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* ship-receipt write: the targeted record survives a main merge; classes since the read cover the PR's own change (GST-1593)
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* docs: the targeted record's change since the read is the PR's own (GST-1593)
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* ship-receipt depth: a branch edit to a path whose base did not move always voids the targeted record; isolate the GST-1593 tests' gate scan from the real home (GST-1593)
ownChangeSince compared the PR's per-path hunks with line numbers stripped even when main had not moved the
path's base content, so a branch commit after the targeted read that relocated the PR's money line to an
identical-context block read as unchanged and the record bound (red-team, /ship #4058 pass 1). Hunk
comparison now applies only when the base blob moved. The four direct targetedClassesSince calls in the
GST-1593 tests now run with the fixture's env, so gstack-gate-diff no longer writes under the real
~/.gstack (CI run 42179129702, free-suite (4): FREE_SUBSHARD_REJECTED real home changed).
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* fix: pre-landing review fixes (GST-1593)
ownChangeSince: a path whose base content main also changed now moves unless replaying main's change onto
the read's content (git merge-file) gives HEAD's content exactly, so relocating the PR's money hunk to an
identical context after a main merge voids the targeted record; position-free hunk comparison is gone. The
built commit carries the branch's first-parent messages since the read, so a [skip ci] commit stays RH-14
gate class. Two red-first tests cover both.
Review-Finding: v1/outside-voice#1 reader=outside-voice
Review-Finding: v1/adversarial-native#1 reader=adversarial-native
Review-Finding: v1/outside-voice#2 reader=outside-voice
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* ci: run the checks at the review-fix head (GST-1593)
The previous commit's message quoted a CI skip marker, so no workflow ran at c462483. This commit changes
no file; the tree is c462483's.
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* fix: pre-landing review fixes, fix-check round (GST-1593)
The built commit now carries the message of every commit since the read that origin/main does not hold,
so a CI-skip marker on a side-branch commit merged with --no-ff still tags RH-14. A path whose mode at
HEAD is not the replayed mode now moves, so a mode-only change after a main merge to the PR's own file
voids the record. Two red-first tests cover both.
Review-Finding: fc1/fix-check#1 reader=fix-check
Review-Finding: fc1/fix-check#2 reader=fix-check
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* changelog.d: plain-sentence wording for the GST-1593 fragment (prose lint)
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CHANGELOG fragments
A PR adds its CHANGELOG entry here as changelog.d/<branch-slug>.md: the entry text only, with no ## [x] heading, and bump: minor or bump: major front matter only when the change warrants more than a patch. It never edits VERSION, package.json's version or a released CHANGELOG section. The merge step (gstack-ship-queue land, or train land in a stamped train) assigns the version (under merge: direct, the release PR from gstack-release-stamp open does), folds every fragment into one CHANGELOG section and deletes the files. This README is skipped. See docs/ship-policy.md#changelog-fragments.