The build log silently recording nothing, because the file it writes to was never created.
Add "Build log queue" from ntent to this repo.
Fetch https://ntent.app/r/f/build-log-queue as plain text. Write it verbatim to docs/build-log/_pending.md.
Then check it: The file exists before the first commit, so the very first stub lands rather than being dropped.Reads https://ntent.app/r/f/build-log-queue
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# Pending build-log stubs
One line per commit, appended by scripts/git-hooks/post-commit. This file is a
raw feed, not the build log: drain it into dated entries that say WHY, and tick
each one off as you go.
It is deliberately gitignored. A queue that is tracked dirties the worktree on
every commit, which breaks rebases and makes "is my tree clean" a useless
question. What gets committed is the drained entry, not the stub.Success check: The file exists before the first commit, so the very first stub lands rather than being dropped.