The comment rule only scanned C++, Python and CMake files, so a
comment added to a .comp, .frag or .vert shader passed the check.
TextureDetile.comp and ColorTransfer.comp carry such comments today.
Shaders are now masked with the same C-style lexer and report
comment on changed lines, with the same #endif allowance and the
same technical-debt exemption as C++.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012zyXkUzTZGh3nBwNMtrLaW
The eligibility job enabled the relinker matrix for a pull request only
when repos.listCommits on main with the author's login returned a
commit. That filter misses authors whose commits in main are not
matched to their login. On 2026-10-13 it found no commit for 26 authors
of open pull requests who have 1 to 44 pull requests merged into main,
so their pull requests skip the relinker, against CONTRIBUTING.md ("if
its author already has a commit in main").
When listCommits finds nothing, the job now also searches for the
author's merged pull requests into main, with the query pr-intake.yml
uses. Incomplete search results count as none. A failed search, such as
the search API's own rate limit, skips the relinker with a warning
instead of failing the job. Both requests now run only when the pull
request changes a relinker file, so other pull requests make neither.
test_build_eligibility.py runs the step's script in node with a mocked
github object and skips when node is missing.
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The first cp1252 run timed out at 10 s on a loaded Windows runner (Build
runs 38642532107 and 38570483873); ctest still bounds the test at 120 s.
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On Windows debt_split rewrote the index and the debt files with CRLF, and resolve staged them that way when core.autocrlf is off. The files are now written through open(..., newline="\n"), which also works on Python 3.9, where Path.write_text has no newline argument.
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pr_overlap.py links each conflicting range to main at the commit it ran
on, so every push to main changes every non-empty report. The workflow
keeps a hash of each report to read the comments of changed reports
only, but with the commit in the hash every report counts as changed:
each run reads the comments of every pull request with an overlap and
rewrites its comment although only the commit differs. In one hour on
2026-10-13 it rewrote 107 existing overlap comments, against the 1000
requests per hour GITHUB_TOKEN has for the repository.
The hash and the comparison with the posted comment now replace the
commit in blob links with a fixed ref, so a report whose ranges, exports
and files are unchanged makes no request. Posted comments keep their
links pinned to the commit they were written at.
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fma-rc