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Point the Copilot Runbook's Coverage and Merge Rules to Their Canonical Homes - #4169
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The runbook restated the file-table coverage rules that GOVERNANCE.md "PR Review Etiquette" already holds, against this file's own rule not to duplicate GOVERNANCE.md. Keep the completion and merge-blocking text and point to the canonical rule for when a statement or table shows coverage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rest of the runbook's completion paragraph restated GOVERNANCE.md "PR Review Etiquette" and the pr-review-conduct Merge Gate as well. Point to both rather than keep a second copy that drifts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No active review issues remain, and the changes centralize duplicated guidance by referencing the canonical governance and merge-gate sources while preserving Copilot-specific instructions.
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What changed in this PR
This PR removes duplicated review coverage and merge-gate rules from the Copilot runbook by directing readers to their canonical sources.
Changes:
- Points review coverage guidance to
GOVERNANCE.md. - Points merge-blocking conditions to the
pr-review-conductSkill's Merge Gate. - Preserves Copilot-specific review-effort guidance.
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test_the_runbook_names_partial_coverage_as_a_state_that_blocks_a_merge pins these two sentences on purpose, since a verify step reading the commit alone once let partial rounds merge. They state the Merge Gate's blockers rather than a GOVERNANCE.md rule, so they stay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The kept blocker sentences read as rules with no exceptions once the paragraph that qualified them went. Point to the Merge Gate for those exceptions too, such as an excluded-files refusal and the promotion cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… Rules (#4189) ## Summary Promotes the backlog-burndown rounds and changes from other hub sessions from `develop` to `main`. - Hooks and the prose gate: #4132, #4134, #4136, #4145, #4152, #4184. The Husky hook reads its path list once and diffs a merge against `MERGE_HEAD`. Interrupts re-raise their signal, a Markdown code span reads as quoted data, and the gate picks a commit's diff base and recognizes a conflicted promotion's branch cut from `main`. - Procedures and carried rules: #4133, #4139, #4141, #4149, #4166, #4177, #4179, #4183, #4185. Resync, audit and check-this-repo procedure gaps, code style and shell interrupt rules, review-loop gaps across four skills, the context and delegation section of `AGENTS.md`, question rules in governance, the promotion line in pull request bodies, closing-keyword behavior on promotion, and the history-rewrite premise. - Review and cleanup tooling: #4138, #4148, #4154, #4156, #4157, #4163, #4164, #4168, #4174, #4180. Cleanliness reads, parked handoffs, the backlog report's JSON output, exact inline script pins, trusted inputs, env-file includes, the bounded review wait, side-reviewer matching, and a Copilot billing-failure notice read as a refusal. - Workflow and runbook contract: #4153, #4155, #4169, #4171, #4178, #4182. The runtime-secrets check, a registry entry and spec references, the Copilot runbook pointers, credential-free checkout steps, and the deploy-key and runner wording. - From other hub sessions: #4159 (a repository's own .NET line under a fleet default), #4161 (the 1Password CLI as an optional host tool), #4162 (Codex's Windows installer and one managed opencode copy). These carry no promotion line. #4182 carries no promotion line by design, and #4175 holds the split-out part of #4057's scope. Both #1448 and #4175 stay open. Fixes #1071 Fixes #1154 Fixes #1391 Fixes #1471 Fixes #1594 Fixes #1620 Fixes #1627 Fixes #1650 Fixes #1801 Fixes #2853 Fixes #3620 Fixes #3668 Fixes #3697 Fixes #3766 Fixes #3787 Fixes #3837 Fixes #3840 Fixes #3842 Fixes #3844 Fixes #3865 Fixes #3882 Fixes #3890 Fixes #3894 Fixes #3912 Fixes #3916 Fixes #3954 Fixes #4014 Fixes #4015 Fixes #4016 Fixes #4043 Fixes #4050 Fixes #4057 Fixes #4058 Fixes #4062 Fixes #4084 Fixes #4097 Fixes #4098 Fixes #4099 Fixes #4104 Fixes #4108 Fixes #4114 Fixes #4115 Fixes #4117 Fixes #4118 Fixes #4119 Fixes #4121 Fixes #4122 Fixes #4123 Fixes #4131 Fixes #4135 Fixes #4140 Fixes #4142 Fixes #4143 Fixes #4144 Fixes #4151 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Disposes of both findings the per-unit tracker for
.github/copilot-instructions.md"GitHub Copilot Review Runbook" lists.Closes on promotion: #4099
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GOVERNANCE.md"PR Review Etiquette" holds. That breaks the file's own rule, "Do not duplicate rules fromAGENTS.md,GOVERNANCE.md,CODESTYLE.md, orWORKFLOW.mdhere." Class sweep: the local review pass found that the rest of that paragraph also restated "PR Review Etiquette" and thepr-review-conductMerge Gate (head and full-diff coverage, the merge-blocking cases, the local-pass reading, the default review policy, re-running the loop, and not trustingmergeStateStatus: CLEAN). So the paragraph now points to those two homes, which between them state every rule it held. It keeps its two sentences naming partial coverage, a refusal, and an uncovered head as merge blockers.test_the_runbook_names_partial_coverage_as_a_state_that_blocks_a_mergeintests/test_pr_review.pypins those on purpose, and they state the Merge Gate's blockers rather than aGOVERNANCE.mdrule. A sentence-level comparison of the runbook section againstGOVERNANCE.mdfound 7 verbatim sentences before this change and none after it. The review-effort paragraph after it is left alone, sinceGOVERNANCE.mddoes not state its rules.RENAMEDto the set a file table may leave out on purpose, andtests/test_pr_review.pypins it:test_a_lineless_rename_is_left_outexpectscoverage=tablefor a round whose table leaves out aRENAMEDfile with 0 additions and 0 deletions, andtest_a_rename_with_a_changed_line_is_not_left_outexpectscoverage=noneonce the rename changes a line. The text describes that behavior accurately. After the first fix, the sentence lives inGOVERNANCE.md"PR Review Etiquette" and thepr-review-conductMerge Gate, both of which match the tested behavior, so no text changes for it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code