fix: verify null token_usage jq division in Copilot Token Optimizer#24404
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fix: verify null token_usage jq division in Copilot Token Optimizer#24404
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[WIP] Debug Copilot Token Optimizer workflow failure
fix: verify null token_usage jq division in Copilot Token Optimizer
Apr 4, 2026
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The Copilot Token Optimizer workflow failed because
map(.token_usage) | addreturnsnullwhen all runs in a group have zero token usage (Go'somitemptyomits the field), causingnull / lengthto throw a fatal jq error.Root cause
Single-run group with no token data:
[null] | add→null, thennull / 1→ error.Fix (applied in PR #24400)
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// 0fallbacks in.github/workflows/copilot-token-optimizer.md:null // 0converts absent fields to0, so[0] | add→0and0 / 1→0. The lock file was recompiled and is consistent.