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[siddharthkp]

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⚠️ Hi from github/github-ui! The integration workflow could not find a canary version for the latest commit on this PR.

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2. Once a valid canary version exists, re-trigger the integration workflow by visiting the primer-react-pr-test workflow page, clicking Run workflow, and pasting this PR's URL.

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@siddharthkp's edit:

⚠️ Hi from github/github-ui! The integration workflow could not find a canary version for the latest commit on this PR.

A successful canary CI run (i.e., a valid canary version published via the release.yml workflow) must exist for the latest commit before integration checks will succeed.

Next steps:

1. Make sure the Canary Release label is applied to the PR — the release.yml workflow requires this label to publish a canary version.
2. Wait for the release.yml canary CI run to complete successfully for the latest commit on this PR.
3. Once a valid canary version exists, re-trigger the integration workflow by visiting the primer-react-pr-test workflow page, clicking Run workflow, and pasting this PR's URL.

For more details, see this workflow run.

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@lukasoppermann's edit:

⚠️ Missing canary version for github/github-ui integration workflow

Could not find a canary version for the latest commit on this PR.

A successful canary CI run (i.e., a valid canary version published via the release.yml workflow) must exist for the latest commit before integration checks will succeed.

Next steps:

1. Add Canary Release label to the PR — required to publish a canary version.
2. Wait for successful canary CI run
3. Re-trigger integration workflow once a valid canary version exists
   • go to primer-react-pr-test workflow page
   • clicking Run workflow and pasting this PR's URL.

For more details, see this workflow run.

[primer-integration]

⚠️ Hi from github/github-ui! The integration workflow could not find a canary version for the latest commit on this PR.

A successful canary CI run (i.e., a valid canary version published via the release.yml workflow) must exist for the latest commit before integration checks will succeed.

Note: Make sure the Canary Release label is applied to the PR — the release.yml workflow requires this label to publish a canary version.

Next steps:

1. Wait for the release.yml canary CI run to complete successfully for the latest commit on this PR.
2. Once a valid canary version exists, re-trigger the integration workflow by visiting the primer-react-pr-test workflow page, clicking Run workflow, and pasting this PR's URL.

For more details, see this workflow run.