fix: make trigger_phrase matching case-insensitive#915
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fix: make trigger_phrase matching case-insensitive#915Dave-London wants to merge 1 commit intoanthropics:mainfrom
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Add the 'i' flag to all four RegExp constructions in checkContainsTrigger so that trigger phrases like "@claude" also match "@claude", "@claude", etc. This fixes a confusing UX issue where iOS autocorrect capitalizes "@claude" to "@claude", causing GitHub's case-insensitive workflow `if` guard to run the action but the action's internal trigger check to silently reject it. Fixes anthropics#910 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
i(case-insensitive) flag to all fourRegExpconstructions incheckContainsTrigger@claudeto@ClaudeProblem
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trigger_phraseregex was constructed without theiflag, making matching case-sensitive. GitHub's workflow-levelcontains()guard is case-insensitive, so the workflow would run but the action's internal check would silently reject the trigger — a confusing UX gap.Changes
src/github/validation/trigger.ts: Added"i"flag to all 4new RegExp()callstest/trigger-validation.test.ts: Addedcase-insensitive trigger matchingdescribe block with tests for@Claude,@CLAUDE, and@cLaUdEvariantsTest plan
bun test test/trigger-validation.test.ts)bun run typecheck)bun run format:check)Fixes #910