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Add mention of the wiki: true flag that switches repo-memory backing to the GitHub Wiki's git endpoint, introduced in PR #19800. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Glossary Updates - 2026-03-06
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wiki: trueconfiguration option that switches repo-memory backing to the GitHub Wiki's git endpoint ({repo}.wiki.git), with wiki-specific Markdown convention guidance injected for the agent.Changes Analyzed
GH_AW_AGENT_TOKEN,Label Trigger Shorthand, andTemporary IDRelated Changes
wikiflag torepo-memoryfrontmatter for GitHub Wiki git backing #19800: Addwikiflag torepo-memoryfrontmatter for GitHub Wiki git backingNotes
Only one term required updating in this run. All other new commits were bug fixes, refactors, CI changes, or dependency bumps with no new user-facing terminology.