Everything I could decide myself is decided. What's left needs
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press Done. "I'm not sure" is a real answer and becomes work for me.
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1PR #5930 — Joanna's demand-builder screen — is finished and has a clean review at its exact head, but the required Unit Tests check has never run on this commit. The PR is large enough that the fast test lane caps out and skips itself by design, and a human clicking Approve is the documented trigger that starts the full sharded suite. I ran the PR's own 200 tests myself and they all pass, but that is not the full suite, so I will not merge on a green that measured nothing. Should you click Approve on PR #5930 so the suite runs, or do you want to hold it?
In plain terms. The tool that writes Joanna's 10-day demands is built and checked, and it needs your approval on the pull request before it can go live. Approving is what starts the final round of automated testing — the change is big enough that the quick test skips itself, and your click is the only thing that runs the full one. I've already run the new code's own 200 tests and they all pass, but I won't put it live until the full run has actually happened. Approve it and I'll finish the job if it comes back clean; say hold and I'll leave it where it is.
Fable recommends: Approve PR #5930 so the full suite runs. I merge only if it comes back green. Approving does not skip a check — it is the thing that makes the check run. Three clean automated reviews at this exact version, all 200 of its own tests passing, and the one real failure found earlier was caught and fixed. The alternatives are worse: pushing a dummy commit to retrigger would move the head and throw away the clean review we spent three rounds getting, and it would just hit the same cap again. If the suite then fails, nothing merges and you have lost nothing but a click. Fable was asked, and escalated. Receipt f3d5b38b8 — NEEDS HUMAN. Both passes agreed on 'Ask the human to Approve PR #5930. It is the documented trigger for the sharded suite on a capped PR, it is a real review action on real code, and nothing merges unless the suite then comes back green.', and it is being escalated anyway: this question turns on money or a commitment to a person (matched 'commit'), which is not Fable's to settle however confident it sounds.
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