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fix(ci): declare reconcile_enforce via plugin_audit_keys to satisfy custodian-doctor --strict #20

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fix(ci): declare reconcile_enforce via plugin_audit_keys to satisfy custodian-doctor --strict #20

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Expand Up @@ -9,6 +9,14 @@ tests_root: tests
audit:
reconcile_enforce: true

# `reconcile_enforce` is a core Custodian R1/R2 detector key
# (audit_kit/detectors/reconcile.py) but is not yet in custodian-doctor's
# _KNOWN_AUDIT_KEYS allowlist, so --strict flags it as an "unknown audit
# key". Declaring it here via the supported plugin_audit_keys escape hatch
# marks it as intentional until the upstream allowlist catches up.
plugin_audit_keys:
- reconcile_enforce

cross_repo:
platform_manifest_repo: ../PlatformManifest

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