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Head commit for run: 10624e254534b2a9ef79370b3400df3af743e3ab / Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]> feat(gmail-threading): prefer the primary reporter thread over a forwarder/relay thread (#131) When a tracker's *Security mailing list thread* body field records two inbound Gmail threads — typically the original direct report *and* a separate forwarder/relay thread that landed afterwards (huntr.com bounty relay, GHSA forward, HackerOne forward, ASF-security relay) — default reply drafts must target the **primary reporter's** thread, not the forwarder's relay thread. The relay thread is kept on the tracker for record-keeping and is only used for the rarer back-channel relay message (e.g. "please ask the external reporter to confirm a credit form"). Codifies the rule and detection signals (`via huntr.com`, `ASF-relayed`, `relay`, `forwarded by`, `<provider>-class duplicate`, etc.) in `tools/gmail/threading.md`, scopes the existing `asf-relay.md` shape to the relay-thread-only case, and adds one-paragraph pointers in the three drafting skills that reply on an existing tracker's threads — `security-issue-sync` (status updates), `security-cve-allocate` (CVE-allocated notification), `security-issue-invalidate` (close-as-invalid reply). No reshape of the existing line-per-reporter body-field convention is needed. Surfaced by airflow-s/airflow-s#351, where a primary report by Vincent55 was followed by an Aymane Maguiti huntr.com bounty relay; without this rule a future reply draft could land on the relay thread, ASF-forwarder visible, instead of going back to the primary reporter directly. Generated-by: Claude Code (Opus 4.7) Report URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow-steward/actions/runs/25703763161 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
