ci: run doc-bot automatically on every pull request push - #25481
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doc-bot ran only when a maintainer assigned vaadin-bot to an already merged pull request. It now runs on opened, reopened, synchronize and ready_for_review, and keeps the documentation pull request it opened in vaadin/docs in step with the source pull request rather than opening a new one per run. Three filters keep it off pull requests that cannot need documentation, cheapest first: paths-ignore in the trigger, a conventional-commit type check on the title (test, ci, refactor, chore, build), and the agent's own classification of the diff. Assigning vaadin-bot stays as the manual override for a pull request the type filter passed over. Whether a push is substantive is decided by git rather than a heuristic: each run analyses the whole pull request, writes onto the existing documentation branch, and stops when git reports no change. Working from the full diff rather than the increment keeps a run cancelled by a newer push from losing work. vaadin/docs is checked out beside the source repository so the agent greps it locally instead of calling the code-search API, and the engine moves from Codex to Claude on the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY secret this repository already uses for claude.yml and diagram-bot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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doc-bot ran only when a maintainer assigned vaadin-bot to an already merged pull request. It now runs on opened, reopened, synchronize and ready_for_review, and keeps the documentation pull request it opened in vaadin/docs in step with the source pull request rather than opening a new one per run.
Three filters keep it off pull requests that cannot need documentation, cheapest first: paths-ignore in the trigger, a conventional-commit type check on the title (test, ci, refactor, chore, build), and the agent's own classification of the diff. Assigning vaadin-bot stays as the manual override for a pull request the type filter passed over.
Whether a push is substantive is decided by git rather than a heuristic: each run analyses the whole pull request, writes onto the existing documentation branch, and stops when git reports no change. Working from the full diff rather than the increment keeps a run cancelled by a newer push from losing work.
vaadin/docs is checked out beside the source repository so the agent greps it locally instead of calling the code-search API, and the engine moves from Codex to Claude on the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY secret this repository already uses for claude.yml and diagram-bot.