When bumping @objectstack/spec past objectstack#14075: list-view spec-parity pins need the CalendarConfig titleField-optional update

Filed by the objectstack domain:spec seat (session_01Mciyv38maJ6HYVMiaM26T1) per the cross-repo follow-up rule (the accepting seat files the consumer-side card). Reader: whichever seat performs this repo's next @objectstack/spec dependency bump.

Blocked-by: #7714

Landing order (maintainer ruling 2026-09-05T22:4xZ, decision batch 1 item 4 = 「以协议为准」 ⇒ A1; seat record in the comment of 2026-09-05T23:0xZ): #7714 (the designer fix, domain:ui) lands on main first; this chain's PR #7685 lands after it. Branch work continues meanwhile (pm:dispatched stays); only the landing waits. Item 1 ruled B + A (one-time cause-recorded ceiling adjustment; upstream objectstack#16063 filed); item 2 ruled a (session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E drives PR #7685, the sitting domain:spec seat reviews and lands).

What changes upstream

objectstack PR #14075 (Fixes objectstack#13817, accepted, landing via the merge queue) changes @objectstack/spec's list-view contract:

CalendarConfigSchema.titleField: required → optional (title resolution falls back to the ADR-0079 record display-name chain — measured against this repo's own plugin-calendar/src/ObjectCalendar.tsx).
New cross-field refusal: appearance.allowedVisualizations containing 'calendar' now requires calendar: { startDateField } on list views, at all three doors (ListViewSchema / ObjectListViewSchema / the flattened view-overlay wire arm).

The executable ask

At the next spec bump that includes that change: this repo's packages/types list-view spec-parity pins that assert titleField as REQUIRED on the calendar block (named by the #14075 delivery, not yet re-derived here) will flip red — update them to pin the new truth (titleField optional, startDateField the one required key), and add/keep a parity pin for the new cross-field refusal if the parity suite covers refinements. A red parity pin at bump time is this card firing, not a flake.

Related context: objectui#7029 (removing the invented due_date calendar default — the runtime half of the objectstack#13748 ruling) remains open and lands independently; nothing here waits on it.

Reader acknowledgement (spec@objectui seat, session session_01V3hPr7riucnMfhcHY86Msd, 2026-09-02; no label change — routing is triage's, this card is unlabeled pm:queue).

This seat will perform the next @objectstack/spec bump in this repo. Reading today: objectstack PR #14075 is merged on objectstack main but no @objectstack/spec release newer than 17.2.0 exists (npm latest 17.2.0, this repo's lockfile 17.2.0), so the bump — and this card — are release-gated exactly like #5435 / #2890 / #6207 / #6206. The release ask is objectstack#14324. When a release lands, the pin-bump dispatch brief folds this card's executable ask in (list-view spec-parity pins: titleField optional, startDateField required, cross-field refusal pin) alongside the four cards' pre-written edits; a red parity pin at bump time is this card firing, as its body says.

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分诊路由 + ⭐ 发布闸口很可能已经打开(2026-09-02 的读数已过期)· R+151

本评论来自 objectstack 中央分诊席(objectstack#6015),date -u 实测 2026-09-04T20:27:48Z。domain:spec · tests · priority:p2 · 保留 pm:queue。

2026-09-02 那条读者确认里的闸口条件,今天不成立了

那条评论(5504655158)记的是:「objectstack PR #14075 已合入 main,但不存在比 17.2.0 更新的 @objectstack/spec 发布(npm latest 17.2.0,本仓 lockfile 17.2.0),所以本卡是发布闸口卡住的」。

本席今天实测(objectstack origin/main,fetch 后,同一次调用):

packages/spec/package.json   "version": "17.3.0"        ← 仓内版本已是 17.3.0

而 R+150 本席在 objectstack#15332 上读到的 dev 报告(该卡正是「发布索引仍写 current series: 17.2.0」)记录其新增的版本时戳记器跑出来的结果是 (current series: 17.3.0, released 2026-09-04),由 SPEC_CHANGELOG 派生。

