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fix: correct parse-ci-failure local-run.sh job name mapping
The rulesync:generate hook reverted the parse-ci-failure changes in the previous commit. Re-applying to .rulesync source so the hook propagates correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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‎.claude/skills/parse-ci-failure/SKILL.md‎

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| `*aks*helm*` / `*eks*helm*` / `*gke*helm*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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| `*aks*operator*` / `*eks*operator*` / `*gke*operator*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh Job Parameter
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Map the nightly job to the `local-run.sh` job name format (used with `-j` flag):
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| CI job pattern | local-run.sh job name |
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|----------------|----------------------|
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| `*ocp*helm*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm` |
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| `*ocp*operator*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-operator` |
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| `*ocp*helm*upgrade*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm-upgrade` |
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| `*ocp*operator*auth-providers*` | `nightly-ocp-operator-auth-providers` |
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| `*aks*helm*` | `nightly-aks-helm` |
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| `*aks*operator*` | `nightly-aks-operator` |
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| `*eks*helm*` | `nightly-eks-helm` |
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| `*eks*operator*` | `nightly-eks-operator` |
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| `*gke*helm*` | `nightly-gke-helm` |
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| `*gke*operator*` | `nightly-gke-operator` |
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| `*pull*ocp*helm*` | `pull-ocp-helm` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-j` Parameter
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Use the **full Prow CI job name** directly as the `-j` parameter. The `openshift-ci-tests.sh` handler uses bash glob patterns (like `*ocp*helm*nightly*`) to match the job name, so the full name works correctly.
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**Example**: For a Prow URL containing `periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly`, use:
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```bash
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./local-run.sh -j periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly -r <repo> -t <tag> -s
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```
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Do NOT use shortened names like `nightly-ocp-helm` — these do not match the glob patterns in `openshift-ci-tests.sh`.
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-r` Parameter (Image Repo)
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The `-r` flag is **required** for CLI mode. Without it, `local-run.sh` falls into interactive mode.
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| Release branch | `-r` value | `-t` value |
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|---------------|------------|------------|
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| `main` | `rhdh-community/rhdh` | `next` |
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| `release-1.9` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.9` |
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| `release-1.8` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.8` |
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‎.cursor/skills/parse-ci-failure/SKILL.md‎

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| `*aks*helm*` / `*eks*helm*` / `*gke*helm*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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| `*aks*operator*` / `*eks*operator*` / `*gke*operator*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh Job Parameter
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Map the nightly job to the `local-run.sh` job name format (used with `-j` flag):
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| CI job pattern | local-run.sh job name |
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|----------------|----------------------|
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| `*ocp*helm*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm` |
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| `*ocp*operator*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-operator` |
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| `*ocp*helm*upgrade*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm-upgrade` |
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| `*ocp*operator*auth-providers*` | `nightly-ocp-operator-auth-providers` |
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| `*aks*helm*` | `nightly-aks-helm` |
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| `*aks*operator*` | `nightly-aks-operator` |
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| `*eks*helm*` | `nightly-eks-helm` |
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| `*eks*operator*` | `nightly-eks-operator` |
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| `*gke*helm*` | `nightly-gke-helm` |
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| `*gke*operator*` | `nightly-gke-operator` |
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| `*pull*ocp*helm*` | `pull-ocp-helm` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-j` Parameter
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Use the **full Prow CI job name** directly as the `-j` parameter. The `openshift-ci-tests.sh` handler uses bash glob patterns (like `*ocp*helm*nightly*`) to match the job name, so the full name works correctly.
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**Example**: For a Prow URL containing `periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly`, use:
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```bash
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./local-run.sh -j periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly -r <repo> -t <tag> -s
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```
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Do NOT use shortened names like `nightly-ocp-helm` — these do not match the glob patterns in `openshift-ci-tests.sh`.
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-r` Parameter (Image Repo)
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The `-r` flag is **required** for CLI mode. Without it, `local-run.sh` falls into interactive mode.
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| Release branch | `-r` value | `-t` value |
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|---------------|------------|------------|
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| `main` | `rhdh-community/rhdh` | `next` |
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| `release-1.9` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.9` |
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| `release-1.8` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.8` |
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‎.opencode/skill/parse-ci-failure/SKILL.md‎

