andygrove commented on PR #6072:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/datafusion-comet/pull/6072#issuecomment-5778789120

   This looks good. I checked the conventions rather than assuming them: 
`ubuntu-slim`, `github-script@v9` and the `ci-nightly-failure` label are all 
used elsewhere in the repo, and `miri.yml` is schedule and dispatch only, so 
renaming the job from `Miri` to `Miri (<suite>)` cannot break a required check 
or the merge queue. The `tee` pipeline is right because `shell: bash` gives you 
`-eo pipefail`, which a bare `run:` would not.
   
   The fixture change checks out too. `gather_is_eligible` is 
`values.get_array_memory_size() <= GATHER_ELIGIBLE_CHILD_BYTES`, so reserving 
builder capacity drives exactly the quantity the predicate reads, and both 
assertions would fail loudly if that stopped being true.
   
   One thing. `ci.yml` uses `always() && ... result != 'success'` for its 
nightly report specifically so a cancelled run still gets reported, and this 
one uses `failure()`, which skips cancellation. With `cancel-in-progress: true` 
still on the concurrency group, a cancelled nightly would go unreported while 
the docs table this PR updates now says `miri.yml` reports its failures. Would 
matching `ci.yml`'s condition be worth it so the two behave the same way?
   
   Worth noting for later: this is the second copy of the nightly-issue script. 
Sharing the label and title format is what makes both workflows land on one 
issue, so the duplication is doing real work. Whoever adds the third one is the 
point at which a composite action pays for itself.
   


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