We looked at this failure and found it isn't caused by our lefthook bump. The WebAuthn e2e test timed out waiting for the 'Logout' button, and lefthook (a git-hooks tool) plays no part in that flow. The task has a history of intermittent failures, so we're treating it as flaky and a rerun is the right next step.
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Classification: Flaky task
An empty commit was automatically applied to the branch to trigger a new CI pipeline execution to resolve the flaky task.
The AI model provider was experiencing issues when this fix was generated.
This was not classified as a code change, for these reasons:
- The PR only changes one thing: it bumps the @evilmartians/lefthook devDependency from 2.1.6 to 2.1.17.
- Lefthook manages git hooks.
- It does not run during Playwright e2e tests and does not affect the journey-app or the mock API.
- The error does not point at anything the PR changed.
- The failure is a 5s Playwright timeout in webauthn-device.test.ts, at line 100.
- The test waits for the 'Logout' button after the WebAuthn authenticate step.
- The output has no reference to lefthook, imports, or any modified code.
- Removing the lefthook bump would not logically fix this.
- The other test in the same run passed (1 failed, 1 passed).
- This points to a timing issue in one browser-driven flow, not a systematic break.
The task has a non-zero flakiness rate (about 0.9%), so it has failed intermittently before.
touched_projects contains '*' only because the lockfile changed.
- That is a global trigger, not evidence that this test's code was affected.
No code change is proposed, because there is nothing in the PR to fix. A rerun is the appropriate response.