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Inferred decision: gh aw health collects explicit failures in a repository-wide pass before it samples successful runs. It also compares the Markdown source blob SHA at each run with the pushed branch source. When they differ, it stops collecting older history and excludes the superseded failures.

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@copilot address the following outstanding work in one pass:

1. Update this branch with the latest main using make merge-main, resolving any conflicts and preserving the intended changes.
2. Review (pkg/cli/health_failures_first.go:77): This repository-wide failure scan can consume the entire health API budget before it reaches any registered AW run, because it paginates indefinitely through ordinary failures without a bound or an early exit once each registered workflow scope has five candidates. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
3. Review (pkg/cli/health_failures_first.go:79): For gh aw health <workflow>, discovery narrows collection.workflows to one workflow, but this endpoint still pages through every repository failure, including unrelated CI runs. Those pages consume the shared request budget before chronological sampling begins. A busy repository and a long time window can therefore leave the requested workflow's evidence uncollected despite having few runs itself. When the registry contains one target, use its workflow-specific runs endpoint with the same failure and creation-time filters. Update the endpoint stubs to cover this path. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
4. Review (pkg/cli/health_revision_metadata.go:34): healthRevisionLookupKey omits HeadBranch, but these source checks depend on the branch and run after the cache-hit return. If main and feature have runs at the same SHA/event, resolving unchanged main first skips checking an updated source on feature, leaving its superseded failure in current clusters and investigation targets. Resolving feature first instead caches nil metadata that is reused for unchanged main. Include the branch in this cache key, or separate branch-specific checks from immutable metadata caching. Cover both processing orders in a regression test. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
5. Review (pkg/cli/health_revisions.go:44): If only the run-SHA Markdown lookup fails while the branch source and lock metadata reads succeed, this returns an unknown run key against a known current key. The failure goes into Previous, producing no_current_revision_runs; sampling can stop, and the failure disappears from current clusters and investigation targets without a proven revision change. Preserve unresolved failures as unknown current evidence, and do not treat an unavailable lookup as a revision boundary. Add a regression where only the immutable-source lookup fails; the existing test fails both source lookups and misses this case. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
6. Review (pkg/cli/health_revisions.go:48): A normal Markdown fix loses recovery_observed: resolveHealthRevision skips lock metadata for superseded sources, so the predecessor falls through to an unknown: key. classifyHealthRevision then rejects recovery even after five successful first-attempt runs that started after the predecessor finished, reporting healthy instead. The existing recovery test masks this by returning the same source SHA for both prompt revisions. Give a confirmed superseded source a known source-based key, and test recovery with different old and current source SHAs. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
7. Review (pkg/cli/health_sampling.go:193): The chronological sampler does not know which branch/event scopes the failure pass found. If its first page contains enough recent scheduled runs, it stops even when an older workflow_dispatch scope has five successes after a failure. Merging then adds only that dispatch failure, incorrectly lowering the success rate and making it an investigation target, even with collection.partial == false. Use the failure pass to identify scopes that still need chronological coverage, or fetch those scopes directly. Do not count failure-only samples as chronological coverage. Add a two-scope regression with successful dispatch runs between the newest page and the older failure. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
8. Review (pkg/cli/health_revisions.go:199): [/diagnosing-bugs] This is the core fix (prioritize failures_observed across multiple revision cohorts), but the precedence logic is encoded as an inline boolean condition mixed with three unrelated statuses, and there is no unit test that isolates just this precedence rule. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
9. Review (pkg/cli/health_failures_first.go:48): [/diagnosing-bugs] scopes[scope] = healthMinimumRuns after a source change silently caps future failures in this scope at the current count, but this happens after runs = append(runs, run) for the run that triggered the change — so the run that proved the source changed is itself retained as evidence even though its lock-file content may already be superseded. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
10. Review (pkg/cli/health_failures_first.go:182): [/codebase-design] mergeHealthRunSamples(failures, runs) iterates [][]WorkflowRun{runs, failures} — i.e. the parameter named first (failures) is actually merged second, so on a DatabaseID collision the chronological runs sample wins over the failure-pass sample. The parameter order and iteration order being inverted relative to each other is confusing and easy to get wrong in a future edit. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)
11. Review (pkg/cli/health_revision_metadata.go:27): [/diagnosing-bugs] resolveHealthRevision now issues an extra resolveHealthSourceRevision/resolveHealthHeadRevision API call per run, confirmed by the test change (TestHealthAPIQuotaAndRevisionLookupReuse 1→2 calls), which roughly doubles the API budget consumed per revision lookup. The PR body already documents the fleet-coverage trade-off (182 vs 147 uncollected workflows), but that trade-off isn't mentioned anywhere near this code — a future maintainer tuning healthMaximumAPIRequests or RevisionLookups would have no signal that this function's cost just doubled. - fix: prioritize current failures in workflow health checks #70552 (comment)

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Investigated the review setup failure: run 39458171343 failed while installing gopls because sum.golang.org returned an HTTP/2 INTERNAL_ERROR during dependency verification. This is an external transport failure rather than a demonstrated setup defect in this PR, so I declined a speculative configuration change and did not rerun CI.

Addressed the outstanding-work batch: merged main with make merge-main, verified the already-landed collection fixes, and corrected the remaining unknown-revision and recovery edge cases with focused tests. The ADR was updated and linked, each listed inline thread was answered and resolved, and the batch was validated and pushed without triggering CI.