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| `*aks*helm*` / `*eks*helm*` / `*gke*helm*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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| `*aks*operator*` / `*eks*operator*` / `*gke*operator*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh Job Parameter
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Map the nightly job to the `local-run.sh` job name format (used with `-j` flag):
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| CI job pattern | local-run.sh job name |
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|----------------|----------------------|
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| `*ocp*helm*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm` |
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| `*ocp*operator*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-operator` |
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| `*ocp*helm*upgrade*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm-upgrade` |
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| `*ocp*operator*auth-providers*` | `nightly-ocp-operator-auth-providers` |
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| `*aks*helm*` | `nightly-aks-helm` |
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| `*aks*operator*` | `nightly-aks-operator` |
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| `*eks*helm*` | `nightly-eks-helm` |
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| `*eks*operator*` | `nightly-eks-operator` |
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| `*gke*helm*` | `nightly-gke-helm` |
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| `*gke*operator*` | `nightly-gke-operator` |
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| `*pull*ocp*helm*` | `pull-ocp-helm` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-j` Parameter
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Use the **full Prow CI job name** directly as the `-j` parameter. The `openshift-ci-tests.sh` handler uses bash glob patterns (like `*ocp*helm*nightly*`) to match the job name, so the full name works correctly.
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**Example**: For a Prow URL containing `periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly`, use:
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```bash
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./local-run.sh -j periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly -r <repo> -t <tag> -s
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```
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Do NOT use shortened names like `nightly-ocp-helm` — these do not match the glob patterns in `openshift-ci-tests.sh`.
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-r` Parameter (Image Repo)
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The `-r` flag is **required** for CLI mode. Without it, `local-run.sh` falls into interactive mode.
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| Release branch | `-r` value | `-t` value |
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|---------------|------------|------------|
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| `main` | `rhdh-community/rhdh` | `next` |
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| `release-1.9` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.9` |
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| `release-1.8` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.8` |
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## Output
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‎.rulesync/skills/parse-ci-failure/SKILL.md‎

Lines changed: 20 additions & 17 deletions
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| `*aks*helm*` / `*eks*helm*` / `*gke*helm*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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| `*aks*operator*` / `*eks*operator*` / `*gke*operator*` | `showcase-k8s`, `showcase-rbac-k8s` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh Job Parameter
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Map the nightly job to the `local-run.sh` job name format (used with `-j` flag):
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| CI job pattern | local-run.sh job name |
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|----------------|----------------------|
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| `*ocp*helm*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm` |
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| `*ocp*operator*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-operator` |
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| `*ocp*helm*upgrade*nightly*` | `nightly-ocp-helm-upgrade` |
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| `*ocp*operator*auth-providers*` | `nightly-ocp-operator-auth-providers` |
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| `*aks*helm*` | `nightly-aks-helm` |
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| `*aks*operator*` | `nightly-aks-operator` |
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| `*eks*helm*` | `nightly-eks-helm` |
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| `*eks*operator*` | `nightly-eks-operator` |
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| `*gke*helm*` | `nightly-gke-helm` |
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| `*gke*operator*` | `nightly-gke-operator` |
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| `*pull*ocp*helm*` | `pull-ocp-helm` |
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-j` Parameter
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Use the **full Prow CI job name** directly as the `-j` parameter. The `openshift-ci-tests.sh` handler uses bash glob patterns (like `*ocp*helm*nightly*`) to match the job name, so the full name works correctly.
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**Example**: For a Prow URL containing `periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly`, use:
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```bash
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./local-run.sh -j periodic-ci-redhat-developer-rhdh-main-e2e-ocp-v4-20-helm-nightly -r <repo> -t <tag> -s
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```
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Do NOT use shortened names like `nightly-ocp-helm` — these do not match the glob patterns in `openshift-ci-tests.sh`.
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### Job Name → local-run.sh `-r` Parameter (Image Repo)
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The `-r` flag is **required** for CLI mode. Without it, `local-run.sh` falls into interactive mode.
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| Release branch | `-r` value | `-t` value |
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|---------------|------------|------------|
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| `main` | `rhdh-community/rhdh` | `next` |
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| `release-1.9` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.9` |
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| `release-1.8` | `rhdh/rhdh-hub-rhel9` | `1.8` |
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