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Missing Tools Reported: The agent reported missing tools during execution.
Missing Tools:
network egress: npm.antfu.dev (fast-npm-meta): Weekly /updating apply step blocked. update.mts→taze resolves versions via npm.antfu.dev, not in this workflow firewall allowlist (defaults + api.anthropic.com). ~80 lookups denied by Squid proxy; fail-loud gate exits 1. Retry already failed.
Alternatives:
Tool
Alternative
network egress: npm.antfu.dev (fast-npm-meta)
Add npm.antfu.dev to network.allowed in weekly-update.md, recompile the lock; or point taze at the allowlisted npm registry.
Warning
Task Could Not Be Completed: The agent reported that the task could not be performed due to an infrastructure or tool failure.
Reasons:
Weekly dependency update could not run: the npm-update apply step is blocked by the workflow firewall.
Cadence resolved to weekly (empty schedule). The check-updates gate correctly found actionable drift via pnpm outdated (e.g. @babel/* 7.x->8.x, dozens of dev deps), because those requests hit the allowlisted npm registry.
The apply step is scripts/fleet/update.mts, which runs the fleet-sanctioned taze two-pass. taze resolves versions through the fast-npm-meta endpoint npm.antfu.dev (see update.mts:151), which is NOT in this workflow network.allowed list (only defaults + api.anthropic.com). All ~80 lookups are denied by the Squid egress proxy (fetch fails with Request was cancelled), so update.m2s fail-loud gate exits 1. Its built-in single retry already fired and also failed.
No PR opened: no version changes could be produced. get-green not dispatched: that path is for TEST failures, and tests never ran (the update failed first). No hand-editing of versions: that would bypass the script-owned flow and the 7-day soak / maturity policy, violating the fleet code-first and soak invariants. The fleet-canonical taze config is template-owned and outside this PR allow-list.
Fix (workflow config): add npm.antfu.dev to network.allowed in .github/workflows/weekly-update.md and recompile weekly-update.lock.yml; or reconfigure taze to resolve via the already-allowlisted npm registry.
Runtime note: the agent job also had no pnpm on PATH and an incomplete install tree; I bootstrapped pnpm via npm install -g pnpm and ran pnpm install --frozen-lockfile. The firewall block is independent of that.
This is a structured incompletion signal (report_incomplete), not a real task outcome. Any other safe outputs emitted alongside this signal (e.g., comments) describe the failure state, not a completed review or action.
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Workflow Failure
Workflow: Dependency update
Branch: main
Run: https://github.com/SocketDev/socket-registry/actions/runs/29637664023
Warning
Missing Tools Reported: The agent reported missing tools during execution.
Missing Tools:
Alternatives:
Warning
Task Could Not Be Completed: The agent reported that the task could not be performed due to an infrastructure or tool failure.
Reasons:
Weekly dependency update could not run: the npm-update apply step is blocked by the workflow firewall.
Cadence resolved to weekly (empty schedule). The check-updates gate correctly found actionable drift via pnpm outdated (e.g.
@babel/* 7.x->8.x, dozens of dev deps), because those requests hit the allowlisted npm registry.The apply step is scripts/fleet/update.mts, which runs the fleet-sanctioned taze two-pass. taze resolves versions through the fast-npm-meta endpoint npm.antfu.dev (see update.mts:151), which is NOT in this workflow network.allowed list (only
defaults+ api.anthropic.com). All ~80 lookups are denied by the Squid egress proxy (fetch fails withRequest was cancelled), so update.m2s fail-loud gate exits 1. Its built-in single retry already fired and also failed.No PR opened: no version changes could be produced. get-green not dispatched: that path is for TEST failures, and tests never ran (the update failed first). No hand-editing of versions: that would bypass the script-owned flow and the 7-day soak / maturity policy, violating the fleet code-first and soak invariants. The fleet-canonical taze config is template-owned and outside this PR allow-list.
Fix (workflow config): add npm.antfu.dev to network.allowed in .github/workflows/weekly-update.md and recompile weekly-update.lock.yml; or reconfigure taze to resolve via the already-allowlisted npm registry.
Runtime note: the agent job also had no pnpm on PATH and an incomplete install tree; I bootstrapped pnpm via
npm install -g pnpmand ranpnpm install --frozen-lockfile. The firewall block is independent of that.This is a structured incompletion signal (
report_incomplete), not a real task outcome. Any other safe outputs emitted alongside this signal (e.g., comments) describe the failure state, not a completed review or action.Action Required
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agentic-workflowsprompt.agentic-workflowsskill from.github/skills/agentic-workflows/SKILL.mdor https://github.com/github/gh-aw/blob/main/.github/skills/agentic-workflows/SKILL.mddebug the agentic workflow weekly-update failure in https://github.com/SocketDev/socket-registry/actions/runs/29637664023Tip
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