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Fix test failure issue creation (#5710)
# Description GitHub Team cannot be `assignees`. So issue creation is failing now. ## Issue reference <!-- We strive to have all PR being opened based on an issue, where the problem or feature have been discussed prior to implementation. --> Fixes: #issue_number ## Checklist Please make sure you've completed the relevant tasks for this PR, out of the following list: * [ ] Code compiles correctly * [ ] Adds necessary unit tests for change * [ ] Adds necessary E2E tests for change * [ ] Unit tests passing * [ ] Extended the documentation / Created issue for it ## Auto-generated summary <!-- GitHub Copilot for docs will auto-generate a summary of the PR --> <!-- copilot:all --> ### <samp>🤖 Generated by Copilot at 1f35b10</samp> ### Summary 🚫🧹🤷 <!-- 1. 🚫 - This emoji conveys the idea of removing or deleting something, which is what happened to the `assignees` field. It can also imply a negative or unwanted outcome, which might be the case if the issue is not assigned to anyone who can fix it. 2. 🧹 - This emoji suggests the idea of cleaning or simplifying something, which is the intention behind omitting the `assignees` field. It can also imply a positive or desirable outcome, which might be the case if the workflow configuration is easier to read and maintain. 3. 🤷 - This emoji expresses the idea of uncertainty or indifference, which might be the attitude of the workflow creator or the issue creator towards the `assignees` field. It can also imply a lack of responsibility or accountability, which might be the case if the issue is not assigned to anyone who can fix it. --> Removed `assignees` field from `create-issue` step in `.github/workflows/functional-test.yaml`. This simplifies the workflow and avoids assigning issues to a specific team. > _`assignees` gone_ > _workflow config simplified_ > _autumn leaves fall fast_ ### Walkthrough * Remove `assignees` field from `create-issue` step in `functional-test` workflow ([link](https://github.com/project-radius/radius/pull/5710/files?diff=unified&w=0#diff-c79f364a9293abaaa8595776b74674e24bec6287834e63ab8aa7aec6a42f0dbcL525)). This simplifies the workflow configuration and avoids assigning issues to a specific team. The workflow runs functional tests on every pull request to the `main` branch of the `.github/workflows/functional-test.yaml` file and creates an issue if any test fails.
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