So, for FTI bug, there is one openned which is both FTBFS and FTI, I guess that's the problem for current implementation ( https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1836333 ).

Looking at health-check report, I am looking at "affected key" in https://pagure.io/fedora-health-check/raw/master/f/data/report-rawhide.json and pre-commit is listed there only under user "atim".

I'll improve both paths of health-check parsing code to take these cases into account.

So, for bugs codepath, api returns FTI keyword just fine for churchyard, but frontend doesn't dipslay FTI tag:

"pre-commit": [
{
"bug_id": 1836333,
"comments": 3,
"keywords": [
"FTBFS",
"FTI"
],
"modified": "20200601T10:32:56",
"release": "rawhide",
"reported": "20200515T16:08:18",
"severity": "unspecified",
"status": "NEW",
"title": "pre-commit fails to build with Python 3.9: 3 test failures related to python.healthy",
"url": "https://bugzilla.redhat.com/1836333"
}
],

From Miro's comment I assumed that it is better to ignore keywords in bugzilla and use only koschei for FTBFS and fedora health check for FTI.

Fixed by https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/oraculum/c/cf9175870abad970ccdb57df3670b5cf4971f4d0?branch=master

Fix deployed on server, data manually refreshed for @churchyard (others will be refreshed in up to 2 hours).

Thanks. I think that healhcheck only returns main admins, but I will, check.

correct, healhcheck only returns main admins

https://pagure.io/fedora-health-check/blob/master/f/internals.py#_214

I also see "cura" as not reported. That one is even mine (I am the main admin).

I see FTI for "cura" both on our test instance and back-end response. Could it be that data weren't synced yet?

My bad. https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/packager_dashboard/c/e4d257e2dbe8aeaa181d8ec62c18f5bf534e3ec0?branch=master caused all my FTI reports to be hidden.

Oh, my bad! I think it was caused by "old" settings object in local storage, key show_fti was missing and was resolved to undefined which in JS is interpreted as false if used as boolean.

I try to remember to tell to delete local storage for breaking changes next time.