Make GitHub access belong to the organization#1891

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GitHub App installations belong to organizations now, not to the user who installed them. An organization reads repository contents through an installation only while its link row in organization_github_installation exists. Disconnecting an installation from an organization cancels that organization's in-flight GitHub builds and fails the deploy with "GitHub account <login> was disconnected". Program: ployz-teams, PR G1. G0 (fake GitHub) and T1 (role gates) are on main; G2 adds the Connect flow and the Organization, GitHub section.

Data

  • github_installation keys on installation_id alone and keeps the account login, type and avatar. The user_id column and the uuid id are gone.
  • github_repository_cache keys on (installation_id, repository_id) and cascades from the installation.
  • organization_github_installation (organization_id, installation_id, connected_by_user_id null set null, connected_github_login, connected_at), PK (organization_id, installation_id), cascades from both the organization and the installation, and is an organization change source keyed on installation_id.
  • The migration backfills one link per (organization, installation) for every organization the installer owns (member.role = 'owner'), with ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING so the statement is idempotent. It keeps the earliest installation row per installation_id, the newest cache row per (installation_id, repository_id), and drops cache rows whose installation is unknown. organization-github-links.migration.postgres.test.ts boots the pre-migration shape on an empty database, seeds one user owning two organizations and admin of a third, runs the migration's own backfill text twice, then applies the migration and asserts the links.

Token gate

Shape chosen by the architect round (Claude base with Codex grafts, recorded in the decision trail):

  • GithubAccess is a union carried on every repository request: { type: "public" } or { type: "organization", organizationId, installationId }. A repository read without an organization does not compile.
  • GithubTokens is a service in front of GithubApi with installationToken(organizationId, installationId) and systemInstallationToken(installationId). installationToken checks the link row before the 50 minute token cache and fails GithubDisconnected { organizationId, installationId, accountLogin }, whose message is the deploy failure text. When the installation row is already gone the login falls back to installation <id>.
  • GithubApiLive depends on AppConfig | GithubTokens; GithubTokensLive depends on AppConfig | Database and is built from an injectable mint so the postgres gate test counts mints without HTTP.
  • The two non-repository paths are typed methods: app({ path: "/app/..." }) for App-JWT calls and installationRepositories({ installationId, page }) for sync. Only github-token.server.ts contains the raw mint; github-token.static.test.ts asserts that.
  • Webhook fan-out reads GitHub once as the installation ({ type: "installation" }, minted through systemInstallationToken) when at least one organization links it, and writes per organization; an organization's own per-organization read that fails GithubDisconnected skips that organization only. installation.deleted deletes the installation, its cache and its links without cancelling builds. installation.suspend empties the installation's repository cache and keeps the installation and every link, so unsuspend syncs the repositories back. ployz github disconnect <id> (a manage call) cancels the organization's in-flight GitHub runs first, while the link still mints, then deletes the link only. A link row that disappears under a build cannot mint, so the run on GitHub is left alone and the deploy fails at the worker's next look.
  • A runner's check-in and its step reports are both refused with 403 once the build's organization no longer links the installation, so a final report after a disconnect cannot end the build. The build repositories list reports a disconnected installation's repository as no_permission instead of failing the list.
  • The OIDC issuer comes from the origin module (origins.oidc), so the fake GitHub can mint runner tokens. A runner check-in is refused with 403 when the build's organization no longer links the installation. The 403 body is the generic forbidden text, because Forbidden's public mapping drops messages by design; the Deployment carries the reason.

Lab

The fake GitHub gains suspended installations, callback-before-webhook and setup_action=update, pull_request, push, check_suite and workflow_run webhooks, the pulls endpoint, workflow dispatch and run routes, and an OIDC issuer with JWKS. The seed links installations 7 and 8 to Ada's organization and 10 to Bob's.

Docs

docs/user/deploy/github.md gains "Who owns the connection", including what a suspend does; the self-hosting guide says an installation belongs to the organization it is connected to.

