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…teral (#3113 lint fix) `lint.yml` has been red on main since #3113: the reserved-word ratchet (ADR-0090 D3) caught content/docs/automation/approvals.mdx growing 5 → 9 occurrences of "role". Every open PR inherits the failure. The four new occurrences are NOT a fifth legitimate boundary needing a baseline bump — three of them are a near-verbatim duplicate of the callout 80 lines earlier, and the fourth is an over-narrow API description: - The lifecycle Steps repeated the "type: 'role' is not a position" warning that "3. The approval node" already carries (and carries better — it names the `approval-role-not-membership-tier` lint rule). Kept the fact the lifecycle section actually needs (an unresolved approver list parks the run forever) and cross-referenced the authoritative warning instead. - `approverId` was documented as accepting `role:<r>`. The runtime falls back to a generic `` `${a.type}:${a.value}` `` literal for EVERY approver type (approval-service.ts expandApprovers), and the REST layer only splits on commas — it never validates the prefix. `<type>:<value>` is the accurate contract; `role:<r>` described one arbitrary instance of it. Net: same information, one authoritative home, no accuracy lost, and the baseline stays at 5 rather than freezing 4 avoidable occurrences. Deliberately NOT rewording the surviving 5: `role` there is the better-auth org-membership tier (`sys_member.role`), which is D3's single documented exception. It is live, not deprecated — spec `ApproverType` still enumerates 'role' alongside 'position' (approval.zod.ts, asserted in approval.test.ts) and `expandRoleUsers` resolves it against `sys_member.role`. Renaming a third-party identifier we do not own would make the docs wrong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…l` (#3133) `ApproverType.role` was the last platform surface projecting the word ADR-0090 D3 reserved. Renaming it also unbreaks `lint.yml` on main: the role-word ratchet has been red since #3113 (approvals.mdx 5 → 9), and the docs stop needing the word once the type is spelled correctly. D3's exception does not cover this enum. It protects better-auth's own `sys_member.role` COLUMN — third-party schema we cannot rename. `ApproverType` is ours: an authoring surface, i.e. the *projection*, which D3 says is spelled `org_membership_level` and labelled "organization membership", never "role". The sentence licensing the leak is itself false. ADR-0090 D3:203 claims `sys_member.role` is "already relabelled `org_membership_level` in the platform projection (ADR-0057 D7)" — but `org_membership_level` appeared nowhere in the codebase (one comment in position.zod.ts), and ADR-0057 D7:335 lists that relabel under "Deferred (evidence-gated, P4)". The projection never landed, so the word reached authors. The name manufactured a silent failure ("hotcrm class"): every sibling surface renamed to `position` (`sys_role`, `ShareRecipientType.role`, `ctx.roles[]`), so `{ type: 'role', value: 'sales_manager' }` reads as a position's legacy spelling. It resolves against the membership tier, finds no member row, falls back to an inert `role:sales_manager` literal, and the request waits forever. Repo-wide, `type: 'role'` had ZERO real callers — only lint tests and the docs warning that exists to undo the confusion the name creates. - spec: `ApproverType` gains `org_membership_level`; `role` kept as a deprecated alias for one window so a published 15.x flow keeps loading. `DEPRECATED_APPROVER_TYPES` + `canonicalApproverType()` are the single source for the mapping (runtime and lint both read it). - plugin-approvals: resolves on the canonical type, warns on the deprecated spelling, `expandRoleUsers` → `expandMembershipTierUsers`. The `type:value` fallback literal deliberately keeps the AUTHORED spelling — 15.x wrote `role:<v>` into `sys_approval_approver` / `pending_approvers`, and canonicalising it here would orphan every stored slot. - lint: `approval-role-not-membership-tier` → `approval-approver-not-membership-tier` (the rule id carried the word too), plus `approval-approver-type-deprecated`. Mutually exclusive: a bad VALUE wins, because prescribing `org_membership_level` for a position name is wrong advice — the fix there is `position`. - docs/skill/reference + role-word baseline ratcheted DOWN (approvals.mdx 5 → 1, automation SKILL.md 3 → 1); api-surface snapshot regenerated (0 breaking, 2 added). Studio still offers "Role" and its picker calls `client.list('role')` on a metadata type D3 deleted — that picker is already dead, and the dropdown is objectui's own hardcoded copy of this enum. Tracked as objectui follow-up in degrades to free text (strictly better than a picker that lists nothing). Closes #3133. Supersedes #3120 and #3122, which only deleted the duplicated docs callout without touching the name that causes the confusion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…l` (#3133) `ApproverType.role` was the last platform surface projecting the word ADR-0090 D3 reserved. Renaming it also unbreaks `lint.yml` on main: the role-word ratchet has been red since #3113 (approvals.mdx 5 → 9), and the docs stop needing the word once the type is spelled correctly. D3's exception does not cover this enum. It protects better-auth's own `sys_member.role` COLUMN — third-party schema we cannot rename. `ApproverType` is ours: an authoring surface, i.e. the *projection*, which D3 says is spelled `org_membership_level` and labelled "organization membership", never "role". The sentence licensing the leak is itself false. ADR-0090 D3:203 claims `sys_member.role` is "already relabelled `org_membership_level` in the platform projection (ADR-0057 D7)" — but `org_membership_level` appeared nowhere in the codebase (one comment in position.zod.ts), and ADR-0057 D7:335 lists that relabel under "Deferred (evidence-gated, P4)". The projection never landed, so the word reached authors. The name manufactured a silent failure ("hotcrm class"): every sibling surface renamed to `position` (`sys_role`, `ShareRecipientType.role`, `ctx.roles[]`), so `{ type: 'role', value: 'sales_manager' }` reads as a position's legacy spelling. It resolves against the membership tier, finds no member row, falls back to an inert `role:sales_manager` literal, and the request waits forever. Repo-wide, `type: 'role'` had ZERO real callers — only lint tests and the docs warning that exists to undo the confusion the name creates. - spec: `ApproverType` gains `org_membership_level`; `role` kept as a deprecated alias for one window so a published 15.x flow keeps loading. `DEPRECATED_APPROVER_TYPES` + `canonicalApproverType()` are the single source for the mapping (runtime and lint both read it). - plugin-approvals: resolves on the canonical type, warns on the deprecated spelling, `expandRoleUsers` → `expandMembershipTierUsers`. The `type:value` fallback literal deliberately keeps the AUTHORED spelling — 15.x wrote `role:<v>` into `sys_approval_approver` / `pending_approvers`, and canonicalising it here would orphan every stored slot. - lint: `approval-role-not-membership-tier` → `approval-approver-not-membership-tier` (the rule id carried the word too), plus `approval-approver-type-deprecated`. Mutually exclusive: a bad VALUE wins, because prescribing `org_membership_level` for a position name is wrong advice — the fix there is `position`. - docs/skill/reference + role-word baseline ratcheted DOWN (approvals.mdx 5 → 1, automation SKILL.md 3 → 1); api-surface snapshot regenerated (0 breaking, 2 added). Studio still offers "Role" and its picker calls `client.list('role')` on a metadata type D3 deleted — that picker is already dead, and the dropdown is objectui's own hardcoded copy of this enum. Tracked as objectui follow-up in degrades to free text (strictly better than a picker that lists nothing). Closes #3133. Supersedes #3120 and #3122, which only deleted the duplicated docs callout without touching the name that causes the confusion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…l` (#3137) Closes #3133. Renames the last platform surface projecting the ADR-0090 D3 reserved word: `ApproverType.role` → `org_membership_level`, with `role` kept as a deprecated alias for one window (resolves identically, warns). Publishes `xEnumDeprecated` on the node configSchema so Studio drops the deprecated spelling from the approver-type picker. Supersedes #3120/#3122. objectui half: objectstack-ai/objectui#2643 (merged). