potiuk opened a new pull request, #77074:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/77074
Since 2026-11-10 every asfyaml run on `main` has failed with:
HTTPSConnectionPool(host='api.github.com', port=443): Max retries
exceeded with url:
/repos/apache/airflow/branches/main/protection (Caused by
ResponseError('too many 502 error responses'))
asfyaml applies its GitHub settings in order (`branch_protection` runs before
`pr_creation_cap`) and stops at the first failure, and it only caches the
settings
after a full run. So every push to `main` retries and fails at the same
point, and
nothing after branch protection has been applied. That includes the creation
cap
`bypass_users` list from #76782: no one on that list has more than 5 open
non-draft PRs, and new PRs from them since 2026-11-10 are drafts.
This moves `main` from legacy `protected_branches` onto the "Branch
protection"
ruleset. That ruleset has enforced the same rules on the release branches
since
2026-10-23 (linear history, 1 approval, conversation resolution, no deletion
or
force-push). `protected_branches: ~` makes asfyaml delete the legacy rule,
so it
stops calling the failing endpoint. `main` keeps its "Require CI on main"
ruleset.
If GitHub also fails the DELETE of the legacy rule with a 502, the next run
will
still fail. In that case we can ask Infra to remove the legacy rule on
`main` by
hand.
Related: apache/infrastructure-asfyaml#135, #76782
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