Gate shape

Unit, in dashboard/:

  • pnpm exec vitest run --project unit src/modules/github
  • pnpm exec vitest run --project static-analysis src/modules/github
  • pnpm exec vitest run --project postgres src/modules/github src/routes/api/github src/db/organization-ownership.postgres.test.ts src/collections/read.server.postgres.test.ts src/modules/config-store
  • pnpm exec vitest run --project unit src/modules/runtime/effect-try-promise-boundary.test.ts (the raw mint in github-token.server.ts is registered in TRY_PROMISE_ALLOWLIST)
  • pnpm typecheck, pnpm lint

Live, on a Boat lab (FAKE_GITHUB=1 SERVERS=1 DAEMON=beta scripts/verify/up.sh), screenshots under the program's media/G1-owner-*.png:

  • Ada's picker lists acme/blog, acme/web and ada/notes; Bob's lists bob/shop only. Link rows 7 and 8 belong to Ada's organization, 10 to Bob's.
  • A server build of acme/blog fetches its tarball through the organization-checked token (fake log: POST /app/installations/7/access_tokens 201, then /repos/acme/blog/tarball/<sha>). Deployed in 24 s.
  • Mid-build disconnect: a deploy of acme/blog dispatches a GitHub run; the runner's check-in returns 200; the link row is deleted with SQL; the next check-in returns 403; the fake's workflow_run completed webhook wakes the worker and the Deployment fails at once with "GitHub account acme was disconnected", the build log reading "GitHub: cancelled". The fake log shows no token minted after the delete.
  • ployz github ls and ployz github disconnect 8 through the lab cluster's CLI: the list shows the seeded links, the disconnect removes the row and the list empties.

Perf, at head: picker server function median 17.2 ms, p90 22.4 ms over 20 calls; link check 1.08 ms per token call in github-link.postgres.test.ts (guard 20 ms); server-build deploy 24 s wall. No trunk lab was booted for a side-by-side; the picker now runs one indexed query on the link table instead of a per-user installation scan.

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  • New Features
    • GitHub installations and repository data can be shared across connected organizations instead of being tied to an individual user.
    • Organizations manage their own installation connections. Disconnecting one organization preserves access for other organizations connected to the same installation.
    • Repository browsing and GitHub build access are scoped to the selected organization.
    • Disconnecting an organization’s GitHub installation cancels its in-progress GitHub builds and deployments.
    • Suspended GitHub installations hide repositories without removing organization connections.

GitHub installations and repository caches now use organization-installation links. API requests, repository selection, build processing, and disconnect handling use organization-scoped access. The migration and verification changes cover linked installations, token handling, and fake GitHub workflows.

Changes: Organization-scoped GitHub access

Layer / File(s)Summary
Organization-installation schema and migration
dashboard/src/modules/github/tables.ts, dashboard/drizzle/20261014065748_org_github_links/migration.sql, dashboard/src/modules/organization/change-log.sources.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/organization-github-links.migration.postgres.test.ts, dashboard/src/db/organization-ownership.postgres.test.ts
The schema and migration add organization-installation links, backfill links from legacy records, deduplicate installation and cache rows, and update keys and constraints. The migration test checks repeatable backfill, retained records, cascading removal, and trigger creation.
Organization token and API access
dashboard/src/modules/github/github-access.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-token.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-observation.api.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github.api.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-build.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-oidc.server.ts, dashboard/src/server/config.server.ts, dashboard/src/server/runtime.server.ts
GitHub requests now carry public or organization-scoped access. The token service checks organization links and caches minted tokens. OIDC verification uses the configured issuer origin.
Organization repository and service flows
dashboard/src/modules/github/github.repository.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github.functions.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github.collection.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github.queries.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-source.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/readable-repository.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/github/github-cli.server.ts, dashboard/src/modules/config-store/*, dashboard/src/components/service-*, dashboard/src/routes/_protected/cloud/...
Repository storage, sync, webhooks, queries, selectors, CLI operations, and service source fields now use organization links and scoped access. Build checks and check-ins detect disconnected installations; disconnecting an organization cancels its affected runs before unlinking.
Verification fixtures and documentation
dashboard/scripts/verify/*, dashboard/src/test/*, dashboard/src/modules/github/*.test.ts, dashboard/src/modules/config-store/*.test.ts, dashboard/src/collections/*.test.ts, docs/user/deploy/github.md, docs/user/self-hosting.md, .agents/skills/verify-dashboard/SKILL.md
Tests and seed data exercise organization-linked installations, scoped repository access, and disconnect handling. Documentation describes organization ownership and installation sharing.

Fake GitHub verification scenarios

Layer / File(s)Summary
Fake GitHub state and event handling
dashboard/scripts/verify/fake-github.ts
The fake server adds pull-request fixtures, installation suspension, push, pull-request and check-suite webhooks, and RS256-signed OIDC tokens.
Fake GitHub routes and verification seed
dashboard/scripts/verify/fake-github.ts, dashboard/scripts/verify/seed.ts, .agents/skills/verify-dashboard/SKILL.md
Routes expose OIDC, pull-request, check-suite, and workflow-run operations. Installation setup supports update callbacks and delayed webhook delivery. The verification seed links fixture installations and granted repositories to organizations.

