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Yes, agree 100% @fxd0h, can I ask that you please make these changes to main branch protection when you are ready. BTW: I made a tiny change to the README this morning... though didn't do a PR self-approval.
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Done. main now requires a PR with one approval and green fast-tests; force pushes and deletions are blocked, and owners can still technically bypass, per the bad-form clause. The bots stay advisory on purpose: a rate-limited or NEUTRAL bot check should not be able to freeze the queue. |
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Following up in this thread since it holds the original agreement. Two drifts since then. The context we agreed to require was fast-tests. That workflow got renamed along the way, and the rules moved from classic protection into rulesets, so today the only check actually gating main is lint. Tests still run green on every PR, they just don't block anything anymore. Meanwhile #685 landed the release process, and its release-note check is designed to block: the PR template ships the block empty so that filling it (or writing I'd like the required checks to be lint, tests and release-note, with the bots staying advisory as we set them. If no objections I can apply it to the ruleset like last time. |
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Proposing a couple of minor, but important protections, now that there are more cooks in the kitchen with permission to merge.
mainas a protected branchOrg owners can technically bypass this, but it's bad form to do so without a good reason.
This prevents an "oops" situation, since we're currently only working on one branch. In the future, this can and should shift to a
dev -> mainpipeline for commits and versions, but above is fine, sane, and easy.We discussed this in another thread somewhere, but I've lost track, and it's probably in one of the catch-alls that should be broken out into smaller targeted discussions.
Any concerns?
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