| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age | Files | Lines | |
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| * | chore: track the parked sync-model handoff | Craig Jennings | 12 hours | 1 | -0/+9 |
| | | | | | | | Design input for the last-synced manifest, which is the other half of the propagation fix and still unbuilt. Its point: the locally-edited-and-diverging state isn't rare, because the propagation rule tells projects to patch locally as a stopgap. So an overwrite-and-report has to carry the diff, not just a backup path. A reader needs to tell in one look whether the canonical already contains their patch or whether their change was thrown away and needs re-sending. working/ is tracked from creation, and this sat untracked while the narrowing shipped around it. | ||||
| * | chore: archive work records and park incoming handoffs | Craig Jennings | 29 hours | 4 | -0/+80 |
| Records for the helper-launcher and sync-extraction work, plus four sets of handoffs received from other projects. Each set is parked beside the decision it still needs: sentry's CronCreate correction and its pass-3 reframe, the per-project channel declaration model, the template-sync revert finding, and the nag-event vocabulary. Nothing here is code. The handoffs are kept rather than deleted because two of them turn on the difference between two readings of the same rule, and that difference is the useful part. | |||||
