[harshit-exe-dev]

A merged PR whose program label is added after the merge (for example by the accepted-label workflow when a maintainer missed it) used to keep a shoutout with no count, and the board only refreshed when the cache ran out.

This handles the labeled event for an already-merged PR: when the added label is a program's label and the merge falls in that program's window, it counts the PR the same way a merge does, refreshes the board, and edits the stored shoutout so it reads like it had the label at the merge, including the qualify line on the PR that reaches the minimum. The shoutout's message id is stored in KV when it is posted (3-day expiry), so a late label edits instead of posting a second shoutout. A shoutout that already has the count, an open PR, or any other label changes nothing, and when there is no stored shoutout the board still refreshes and no message is guessed at.

Closes #59

How I tested this

• npm run typecheck passes.
• npm test passes: 385 tests across 15 files, including 6 new tests for the late-label cases: shoutout edited with the count and qualify lines plus a refreshed board, count without the qualify line below the minimum, no double count when search already includes the PR, no change for an open PR / another label / a shoutout that already has the count, board refreshed with no edit when the shoutout record is gone, and shoutout left alone with the board cleared when search fails.

AI assistance
This change was written with assistance from an AI coding assistant, and the tests above were run locally before opening the PR.

[anurag629]

Thanks @harshit-exe-dev, this works. Typecheck and all 385 tests pass on top of develop, and five of the six new tests fail with develop's webhook.ts (the sixth checks that nothing changes, which develop already does by ignoring the event). Keeping the shoutout id in KV and leaving the message alone when the record is gone is the right call.