If I manually run a workflow on GitHub, is there a...
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Romain Di Vuolo
11/27/2025, 1:16 AMIf I manually run a workflow on GitHub, is there a way to see it running on Graphite? same PR/branch
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Pylon
11/27/2025, 1:16 AM(If applicable) To help us more clearly understand what you're trying to do, please provide additional details about:
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Pylon
12/01/2025, 4:07 PMHi Romain,
Are you rerunning an existing job or are you creating a new workflow run?
Re-running a job in Github should be reflected in Graphite.
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Romain Di Vuolo
12/01/2025, 5:28 PMcreating a new one
I guess Graphite only listen on a specific job id
We modified the Optimize CI to run jobs manually and by label change
"but" we really really need a way to run a specific task from Graphite, or see it running, this is crucial for us
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Pylon
12/05/2025, 10:34 PMIf you are triggering a CI workflow from Github, from my understanding Graphite doesn't have the ability to find future job ids. We do have our own set of CI optimizations here that could be helpful: https://graphite.com/docs/stacking-and-ci
I would want to repro whether triggering CI through label on Graphite would then link the CI job to the PR. You're welcome to give this a try and I will try this next week
Pylon
12/08/2025, 10:54 PMHi Romain,
I was able to create a label that runs CI. Upon adding the label in a Graphite PR, it correctly linked the CI test to the PR. So your use case should still work on Graphite.
Let me know if you have any questions on this!