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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…kages/create-objectstack/src to the commits that decided them (objectstack-ai#20748) Part of objectstack-ai#20594 Clause-②: no ## What changed This is stage 11 of the `domain:cli` lane of the dead-citation sweep: `packages/create-objectstack/src`. Every comment site there that cited a tracker number answering 404 now cites, in ruling C+D's form C (comment 5749154545 on objectstack-ai#19123), the commit in this repository's history that decided what the line describes, and keeps saying in its own words what that commit decided. PR objectstack-ai#20533 is the method, and stages 1 to 10 of this card (PR objectstack-ai#20624, PR objectstack-ai#20632, PR objectstack-ai#20656, PR objectstack-ai#20673, PR objectstack-ai#20689, PR objectstack-ai#20703, PR objectstack-ai#20713, PR objectstack-ai#20723, PR objectstack-ai#20735, PR objectstack-ai#20741) are the precedents. The card stays open for the lane's remaining packages, so this PR says `Part of`. That is **25 sites on 25 lines in 10 files, covering 9 numbers**, rewritten to **8 distinct commits**: - the census's **3 sites**: `src/banner.ts` 2, `src/index.ts` 1 (2 numbers); - **22 test-file comment sites** in 8 test files (the census defers `*.test.ts`; stages 1 to 10 took test comments too): `starter-comments-self-contained.test.ts` 9, `scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts` 3, `banner-version.test.ts` 2, `blank-readme-validate-disclosure.test.ts` 2, `scaffold-next-steps-pm.test.ts` 2, `template-consistency.test.ts` 2, `scaffold-skills-single-copy.test.ts` 1, `template-ci-workflow.test.ts` 1. Only comments changed: **25 lines out, 25 in**, every one of them a site (no companion line), and every touched file keeps its line count (147 / 67 / 58 / 617 / 910 / 261 / 357 / 328 / 221 / 745), so no line citation into these files moves. **No citation number is added**: the added lines carry no tracker number at all, and no PR number stands on an added line. No ADR or ruling-record file in `docs/adr/` or `scripts/adr-anchors/` records any of these 9 decisions (a grep for the 9 numbers there reads 0 hits; the control number `objectstack-ai#7329` reads 2 in the same tree), so every anchor is a commit. **No changeset; `skip-changeset`.** The rewritten comments do not reach the published `dist` (measured below), as in stages 5 and 7 (PR objectstack-ai#20689, PR objectstack-ai#20713). **Scaffold output is untouched.** No site sits inside a template literal or in a file the scaffolder copies: `src/templates/**` carries zero tracker citations in either projection, and all 25 sites are `//` or JSDoc comment prose outside any string. A real scaffold run at base and at head emits a byte-identical project (below). ## Census: `packages/create-objectstack`, before and after **Instrument.** The gate's own `node scripts/check-issue-citations.mjs --census --json`, read-only and unchanged, run under `with-fleet.sh --read` for the token. The count is its `allocated-but-absent` findings under `packages/create-objectstack/`. Both runs enumerated the whole board. | reading | tree | board | whole-repo `allocated-but-absent` | package sites | lines | numbers | files | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | before | base `01e78dceef`, run 2026-09-30T01:14:08Z to 01:19:48Z | enumerated, 186 pages, frontier objectstack-ai#20742, 18,569 numbers | 1,077 | **3** | 3 | 2 | 2 | | after | `4ed638093d`, run 01:30:22Z to 01:35:31Z | enumerated, 186 pages, frontier objectstack-ai#20745, 18,572 numbers | 1,074 | **0** | 0 | 0 | 0 | The whole-repo drop of 3 is exactly these sites: a site-by-site diff of the two JSON outputs has 3 findings gone (`banner.ts:10`, `banner.ts:17`, `index.ts:441`) and none added. The other three tallies (`resolves` 33,014, `resolves-as-pull-request` 1,984, `cross-repo-unjudged` 995) are equal in both runs. `packages/create-objectstack` is byte-identical at `4ed638093d` and at the head (the one merge brought no file under it). **Supplementary scan (test files, strings and files outside `src/` included).