refactor(release): move on_comment workflow logic into Python script - #4045
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rickeylev merged 3 commits intoAug 14, 2026
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Move the comment dispatch logic from on_comment.yaml into a standalone Python script (.github/workflows/on_comment.py) to improve testability and maintainability. Add comprehensive pytest test coverage in //tests/tools/private/release:on_comment_test.
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The inline bash parsing logic in the comment dispatch workflow was
becoming complex and difficult to maintain or verify without executing
live GitHub Actions runs.
Move the comment dispatch logic into a dedicated Python script running
under Python 3.14, add a Bazel py_library target, and establish full
unit test coverage using pytest.