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chore(analytics): update release churn statistics - #1606

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Automated update of release-over-release update churn, layer reuse efficiency, and zstd compression statistics triggered by updated SBOMs and OCI manifests. Requires maintainer approval before merge per repository policy.

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🐝 Superseded regeneration series

github-actions[bot] has 2 open PRs regenerating the same file(s). This one is the newest, so the 1 older one(s) are superseded by construction:

Posted once on the newest PR rather than on each of them, so a daily regeneration does not produce a daily comment on every PR in the series.

Evidence — identical changed-file set (1 file(s)):

  • static/data/update-churn.json

This is a suggestion, not a verdict. Hive will not close, label, approve or merge anything here — a human decides.

It was produced by comparing changed-file sets across open PRs, which is a candidate generator: PRs that share a file are not necessarily the same work. Here the patches DIFFER, so this is the weaker tier: dependency-bump PRs that edit one shared manifest, and unrelated fixes to one busy file, both land in it. Read the diffs before acting.

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Reviewed — no findings from correctness, security, intent-alignment, style, docs-currency.

Confidence: 5/5 (safe)

— hive: agent=reviewer backend=copilot model=claude-fable-5.1 copilot=1.0.88

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Closing: this refresh was generated by the old script and deletes already-published release points (e.g. testing-20261018-c72fc22), which is the history rewriting #1604 fixes. The next scheduled run after #1604 merges will regenerate it append-only.

@Danathar Danathar closed this Oct 26, 2026
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