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See gitpython-developers/GitPython#2005. The rationale is that, while this is probably less important to do in gitdb and smmap, any failure that arises for this in GitPython would likely raise the question of whether a correspond problem has begun to occur in gitdb and smmap. (Both gitdb and smmap provide helpers used in GitPython even when the in-memory object database is not used, and failures may plausibly occur for reasons other than code changes because of the finicky nature of concurrency bugs and the potential for interactions affected by the runner image.)
See gitpython-developers/GitPython#2005, and gitpython-developers/gitdb#122 for rationale. In short, if the corresponding check starts to fail in GitPython, it may be useful to observe if there is a failure here as well.
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It's definitely not worth force-pushing to fix the commit messages, but I've edited the title of this PR and gitpython-developers/smmap#61 to fix the terminology, with the idea that this might help people who are searching, avoid confusing, and avoid an inaccurate description in a changelog if the changelog is generated from PR titles. |
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See gitpython-developers/GitPython#2005.
The rationale is that, while this is probably less important to do in gitdb and smmap, any failure that arises for this in GitPython would likely raise the question of whether a correspond problem has begun to occur in gitdb and smmap. (Both gitdb and smmap provide helpers used in GitPython even when the in-memory object database is not used, and failures may plausibly occur for reasons other than code changes because of the finicky nature of concurrency bugs and the potential for interactions affected by the runner image.)