2 months ago
6a2f9dfTripwire never commented on an open-git pull request. The adapter threw on every comment action, so the check said 'blocked' and the thread never said why — and the thread is the one place a contributor actually looks. 39 comment rows were recorded, refused, and swept. The refusal had a real reason: open-git's comment endpoint is create-only, no list and no patch, so 7's 'upsert, never append' cannot be honoured. But silence was the worse answer. So it appends, bounded by TRANSITION. previousVerdict is what the change request already shows, from run history: null is the first verdict, equal means nothing has changed since the last comment. Re-pushing the same verdict adds nothing, so a long-running blocked change request collects ONE comment instead of one per push. A flip posts a new one explaining the change; the old stays, because open-git offers no way to supersede it. The POST returns the comment id, so the action row keeps a real artifact reference even though it can never be edited. Verified live on pull request 32 — three runs on one commit produced exactly two comments: block (first), block (no-op), pass (flip).
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