fix(iterate-pr): Fix regex pattern error and clarify script paths#37
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fix(iterate-pr): Fix regex pattern error and clarify script paths#37
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- Fix re.PatternError when combining patterns with inline (?i) flags by
using re.IGNORECASE flag in re.search() instead
- Add note that scripts must run from repository root directory
- Update all script references to use ${CLAUDE_SKILL_ROOT} for full paths
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix two issues with the iterate-pr skill discovered during usage:
Regex pattern error: When
fetch_pr_checks.pyprocesses CI logs, it combinesmultiple regex patterns with
|to search for failure markers. Each pattern hadan inline
(?i)flag for case-insensitivity, but Python's regex engine requiresglobal flags to be at the start of the entire expression—not embedded in the middle
after a
|. This caused are.PatternErroron Python 3.14. Fixed by usingre.IGNORECASEas a flag argument instead.Script path confusion: The skill's bundled scripts use
ghCLI commands thatrequire being run from a git repository. When Claude ran the scripts by
cdinginto the plugin cache directory,
gh pr viewfailed with "not a git repository".Added documentation clarifying scripts must run from the repo root, and updated
all path references to use
${CLAUDE_SKILL_ROOT}to make this explicit.