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[ca] Update GitHub Copilot CLI to v0.0.345 and refactor CLI Version Checker workflow - #1978

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Update GitHub Copilot CLI

This PR updates the GitHub Copilot CLI from version 0.0.344 to 0.0.345 and refactors the CLI Version Checker workflow to use issue creation instead of pull requests.

Version Update Summary

  • Tool: GitHub Copilot CLI
  • Previous Version: 0.0.344
  • New Version: 0.0.345
  • Release Date: October 19, 2025 (estimated based on npm publish time)

Changes Analysis

Breaking Changes: None

New Features: None detected via CLI help comparison

Bug Fixes: Maintenance release - specific fixes not documented in package metadata

Security Updates: None identified

Performance: Package size increased by ~600 bytes (31,256,793 → 31,257,401 bytes, 0.002% increase)

CLI Discovery:

  • Compared --help output between versions 0.0.344 and 0.0.345
  • No new commands, flags, or options detected
  • All CLI features remain identical

Technical Details

Package Differences:

  • Git commit: c87f222 → 470f8be
  • Package checksums updated (routine for new build)
  • No dependency changes detected

Impact Assessment:

  • Risk Level: Low
  • Affected Features: None (maintenance release)
  • Migration Required: No
  • Breaking Changes: None

Testing

  • ✅ Successfully installed version 0.0.345
  • ✅ CLI help output verified (identical to 0.0.344)
  • ✅ Constants file updated in pkg/constants/constants.go
  • ✅ Workflows recompiled successfully with make recompile
  • ✅ No errors during compilation (0 errors, 12 warnings)

CLI Version Checker Workflow Changes

Updated .github/workflows/cli-version-checker.md to improve workflow automation:

  • Safe Output Method: Changed from create-pull-request to create-issue
  • Assignee: Issues are now automatically assigned to @copilot-swe-agent
  • Documentation: Updated workflow instructions from "PR Format" to "Issue Format"
  • Rationale: Issue creation provides better visibility and assignment tracking for CLI updates

This change simplifies the update notification process by creating tracked issues instead of draft pull requests, making it easier to manage and prioritize CLI version updates.

Files Changed

  • pkg/constants/constants.go: Updated DefaultCopilotVersion from "0.0.344" to "0.0.345"
  • .github/workflows/cli-version-checker.md: Refactored to use create-issue with assignee support
  • Lock files: Automatically regenerated via make recompile

Changelog Links

  • NPM Package: (redacted)
  • Registry: (redacted)

Other CLI Tools Status

Checked all other agentic CLI tools for updates:

  • ✅ Claude Code: v2.0.22 (up to date)
  • ✅ Codex: v0.47.0 (up to date)
  • ✅ GitHub MCP Server: v0.18.0 (up to date)

Note: This is a routine maintenance update with minimal changes. The update appears to be an internal build/patch release with no user-facing changes.

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Co-authored-by: pelikhan <4175913+pelikhan@users.noreply.github.com>
Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Update GitHub Copilot CLI to v0.0.345 [ca] Update GitHub Copilot CLI to v0.0.345 and refactor CLI Version Checker workflow Oct 19, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from pelikhan October 19, 2025 16:22
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pelikhan marked this pull request as ready for review October 19, 2025 16:24
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pelikhan merged commit abba0c8 into update-copilot-cli-0.0.345-3bb59626bd188725 Oct 19, 2025
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