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Workflow trigger is fully disabled
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on:block is commented out, which means this workflow will never fire automatically on any future pull request. The job definition, secrets, and step configuration remain, but without a trigger the workflow is permanently inert. If the intent is to replace this with Greptile reviews, the file should either be deleted or have the trigger replaced rather than simply commented out, so the intent is explicit and reviewable in git history.Prompt To Fix With AI