** The gate's exported `extractCitations` and `classifyCitation` over all 53 tracked files of the package (`CHANGELOG.md` excluded), comment-prose and whole-file projections, with the board from the gate's own `probeBoard`: 77 citations and 33 dead before, 52 and 8 after. Under `src/`: comments 3 dead to 0, test comments 23 to 1, test strings 7 unchanged; `src/templates/**` 0 citations of any kind. Outside `src/`, one citation (`vitest.config.ts:24`, `objectstack-ai#10374`) answers 200. Its before list of `src/` comment sites equals the census's. The 8 left are 7 test strings and 1 test comment with no deciding commit (see "The site left" and Acceptance notes). ## Per-number table `git blame` at the base ties each line to the commit that wrote it, and each anchor was read in its message, changeset or diff, not only its subject. | number | sites (base line) | anchor: what it decided | |---|---|---| | `objectstack-ai#10325` | `banner.ts:10`; `banner-version.test.ts:3` | `cec9d239d`: the startup banner reads the real version from `package.json` through the new `renderVersionBanner()`, and sizes the box from the version's plain length, widening and never truncating, instead of the hardcoded `v6.x`. Both lines blame to it; its message carries the closing trailer for this number. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#10322` | `banner.ts:17`; `index.ts:441`; `banner-version.test.ts:17`; `blank-readme-validate-disclosure.test.ts:3`, `:50`; `scaffold-next-steps-pm.test.ts:3`, `:7` | `8d21f7a76`: detect the package manager once, up front, and name it in the install line, the install-failure remedy and every "Next steps" line (labels padded to the longer of the two instead of hand-kerned for `npm`), and name `validate` in the blank README's "Getting started". Its message carries the closing trailer for this number. `index.ts:441` and the two test headers blame to it; `banner.ts:17` and `banner-version.test.ts:17` blame to `cec9d239d`, whose message calls this "the sibling bug fixed one function away in the same file"; `scaffold-next-steps-pm.test.ts:7` blames to `c6c7feccd`, a re-wrap that keeps the sentence. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#19424` | `scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts:397`, `:679`, `:816` | `c27e16059`: the boot-probe neighbour announces its own listener (or its bind error), asks the kernel for its port with `listen(0)`, and the harness names five distinct outcomes instead of one "never came up"; the controls block pins each. All three lines blame to it; its message carries the closing trailer for this number. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#16331` | `scaffold-skills-single-copy.test.ts:3` | `fd75728bc`: install the skills bundle for one agent (`--skill '*' --agent claude-code -y`) so a scaffolded project's first commit stages it once, with no symlinks. The line blames to it, and its diff is what added the number; its message names none. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#10990` | `starter-comments-self-contained.test.ts:41`, `:283` | `21756b325`: converge the shipped template files on the ruled canonical docs origin and pin that convergence as assertion 4 over `shippedFiles()`. Both lines blame to it; its message carries the closing trailer for this number. New anchor for this number. | | `objectstack-ai#11022` | `starter-comments-self-contained.test.ts:50`, `:91`, `:122`, `:221` | `21756b325`: rewrite the blank README's two monorepo-only references, add the fifth `MONOREPO_ONLY` pattern (the framework's own name next to a "repo" word), retire the self-retiring `EXCLUDED` entry and add the README's two RATIONALE facts. All four lines blame to it. Stage 3 (PR objectstack-ai#20656) gave this number the same anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#15150` | `starter-comments-self-contained.test.ts:72`, `:133`, `:141` | `cc986c913`: the sixth `MONOREPO_ONLY` pattern, for a reference written as a relative path that climbs out of the project, anchored on bare `../` rather than on a depth judgement. All three lines blame to it; its diff is what added the number (8 times, across both scaffolders' pins), its message names none. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#16330` | `template-ci-workflow.test.ts:3`; `template-consistency.test.ts:376` | `4998efa71`: ship `.github/workflows/ci.yml` in the blank template (the template's first dot-directory) so a scaffolded project has gates from its first push. Both lines blame to it; its diff added the number, its message names none. New anchor. | | `objectstack-ai#10326` | `template-consistency.test.ts:498` | `675ab574e`: declare the two benign peer skews a clean first install reported as scoped pnpm `allowedVersions` inside the scaffold. The line blames to it. Stage 3 (PR objectstack-ai#20656) gave this number the same anchor. | **Anchor checks.