Issue 300: say delivery plan, the glossary's word
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@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ another, with nothing on the mesh noting the difference.
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## Why it is a design issue
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ADR 0238 makes the change plan the planner's one answer for a pull request's check, the merge gate and
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ADR 0238 makes the delivery plan the planner's one answer for a pull request's check, the merge gate and
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the merge. The plan counts a new module's directory as something the merge builds. The merge handler
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read the same answer (`touchedBy`'s `added`) and dropped it: it only walks modules the catalogue already
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holds, and a new one is not held until it is built. The code said so outright: "a new module, which a
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ whatever stands on them.
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`touchedBy` is the one place the mesh maps a changed file onto a module (ADR 0238). It returns three
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answers: the touched modules, the `added` directories (a module that no module of the mesh is known
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from) and the `unread` files. The change plan and the pull request's check take `added` as "new" and say
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from) and the `unread` files. The delivery plan and the pull request's check take `added` as "new" and say
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it is built. The merge handler went through `whatTheMergeTouched`, which keeps only the first answer.
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Ruled out:
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