Priority: βž– Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: πŸ”΅ Low Β· up to 83e32

GitHub access now belongs to organizations. One issue remains: after an organization disconnects an installation, in-flight GitHub workflow runs may not be cancelled because the cancellation request is blocked by the same disconnect check. Runners are already refused once disconnected, so the impact is limited. This is mergeable with a small follow-up.

Security architecture risk: 🟑 Moderate · up to 83e32

Organization-link checks strengthen access isolation. The main remaining concern is disconnect cleanup: cancellation errors are discarded before the link is removed, while subsequent cancellation requires that same link. This can leave previously authorized GitHub work running after disconnect.

Retained concerns

  • Medium Β· security Β· inferred: Disconnect can remove the authorization needed to recover incomplete GitHub cancellation. The pre-unlink scan ignores cancellation errors and is not fenced against concurrent dispatch. After unlink, both worker cleanup and run cancellation use organization-scoped access, whose token gate rejects the missing link. Local build failure therefore does not establish termination of the external workflow. This is a failure-containment concern in the new revocation lifecycle, not evidence of arbitrary organization access or a newly introduced grant lifetime.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred β€” The relevant authorization scope is an organization's access to repositories available through a linked installation. The cleanup concern affects that organization's already-dispatched workflows through the disconnected installation, including work that obtained build inputs before revocation. The inspected disconnect operation does not revoke other organizations' links or establish access to unrelated organizations.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred β€” A transient GitHub cancellation failure can be discarded while disconnect succeeds. A dispatch racing with the cancellation scan can likewise be recorded after enumeration. Once the link is absent, the shown follow-up cancellation path cannot obtain an organization token. This does not require gaining a new organization privilege, but can prevent termination of existing external work; it is not a demonstrated bypass of post-disconnect repository reads or runner APIs.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed β€” Caller-supplied organization and installation identifiers are not sufficient on the inspected repository paths: organization access is checked, installation-backed repository identity is resolved through the organization's linked cache, and credential retrieval rechecks the organization-installation link even for a cached token.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed β€” The inspected PostgreSQL scenario directly removes a link, verifies that runner check-in and reporting are denied, and verifies that the subsequent worker check marks the build failed. It demonstrates application-side refusal and local terminal handling, rather than recovery of failed external cancellation.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed β€” Separate narrowly scoped cancellation of previously recorded runs from organization content-read authority. Persist cleanup intent before unlinking and fence concurrent dispatch so cancellation remains retryable without restoring organization access. Exercise cancellation failure, interruption, repeated disconnect, and relink against that lifecycle.
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10+ accountAvatarUrl: text("account_avatar_url"),
11+ createdAt,
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Migrate consumers of the removed GitHub ownership columns.

The schema removes githubInstallation.id, githubInstallation.userId, and githubRepositoryCache.userId, but production queries and test fixtures still reference them. Update organization lookups to use organizationGithubInstallation, adapt user lookups to the new ownership model, and update all inserts to match the new table shape.

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29+DROP INDEX "github_repository_cache_installation_idx";--> statement-breakpoint
30+DROP INDEX "github_repository_cache_user_idx";--> statement-breakpoint
31+ALTER TABLE "github_installation" DROP COLUMN "id";--> statement-breakpoint
32+ALTER TABLE "github_installation" DROP COLUMN "user_id";--> statement-breakpoint

P1 Badge Preserve legacy GitHub columns until old containers stop

In the documented self-host upgrade flow, db:migrate runs before docker compose up, and the existing worker can continue for up to 30 minutes (docs/user/self-hosting.md:168-181). Dropping user_id here immediately breaks those still-running web/worker containers because the current GitHub repository functions continue querying and writing that column. Use an expand/contract migration across releases, or change the upgrade flow to stop all old containers before applying this destructive step.

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412+ const setupAction = url.searchParams.get("setup_action") === "update" ? "update" : "install";
413+ const deliver = () => sendWebhook({ event: "installation", action: "created", installation: id, sender: from.login });
414+ let delivered: { status: number } | undefined;
415+ if (setupAction === "install" && url.searchParams.get("order") === "callback-first") setTimeout(() => void deliver(), 700);
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4 const setupAction = url.searchParams.get("setup_action") === "update" ? "update" : "install";
5 const deliver = () => sendWebhook({ event: "installation", action: "created", installation: id, sender: from.login });
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7- if (setupAction === "install" && url.searchParams.get("order") === "callback-first") setTimeout(() => void deliver(), 700);
8+ if (setupAction === "install" && url.searchParams.get("order") === "callback-first") {
9+ setTimeout(() => {
10+ deliver().catch((error: unknown) => console.error(`deferred installation webhook failed: ${String(error)}`));
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……@@ -109,10 +78,7 @@ export const processGithubInstallationEvent = Effect.fn(
113- deleteGithubInstallationsByProviderId(payload.installation.id),
114- deleteCachedGithubRepositories(payload.installation.id),
115- ], { concurrency: "unbounded" });
81+ yield* deleteGithubInstallation(payload.installation.id);

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8259}
8360
61+/**
62+ * An installation webhook records what GitHub told us and grants nothing: only an Organization's link row does.

