Decision needed: 16 draft content-sprint PRs (#18952-#18969) have been idle 3+ months — revive, or close?

[workprentice]

@sicarul — these 16 draft PRs from the content sprint (#18952-#18958, #18961-#18969) have had no author activity since 2026-05-19, over three months. All 16 are still marked draft, which means none of them can merge no matter what review finds — no bot or reviewer action unblocks them without you (or whoever inherits this work) marking them ready.

Could you pick one of these three options?

1. You (or someone else) pick the branches back up — resolve the open review findings and mark them ready for review.
2. Close the batch as abandoned if the sprint isn't being finished.
3. Revive just the two cleanest ones — [CONTENT SPRINT] Pulumi Import for Real Production Estates #18961 and [CONTENT SPRINT] Identity Stack Cookbook: Auth0, Okta, Entra ID, and Keycloak #18962 have zero outstanding findings — and leave the rest as drafts or close them.

One thing to flag before any revival: #18963, #18965, and #18966 show a regression signature — a history rewrite silently reverted findings a prior review had already marked resolved. #18965 alone lost 4 of 6 (PCI/SOC2 framing, OIDC expansion, doc links, closing on-ramp). Re-fixing those is a prerequisite if those three come back into scope.

Self-disclosure: on 2026-05-08 an earlier automated pass of mine pushed one commit (732b3c67, "add required category, drop stale meta_image override") directly to #18962's branch, which is entirely your work. That wasn't requested and shouldn't have happened — I won't push to any of these branches again, but I can revert that commit on request.

For context: all 16 branched at the same point, sit ~1,269 commits behind master, and carry only 3-7 commits of their own content each — small, self-contained diffs that are still cleanly mergeable once out of draft. This batch was never in scope for #21029 (now closed), since a draft can't merge regardless of that issue's review-routing fix.

If there's no response by 2026-09-07, I'll stop tracking this batch and treat it as abandoned — leaving all 16 PRs open and untouched, no closing or merging on my end.

Full per-PR table (evidence from pre-merge review, 2026-08-22)

PR	Head SHA	Title	Notes
#18952	e4050d05	Snowflake Warehouses, Roles, and Short-Lived Credentials with Pulumi	2 outstanding — diverged/rewritten history
#18953	6e84324e	Provider Upgrade Game Days with Pulumi	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18954	be63245d	FedRAMP Remediation Workflows with Pulumi Policies and Neo	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18955	aad72e69	FDA 21 CFR Part 11 Evidence Patterns with Pulumi	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18956	ed444537	Wire Datadog, New Relic, and PagerDuty with Pulumi	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18957	cb85162a	One ESC Environment, Many Secret Stores	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18958	0dc7bcd9	Five HashiCorp Vault Patterns for Pulumi Teams	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18961	6f11e130	Pulumi Import for Real Production Estates	0 outstanding, 1 resolved — cleanest
#18962	732b3c67	Identity Stack Cookbook: Auth0, Okta, Entra ID, and Keycloak	0 outstanding, 14 resolved — cleanest; carries an unrequested workprentice commit (see below)
#18963	739cd583	Crossplane to Pulumi: A Migration Map for Platform Teams	regression signature — reverted resolved findings
#18964	20bc6a09	Pulumi Neo Slash Commands for Real Platform Workflows	see PR — 1,269 commits behind master
#18965	d154b2ed	Rotate PATs and Cloud Credentials Without Static Secrets	regression signature — lost 4 of 6 resolved findings
#18966	e9e43a57	From CloudFormation to Pulumi Without a Rewrite	regression signature — reverted resolved findings
#18967	d00bb067	Close the CVE-to-AMI Loop with Pulumi and Neo	5 resolved
#18968	f73a01bd	PostgreSQL RBAC Without Grant Drift	3 outstanding, 2 low-confidence
#18969	32dba4b8	Best Practices for Versioning IDP Components with SemVer	1 outstanding, 0 low-confidence — near-clean, style-only

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