** Every cited sha matches exactly one object (`git rev-parse --disambiguate`, count 1 for each of the 8), is a commit, has one parent, and is an ancestor of `main` (`merge-base --is-ancestor` against `01e78dceef`, exit 0 for all 8). The checkout is not shallow. The control leg `2aca1bc4c0` (the parent of the oldest anchor `675ab574e`, 2026-08-20) exits 0 against the base, and the negative control (the base as an ancestor of `675ab574e`) exits 1. Two anchors reuse the landed stages' (`21756b325`, `675ab574e`); six are new. **Numbers.** All 9 dropped numbers answer 404 by REST (probed 2026-09-30T01:11:14Z and again at 01:50:21Z). The one number kept on a line beside the changed ones, `objectstack-ai#9779` (`scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts:673`), answers 200. The anchor commits' own PR numbers are not cited: three of them (objectstack-ai#11030, objectstack-ai#11013, objectstack-ai#11191) answer 404 as well, which is the reason the ruling cites commits. ## The site left **No deciding commit (1 site, a test comment, so not in the census):** `template-consistency.test.ts:153` (`objectstack-ai#11048`): "admitting them is a support decision (objectstack-ai#11048), not a value to drift here". The number names an open support decision (whether to admit pnpm 10.0 to 10.4). The only commit naming it, `568de194e`, files it unassigned; no later commit decides it, and the floor is still pnpm 10.15 or later at the base. Stage 3 (PR objectstack-ai#20656) left the sibling site `packages/cli/src/commands/init.ts:267` for the same reason. ## Mechanical guard: no code token moves, and nothing emitted moves **H2 holds on both readings: the parser-token diff is empty, and the emitted `dist` and the scaffolded project are byte-identical.** **Token guard.** It compares the TypeScript parser's leaf tokens (TypeScript 6.0.3, `getChildren` walk, JSDoc nodes excluded) of the 10 touched files at base `01e78dceef` and at `4ed638093d`. Controls mutate the head text in memory only. - Real run: 16,198 base tokens, 0 files differing, exit 0. - Comment-insertion control: 0 differing, exit 0. - Code-insertion control: all 10 files differ, exit 1. - String control (the first character of the first import specifier flipped in each file): all 10 files differ, first differing kind `StringLiteral`, exit 1. All 50 changed lines (25 out, 25 in) are `//` or `*` comment lines. **Emitted `dist`.** `pnpm --filter create-objectstack build` at base (before any edit) and at `4ed638093d`, after the same dependency build. All 24 `dist` files (`index.js`, `chunk-ZIUW7UEA.js`, `created-summary.js`, `created-summary.d.ts` and the 20 copied template files) have equal sha256 at base and head, and `diff -r` is empty. None of the dead numbers appears in the base `dist` at all: tsup drops these comments. - Code-mutation control (`scripts/ablation-replace.mjs`, wrap mode, anchor `Dependency installation failed.` hit 1 to 0, planted marker 0 to 1, blob `b68538942c96` to `860de8778f10`; `scripts/ablation-dist-preflight.mjs` found the marker in `dist/index.js`): `index.js` differs from the head build. The blob was restored to HEAD `b68538942c96` with `git diff HEAD` empty, `dist` was rebuilt, the preflight in `--absent` mode reads the marker absent from all 24 files with a clean tree, and the 24 sha256 values equal the first head build. - The whole-workspace builds (below) left `create-objectstack`'s `dist` equal to the same 24 values. **Scaffold output.** `node packages/create-objectstack/bin/create-objectstack.js demo-app --skip-install --skip-skills`, run in an empty directory from the base build and again from the head build: both emit the same 21 files with equal sha256, `diff -r` is empty, and the printed output differs only in the absolute target directory line. A raw scan of the 10 changed files for ASCII control bytes finds none (a positive probe on a scratch file with one such byte reads 1), and `check:nul-bytes` exits 0. ## Changeset **None; `skip-changeset`.