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redline post: this repository posts its own Redline verdicts from CI #332

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# Posts this repository's finished Redline verdicts as sprayberry-redline. A workflow_run job
# runs the default branch's copy of this file, never a pull request's, and the reusable workflow
# runs on GitHub's runners; see scripts/redline/README.md.
name: Redline post

on:
workflow_run:
workflows: [Redline]
types: [completed]

# The called workflow's job token reads the run, its artifact, redline.yml and the PR. The post
# itself uses REDLINE_REVIEWER_TOKEN.
permissions:
actions: read
contents: read
pull-requests: read

jobs:
post:
uses: askalf/ci/.github/workflows/redline-post-verdict.yml@a5e734dd765bbc5a6d5515b781b09e1a762be23d # main 2026-11-01, askalf/ci#148
with:
redline-ref: a5e734dd765bbc5a6d5515b781b09e1a762be23d
secrets:
reviewer-token: ${{ secrets.REDLINE_REVIEWER_TOKEN }}
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