Alert RelEng when a new go.mod lands on main - #11871
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A new Go module can be added anywhere in the tree without Release Engineering hearing about it, and RelEng owns tooling that has to know about every module. Nothing announces one today: tests/mixedbrain/go.mod landed in temporalio#10413 with no signal. Add a push-to-main workflow that diffs the push range for added go.mod files and posts them to Slack. Notify-only, never blocking: adding a module is legitimate, it just needs RelEng follow-up. `testdata/` and `vendor/` are excluded. Fixes RE-587 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What changed?
Add a push-to-main workflow that diffs the push range for added go.mod files and posts them to #alerts-release-engineering. Notify-only, never blocking: adding a module is legitimate, it just needs RelEng follow-up. testdata/ and vendor/ are excluded.
Why?
Release tooling assumed a single root
go.modand needs adjustments when a new one is added, which has caused issues in two recent cloud releases.How did you test it?