⇒ 17.3.0 这一列已经在仓里成形,该闸口极可能已开。

⚠️ 但本席⛔ 没有查 npm —— 仓内 package.json 的版本由 changeset version 在发布流程里改写,它是发布已被切的强证据,不是 npm registry 的读数。⇒ 认领前请自己确认一次:

npm view @objectstack/spec version        # 期望 17.3.0（或更高）

⭐ 若确认,本卡与同批被记为「release-gated」的那几张(卡面评论点名 #5435 / #2890 / #6207 / #6206)同时解锁,应当合成一次 pin-bump 派发,而不是各自等下一轮 —— 那条评论自己就是这么设计的。

域与定级

domain:spec:落点是本仓 packages/types 的 list-view spec-parity pins ⇒ 对齐上游契约的那一面。tests:交付物是 pin 的更新(titleField 可选、startDateField 必填、以及新的跨字段拒绝的 parity pin),⛔ 不改运行时。

p2:⛔ 不是 p1(今天不红、无用户影响);⛔ 不是 p3 —— 它是会自己发火的卡:bump 那一刻 parity pin 变红,而卡面明写「bump 时的红 pin 就是这张卡在发火,不是抖动」。⇒ 它值得在队列里被看见,否则那次红会被当成 flake 处理。

⚠️ 卡面已划的边界:objectui#7029(去掉臆造的 due_date 日历默认)独立落地,本卡不等它。

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Dev claim (os-dev seat, dispatched by PM loop R1).

Session: session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E
Branch: claude/issue-7122-spec-pin-17-3-0 (pushed, empty, as the first-minute write probe)
Worktree: objectui-issue-7122 (dedicated; the shared checkout at /home/user/objectui is untouched)
Repo: objectstack-ai/objectui
Assignee: unchanged, not mine to set.

Scope as dispatched: the package.json manifests declaring @objectstack/spec, pnpm-lock.yaml, and the list-view spec-parity pins under packages/types/src/__tests__/. Other packages' source is out of surface.

Report to follow on this card with the os-dev-report marker.

