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Three bugs in the "parse commit message, manage labels" feature caused
it to crash on every use: parse_commit_labels() was called without its
required labels argument, simplify_labels() was called with the raw
issue label_ops list instead of the full parse result and without
board_labels (defaulting to None), and ops[1] was a str being passed
to .decode('utf-8'), which str has no method for in Python 3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three bugs in the "parse commit message, manage labels" feature caused it to crash on every use: parse_commit_labels() was called without its required labels argument, simplify_labels() was called with the raw issue label_ops list instead of the full parse result and without board_labels (defaulting to None), and ops[1] was a str being passed to .decode('utf-8'), which str has no method for in Python 3.