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WalkthroughA new GitHub Actions workflow named "Upstream Sync" has been added to automate synchronizing the forked repository with its upstream source. The workflow is triggered by specific branch pushes, a daily schedule, or manual dispatch, and includes steps for syncing, error handling, and conditional execution based on repository type. Additionally, minor formatting was improved in the README, and JSX syntax was simplified in a UI component. Changes
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6-14: Prevent overlapping runs withconcurrencyA daily schedule plus manual dispatch can queue multiple runs. If the previous run is still executing (e.g., large history fetch) the next one will start in parallel, wasting minutes and risking conflicts. Add a
concurrencyblock keyed by branch and cancel in-progress runs.on: … +concurrency: + group: upstream-sync-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: true
41-45: Use workflow commands for clearer failure signallingEmitting an
::error::record makes the message stand out in the log UI and sets the step to failed without needingexit 1.- run: | - echo "[Error] Due to a change in the workflow file of the upstream repository, GitHub has automatically suspended the scheduled automatic update. You need to manually sync your fork" - exit 1 + run: | + echo "::error::Upstream changed workflow files. GitHub suspended automatic updates; manual sync required."
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