_apply_writes promoted the bumped profile, then read its prose under the new pin. A NotCachedError, RateLimitError or UpstreamError from that read left the profile written with a pin the guard would refuse. The original bytes are now put back before the error goes on.
_follow_fork_base swapped the fork merge base in as upstream HEAD even when upstream_commit was newer than that base, as for melonds and easyrpg whose upstream is the standalone build they document. melonds read its Qt refs 825 commits back and reported 4 to review. A pin that descends from the base now keeps the HEAD, melonds shows 0 to review.
drift_score ignored orphaned pins and moved repositories although triage_state says they are fixed before any ref is read: pcem ranked last at 0 with an upstream_commit on no branch. Each now weighs more than a GONE ref.
The refusal said the directory carried uncommitted changes without naming the profile, among about 375. It now lists the files git status reports, and says that --force writes over them.
--emulator mednafen_psx refused with 'use --emulator beetle_psx' although the profile names its target. The alias now selects that profile and says so on stderr, in verify, generate_pack and cross_reference alike. Launchers are still refused, and pipeline step 5 skips aliases since they compare under the profile they name.
verify --all --target swich ended on 'no platform has it' after seventeen INFO lines, two of which held the suggestion. The refusal now names the closest targets across every platform with the platforms that have them, and the per-platform lines print only when some platform keeps the target.
Messages in check_freshness, generate_pack, common, profile_sync and fileless_audit named commands as export_native.py --platform x, which fails from the repository root. They now read python scripts/<name>.py like the rest of the report.
--check printed only STALE and a path, after the whole coverage table. It now skips the table, names what changed in each document (an added file, a changed key) and the command that writes them. The published index lagged the RetroArch manifest by ep128emu/roms/ide12.rom and is regenerated.
install/games/, the event schema, the launcher index and wiki/installer.md were truncated at their final name, so an interrupted run left a committed-looking partial JSON document. They now go through write_text_atomic.
plain_file_mode and safe_extract_zip set the umask to 0 to read it. Two threads doing so could restore 0 last, leaving every later file world-writable. Both now read it through process_umask, which holds a lock.
pyproject had no [build-system] and no module list, so setuptools' flat-layout discovery found scripts/ and tests/ and refused to build. Nothing is packaged now and pip install -e ".[dev]" installs the tooling.
A subject that points at a numbered private review names notes no clone holds, and pushed history cannot be rewritten. The hook now refuses those tags like the tracked-file test does.
The tooling merge took its own install.sh and install.ps1, which only
moved the pin, and dropped the bootstrap checks of the installer
batch. The ported checksum test calls the TypeScript node helper of
its merged module, and the retrodeck excerpt follows the run.
A RomM row printed the served copy's sha1 under the same SHA1 it
had just declared, 313 times on the page. The note stays where the
copy is not one the row declares.
With found_by content the openMSX entries read as labels, and two of
them, COLECO.ROM and fmpac.rom, are names other profiles give another
dump. openMSX's own machine XMLs name both (ColecoVision_SGM.xml:56,
Boosted_MSX2_EN.xml:83) and try them beside the XML, so they are code
names, not labels.
POM2 v1.1.0 ships no firmware dump in any package, so the 26 Apple II files dropped in ef8b37281 return byte for byte, with the DAN ][ slot EPROM from ThorstenBr/Apple2Card. The profile is re-read at de86e8e3: bundled false on the firmware, 8 entries for the new cards, refs re-anchored. (#86)
The site test modules were cut by review pass (test_site_r2_css to test_site_r5_wiki): the passes of one subject become one module, and the modules that stood alone take the name of what they hold. The installer test classes named after a review take the name of what they test. One test left --manifest set for the tests after it, which the new order showed: it now resets the sources.
KNULLI builds per board on Batocera's Kconfig model from its own tree (knulli-cfw/knulli-linux at the tag platforms/knulli.yml pins): configs/knulli-*.board, package/system/knulli-system/Config.in, knulli-es-system/es_systems.yml and the knulli-cfw/buildroot submodule. Ten boards, the armhf library builds excluded.
Continued if-conditions were cut at their first line, so GLES3 held on every board, and selects guarded by a negation stayed on once fired. Derived flags are read line by line, each pass rebuilds the symbol set from the board, and the architecture comes from the board's BR2_<arch> choice.
A bulk advance moved fheroes2, supertux and supermariowar past the
revision EmuELEC compiles, and nothing stopped it: bump_commit refused
built_by only. It now leaves a profile a single registered platform ships
until it carries pin_frozen or the new pin_follows, which says that
platform builds the branch tip.
hode, bermuda, bennugd-monolithic and ccleste are held on the
PKG_VERSION of their EmuELEC v4.8 package.mk, equal to their pins.
rigelengine was one commit past it (README.md only) and goes back to
f05996f9.
Comments, docstrings and test texts ended on tags that name private review notes no clone holds. The tags go, the facts stay. Test methods named after a finding number are named after what they hold. test_prose_style refuses a tag that comes back. install.py changes in comments only: its pin and the launcher index follow.
Abdessamad Derraz
VERHILLE Arnaud