Development record
2026-10-28 — iss-2610280107422462: the drafts bench is read from drafts/ and no longer committed as a generated region of the out-of-scope chapter, the remedy's first option. The second option, regenerating regions in the merge queue and letting the queue commit them, would put on main a commit no queue entry tested and needs a workflow change, so it is not taken. The commands list and the ADR index stay generated regions; they conflict the same way only when two pull requests each add a command or an ADR, which is rarer, and are left as they are.
decisiondcn-2610281221121606
2026-10-28 — iss-2610280107422462: the drafts bench is read from drafts/ and no longer committed as a generated region of the out-of-scope chapter, the remedy's first option. The second option, regenerating regions in the merge queue and letting the queue commit them, would put on main a commit no queue entry tested and needs a workflow change, so it is not taken. The commands list and the ADR index stay generated regions; they conflict the same way only when two pull requests each add a command or an ADR, which is rarer, and are left as they are.
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| id | dcn-2610281221121606 |
|---|---|
| type | decision |
| date | 2026-10-28 |
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- iss-2610280107422462Every records pull request that adds, plans or moves a draft intent rewrites the generated drafts index in .abcd/development/brief/06-delivery/03-out-of-scope.md, so two such pull requests open at once conflict as soon as the first merges: their insertions into the sorted one-per-line list land in neighbouring lines. On the night of 2026-10-27/28 it happened three times, #1131 against #1147, #1162, and lane E's rebase, and each was fixed by hand by merging the default branch, taking its side of the region and running go generate again. The forge applies no merge driver (iss-2609240646538011), and no verb regenerates the region when it files a record (iss-2610241256347199).