[opencode-agent]

I have applied the trigger fixes from the requested pull request to the .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml file.

The changes include:

• New Triggers: Added issues and pull_request (opened and reopened) events.
• Concurrency Control: Implemented a concurrency block to manage simultaneous agent runs on the same issue or PR.
• Enhanced Prompting: Updated the prompt logic to fallback to the issue or pull request body if no comment body is available.
• Linting Fixes: Reformatted the prompt expression to comply with the project's 120-character line length limit.

All changes have been verified using pre-commit (which runs yamllint, ansible-lint, and actionlint).

pre-commit run --files .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
# Output: yamllint, ansible-lint, actionlint all Passed.

Triggered by workflow_dispatch

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[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Updates the Cogni AI Agent GitHub Actions workflow to broaden triggers (issues/PRs), add safe concurrency grouping per item, and enhance the prompt construction with fallbacks, while keeping the YAML lint-compliant.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Expand workflow triggers to run on issue and pull request creation/reopening in addition to comments.	Add issues trigger with opened and reopened types Add pull_request trigger with opened and reopened types while keeping existing comment-based triggers	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
Introduce concurrency control to avoid overlapping agent runs for the same issue, pull request, or non-default-branch ref.	Add concurrency block with cancel-in-progress set to false Define concurrency group key prioritizing issue number, pull request number, non-default branch ref, and finally run_id as fallback	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
Improve prompt construction logic with fallbacks and formatting that complies with linting rules.	Change prompt expression to prefer comment body, then issue body, then pull request body, and finally manual input Reformat prompt to multi-line folded style to satisfy 120-character line length and YAML linters	.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml

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[opencode-agent]

I have removed the concurrency block from .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml as requested, as it is already handled by the action itself.

The changes were verified using pre-commit, which confirmed that yamllint, ansible-lint, and actionlint all passed.

pre-commit run --files .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml
# yamllint....................................................................Passed
# Ansible-lint................................................................Passed
# Lint GitHub Actions workflow files..........................................Passed

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[kenorb]

/co Don't trigger all Molecule build tests, if only .github/workflows/ was modified for this PR.

[opencode-agent]

I have improved the workflow triggers and prompt logic as requested, and updated the Molecule test triggers to ignore changes confined to the .github/workflows/ directory.

Summary of Changes

.github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml

• Expanded Triggers: Added the edited event type to issues, issue_comment, pull_request, and pull_request_review_comment triggers.
• Pull Request Synchronization: Added the synchronize event type to the pull_request trigger to ensure the agent can respond to new commits in a PR.
• Job Filtering: Added an if condition to the cogni-ai-agent job to prevent duplicate runs on issues that are also pull requests (github.event.issue.pull_request).
• Prompt Enhancement: Added a descriptive comment to the prompt logic, which continues to support fallbacks from comments, issue/PR bodies, and manual inputs.

.github/workflows/molecule.yml

• Path Ignoring: Updated the paths-ignore configuration for both pull_request and push events to include .github/workflows/**. This prevents triggering the full Molecule test suite when only GitHub Action workflows are modified, addressing the request to reduce unnecessary CI runs.

Verification Results

I have verified the changes using pre-commit, and all relevant linters (yamllint, ansible-lint, and actionlint) passed successfully.

pre-commit run --files .github/workflows/cogni-ai-agent.yml .github/workflows/molecule.yml
# yamllint....................................................................Passed
# Ansible-lint................................................................Passed
# Lint GitHub Actions workflow files..........................................Passed

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[opencode-agent]

test.yml now ignores .github/workflows/** changes, and I've confirmed molecule.yml already does too. devcontainer-ci.yml and copilot-setup-steps.yml are correctly configured with paths, and check.yml will continue linting workflow changes. All tests passed, and I've addressed the request.

I have updated the workflow configurations to ensure that Molecule-related build tests are not triggered when changes are confined to the .github/workflows/ directory.

Summary of Changes

.github/workflows/test.yml

• Added .github/workflows/** to the paths-ignore list for both pull_request and push events. This ensures that the Ansible playbook tests (which are part of the build validation) are skipped when only GitHub Action workflows are modified.

Verification

• Confirmed that .github/workflows/molecule.yml already includes .github/workflows/** in its paths-ignore configuration.
• Verified that other workflows (devcontainer-ci.yml, copilot-setup-steps.yml) use paths filtering, which naturally ignores changes outside their specified files.
• Ran pre-commit to ensure the modified test.yml complies with the project's linting standards (yamllint, ansible-lint, and actionlint), and all checks passed.

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