The group check carried 17 commit-hygiene findings that sorb deliberately deferred
to the history pass, plus two known items. Acknowledged until 2026-11-30, which
takes the check from 20 open findings to one.
Each commit is acknowledged by its own SHA rather than by a pattern. A rule like
": Echtzeit-Stempel" would have been one line instead of seventeen and would have
swallowed every future violation with it - the blind spot this whole mechanism
exists to avoid. As a side effect the entries clean themselves up: once the history
is rewritten they match nothing and report themselves for removal.
What remains open in both checks is the same single real finding, and it is new:
the GitLab project "wiki" is undeclared, and its push mirror to sorb/wiki has never
run once - status none, no error, no successful update. Per ADR-0015 that direction
is wrong: Wiki.js writes to sorb/wiki from the cluster and canonize_wiki pulls it
back to git.lab. Had this mirror ever fired it would have overwritten the wiki
content with git.lab's state. It stays red on purpose, because it needs a decision.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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