Stop tracking the generated sql/object_reference--stable.sql - #22
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jnasbyupgrade merged 1 commit intoAug 9, 2026
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'stable' is a build-time literal, regenerated from sql/object_reference.sql on every build -- unlike a real frozen release, committing it just duplicates content that can drift from its own source.
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sql/object_reference--stable.sqlis regenerated fromsql/object_reference.sqlon every build (stableis a build-time literal, not a frozen release) — committing it just duplicates content that can drift from its own source..gitignore, untracked it (git rm --cached), and updated the neighboring comment to note it's the one exception to "version files are committed."Verified
make sql/object_reference--stable.sqlstill regenerates it correctly and it stays untracked afterward.Heads up: PRs #17/#18 (already open, on top of #5) also touch this file — merging this one first means they'll need a small rebase to drop it from their own diffs (their content is unaffected,
makeregenerates it the same way).🤖 Generated with Claude Code