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…iance standard Adds explanatory comments to the CODEOWNERS file clarifying the purpose of the `*` catch-all pattern: it ensures every file has an owner so that `require_code_owner_review` applies across all paths, per the org standard. The functional owner (`* @petry-projects/org-leads`) was already correct; this commit makes the compliance intent explicit and closes the stale audit finding created when the compliance check had an API-fetch issue. Closes #178 Co-authored-by: Don Petry <don-petry@users.noreply.github.com>
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@don-petry this PR is ready for your review and merge. The change is comment-only — the catch-all was already correct. CI in queue; nothing should fail for a comment-only CODEOWNERS update. |
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Pull request overview
This PR updates repository documentation in .github/CODEOWNERS to explicitly explain why the * catch-all entry exists, tying it to compliance requirements around require_code_owner_review applying to all paths.
Changes:
- Add clarifying comments describing the purpose of the
*catch-all CODEOWNERS pattern. - Document that
* @petry-projects/org-leadsensures all files have an owner so code owner review requirements apply repo-wide.
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@dev-lead - please fix this PR |
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@dev-lead - please fix this PR |
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Closing due to merge conflict that cannot be auto-rebased. Re-implementing from fresh main via dev-lead. |
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Summary
.github/CODEOWNERSclarifying the purpose of the*catch-all pattern* @petry-projects/org-leadsensures every file has an owner sorequire_code_owner_reviewapplies to all pathsBackground
The weekly compliance audit created issue #178 (
codeowners-no-catchall) on 2026-05-08. Investigation shows the.github/CODEOWNERSfile already contained* @petry-projects/org-leads(added in #172, 2026-05-04). The audit appears to have had an API-fetch issue on that run — issue #177 (codeowners-org-leads-not-first) shows the audit received 404 JSON as owner-line content, confirming a fetch failure rather than a real file defect. This PR adds documentation comments to make the catch-all's compliance purpose explicit and closes the finding.Test plan
.github/CODEOWNERSretains* @petry-projects/org-leadsas the owner entry@petry-projects/org-leadsis first owner on all lines)Closes #178
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