fix(windows-wsus): declare the repo's explicit CODEOWNERS surfaces - #59
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The org-wide repo_default_codeowners fallback flattened windows-wsus's CODEOWNERS to the single general rule, but that repository's required gate asserts exact ownership of its automation and security surfaces, so protected main went permanently red the moment the sync landed. Per-repo codeowners is the documented override for exactly this case; the block restores the previous seven-rule file verbatim, and the next sync makes the repository self-consistent again.
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August 10, 2026 15:16
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repo_default_codeowners = "* @NWarila"overwrote windows-wsus's CODEOWNERS on sync (chore(codeowners): sync CODEOWNERS via terraform, windows-wsus5e9a4ad). That repository's required gate —scripts/check-workflow-trigger.sh— asserts the exact seven-rule ownership of its automation/security surfaces, so its protected main is now failing its own required check on every PR.Per-repo
codeowners:is the documented override forrepo_default_codeowners(precedence 1, used verbatim). This declares the previous seven-rule file byte-for-byte so the next sync restores the repository to self-consistency.Worth a follow-up sweep: any sibling repo that pins its CODEOWNERS content in a gate (the pattern was cloned from secure-wazuh) has the same exposure.