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Handle unowned files for code_ownership
#1463
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Thanks for the PR @fatkodima! I believe you're correct that this should not emit an error log line. |
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Looks good to me. Let's make sure to add a changeset for it after merging.
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Looks good to me as well, thanks @fatkodima!
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Thanks!
+1 on adding the changeset after merge.
Let's merge the PR with a squash commit that contains the PR description as the commit message.
Add a changeset for #1463, which is a community contribution. [skip review]
…hip-changes Add missing changeset to #1463
Add a changeset for #1463, which is a community contribution. [skip review]
Follow up to #1443.
It is perfectly fine to have unowned files, but appsignal currently produces log lines for this case, which look like some errors and can be confusing