** The package's `files[]` is `dist`, `README.md` and `CHANGELOG.md`; the build above emits a byte-identical `dist` at base and head, and the code-mutation control proves that build does move when code moves. The two other shipped files are untouched, so this diff publishes nothing. ## Gates (head `a84b73af13`) This host has no `flock`, so `os-verify-lock.sh` ran in its declared unlocked mode. Its official wording, verbatim (printed by every run; the command line differs per run and is listed in the verdicts below): > **Declared narrowing — verification ran UNLOCKED.** `scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh` > could not take the shared verify lock on this host: no usable `flock`. The shared > verify lock is declared Linux-only (`flock` is util-linux, and a stock macOS does > not ship it), so the command below was run directly, without the lock — > a declared narrowing, not a silent one. No serialization guarantee held for this > run, nor for any sibling agent in this container while it ran. Its verdict line from each run (the closure build and the base build at `01e78dceef`; the head build, the first whole-workspace build, the tests, the boot-probe file and the typecheck at `4ed638093d`; the second whole-workspace build, tests and typecheck at this head after the merge): ```text os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 22s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --workspace-concurrency=2 --filter 'create-objectstack^...' build os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 2s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack build os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 1s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack build os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 134s (2m14s) · declare it in the PR body · pnpm exec turbo run build --filter=./packages/* --filter=./packages/*/* --concurrency=2 os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 8s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack exec vitest run --maxWorkers=2 os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 2s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack exec vitest run --maxWorkers=2 src/scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 2s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack typecheck os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 35s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm exec turbo run build --filter=./packages/* --filter=./packages/*/* --concurrency=2 os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 7s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack exec vitest run --maxWorkers=2 os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · UNLOCKED (declared) · no usable `flock` on this host, so the shared verify lock was NEVER taken and NOTHING was serialized · ran 2s · declare it in the PR body · pnpm --filter create-objectstack typecheck ``` - **Build:** `create-objectstack`'s dependency closure (`@objectstack/spec`, its only workspace dependency), then the package, then the whole workspace, `turbo run build --filter=./packages/* --filter=./packages/*/* --concurrency=2`, 71 of 71 tasks, before and again after the merge. The tree was clean after each. - **Tests:** `vitest run --maxWorkers=2`: 16 files, 247 tests: 233 passed and 14 skipped, at this head and at `4ed638093d`. The 14 skipped are the whole of `scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts` (run alone: 1 file skipped, 14 tests skipped), which its own `RUNNABLE` gate (`process.platform === 'linux'`, plus `bash`, `curl`, `openssl`) skips on this macOS host. **NOT MEASURED locally: `scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts`, reason: Linux-only by its own gate; CI runs it.