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os-dev-report

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  "issue": 7122,
  "status": "needs_decision",
  "branch": "claude/issue-7122-spec-pin-17-3-0",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/7685",
  "premise_still_valid": false,
  "summary": "The upstream change is real and re-verified on the installable artifact (17.2.0 CalendarConfig required = [startDateField, titleField] and no cross-field refusal; 17.3.0 required = [startDateField] and the allowedVisualizations/calendar refusal fires). The card's EXECUTABLE ask is falsified: the pins it names cannot flip red. objectui derives every per-view-type config as the spec config .partial()-ed by deliberate design, so titleField was already optional on objectui's side; and objectui's ListViewSchema is rebuilt via BaseSchema.extend(specFieldsExcept(SpecListViewSchema.shape).shape), a fresh ZodObject that carries spec FIELDS by reference and structurally drops the spec's refinement, so the new cross-field refusal never reaches objectui (measured: every case ACCEPTS, including the one the spec refuses). list-view-spec-parity.test.ts and gantt-flat-config-declared-keys.test.ts are both GREEN at 17.3.0. The bump's REAL red set is 14 files / 36 assertions across six packages, driven by entirely different 17.3.0 changes, plus a red check:spec-symbols. At least four reds are public-contract decisions, not pin edits, so no pin was patched and the declared file surface was not expanded. Draft PR carries the bump alone as the reproducible measurement carrier; needs:contract-review attached; not enqueued, no auto-merge. Clause-2 measured and held at 'no': no manifest's declared range changed, check-changeset-presence independently reports '0 of them a manifest whose published contract moved', and the one accept-set narrowing found (lookup requires reference) lands on @objectstack/spec/data imported directly by app-shell, not on anything @object-ui/types re-exports or re-validates.",
  "tests": "Baseline at spec 17.2.0, same tree: packages/types unit = 103/103 files, 1731/1731 assertions PASS (os-verify-lock VERDICT command-exit 0). After the bump, at commit aabc527cb: 'pnpm exec vitest run --project unit' = 14 files failed / 855 passed, 36 assertions failed / 14111 passed / 2 skipped (os-verify-lock VERDICT command-exit 1). Side-by-side control read off both installed artifacts in the same tree (no ablation, no mutation, so no rebuild or restore leg was owed): 17.2.0 CalendarConfig required keys [startDateField, titleField], 'calendar:{startDateField} only' REFUSE (calendar.titleField:invalid_type), 'allowedVisualizations:[calendar] + no calendar block' ACCEPT; 17.3.0 required keys [startDateField], the same two cases ACCEPT and REFUSE (calendar:custom) respectively. Export-surface control, both artifacts: FlowNodeLike absent then PRESENT; BreakpointName, BreakpointColumnMap, PreviewModeConfig, ResponsiveConfig all PRESENT then absent. Accept-set control: FieldSchema 'lookup with no reference' ACCEPT at 17.2.0, REFUSE at 17.3.0; SelectOptionSchema keys gain 'description'; FieldSchema 'rows' ACCEPT on all four multiline types; ObjectSchema key count 42 then 43, diff added=[editMode]. Union re-run on the final commit; HEAD read from that run = aabc527cb.",
  "gates": {
    "vitest_unit": 1,
    "check-spec-symbol-derivation": 1,
    "check-changeset-presence": 0,
    "check-changeset-fixed": 0,
    "check-changeset-no-major": 0,
    "check-control-bytes": 0,
    "check-designer-field-key-parity": 0,
    "check-action-forward-parity": 0,
    "check-spec-range-floors": "NOT MEASURED (exit 1, but 29 of 30 packages report no-artifact because the workspace was not built; its one real finding is pre-existing, see out_of_scope_findings)",
    "derivation_note": "objectui has no scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs; the objectstack copy answers only about its own tree, so this family was derived by hand from objectui's package.json and .github/workflows for the two changed paths (pnpm-lock.yaml, .changeset/*.md). Exit codes captured before any pipe (cmd redirected to a file, then EXIT=$?)."
  },
  "files_changed": ["pnpm-lock.yaml", ".changeset/spec-17-3-0-lockfile-bump.md"],
  "line_budget": "n/a - no skills/** path touched",
  "deviations": [
    "PR body opens 'Part of #7122', not 'Fixes #7122' as dispatched. Standing clause: never Fixes a card that is in the decision box, because merging silently closes it and inbox filters read open only. The card's named pins never fired and the work it gates is unmade.",
    "Declared ranges left at ^17.0.0 / ^17.1.0 / ^17.2.0; only the lockfile moved. 17.3.0 already satisfies all three so nothing had to move; raising them is a published claim that each package REQUIRES 17.3.0, false for all 30, and it would erase the earned per-package variance (plugin-detail and react at ^17.1.0, core and data-objectstack at ^17.2.0) that check-spec-range-floors exists to keep honest. Stated as the judgment call the dispatch left open.",
    "Bump tooling: no repo-specific spec-bump script exists in objectui (searched scripts/, .claude/, docs/, AGENTS.md), so pnpm's own recursive updater was the tool. pnpm 10's 'pnpm update -r @objectstack/spec' rewrites all declared ranges to ^17.3.0 AND reflows unrelated formatting (root package.json script indentation, plugin-detail devDependency ordering); those were reverted with git checkout HEAD and the lockfile reconciled with a plain pnpm install. Verified after: all 30 direct importers resolve 17.3.0, all 30 declared specifiers byte-identical to origin/main.",
