A legacy (unkeyed) private store with entries is refused by abcd source sync-banlist with no migration path: the refusal asks the user to hand-key every line, and the pre-commit guard repeats a warning about it on every commit, for ever. The verb should offer a migration that keeps every line matching what it matched, and the guard should name it once, not warn on every commit.

A legacy (unkeyed) private store with entries is refused by abcd source sync-banlist with no migration path: the refusal asks the user to hand-key every line, and the pre-commit guard repeats a warning about it on every commit, for ever. The verb should offer a migration that keeps every line matching what it matched, and the guard should name it once, not warn on every commit.

Grounds

• pursued: a legacy store is migrated in one command and matches exactly what it matched; a key or pattern changing across the migration, or the guard repeating the notice, would show it wrong