Acceptance of f968cb21 against TASK-report-density-20260922. Tasks 1, 2, 4
and 5 pass; task 3 does not. Under Node 22, the gate's version, the frontend
suite goes from 3,698 tests / 26 failing to 3,730 / 26 with an identical
failure list; / stays static and first-load gzip moves by 0.007%.
Task 3 renders the ordinary report's fact tables as 948 key/value rows whose
labels are engine paths: 447 carry snake_case keys and 521 carry array
indices, down to a Julian day. The brief never specified columns, so the fix
brief does.
The quick gate's new failure is the privacy scan, and two thirds of it is
mine: the brief pushed in baeec66f carried the comparison chart's real birth
date, time and coordinates. They are removed here and recorded as BUG-1008.
The copy in baeec66f's history stays until the product owner decides whether
to rewrite staging. The remaining hit is a five-character collision inside an
engine timestamp of the fictional fixture, reproduced by regenerating from its
declared fictional input.
Privacy scan on this tree before push: one finding, the fixture collision.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017eEAG8HD3mm8gsKXgk8uU8
Same-chart measurement against the upstream PL9 export: 847,632 chars and
8,044 table rows there, 309,357 and 1,478 here. The engine is not the gap --
twenty divisional charts, four KP tables, Ashtakavarga, the six Shadbala
components, Avastha, Sahams and the annual pack all compute today. The report
contract has nowhere to put them: REPORT_SECTION_KINDS has no table kind and
CHART_IDS lists nine charts.
The outgoing raw appendix also leaks 925 distinct engineering identifiers over
3,797 occurrences, including an internal function name, a third-party engine
name and a third-party product's page numbers. The comparison report scores
zero on every one of those.
The decision record states plainly that two BUG-999 guards are overridden for
the appendix channel only; the ordinary prose projection is untouched.
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Selected and hover fill stay on the whole row. The title and ⋯ no longer draw their own canvas or radius, so they stop looking like two controls (BUG-993, recurrence of BUG-024).
Flip archive tokens to must-not-appear on the session row and session hook only. Keep writeChatSession POST/PATCH and assert delete still uses DELETE. Grep tests/ before deleting frontend symbols.
Remove archive/restore from the session menu and drop archived=1 listing. PATCH still accepts archived_at from old bundles then ignores it. A forward migration clears archived_at without bumping updated_at. Delete stays unchanged.
Local Postgres not() only handled eq/cs, so archived=1 threw and the sidebar archive view returned 500. Compile is not null/true/false instead of inequality.
Empty-consultation filtering is now session_type scoped so birth-time rows stay in the sidebar. Subtitles use updatedAt with sort/group/cursor. New chats stay local until the first send.
Gitea run 2828 validated, then publish hit the 60-minute deadline while
Aliyun apt/pip crawled at about 22 kB/s after a 72h cache prune on a
runner with 677 GiB free. Skip BuildKit prune when disk is above the
minimum, split API apt/pip layers, and point apt/pypi at Huawei Cloud.
Carry explicit local date intervals instead of inferring the day from clock
order. Cluster width, delivery, adoption, and reports keep the actual civil
date; adopted date is stored separately from the reported birth_date.
Algorithm identity is scoring-9 / spec-v5. Scoring weights, confirmation
thresholds, and Skill version are unchanged. Isolated Linux final-3 gates
passed; four pre-existing Python failures remain. This is not a production
release.
Unify minute and block cache identity, keep unverifiable historical results read-only across server tools and write entrypoints, and aggregate completed receipt sources chronologically through a compatible function migration.
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Implement BUG-984 F2 option A and reproduce mixed completed identities through real tools. Stop at the required SQL authorization boundary; F1/F3/F4 remain pending.
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Resolve BUG-985 using independent third-environment review recorded in 0ca3871d. Retain staging's complete BUG-984 task and approved read-only policy.
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Replace machine-specific float hashes with strict score and matrix byte comparisons. Keep quick bridge coverage and document duplicate collection. Verify Windows/Linux float behavior and in-memory candidate-date reversal; record the separate-machine acceptance gap and BUG-984 end-to-end blocker.
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Preserve both the reviewed implementation and latest staging records. No production scoring changes beyond aa46da10.
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Add date-isolated caches and regression coverage, align scoring identity, and freeze full research reruns while preserving historical artifacts. Record unresolved cache/receipt identity and end-to-end acceptance gaps for branch review only.
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