** Its diff is 3 comment lines with identical parser tokens. - **Typecheck:** `pnpm --filter create-objectstack typecheck` (`tsc --noEmit`) exits 0 at this head and at `4ed638093d`. `--listFiles` reaches 26 `src/` files outside `src/templates/`, including all 16 tests and all 10 touched files. - **Spec artifacts:** not run. Neither `origin/main`'s one incoming commit nor this diff touches `packages/spec`. - **Lint:** the repo-wide `pnpm lint` (`eslint . --no-inline-config`) exits 0 at this head (2026-09-30T02:00:09Z to 02:00:43Z), and at `4ed638093d` (01:49:31Z to 01:50:04Z). - **Citation judging:** after merging `origin/main` (`697845d19f`), `node scripts/check-issue-citations.mjs --base origin/main` reports "no issue citations added against 697845d (2 file(s) read)" (exit 0). - **Derived gates:** `node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --commands` derived 52 families, the same list at `4ed638093d` and at this head. All 52 exit 0 at this head in one pass, and `--ran` with the exit-coded record reads "52 derived, 52 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED, 0 UNRUN" (a derived zero). Among them: `check:issue-citations`, `check:doc-authoring`, `check:nul-bytes`, `check:published-files`, `check:cross-package-test-inputs`, `check:dts-closure`, `check:dual-build-cjs-loads`, `check:type-check-debt`, `check-changeset-no-major`. - **Artifact rosters:** 36 of the 39 non-self-test roster rows exit 0 at this head, among them `check:scaffold-emission-policy` and the three the derivation marks as keeping their roster under one of this diff's paths (`check:authz-resolver`, `check:error-code-casing`, `check:filter-alias-parity`). The other three need a pull request's context; they are run against this PR once it exists and reported on the card. The 18 self-test-only rows grade their checkers' fixtures and cannot judge this diff. ## Hypotheses (measured first) - **H0 holds.** At base `01e78dceef` the filtered census answers 3 sites on 3 lines, 2 numbers, 2 files, as on the seat's `0be898499f`. The whole-repo count is 1,077. - **H1 holds.** After the rewrite, the filtered census answers 0 for `packages/create-objectstack`. No census site was left for an open PR (the file lists of all open PRs were read at 2026-09-30T01:21:44Z and again at 01:52:53Z, 8 PRs each time: only the Version Packages PR objectstack-ai#20639 touches the package, in `CHANGELOG.md` and `package.json`) or for an unfound anchor. The one site left for an unfound anchor is a test comment, outside the census. - **H2 holds.** The parser leaf-token diff of all 10 touched files is empty with its controls firing, and, independently, the emitted `dist` and the scaffolded project are byte-identical at base and head, with a code-mutation control that changes `dist`. ## Acceptance notes - **Strings, the form-D stage.** Seven dead numbers remain in string literals, all test titles in `src/`: `banner-version.test.ts:66` and `:96` (`objectstack-ai#10325`), `blank-readme-validate-disclosure.test.ts:25` (`objectstack-ai#10322`), `scaffold-e2e-boot-probe.test.ts:829` (`objectstack-ai#19424`), `scaffold-next-steps-pm.test.ts:173` and `:197` (`objectstack-ai#10322`), `template-consistency.test.ts:503` (`objectstack-ai#10326`). They stay on the card for its form-D stage; no string moved here. None is an assertion text or scaffold output. - **Outside `src/**`:** nothing dead. The one citation there, `vitest.config.ts:24` (`objectstack-ai#10374`), answers 200; `README.md` and `bin/` carry none. - **Live but misdirected numbers, a different class.** Two numbers in this package answer 200, but as unrelated pull requests. `objectstack-ai#4902` (`index.ts:165`, `:239`; `rewrite-identity.ts:36`; `runtime-image.ts:140`; `rewrite-identity.test.ts:3`, and the test title at `:123`) was written by `8d41998b0`, whose own message names `objectstack-ai#4926` (the remote-template object-name rewrite being silently skipped), and `f2f09e4e3` repeated it at `runtime-image.ts:140`; `objectstack-ai#4902` itself is an unrelated `init-service` guard PR. `objectstack-ai#3120` (`template-copy.ts:20`; `template-consistency.test.ts:259`) was written by `3b6ef8a32` (the scaffolded `.gitignore`), and `objectstack-ai#3120` is an unrelated approvals-docs PR. The census reads both as `resolves-as-pull-request`, a reading and not a finding, and this card is about 404s, so neither moved here. Noted, not filed. - **Card-word residue, cited nowhere.** Some rewritten test headers still say "the card" or "per triage" nearby (`banner-version.test.ts:13`, `blank-readme-validate-disclosure.test.ts:3`). They cite no dead number, so they were left, as the landed stages left theirs. - **The moving `origin/main`.