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It would be great if the tidy check rejected commits of binary files, such as what happened in #97488 (removed in #98791). Ideally we would have an allowlist of binary files in the repo, so people can't sneak in rogue binaries...
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I think the root cause is that we run tidy on src/, library/ and compiler/, but not any other directories as far as I can tell. That won't cover the root directory, which is obviously a problem. Investigating a fix to that now.
It would be great if the
tidy
check rejected commits of binary files, such as what happened in #97488 (removed in #98791). Ideally we would have an allowlist of binary files in the repo, so people can't sneak in rogue binaries...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: