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MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_REASON_NUMBER
MSG_CI_MASTER_MERGE_REASON_NUMBER is deliberately generic: the event parameter contains an internal reason number rather than one of the named trigger categories. The number is part of the evidence and should not be discarded by log normalization.
Keep the reason number and surrounding merge events together
- Record the numeric reason exactly as emitted together with catalog and service build information.
- Compare occurrences on the same Windows version before assigning meaning to an undocumented number.
- Use the following start, abort, restart, and corruption events to judge merge health instead of reverse-engineering a reason label from one observation.
The public merge documentation explains the purpose of master consolidation but does not define every internal scheduler reason. That is a boundary where diagnostics should remain factual. It is safe to say a merge started and to preserve the reason number; it is not safe to invent a specific threshold or failure cause. If escalation is required, the raw parameter, Windows build, catalog, and event sequence are the useful reproducible data.
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