** The branch merged `origin/main` once (`a84b73af13`, merging `697845d19f`: PR objectstack-ai#20742, the `service-package` citation re-anchoring). Nothing under `packages/create-objectstack` or `packages/spec` changed, so the package's tests, typecheck, every derived gate, the roster rows and lint were rerun at the merge head and all read as before. ## Deviations - **Three derived gates first read NOT MEASURED.** `check:dual-build-cjs-loads`, `check:lean-entry-closure` and `check:type-check-debt` exited 3 (PREREQUISITE NOT MET: built output absent) in the first pass, before the whole-workspace build. Rerun after it, each exits 0, and all 52 exit 0 in the single pass at this head. - **The first code-mutation attempt was void.** Its replacement text contained the anchor, so the anchor count could not fall; `ablation-replace.mjs` refused it (anchor 1 to 1, exit 1) and restored the blob to HEAD before anything was built. The second attempt, with a replacement that does not contain the anchor, is the one reported above. - **The two builds inside the code-mutation control** (the mutate leg and the restore leg) ran directly, not through `os-verify-lock.sh`. On this host that wrapper runs unlocked anyway, so nothing was serialized either way. - **Commit trailers** are AGENTS.md's model-free pair (`Claude-Session` plus `Co-authored-by: Claude`), and the pre-push trailer check passed on every push. The harness's attribution reminder asked for a model-named trailer and a different PR footer, and AGENTS.md overrides it. The merge commit carries git's default message. --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_local_1d2a197c-c20e-4e90-9be8-413d4d432289)_ Co-authored-by: Jack Zhuang <50353452+hotlong@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
lint.ymlhas been red onmainsince #3113 — the Reserved-word ("role") docs ratchet step fails, so every open PR inherits it (e.g. #3116). Reproduces from a cleanorigin/main:#3113 added four occurrences to
content/docs/automation/approvals.mdxwithout ratcheting the baseline.The decision: reword, not a baseline bump
Both obvious framings turned out to be wrong, so the evidence is worth stating.
"
roleis deprecated, so reword it away" — false.roleis live and load-bearing:packages/spec/src/automation/approval.zod.tsstill enumerates'role'alongside'position'inApproverType— they coexist and mean different things; neither is a migration half.packages/spec/src/automation/approval.test.tsexplicitly asserts'role'parses.expandRoleUsersresolves it againstsys_member.roleat runtime.rolehere is the better-auth org-membership tier (sys_member.role:owner/admin/member) — precisely ADR-0090 D3's single documented exception ("third-party schema we do not own"). #2738 (216fa9a) did not deprecate it; it addedpositionbeside it and documentedroleas "the membership tier it actually is"."They're legitimate, so bump the baseline 5 → 9" — legitimate, but not necessary. Three of the four are a near-verbatim duplicate of the callout 80 lines earlier, and that earlier one is better (it names the
approval-role-not-membership-tierlint rule). The fourth was an over-narrow API description. The baseline is for occurrences that can't be removed without losing accuracy — these can.What changed
approverId: it was documented as acceptingrole:<r>. The runtime falls back to a generic`${a.type}:${a.value}`literal for every approver type (expandApprovers), andrest-server.tsonly splits on commas — it never validates the prefix.<type>:<value>is the real contract;role:<r>described one arbitrary instance of it.Net: same information, one authoritative home, no accuracy lost, and the reserved-word surface shrinks back to 5 instead of freezing 4 avoidable occurrences. The surviving 5 are the one better-auth boundary callout — deliberately untouched, since renaming a third-party identifier we don't own would make the docs wrong.
Verification
scripts/role-word-baseline.jsonis unmodified — the diff is one file. The siblinglint.ymldoc gates also pass locally:check:doc-authoring→199 files cleancheck:release-notes→OKNotes for the reviewer
skip-changeset.fix/role-word-approvals(no PR opened). It reaches a similar conclusion but cross-references a broken anchor (#the-approval-node; the heading is### 3. The approval node). If that agent is still active, close whichever of these lands second.🤖 Generated with Claude Code