potiuk opened a new issue, #76:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow-steward/issues/76
When a triager (any user with the triager role, including the bot itself)
has already left a comment on a PR and the classifier would now propose a
*similar* comment, **classify the action as `skip` automatically** rather than
queuing the near-duplicate for human confirmation.
**Why:** today the human triager has to repeatedly dismiss "we already said
this" proposals. It wastes attention and risks accidental duplicate posts when
the operator clicks through too quickly.
### Open questions
- **Similarity definition:** exact rule-class match (same template /
classifier rule fired before), keyword overlap, or embedding similarity?
Rule-class match is the simplest and probably catches the bulk of duplicates.
- **Threshold knob** exposed to the user via config?
- **Logging:** silent skip, or a brief note in the progress output
("auto-skipped — same as existing triager comment by @user")?
Related but distinct: Issue for "repeat-triage avoidance when maintainer
already engaged" — that is about *any* engagement; this one is about
*similarity of the proposed comment*.
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