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Updates the requirements on [chalk](https://github.com/chalk/chalk) to permit the latest version. - [Release notes](https://github.com/chalk/chalk/releases) - [Commits](chalk/chalk@v5.5.0...v5.6.2) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: chalk dependency-version: 5.6.2 dependency-type: direct:development ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
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The actual PR (updating chalk from ^5.5.0 to ^5.6.2) is perfectly fine - it's a safe patch-level dependency update. The failure is in the Claude Code Review workflow ( Evidence from logs: The dependency update itself would pass all other CI checks (linting, testing, building). It's only the optional Claude Code Review that's failing due to missing secrets configuration. Recommendation to repository maintainer: Configure the What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
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The PR itself (updating chalk from ^5.5.0 to ^5.6.2 in package.json) is completely fine - it's a simple dev dependency version bump with no breaking changes. The chalk library is used in 5 CLI command files for terminal output styling, and all the API calls ( The CI failure is happening in the Nothing I can edit or commit here - this needs the repo admin to set up the GitHub secret. The dependabot PR itself is ready to merge once that's configured. What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
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FixUNFIXABLE with code changes. To fix this, someone with repository admin access needs to:
The PR itself (updating chalk from 5.5.0 to 5.6.2) is a valid, safe dependency update. The CI failure is caused by the Claude Code Review action being unable to authenticate because the required secret is missing from the repository configuration. What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
🔧 kaylee here!I took a look at the failing CI, but this one's beyond my wrench: Why I can't fix it: with code changes**. The error: What I foundAll four agents have returned. The diagnosis is clear: Root CauseThe CI failure is NOT related to the code changes (chalk version bump from 5.5.0 to 5.6.2). The failure is due to a missing GitHub secret: FixThis is UNFIXABLE with code changes. The error: This requires the repository owner to:
The actual PR (dependabot bump of chalk from ^5.5.0 to ^5.6.2) is completely fine and safe - it's a minor version bump of a dev dependency with no breaking changes. SummaryRoot Cause: Missing Fix: Cannot be fixed with code. The repository owner must add the What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
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The main CI pipeline ( What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
🔧 kaylee here!I took a look at the failing CI, but this one's beyond my wrench: Why I can't fix it: with code changes.** What I foundRoot CauseMissing FixUNFIXABLE with code changes. All four investigators agree:
The fix requires someone with repository admin access to:
This is not something I can fix with code edits — it's external configuration that needs to be set up in GitHub's web interface. What needs to happenThis likely requires human intervention — maybe setting up secrets, configuring external services, or other non-code changes. 🤖 Generated by kaylee — I tried, Captain! |
Updates the requirements on chalk to permit the latest version.
Release notes
Sourced from chalk's releases.
Commits
51557785.6.25c915055.6.0a8f5bf7Make WezTerm terminal use true colorYou can trigger a rebase of this PR by commenting
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