I had a badly formed regex pattern in my PR, which...
# report-bugs
q
I had a badly formed regex pattern in my PR, which was caught by a Github code scanning alert. It's been updated and closed in Github since, but I'm unable to resolve the thread in Graphite. (not clickable) Dismissing the alert also didn't resolve the thread in Graphite.
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p
Hi Queen, Apologies for any inconveniences this is causing. Can you try seeing if you're able to resolve this in the new PR page we just released? Go to Settings -> Preferences -> New PR page
q
Ah! ...or not ^^; This allows me to press the "Resolve" button, which initially shows "Reopen" then immediate flips back to "Resolve" with an
Unexpected error
modal. I've left feedback and linked this Slack thread
p
Ah no okay, is it possible to delete this comment in Github so this PR is unblocking? I am working on a local repro now, will likely flag this as a bug
Is this your first time enabling the github-advanced-security agent? Does this occur with every comment from this agent?
q
I'm not sure how I'd be able to delete the comment actually I don't think it's the first time our team has enabled this agent (maybe it was before using graphite?), but I'll ask my team. And yes, this error occurs on every comment from this agent
p
Got it, I have flagged this bug to our team for prioritization. Thanks again for your feedback As a workaround, I would encourage merging this PR through Github and then running
gt sync && gt submit
for the remainder of the stack after the merge finishes to continue on Graphite
q
ahh sounds good, thank you for the quick responses on this, I appreciate it!