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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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devantler-tech actions scan-for-todo-comments.yaml v9.0.0 secrets inputs changelog💡 Result:
The GitHub workflow scan-for-todo-comments.yaml, maintained by devantler-tech within their reusable-workflows or actions repositories [1][2], is used to scan code for TODO comments and automatically generate GitHub issues [1][3]. Regarding your query about version 9.0.0 and specific details: Current Versioning: As of July 2026, the workflow is actively receiving version updates (e.g., version 5.6.4 was released in June 2026) [4][5]. There is no authoritative evidence of a version 9.0.0 for this specific reusable workflow at this time [4][6]. Secrets and Inputs: To utilize this workflow, you must provide the following [1][2]: Required Secrets: APP_PRIVATE_KEY: The GitHub App private key used for authentication [1][3]. Required Inputs (Variables): APP_CLIENT_ID: The GitHub App client ID used to mint the issue-creation token [1][2]. Optional Inputs: dry-run: A boolean input (default: false) that, when set to true, skips actual issue creation to validate the workflow interface [1][3]. Changelog: Changelog information for this workflow is maintained within the GitHub Releases section of the devantler-tech/reusable-workflows repository [4][1]. You can access the full history of bug fixes, features, and version updates directly through that repository's releases page [4][7].
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devantler-tech/reusable-workflows scan-for-todo-comments.yaml v9.0.0 APP_PRIVATE_KEY APP_CLIENT_ID release notes💡 Result:
The devantler-tech/reusable-workflows repository does not have a v9.0.0 release as of July 6, 2026; release versioning in the repository follows a different progression [1][2]. Regarding the scan-for-todo-comments.yaml workflow, there is a known issue involving the input names for GitHub App authentication [3]. Historically, this workflow utilized the uppercase, underscore-formatted secret names APP_PRIVATE_KEY and APP_CLIENT_ID [4][5][6]. However, these inputs are incompatible with the underlying actions/create-github-app-token action, which requires lowercase, hyphenated inputs (e.g., app-private-key and app-id) [7][3]. A breaking change was implemented in the repository (documented in commit a7c9303) that refactored workflow inputs and secrets to kebab-case to address these compatibility issues, transitioning from APP_PRIVATE_KEY to app-private-key [8]. Users experiencing failures should ensure their workflow configuration uses the updated kebab-case input names [8][3].
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Rename the GitHub App auth secret here
scan-for-todo-comments.yamlswitched to kebab-case auth names (app-private-key/app-id), so passingAPP_PRIVATE_KEYhere no longer matches the reusable workflow and the job will fail to authenticate.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents