression in src/js/workflow.js or its data, not caused by CSS).
Primer-brand audit findings (not blocked by test issue, for reference):
src/styles/style.css line ~1557: .landing-glow radial-gradient used a bare hardcoded rgba(255, 112, 67, 0.24) for the "warm" glow stop, while its sibling stops in the same gradient correctly reference CSS custom properties (--accent-blue-rgb, --accent-green-rgb). Fix: added --thermo-warm-rgb: 240, 138, 58 (derived from Primer's --base-color-scale-orange-3 = #f08a3a) and referenced it via rgba(var(--thermo-warm-rgb), 0.24), matching the site's existing token-driven pattern. This was reverted since it could not be shipped as a PR under the test-gate rule.
No other significant deviations found: color variables elsewhere already fall back to Primer color tokens (--color-canvas-default, --color-fg-default, etc.), typography uses system font stacks consistent with Primer's brand type approach for lightweight sites, and spacing uses rem-based scale consistently.
Recommend a maintainer first fix the pre-existing test/workflow.test.js failures (unrelated to this workflow's scope) before this branding pass can produce a mergeable PR.
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Workflow Failure
Workflow: Primer Branding
Branch: main
Run: https://github.com/githubnext/gh-aw-wizard/actions/runs/33463263999
Warning
Task Could Not Be Completed: The agent reported that the task could not be performed due to an infrastructure or tool failure.
Reasons:
Found one on-brand fix (hardcoded orange rgba(255,112,67) in .landing-glow gradient replaced with a Primer orange-scale-derived CSS variable), but npm test fails on main HEAD itself (6 pre-existing workflow.test.js assertion failures unrelated to styling) before any of my edits. Workflow rules forbid opening a PR when tests fail, so I reverted the CSS change and cannot submit it.
Verified via
git stashthat the same 6 test failures occur on unmodified main (test/workflow.test.js, generateAgentPrompt suite: boundary-constraint, duplicate-prevention, skip-if-match schema, max/expires, protected-files, PR-spam assertions all fail — actual output is a generic "Create a draft PR..." string instead of expected guidance text, indicating a pre-existing bug/regression in src/js/workflow.js or its data, not caused by CSS).Primer-brand audit findings (not blocked by test issue, for reference):
.landing-glowradial-gradient used a bare hardcodedrgba(255, 112, 67, 0.24)for the "warm" glow stop, while its sibling stops in the same gradient correctly reference CSS custom properties (--accent-blue-rgb,--accent-green-rgb). Fix: added--thermo-warm-rgb: 240, 138, 58(derived from Primer's--base-color-scale-orange-3= #f08a3a) and referenced it viargba(var(--thermo-warm-rgb), 0.24), matching the site's existing token-driven pattern. This was reverted since it could not be shipped as a PR under the test-gate rule.--color-canvas-default,--color-fg-default, etc.), typography uses system font stacks consistent with Primer's brand type approach for lightweight sites, and spacing uses rem-based scale consistently.Recommend a maintainer first fix the pre-existing test/workflow.test.js failures (unrelated to this workflow's scope) before this branding pass can produce a mergeable PR.
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