ci: accept the branch input sent by percy/cli SDK regression (PER-9772)#17
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The percy/cli regression fan-out dispatches every SDK's test.yml with
{branch: <cli branch>}. This workflow declared no inputs, so the
dispatch API rejected it with 422 'Unexpected inputs provided'. Declare
the input for dispatch compatibility; the suite itself never installs
@percy/cli, so the value is unused.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The percy/cli SDK regression dispatches
test.ymlon every SDK with{"branch": "<cli branch>"}. This workflow'sworkflow_dispatchdeclared no inputs, so GitHub rejected the dispatch with 422 "Unexpected inputs provided" (regression job: run 28642088184).Declare an optional
branchinput for dispatch compatibility. It is intentionally unused — this suite unit-tests the GraalJS scripts in a vm harness and never installs@percy/cli— and it is never interpolated into anyrun:command.🤖 Generated with Claude Code