Clarify artifact post-processing changelog entry

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

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Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

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Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

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Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

🤖 Automated review by GitHub Copilot. Generated by the Expert Code Review workflow. To request a follow-up action, reply by tagging @copilot directly.

Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

🤖 Automated review by GitHub Copilot. Generated by the Expert Code Review workflow. To request a follow-up action, reply by tagging @copilot directly.

Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

🤖 Automated review by GitHub Copilot. Generated by the Expert Code Review workflow. To request a follow-up action, reply by tagging @copilot directly.

Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

🤖 Automated review by GitHub Copilot. Generated by the Expert Code Review workflow. To request a follow-up action, reply by tagging @copilot directly.

Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.

[Amaury Levé (Evangelink)]

The Platform 2.4 changelog currently overstates truncated-run support and omits the shipped JUnit merge engine.

This follow-up lists the TRX, JUnit, and CTRF merge engines and clarifies that truncated-run processing is an explicit processor capability for incomplete sets of otherwise complete artifacts. The built-in TRX processor opts out, and malformed or partially written artifacts are not treated as recoverable.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Clarifies the Platform 2.4 changelog’s artifact post-processing capabilities and limitations.

Changes:

• Adds JUnit to the documented merge engines.
• Clarifies truncated-run opt-in behavior and invalid artifact handling.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
docs/Changelog-Platform.md	Corrects and refines the artifact post-processing entry.

Review details

• Files reviewed: 1/1 changed files
• Comments generated: 0
• Review effort level: Balanced

[github-actions]

Note

🤖 Automated review by GitHub Copilot. Generated by the Expert Code Review workflow. To request a follow-up action, reply by tagging @copilot directly.

Review Summary

This PR updates a single changelog line in docs/Changelog-Platform.md. Most of the 22 review dimensions are N/A (no code, no API, no concurrency, no security surface, etc.). The relevant assessment:

Dimension	Verdict
1–22 (code dimensions)	N/A — documentation-only change
Accuracy	✅ Correct
Clarity & Grammar	✅ Clear
Style Consistency	✅ Matches surrounding entries

Accuracy check against referenced PRs

• JUnit addition: The old entry listed only "TRX and CTRF"; the new text adds "JUnit". PR #10086 added the JUnit merge engine — confirmed present.
• Truncated-run clarification: The old text said "partial-output recovery for truncated runs" which overstated the feature. PR #10445 introduced an explicit SupportsTruncatedRuns opt-in contract where processors declare they can handle an incomplete set of complete artifacts from a policy-truncated run — not partially written files. The new wording accurately captures this distinction.
• TRX opt-out: PR #10445 explicitly keeps TRX as complete-run-only. The new text states "The built-in TRX processor does not opt in" — correct.
• Provenance: PR #10463 added InputArtifactPaths provenance per merged output — "provenance for every merged input" remains accurate.
• Malformed artifacts: The clarification that "partially written or malformed artifacts remain invalid inputs" aligns with #10445's design (only complete artifacts from a truncated set are accepted).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

The entry is quite long (≈ 370 characters) compared to other bullets in the same section. This is a style preference and not actionable — the density is justified by the number of concepts being summarized.

Verdict: No issues found. LGTM.