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docs(clade): uuid follows the GitHub path; qualify the prefixed-name case - #77
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The uuid is UUIDv5 over github.com/<owner>/<name> (gv-clade-index ADR 0007), so say "GitHub path" rather than "forge path": a move or rename on GitHub mints a new uuid, a mirror move does not. Scope the "not a phase change" sentence to a prefixed-name change with the GitHub path unchanged. Correcting a factually wrong comment in an existing A2ML file is an edit, not new A2ML content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7ZmTcNdC1jL1Vp3qW9H
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Comment-only follow-up. An earlier PR replaced "uuid is immortal" in the CLADE status comment with "uuid follows the forge path". This one makes it exact. gv-clade-index ADR 0007 (accepted 2026-11-10) derives the uuid from the GitHub path (UUIDv5 over
github.com/<owner>/<name>): a move or rename on GitHub mints a new one, and a mirror move or a phase change never does.A2ML is retired for new content. Correcting a factually wrong comment in an existing file is an edit, not new content.
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.machine_readable/CLADE.a2ml: "uuid follows the forge path" → "uuid follows the GitHub path (a move or rename there mints a new one, gv-clade-index ADR 0007; a mirror move or a phase change never does)"; "A prefixed-name (clade code) change is NOT a phase change" → "A prefixed-name (clade code) change with the GitHub path unchanged is NOT a phase change". The paragraph is re-wrapped at 80 columns. No data values change. The owner approved this wording for the whole estate. It refines the wording merged earlier.RSR Quality Checklist
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