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While probably not meeting most people's definition of artificial intelligence these scripts do create patches. The OpenInfra Policy for AI Generated Content recommends to: > Add a "Generated-By:" label to the commit message, and explain in > comments or the commit message any prompts or background context > the reviewers might need to fully understand the change and how > much of the change was generated by the tool. Even though it also has a carve-out for these sorts of scripts: > The exception to the rule is that we do allow submissions from > well documented automated processes, such as release tooling or > for internationalization updates. https://openinfra.org/legal/ai-policy Nevertheless, documenting within the commit message the location of the script which was used to generate that contribution is helpful for a number of obvious reasons. Let's do it anyway, even though it's not technically required. Change-Id: I36c1a0a796781cdbc87a7e5f1058ae6afe14db4c
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