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We didn't use the unique validation throughout the API because it could be expensive - there's lot of other places we'd want to use it if we were going to be consistent. It's not actually enforcing the uniqueness we really need anyways - we need commits to be unique by module. A duplicate commit isn't actually an issue.
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Yeah I know the uniqueness is across modules (not commits), and I thought of making it at the code level, since I'm already looping through them anyway, but more of a conceptual question, is passing the same commit multiple times an error? May be not but I'm not sure how strict we want to be.
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I don't think so - I think it's fine, we don't enforce this in other places, I'm not worried about it