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copy: clarify names of source levels #1112

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zachariahcox opened this issue Aug 15, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1204
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copy: clarify names of source levels #1112

zachariahcox opened this issue Aug 15, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1204

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zachariahcox commented Aug 15, 2024

related to: #1097 (comment)

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my initial thoughts are that we're trying to get across the following concepts:

teams can have more than one branch
teams may need to indicate that consumers can / should / must ignore commits on users/* and only ship commits on /releases/* because branches have different security postures
only some branches have protected history, IE, we allow force push to user branches.
the logical VSA for this rule would need to verify that "the previous revision id is reachable from this new revision id" (IE: there was no potential for data loss due to force push or repo hijack)

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@zachariahcox zachariahcox changed the title clarify objective of source level 2 clarify names of source levels Aug 15, 2024
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possible duplicate of: #1070, though this one is more broad.

@zachariahcox zachariahcox changed the title clarify names of source levels copy: clarify names of source levels Oct 2, 2024
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I think the only level name that could maybe use some improvement is level 3. I bet once we have #1143 nailed down we can use that language in the title somehow.

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