feat: add ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES env var to control issue creation#31
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feat: add ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES env var to control issue creation#31
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Add a new ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES environment variable (default: true) that controls whether conflict report issues are created/updated in target repositories. This allows users to get PR comments and step summaries without the report issues. Closes #28 Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closes #28
Changes
ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUESenv var toenv.py(default:truefor backward compatibility)pr_conflict_detector.pywith the new flagUsage
Testing
make lint- all 5 linters pass (flake8, isort, pylint 10.00/10, mypy, black)make test- 206 tests pass, 99.17% coverage (well above 80% threshold)ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES=false- script ran againstgithub/new-user-experiencewithDRY_RUN=true. Output confirmed: "Report issue creation disabled (ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES=false)" and no issue creation was attempted.ENABLE_REPORT_ISSUES=true(default) - script ran successfully and proceeded to issue creation path, correctly stopped by dry run: "DRY RUN: Skipping issue creation". Confirms default behavior is preserved.