Fix schema/validation mismatch: add "public" to repos enum in guard-policies#20281
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Fix schema/validation mismatch: add "public" to repos enum in guard-policies#20281
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Pull request overview
Aligns the workflow JSON schema with existing guard-policy validation by allowing tools.github.repos: public, eliminating schema validation failures for an already-supported configuration.
Changes:
- Expanded
tools.github.reposschema string enum to include"public"alongside"all". - Updated schema descriptions to document repository pattern support (
owner/repo,owner/*,owner/prefix*).
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The
reposfield intools.githubguard-policies accepted"public"at validation time but the JSON schema only enumerated"all", causing a schema validation error at compile time when users wroterepos: public.Changes
pkg/parser/schemas/main_workflow_schema.json: Expandedreposstring enum from["all"]to["all", "public"]; updated array items description to reflect wildcard pattern support (owner/*,owner/prefix*)Example
Previously failing frontmatter that now compiles correctly:
Renders in the MCP gateway config as expected: