On Oct 30, 2025, at 09:55, Tom Lane <[email protected]> wrote: > Trouble is, you then need an arbitrary client-made choice about which > commit to run the ABI check against.
It’s currently coded to use the most recent tag or, if there is none in the branch, the branch root. > If that code does something we > realize we don't want, we're back up against the problem of moving the > buildfarm configuration to fix it. I'd rather the decision be opt-in. Fair. Just means that if no one adds a history file to a branch that branch will never be tested and there’s no automated way to realize it. > (Also, the only rules I heard proposed for such client-driven choices > involved git tags. I already explained why I don't want that: git > tags are hard to modify and subject to too many other constraints.) Yeah, it just went with the most recent tag to keep it simple, no other metadata. D
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