H.7.3 Evidence Selection

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Selection is a risk policy, not a promise that every change has one exact test set.

  • Define protected scopes and global invalidators whose evidence ordinary narrowing cannot omit.
  • Represent selector errors, incompatible baselines, missing graph data, and unknown changes explicitly.
  • Choose broad fallback, blocked admission, or an accountable bounded decision from the affected scope's risk.
  • Validate selection against broader lanes and incidents; measure misses, over-selection, latency saved, compute, and wait.
  • Use Bazel affected-target mechanics where useful without making the policy Bazel-only.