[AW Top 10] 01 Resolve workflow markdown and lock file drift
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Assessment
- Difficulty
- 2/5
- Estimated time
- 1-3 hours
- Newbie friendliness
- 65/100
Research direction
Read the workflow markdown sources and the corresponding lock files, then find the repository wrapper used to recompile workflows. Run it across all workflows and commit the generated lock file changes. Confirm the drift check passes and the out-of-sync detection no longer reproduces; inspect merged changes for where recompilation was skipped.
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Description
Priority 1/10 | 2 source issues | Impact 4/5 | Confidence 4/5 | Effort 1/5
One assignment, one coherent fix
Lock files are out of sync with their markdown sources, which fails the CI drift job on main and triggers repeated out-of-sync issues.
Implementation scope
Recompile all workflows with the repository wrapper, commit the lock files, and identify which merged change skipped recompilation so it does not recur.
Done when
- The drift check job passes on main.
- The out-of-sync detection issue no longer reproduces.
Why now
The CI audit shows four consecutive failing push runs with the same failing step, and the fix is a mechanical recompile.
AW source issues and corroborating reports
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