[Improve] Keep routine automation runs quiet - #1342
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Updated late-bound automation work items to follow the same interruption-worthy reporting default: meaningful results, actionable findings, blockers, and required input can post, while routine no-op or no-change outcomes finish silently. Pushed in 75c546b. |
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What changed
Why this change was made
Routine successful and no-change automation runs should remain auditable without unnecessarily interrupting people in communication channels.
Impact
Custom automations and late-bound work items can now finish without posting. By default, human-facing messages are limited to outcomes worth immediate attention, while automations with explicit reporting requirements retain that behavior.