chore: opt into changeset-hygiene transitive re-exports#526
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Declares posthog-android and posthog-server as transitive re-exporters
of posthog so the hygiene check stops flagging them as 'extra' when
declared in a changeset alongside posthog without their own source
changes.
Both modules declare api(project(":posthog")) in Gradle and must
republish to deliver upstream core changes to their Maven consumers.
Config schema added in PostHog/.github#42.
Triggered by warning on #525.
marandaneto
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May 22, 2026
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💡 Motivation and Context
The changeset-hygiene check flags
posthog-androidandposthog-serveras "extra" when they're declared alongsideposthogwithout source changes of their own — see false positive on #525.But this is the correct pattern for our setup: both modules declare
api(project(":posthog"))in Gradle, so they must republish to deliver upstream core changes to their Maven consumers. The hygiene script can't see Gradle deps.The shared workflow now supports an opt-in config for this case: PostHog/.github#42.
💚 How did you test it?
Manually walked through the script logic against PR #525's diff:
affected={posthog}(onlyposthog/source changed)declared={posthog, posthog-android}posthogis in both →posthog-androidis excused from the "extra" check📝 Checklist