[fivetran-data-model-bot]

Summary

• Since changelog entries moved to .changes/*.yml (Changelog poc/initial test #40), the usual flow is to push the entry and apply docs:ready a few seconds later. .changes/ edits count as relevant, so the check for that push reports stale (correctly) and then removes the label, even though the label already started a docs run for that commit. After that run succeeds, the label is gone while the docs are current.
• Before removing docs:ready, check-docs-current.yml now compares the label's most recent labeled event with when this check run was triggered (created_at, or run_started_at for a re-run). If the label is newer, the check leaves it for the docs run. If that run fails, generate-docs.yml already removes the label.
• If either API lookup fails, the check falls back to removing the label, as it does today.
• The docs/generated status is unchanged: it still reports stale until the docs run pushes.
• README: finished the cut-off sentence describing the check and added the new behavior.

Real-world repro

dbt_intercom#91 on 11/3:

• 50ffd29 (only .changes/1.8.1.yml) pushed at 17:16:02, and its check started at 17:16:11.
• docs:ready applied at 17:16:13, and the docs run started at 17:16:16.
• The check finished stale and removed the label at 17:16:19.
• The docs run pushed caba985 at 17:17:38, and the check reported "Docs and changelog current", but the label stayed off.

Related

Pairs with #46, which covers a different race: two docs runs from applying the label twice. This PR covers the check from your own push removing a label you just applied. #46's "Not covered here" section describes this case.

Test plan

• YAML parses
• Ran the timestamp comparison against dbt_intercom#91's real data (check 17:16:11, label 17:16:13) → keeps the label
• After merge, on a package PR, push a .changes/ edit and apply docs:ready right away. The label should stay through the docs run, and docs/generated should end green.
• Push a model change without applying the label. The label should still be removed.

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