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Deliberately marked breaking so the gate fires. Exists to test that an approval survives a later push that leaves the breaking commit alone, and is never meant to be merged.
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Note ✅ Breaking change approvedApproved by a reviewer. 💥 The next release will be a major version. Gated by |
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Fixture closed — it did its job. Exercised live, with a real approval from a
Paired with #906, which covered the rejection half: comment turned Never merged on purpose — the |
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Fixture for the approval half of the breaking-change gate, paired with #906 which exercises the rejection half.
Not meant to be merged. The
!in the commit is the test fixture; merging it would force a real major bump.What to do with it
breaking-approvaldeployment — needs someone fromg_github_devopswho is not the PR author, sinceprevent_self_reviewis on.What each step proves
✅ Breaking change approved;breaking-changestays,awaiting-breaking-approvalgoes; comment records<!-- breaking-change-approved: … run=… -->Approve Breaking Changeskipped, check green, no new request in the reviewers' queueThe reuse is not taken on trust: the record names a run, and the gate verifies that run really carried an Environment approval before honouring it.
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test: Adding or updating testsBreaking Changes
None. The
!is the fixture. This PR is closed, never merged.Testing
@this-branchor the beta tagThe run is the test. The detector was confirmed locally before pushing:
has-breaking-changes=true.Breaking change acknowledged: I understand that this PR intentionally introduces a breaking change and requires the next release to be a major version.
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