P1 Badge Link a completed installation to its organization

When an organization uses the documented Connect GitHub flow, the popup opens the generic App installation URL without any organization identity, and the resulting webhook reaches this function, which now records only the global installation. No production caller invokes linkGithubInstallation (its only callers are tests), so listGithubInstallationsForOrganization remains empty and the newly installed repositories never appear. Carry the target organization through a signed callback/state flow and create the organization link when installation completes.

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10+INSERT INTO "organization_github_installation" ("organization_id", "installation_id", "connected_by_user_id", "connected_github_login", "connected_at")
11+SELECT DISTINCT ON (m."organization_id", gi."installation_id") m."organization_id", gi."installation_id", gi."user_id", gi."account_login", gi."created_at"
12+FROM "github_installation" gi
13+JOIN "member" m ON m."user_id" = gi."user_id" AND m."role" = 'owner'

P1 Badge Preserve installations connected by non-owner members

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233249 const build = yield* storeTry(() => store.githubBuild(buildId));
250+ // A Build Grant reads the Organization's secrets: none for a run whose installation it disconnected meanwhile.
251+ const link = yield* findInstallationLink(build.organization, build.run.installation_id);
252+ if (!link.linked) return yield* new Forbidden({ message: `GitHub account \`${link.accountLogin}\` was disconnected` });
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117+export const listGithubRepositories = Effect.fn("Github.listRepositories")(
118+ function* (actor: Actor, organizationSlug: string) {
119+ const { organization } = yield* requireAccess(actor, organizationSlug, "operate");
120+ return yield* listCachedGithubRepositoriesForOrganization(organization.id);
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77+ return parsed;
78+ },
79+ catch: () => mintFailed({ code: "request_failed", status: response.status, retriable: true }),
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  • Keep links through a suspend, refuse disconnected build reports and read webhooks as the installation6253724

Triage of the review comments so far, acted on in 625372426.

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  • Suspend deleted the links (Codex, Claude review): installation.suspend now empties the installation's repository cache and keeps the installation row and every organization's link; only deleted forgets the installation. github-webhook.postgres.test.ts covers suspend, unsuspend and deleted.
  • Step reports skipped the link check (Codex): recordStoreGithubBuildSteps refuses with 403 when the build's organization no longer links the installation, so a final report after a disconnect cannot end the build. Covered in store-github-builds.postgres.test.ts.
  • Effect.tryPromise allowlist (CodeRabbit): github-token.server.ts is registered in TRY_PROMISE_ALLOWLIST; cloud / test (1) was failing on it.
  • Deferred deliver() in the fake (CodeRabbit): a failed delivery is logged through the fake's request log instead of an unhandled rejection.
  • Webhook fan-out read under the first linked organization (Claude review): the fan-out now reads as the installation through a new GithubAccess variant { type: "installation" } backed by systemInstallationToken, only when at least one organization links it. The build repositories list and the branch observer treat one disconnected installation as no_permission or skip that organization instead of failing the whole call.

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  • Removed columns' consumers (CodeRabbit 4267768072): addressed earlier in ff5804b.
  • Expand/contract migration (Codex 4267773338): the repo drops columns in one migration (six existing migrations do), and a self-host upgrade runs the migration before the new code starts.
  • Connect flow never links (Codex 4269156158): out of scope by plan; G2 adds the Connect flow and the root merges G1 with G2.
  • Admin and member installers not backfilled (Codex 4269273174): the plan and dispatch fix the backfill to owners.
  • Support actors see the picker (Codex 4269318210): SupportShows has no repository flag; raised to the program root as a policy question.

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……@@ -109,10 +80,8 @@ export const processGithubInstallationEvent = Effect.fn(
113- deleteGithubInstallationsByProviderId(payload.installation.id),
114- deleteCachedGithubRepositories(payload.installation.id),
115- ], { concurrency: "unbounded" });
83+ if (payload.action === "suspend") yield* deleteCachedGithubRepositoriesForInstallation(payload.installation.id);

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🟑 Minor Β· Cancel runs with installation access, not organization… Β· store-github-builds.server.ts:138

dashboard/src/modules/config-store/store-github-builds.server.ts:138 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟑 Minor | ⚑ Quick win

Cancel runs with installation access, not organization access.

organizationAccess checks the organization-installation link before obtaining a token. After disconnection, cancelGithubRun can fail before reaching GitHub, and Effect.ignore discards that failure.

