Refer to personal fork generically in crash-triage guide

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Magne Sjaastad
2026-06-11 15:09:49 +02:00
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Investigate one crash signature from the `resinsight-system-doc` stacktrace
registry and drive it to one of two outcomes:
- **A verified fix** → file an OPM issue, push a fix branch to the `magnesj`
- **A verified fix** → file an OPM issue, push a fix branch to your personal
fork, open a PR, and record all three on the signature.
- **No confident fix** → record a note explaining the findings and why a fix is
uncertain. No issue or PR is filed.
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ signatures with **no linked issue** reach this stage.
- **Never post to GitHub before the human gate.** Prepare everything (issue text,
patch, PR text) and stop for explicit approval. Only after approval run the
`gh`/`git push` commands.
- Branches and PRs go to the **`magnesj`** fork remote, never `origin` (OPM upstream).
- Branches and PRs go to your **personal fork** remote, never `origin` (OPM upstream).
- Commit/PR messages start with `#<issue>`; no AI attribution; no `## Test plan` section.
- One signature per run unless explicitly told to batch.
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ the user to approve, revise, or downgrade to a note.
Create the issue (body = the raw stack in a code fence, matching #14193), with
labels `BugInRelease` and `PendingRelease`. Branch on the fork
(`fix-<issue>-<slug>`), commit `#<issue> <description>`, push to `magnesj`, and
(`fix-<issue>-<slug>`), commit `#<issue> <description>`, push to your personal fork, and
open the PR (title `#<issue> <description>`, body `Fixes #<issue>` + Problem/Fix
sections, matching #14194). Then record the outcome: