# The rule ids the last release published, taken at v0.1.4.
#
# The front page says no rule id has been renamed or reused. A promise in
# prose goes quietly false -- the sentence beside this one used to say a
# new rule meant a minor version, and three releases had already said
# otherwise -- so this file is what makes that one checkable.
#
# `test_released_rule_ids.py` asserts every id below still exists. Adding
# a rule is allowed and does not touch this file. It is updated in a
# release commit, deliberately, and never to make a failing test pass: an
# id that has to be removed from here is a rule somebody renamed, and the
# reader who cited it in a ticket is the one paying for it.
BAT-R2
BAT-R8
DBP2-D10
DBP2-D2
DBP2-D3
DBP2-D4
DBP2-D5
DBP2-D7
DBP2-E01
DBP2-E02
DBP2-E03
DBP2-E04
DBP2-E05
DBP2-E06
DBP2-E07
DBP2-E08
DBP2-E09
DBP2-E10
DBP2-E11
DBP2-E12
DBP2-E13
DBP2-E14
DBP2-E15
DBP2-E16
DBP2-E17
DBP2-E18
DBP2-E19
DBP2-E20
DBP2-E21
DBP2-E22
DBP2L1
DBP2L2
DBP2L3
DBP2L4
DBP2L5
HD-D10
HD-D2
HD-D3
HD-D4
HD-D5
HD-D6
HD-D7
HD-D8
HD-D9
HD-E01
HD-E02
HD-E03
HD-E04
HD-E05
HD-E06
HD-E07
HD-E08
HD-E09
HD-E10
HD-E11
HD-E12
HD-E13
HD-E14
HD-E15
HD-E16
HD-E17
HD-E18
HD-E19
HD-E20
HD-E21
HD-E22
HD-E23
HD-E24
HD-E25
HD-E26
HD-E27
HD-E28
HD-E29
HD-E30
HD-E31
HD-E32
HD-E33
HD-E34
HD-E35
HD-E36
HD-E37
HD-E38
HDL1
HDL2
HDL3
HDL4
HDL5
SMT-D1
SMT-D2
TD-D1
TD-D2
TD-D3
TD-E01
TD-E02
TD-E03
TD-E04
TD-E05
TD-E06
TD-E07
TD-E08
TD-E09
TD-E10
TD-E11
TD-E12
TD-E13
TD-E14
TD-E15
TD-E16
TD-E17
TD-E18
TD-E19
TD-E20
TD-E21
TD-E22
TD-E23
TD-E24
TD-E25
TD-E26
TDL1
TDL2
X1
X2
X3
X4
X5
X6
