The controller's forget-checks goes with the merge gate's checks (ADR 0503 §3)
and 1318 removes the verb in the same group, so the gate must stop calling it
first: a closed pull request is stopped and asks the controller nothing, and
the manifest no longer invokes it. delivery-check stays for hq's base until
R4g (the lead's decision for 1302).
Once main requires mesh/check, the controller publishes no verdict for it and
the gate, which moved deliveries on the controller's checked, would hold every
pull request proposed. A head's mesh/check is now its verdict, from the
forge's status event (gitea now sends the status's words) or its open pull
requests. The Approve is asked only on the checker's verdict at exactly the
heads the ask covers, so a member judged alone never passes its group; a
group on mesh/check asks no composed check and owes no mesh/merge-gate; a
member's mesh/check that changes withdraws the ask. Nothing is asked of the
controller for such a base, and recheck refuses, naming checker_pull. hq's
mesh/repo-check keeps today's path.
A proposed delivery whose asked check no queue entry holds stayed proposed for good (met in 1311, 1336, 1726, 1792, 1795, 1833). The sweep reads the controller's queue and asks again past max(10 minutes, the repository's last check time); recheck from proposed is taken on the same fact; never while the queue holds one.
mesh-config raises config-changed (hold, drop) naming the pull request; the delivery, or its group's
composed check, is asked again on the gate's own path, with why in the transition. Not the recheck verb.
jschoubben
mesh-tools