ci: remove duplicate release-drafter workflow
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Merged removal of a duplicate release-drafter workflow from CI. Approved by two reviewers, the change deletes 16 lines across one file to streamline automation.
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@bepri noticed this last week and I was reminded by @upils in https://github.com/canonical/craft-grammar/pull/76.
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| Date | Model | Scores | Action | Summary |
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| qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b | — | — | Merged removal of a duplicate release-drafter workflow from CI. Approved by two reviewers, the change deletes 16 lines across one file to streamline automation. | |
| qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 | — | — | Merged removal of a duplicate release-drafter GitHub Actions workflow from the CI configuration, streamlining automated release processes. | |
| qwen3.6-35b-a3b-mtp-q6 | — | — | Merged changes that remove a duplicate release-drafter workflow from the CI configuration, streamlining the automation pipeline. |
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Related issues
| Issue | Project | State | Summary | Similarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2331 ci: remove release drafter workflow | charmcraft | merged | Merged the removal of the release drafter CI workflow, which was no longer used and consistently failing. Approved by two reviewers, the change deletes 16 lines across one file. | |
| #159 ci: remove release-drafter workflow | craft-archives | merged | Merged removal of the release-drafter workflow to align with starbase. Approved by two reviewers with passing CI checks, the change deleted 46 lines across two files. | |
| #369 ci: drop release-drafter workflow | starbase | merged | Merged PR removing the unused release-drafter CI workflow. The automation was redundant as release notes are already generated by the release-publish workflow and maintained in per-repository changelogs. Approved by two reviewers and passed CI checks. | |
| #1239 ci: remove release-drafter workflow | rockcraft | merged | Merged. The release-drafter workflow was removed as the publish workflow already overwrites its output, rendering it redundant. Approved and integrated after CI validation. | |
| #6262 ci: drop release drafter | snapcraft | merged | Merged to remove release drafter workflows per discussion #6253. Approved by two reviewers, the change deletes two CI configuration files and removes 22 lines of code after passing integration and security checks. | |
| #76 ci: cleaning duplicate release drafter conf | craft-grammar | merged | Merged after removing a duplicate release drafter configuration. Approved by two reviewers, passed CI, and deleted 15 lines from one file. Commit prefix adjusted to ci: per reviewer feedback. | |
| #245 ci: remove release drafter | craft-platforms | merged | Merged removal of the unused and failing release drafter CI workflow, which broke after a Renovate v6 to v7 update. Approved by a reviewer, the change eliminates 40 lines of configuration across two files to resolve persistent pipeline failures. | |
| #375 ci: drop release drafter | craft-store | merged | Merged. Removed the Release Drafter GitHub Actions workflow and configuration files to eliminate inactive automated release note drafting. Approved by two reviewers and passed CI checks. | |
| #5597 ci: add release-drafter workflow | snapcraft | merged | Merged the release-drafter workflow to automate contributor attribution for future releases. Approved by two reviewers and passed CI checks, with one integration test failing but not blocking the merge. | |
| #3117 ci: setup release-drafter | snapcraft | merged | Merged to configure release-drafter for CI automation. Approved after passing checks, the PR added 43 lines across two files. A reviewer suggested renaming a GitHub section to Tooling, which was adopted. |