fix(ci): suppress phantom PRs when bst source track only normalizes r…#317
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…ef format bst source track rewrites plain SHA refs to git-describe format (e.g. 965cd7b9... -> v0.2.13-0-g965cd7b9...) even when the underlying commit has not changed. This caused the daily bot to open PRs like projectbluefin#312 and projectbluefin#311 where old and new SHAs were identical. Fix: after detecting a git diff, compare the set of terminal 40-char hex SHAs extracted from ref: lines in the old file state (HEAD) vs the new (working tree). If the sets are identical and non-empty, it is a format-only normalization — set has_changes=false and skip PR creation. Using file-state comparison (not diff-hunk parsing) correctly handles multi-ref elements such as common.bst (git_repo + git_module). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 via GitHub Copilot
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…ef format
bst source track rewrites plain SHA refs to git-describe format (e.g. 965cd7b9... -> v0.2.13-0-g965cd7b9...) even when the underlying commit has not changed. This caused the daily bot to open PRs like #312 and #311 where old and new SHAs were identical.
Fix: after detecting a git diff, compare the set of terminal 40-char hex SHAs extracted from ref: lines in the old file state (HEAD) vs the new (working tree). If the sets are identical and non-empty, it is a format-only normalization — set has_changes=false and skip PR creation.
Using file-state comparison (not diff-hunk parsing) correctly handles multi-ref elements such as common.bst (git_repo + git_module).
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 via GitHub Copilot