This affects the dispatch handoff and the timeout/start-limit cancellation paths. The disconnected branch delegates to cancelStoreGithubBuilds, which has the same issue. Keep organization access for repository reads and runEnded; use installation access only for cancellation.

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1-import { GithubDisconnected, organizationAccess } from "#/modules/github/github-access";
2+import { GithubDisconnected, installationAccess, organizationAccess } from "#/modules/github/github-access";
3...
4- const cancel = cancelGithubRun({ access, fullName, runId: run.runId }).pipe(Effect.ignore);
5+ const cancel = cancelGithubRun({ access: installationAccess(installationId), fullName, runId: run.runId }).pipe(Effect.ignore);
6...
7- yield* cancelGithubRun(githubRun(build)).pipe(Effect.ignore);
8+ yield* cancelGithubRun({ ...githubRun(build), access: installationAccess(build.run.installation_id) }).pipe(Effect.ignore);
9...
10- if (found === "done") yield* cancelGithubRun(githubRun(build)).pipe(Effect.ignore);
11+ if (found === "done") {
12+ yield* cancelGithubRun({ ...githubRun(build), access: installationAccess(build.run.installation_id) }).pipe(Effect.ignore);
13+ }

Update cancelStoreGithubBuilds in config-store.server.ts:

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1-import { organizationAccess } from "#/modules/github/github-access";
2+import { installationAccess, organizationAccess } from "#/modules/github/github-access";
3...
4- access: organizationAccess(build.organization, build.run.installation_id), fullName: build.run.repository, runId: build.run.run_id,
5+ access: installationAccess(build.run.installation_id), fullName: build.run.repository, runId: build.run.run_id,
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……@@ -106,16 +80,19 @@ export const processGithubInstallationEvent = Effect.fn(
88+ if (payload.action === "suspend") {
89+ yield* suspendGithubInstallation(payload.installation.id);
90+ yield* deleteCachedGithubRepositoriesForInstallation(payload.installation.id);
91+ } else yield* deleteGithubInstallation(payload.installation.id);

P2 Badge Preserve the login when deleting an installation

When GitHub sends installation.deleted while builds are active, this deletion removes the installation and cascades its links before the later stop-builds step wakes those deployments. Their installationRefusal lookup therefore finds no row and substitutes installation <id> for the login, so users see GitHub account installation 7 was disconnected rather than the documented GitHub account <login> was disconnected (docs/user/deploy/github.md:128-130). Preserve the account identity long enough to construct the failure reason, or pass it into the stop operation before deleting the row.

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……@@ -112,35 +113,45 @@ const observeBranchFor = Effect.fn("StoreGithub.observeBranchFor")(function* (
151+ if (linked === null) return [];
152+ const { access, organizations } = linked;
153+ const repository = yield* resolveGithubRepository(access, payload.repositoryId);
154+ const suite = yield* fetchInstallationCheckSuite(access, repository, payload.checkSuiteId);
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P2 Badge Recheck links before applying check-suite fan-out

When an organization disconnects after linkedOrganizations returns but before the Store fan-out, the installation-scoped GitHub fetch never consults that organization's link and the cached ID still receives the check-suite event. A successful suite can therefore release a Wait for CI deployment after access was revoked; recheck each organization's link immediately before storeSystem rather than relying on the earlier snapshot.

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……@@ -58,7 +58,11 @@ export const createRunStoreDeployment = (inngest: PloyzInngest, runEffect: Store
5959 }
6060 const github = await step.run("plan-builds", () => runEffect(planStoreGithubBuilds(event.data)));
61- await Promise.all(github.map((target) => walkGithub(event.data.organizationId, target, step, runEffect)));
61+ const walked = await Promise.all(github.map((target) => walkGithub(event.data.organizationId, target, step, runEffect)));

P2 Badge Fail without waiting for every cancelled build walk

When a deployment has multiple GitHub builds and one installation is disconnected, that walk cancels all builds but this Promise.all still waits for every other walk to return before failing the deployment. If another run's cancellation webhook is delayed or lost, its walk remains inside waitForEvent until the 10-minute GITHUB_CHECK_INTERVAL, so the documented within-seconds disconnect failure is delayed even though the Store already marked the builds cancelled; propagate the first disconnect result immediately or explicitly wake every cancelled walk.

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