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The prior DeepReport cycle (discussion #60674, 2026-09-13 ~18:34Z) reproduced a data-loss bug in the push_repo_memory safe-output tool twice in one run: calling it (once with a malformed argument, once with a clean, documented invocation) deleted/staged-for-deletion the entire repo-memory working tree under /tmp/gh-aw/repo-memory/default/ (6+ tracked files), while the tool still returned {"result":"success", ...: "validation passed"}. Both times the loss was recovered manually via git restore --staged --worktree . against the last committed baseline.
This almost certainly explains a multi-cycle mystery flagged repeatedly in this workflow's own repo-memory: last_analysis_timestamp.md and sibling memory files had not been updated since roughly 2026-09-07/08 despite 6+ newer DeepReport briefings existing in the interim — this run independently confirmed the memory files were still stuck at the 2026-09-08 ~06:00Z cycle as of 2026-09-14, i.e. the bug (or a variant of it) has silently discarded every intended memory update for about 6 days across multiple runs.
Per the Lockfile Statistics report, 36 of 299 workflows use push_repo_memory, so any workflow relying on it for cross-run continuity is at risk of silently losing state while its own logs claim success.
Expected Impact
Fixing this restores cross-cycle continuity for every workflow that uses push_repo_memory for repo-memory (currently ~36 workflows), and specifically unblocks this DeepReport/deep-report workflow's own trend-tracking, which has been operating on stale data for about a week without any error signal to indicate it.
Suggested Agent
New agent, or whoever owns the safe-outputs tool implementation (push_repo_memory handler) — likely in pkg/workflow or the actions/setup JS handlers for repo-memory.
Estimated Effort
Medium (1-4 hours) — needs root-causing why validation/staging deletes tracked files instead of just checking size, plus a regression test that asserts existing repo-memory files survive a push_repo_memory call.
Data Source
DeepReport Intelligence Briefing analysis run, 2026-09-14. Root cause and reproduction steps captured verbatim from the prior cycle's discussion #60674 (not filed at the time because the dedup-search gate was down); re-verified this cycle that no existing open issue covers it and that the memory-staleness symptom is still present today.
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Description
The prior DeepReport cycle (discussion #60674, 2026-09-13 ~18:34Z) reproduced a data-loss bug in the
push_repo_memorysafe-output tool twice in one run: calling it (once with a malformed argument, once with a clean, documented invocation) deleted/staged-for-deletion the entire repo-memory working tree under/tmp/gh-aw/repo-memory/default/(6+ tracked files), while the tool still returned{"result":"success", ...: "validation passed"}. Both times the loss was recovered manually viagit restore --staged --worktree .against the last committed baseline.This almost certainly explains a multi-cycle mystery flagged repeatedly in this workflow's own repo-memory:
last_analysis_timestamp.mdand sibling memory files had not been updated since roughly 2026-09-07/08 despite 6+ newer DeepReport briefings existing in the interim — this run independently confirmed the memory files were still stuck at the 2026-09-08 ~06:00Z cycle as of 2026-09-14, i.e. the bug (or a variant of it) has silently discarded every intended memory update for about 6 days across multiple runs.Per the Lockfile Statistics report, 36 of 299 workflows use
push_repo_memory, so any workflow relying on it for cross-run continuity is at risk of silently losing state while its own logs claim success.Expected Impact
Fixing this restores cross-cycle continuity for every workflow that uses
push_repo_memoryfor repo-memory (currently ~36 workflows), and specifically unblocks this DeepReport/deep-report workflow's own trend-tracking, which has been operating on stale data for about a week without any error signal to indicate it.Suggested Agent
New agent, or whoever owns the safe-outputs tool implementation (
push_repo_memoryhandler) — likely inpkg/workflowor the actions/setup JS handlers for repo-memory.Estimated Effort
Medium (1-4 hours) — needs root-causing why validation/staging deletes tracked files instead of just checking size, plus a regression test that asserts existing repo-memory files survive a
push_repo_memorycall.Data Source
DeepReport Intelligence Briefing analysis run, 2026-09-14. Root cause and reproduction steps captured verbatim from the prior cycle's discussion #60674 (not filed at the time because the dedup-search gate was down); re-verified this cycle that no existing open issue covers it and that the memory-staleness symptom is still present today.
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network.allowedlist in your workflow frontmatter:See Network Configuration for more information.