Route work that crosses repositories by opening a labelled `factory` issue in each repository that must follow an upstream change, such as a new perihelion-protos release. Use as the action for a tag `push` trigger in perihelion-protos, or when an issue's work belongs in other repositories.
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A run only works in the repository whose event started it. When a change must land in other repositories, open one factory issue in each, and let their own implement runs do the work. The issues are the routing layer.
.cloud-launch/trigger-events.json. For a release, require a push whose payload.ref starts refs/tags/, and read the tag from it.perihelionhq organisation. It is not the repository's own factory environment.demo.proto: added, changed and removed messages, fields and RPCs. Flag anything that breaks existing consumers.demo.proto (gh search code --owner perihelionhq --filename demo.proto). Skip this repository and any repository already at the tag.Bump vendored demo.proto to <tag>. The body holds the summary from step 1, the parts of it that touch services this repository implements or calls, and a link to the release. Label it factory, which starts implement there.Do not change code in any repository, and never open a second issue for the same tag in the same repository.
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