It has a bug where in the PR it states:

error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'toLowerCase') in CustomProperties for repo: {\\\"owner\\\":\\\"x\\\",\\\"repo\\\":\\\"y\\\"} entries [{\\\"name\\\":\\\"type\\\",\\\"value\\\":\\\"myvalue\\\"}]\",

It has a bug where in the PR it states:

error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'toLowerCase') in CustomProperties for repo: {\\\"owner\\\":\\\"x\\\",\\\"repo\\\":\\\"y\\\"} entries [{\\\"name\\\":\\\"type\\\",\\\"value\\\":\\\"myvalue\\\"}]\",

@wernerb I have not been able to reproduce this issue. Cloud you please share your config files?

I've tried the following scenarios:

• add/remove/update custom_properties in settings.yml
• add/remove/update custom_properties in repos/repo.yml
• adding and remove org custom properties through the UI
• updatating repository custom properties values through the UI

Until a more comprehensive solution is implemented (#719), we could consider adding basic validation:

• Validate that entries is an array
• Verify each array item is an object with a defined name property of type string (and value must be null/undefined or type of string)

Thanks!

@PendaGTP I use the official docker image 2.15-rc.1 as there is a problem with the newer images (see latest issue where i get a 404 on using the image). I override custom_properties.js and mount that in the container. In a suborg I modify a custom property and the error happens and is seen in the PR. If you need help reproducing feel free to hit me up on github in DMs. Unfortunately this is high priority for us.

It is such high-priority, that I am tempted to do away with our hosted flow and use the action flow instead as it seems it is more supported?

The custom property is a "text" type property nothing really special with it

@wernerb see #743 (comment)

Additionally, there are currently reported issues with the full-sync script used in GitHub Actions (GHA), so I recommend against migrating to it at this time.
Related issues: #739 #378 #709

It is such high-priority, that I am tempted to do away with our hosted flow and use the action flow instead as it seems it is more supported?

what a coincidence, I was thinking of doing exactly the inverse and use the hosted flow instead 😀

I am really interested in this 😄. My company is using safe-settings but I don't want to start deploying custom properties until we get no-op support.

As a clarifying question, are we still able to manage some custom properties manually and some custom properties through safe-settings? I know for other things (e.g. topics, teams, and people), once we start managing them in safe-settings we can't manage them manually. But I am not sure for custom properties if it's an all-or-nothing thing or if it is a one-by-one for custom properties.