What is the <csr-id/> tag for?

[juliusl]

In Azure devops for some reason, the markdown renderer will actually show the tag. I was wondering what these tags were used for?

[Byron]

Every message that it presents is based on a commit, and the commit-hash essentially the csr-id - don't ask me know what csr was supposed to stand for, but probably something with content.

These are used to allow the editor to remove certain messages, and as long as the csr-id is left in the document, it will not re-appear - after all, the generated markdown is fully editable.

I hope that helps - it's indeed unfortunate that these are rendered by Azure Devops.

[juliusl]

Thanks for the quick reply. Definitely sounds like something I want to leave in.

(I was guessing csr stood for cargo-smart-release)

[Byron]

(I was guessing csr stood for cargo-smart-release)

Hehe, yes, that's probably it. Kind of obvious, yet I couldn't imagine it has nothing to do with content… :D.