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We have mostly managed to ignore the /COMMIT_MSG in files matchers (because it is unintuitive that it would be considered), but the recent change to allow negated regexes in irrelevant-files exposed the fact that it can still have an effect in that case. The new feature hasn't been used yet, so we could silently correct this, but a very similar construction would be possible with the deprecated style of regex with a negative lookahead. Just in case someone wrote that, this change includes a release note letting them know they can drop the /COMMIT_MSG from their regex. Change-Id: Ide04ed01224b5c0c48ab8d3c15ea7aef324cc42d
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11 lines
431 B
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The pseudo-file "/COMMIT_MSG" is not considered at all when
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determining whether a change matches files or irrelevant-files
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matchers. It was previously not considered in most cases, but in
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the case of a negated regular expression in an irrelevant-files
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stanza, it could still have an effect. This has been corrected
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and any regexes that explicitly mention "/COMMIT_MSG" may remove
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it.
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