ci: push code graph to StageWD and ProdWD - #3
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What this does
Adds
.github/workflows/codegraph.yml. On every merge tomain, and weekly on a schedule, the repositorycode graph is extracted and pushed to both watchdog orgs: StageWD
(
o9sa30agw, prod cluster) and ProdWD (o5fnr8q65, watchdog cluster).Why
CR: control-theory/docs#568
Evidence
Distributed by
soc2_prep/scripts/distribute-codegraph.sh, which refuses to rununtil the composite action exists in
control-theory/deployand all four org-levelvalues are present. Verify a run afterwards with:
That reads the run's warning annotations rather than its conclusion, because the
action is fail-open and always exits 0.
Deployment notes
No runtime change: this adds a workflow, it does not alter the service. Both pushes
are fail-open, so a graph problem cannot break a build or block a merge. Failures
surface as workflow annotations. To back out, delete
.github/workflows/codegraph.yml.Reviewer checklist