fix(ci): paginate issue listing in weekly sdk tier assessment - #721
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## Overview Fixes a bug in the `Weekly SDK Tier Assessment` workflow where older open assessment issues were not found, leading to duplicate issue creation. ## Problem The workflow calls `github.rest.issues.listForRepo` directly without pagination. The GitHub REST API defaults to returning only the first 30 open issues (sorted descending by creation date). For repositories with a high number of open issues, older SDK assessment issues are pushed beyond the first page and are not returned in the result. Consequently, the workflow fails to find the existing open issue and creates a new one instead of updating it. ## Solution Replaced the direct `github.rest.issues.listForRepo` call with `github.paginate(github.rest.issues.listForRepo, ...)` to retrieve all open issues in the repository before searching for the matching title. This aligns the issue checking with the pattern already used in `cloud_build_failure_reporter.yml`.
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## Description Fixes a bug in the `Weekly Server Tier Assessment` workflow where older open assessment issues were not found, leading to duplicate issue creation. ## Problem The workflow calls `github.rest.issues.listForRepo` directly without pagination. The GitHub REST API defaults to returning only the first 30 open issues (sorted descending by creation date). For repositories with a high number of open issues, older issues (such as #3321) are pushed beyond the first page and are not returned in the result. Consequently, the workflow fails to find the existing open issue and creates a new one (such as #3657) instead of updating it. ### Solution Replaced the direct `github.rest.issues.listForRepo` call with `github.paginate(github.rest.issues.listForRepo, ...)` to retrieve all open issues in the repository before searching for the matching title. This aligns the issue checking with the pattern already used in `cloud_build_failure_reporter.yml`. > [!NOTE] > The corresponding change in Python SDK is in googleapis/mcp-toolbox-sdk-python#721. Co-authored-by: Yuan Teoh <45984206+Yuan325@users.noreply.github.com>
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Overview
Fixes a bug in the
Weekly SDK Tier Assessmentworkflow where older open assessment issues were not found, leading to duplicate issue creation.Problem
The workflow calls
github.rest.issues.listForRepodirectly without pagination. The GitHub REST API defaults to returning only the first 30 open issues (sorted descending by creation date).For repositories with a high number of open issues, older SDK assessment issues are pushed beyond the first page and are not returned in the result. Consequently, the workflow fails to find the existing open issue and creates a new one instead of updating it.
Solution
Replaced the direct
github.rest.issues.listForRepocall withgithub.paginate(github.rest.issues.listForRepo, ...)to retrieve all open issues in the repository before searching for the matching title. This aligns the issue checking with the pattern already used incloud_build_failure_reporter.yml.Note
The corresponding change in Toolbox server is in googleapis/mcp-toolbox#3658.