ci: auto lint/format fix in CI + test with bad formatting

[snomiao]

Summary

• Adds oxlint --fix and oxfmt --write to CI, auto-committing any fixes back to the branch
• Intentionally bad formatting in lib/slack/index.ts to verify the auto-fix works

Test plan

• CI should detect unformatted code and commit a fix automatically

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
comfy-pr	Ready	Preview, Comment	Mar 2, 2026 8:37pm

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Pull request overview

This PR adds automated linting and formatting fixes to the CI test workflow. When pull requests are created, the workflow will automatically run oxlint --fix and oxfmt --write, commit any fixes, and push them back to the PR branch before running tests.

Changes:

• Added oxlint --fix and oxfmt --write commands to auto-fix code style issues
• Added auto-commit step that commits and pushes formatting fixes back to the PR branch
• Added contents: write permission to allow the workflow to push commits
• Renamed job from run_comfy_pr to comfy_pr_test for clarity

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[Copilot]

The PR description mentions adding "intentionally bad formatting in lib/slack/index.ts to verify the auto-fix works", but this file is not included in the changes. To properly test the auto-fix functionality, you should include a file with formatting issues in the PR. Without this, the CI workflow changes cannot be verified to work as intended.

[Copilot]

The checkout action needs to be configured to checkout the PR branch with proper ref when running on pull_request events. By default, actions/checkout@v4 checks out a merge commit in pull_request context, which prevents pushing back to the PR branch. You should add ref: ${{ github.head_ref }} to the checkout step to ensure the actual PR branch is checked out, allowing the auto-commit to work properly.

[Copilot]

The git push command will fail when trying to push to a PR from a forked repository because workflows triggered by pull_request events from forks have restricted permissions and cannot push to the fork. This is a GitHub security feature. Consider using a token-based push mechanism or only enabling this auto-fix feature for PRs from branches in the same repository. You should add a condition to check if the PR is from a fork before attempting the push.

[Copilot]

Running the auto-fix before tests creates a potential issue where tests will run against code that hasn't been fixed yet if there are no changes, or against fixed code if there are changes. This could lead to inconsistent test results. Consider either: 1) Running tests both before and after auto-fix to ensure they pass in both states, 2) Moving the auto-fix to a separate job that runs after tests pass, or 3) Failing the workflow if fixes are needed and requiring developers to run the linter locally before pushing.

Suggested change

	- name: Commit lint/format fixes
	run: |
	git config user.name "github-actions[bot]"
	git config user.email "github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com"
	if ! git diff --quiet; then
	git add -A
	git commit -m "style: auto-fix lint and formatting"
	git push
	- name: Check lint/format fixes
	run: |
	if ! git diff --quiet; then
	echo "Lint/formatting issues detected."
	echo "Please run 'bunx oxlint --fix' and 'bunx oxfmt --write' locally and commit the changes before pushing."
	exit 1

[Copilot]

When the auto-fix commits changes and pushes to the PR branch, this will trigger a new pull_request synchronize event, which could re-run this workflow. While the second run won't find any changes to commit (since the code is already fixed), this causes unnecessary CI runs. Consider adding a condition to skip the workflow when the latest commit author is 'github-actions[bot]', or use [skip ci] in the commit message to prevent re-triggering the workflow.