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Bumps [actions/cache](https://github.com/actions/cache) from 4 to 5. - [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/cache/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/actions/cache/blob/main/RELEASES.md) - [Commits](actions/cache@v4...v5) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: actions/cache dependency-version: '5' dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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🔧 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** - This cannot be fixed by editing any files in the repository. The required solution is: What I foundBased on all four investigator agents' findings, I have a clear diagnosis: Root CauseMissing repository secret - The CI failure is NOT related to the FixUNFIXABLE WITH CODE - This cannot be fixed by editing any files in the repository. The required solution is:
The actual PR changes (bumping Summary
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.** This is a missing secrets/infrastructure issue. What I foundNow I have the complete picture. The workflow file at line 38 references Root CauseThe CI failure is NOT caused by the FixUNFIXABLE with code changes. This is a missing secrets/infrastructure issue. To fix, the repository owner must:
The PR's change (bumping 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** - This requires the repository owner to: What I foundAll four investigators have reported back. Let me synthesize the findings: Synthesis of FindingsAll four subagents agree: The CI failure is NOT caused by the PR changes (bumping actions/cache from v4 to v5). The failure is in the The error message clearly states: Root CauseThe FixThis is NOT fixable with code changes. The fix requires external configuration:
The actual PR changes (actions/cache v4 → v5) are perfectly fine and don't cause any issues. Root CauseMissing FixUNFIXABLE WITH CODE - This requires the repository owner to:
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 foundAll four investigators agree: this is not a code issue - it's a missing GitHub secret configuration. Root CauseThe CI failure is from the FixUNFIXABLE with code changes. The actual PR change (bumping
To fix this, a repository admin needs to:
The PR itself ( 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 foundBased on the parallel investigation from all 4 agents, I have a clear diagnosis: Root CauseThe CI failure is NOT caused by the PR changes (actions/cache v4→v5 bump). The failure is in the FixThis is UNFIXABLE with code changes. The error: This happens because:
The actual PR change (bumping actions/cache from v4 to v5) is perfectly fine - it's a straightforward dependency update that doesn't affect the application. What needs to happen:
This cannot be fixed through code changes or commits - it requires repository-level secret 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: via code changes - it requires external configuration (adding a GitHub secret). What I foundBased on all four investigator agents' findings, I have a clear picture now. Let me synthesize this: Root CauseThe CI failure is NOT related to the FixThis is NOT fixable with code. The failure is due to a missing GitHub repository secret ( The error: This happens in the To fix this, the repository owner needs to:
The PR itself (bumping actions/cache from v4 to v5) is valid and should work fine once the Claude Code Review workflow has proper credentials configured. This is UNFIXABLE via code changes - it requ 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! |
Bumps actions/cache from 4 to 5.
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9255dc7Merge pull request #1686 from actions/cache-v5.0.1-release8ff5423chore: release v5.0.19233019Merge pull request #1685 from salmanmkc/node24-storage-blob-fixb975f2bfix: add peer property to package-lock.json for dependenciesd0a0e18fix: update license files for@actions/cache, fast-xml-parser, and strnum74de208fix: update@actions/cacheto ^5.0.1 for Node.js 24 punycode fixac7f115peerb0f846bfix: update@actions/cachewith storage-blob fix for Node.js 24 punycode depr...a783357Merge pull request #1684 from actions/prepare-cache-v5-release3bb0d78docs: highlight v5 runner requirement in releasesDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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