    "Changeset is EMPTY frontmatter, not a @object-ui/types release entry as dispatched. Nothing publishable changed (no src/, no declared range), and check-changeset-presence agrees: 'No source or published contract of a released package changed in this range, so no changeset is owed.' A release-bearing changeset would bump all 39 fixed-group packages for a dev-time lockfile move. objectui declares 'no release' with empty frontmatter rather than the skip-changeset label, per AGENTS.md.",
    "Manifest count is 30, not the 29 the dispatch states (the extra is the workspace root package.json devDependency). Enumerated on origin/main a472b07.",
    "No pin was patched and the file surface was NOT expanded: 8 of the 14 red files live in packages/auth, packages/app-shell, packages/plugin-form, packages/plugin-detail and packages/core, outside the dispatched surface. Reported rather than crossed.",
    "Zone 2(b) re-measured and NOT confirmed as dispatched: the two ActionSchema narrowings named (doubled post-success navigation, newTabUrl/opensInNewTab co-constraint) produced no red. What did fire on ActionSchema is the opposite direction, a GROWTH of two keys (operation, patch) that @object-ui/core's inventory reports missing.",
    "Dedup for the two out-of-scope findings is UNVERIFIED, so neither was filed. REST /search/* is refused by the egress proxy (403, 'sessions are bound to their configured repositories'), and the MCP fallback is blind here: a control query built from issue 7122's own verbatim title returned total_count 0. Per the standing rule, findings are handed to PM to file rather than hard-filed against an unreadable dedup channel."
  ],
  "mcp_calls": "2 - both mcp__github__search_issues, the dedup query and its control. Everything else (issue body, all 3 comments, claim comment, PR create, PR body read-back, labels, label read-back) went through container curl REST, which probed open on this seat: repo-scoped GET 200, /rate_limit core 15000.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "17.3.0 stripped the #NNNN issue-number citations from spec refusal messages while keeping the prescriptive half. About 20 of the 36 reds are only that. Re-point those assertions at the prescription, or contest the upstream editorial change?",
      "options": [
        "A - Re-point every affected assertion at the durable prescriptive half (the message still names the key, the surviving values and the os migrate command). One ruling, applied across packages/plugin-form, packages/types and wherever else it lands.",
        "B - Contest upstream: the citations were load-bearing for cross-repo traceability and should come back in 17.3.1.",
        "C - Pin only message length plus the key name, dropping prose assertions entirely."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A. The pins' own docblocks state their intent as 'the prescription is the half that makes the refusal actionable for an author; asserting only success === false would stay green if it were reduced to Invalid input'. The prescription survives intact in 17.3.0, so re-pointing preserves the intent exactly. C throws away the property the pins exist for. It is one ruling spanning six packages, which is why it was not made unilaterally here."
    },
    {
      "question": "17.3.0 adds a cross-field refusal: a lookup field now requires a non-empty reference. MetadataService.saveFields deliberately PUTs half-filled lookup drafts, and MetadataService.specKeyReference.test.ts pins that behaviour on purpose. Against a matched 17.3.0 backend that PUT now returns 422 INVALID_METADATA, the class check-designer-field-key-parity documents as blocking every subsequent save of the object.",
      "options": [
        "A - Block the half-filled draft in the designer: require the target before save, and flip the pin to assert the refusal.",
        "B - Keep saving half-filled drafts but strip incomplete relationship fields from the PUT body, so the wire payload stays parseable.",
        "C - Contest the requirement upstream: a designer needs to persist work-in-progress metadata, and enforcing it at the field parse forecloses that."
      ],
      "recommendation": "C first, then A. The pin's own comment records that the spec's prose already called reference 'Required for relationship types' while the parse did not enforce it, so 17.3.0 closed a gap deliberately rather than by accident; but the draft-persistence use case is real and was measured, not assumed. If upstream holds, A - B leaves the designer showing a field the server never received, which is the silent-drop shape objectstack#4001 closed. Flipping the pin green without one of these would pin a known-broken product behaviour."
    },
    {
      "question": "17.3.0's ActionSchema grew two keys, operation and patch, and @object-ui/core's action key inventory reports both missing. This is the forward-whitelist class this repo records as having shipped six times, one key at a time, each time green.",
      "options": [
        "A - Re-derive the inventory and forward both keys through every action surface.",
        "B - Re-derive the inventory and record both as justified omissions with reasons, if no objectui runtime reads them.",
        "C - Leave the pin red until the two keys' runtime semantics are documented upstream."
      ],
      "recommendation": "B, then A for whichever key a runtime actually reads. check-action-forward-parity is currently green and already tracks 19 justified omissions and 7 known gaps, so the machinery for B exists; A without knowing what the keys mean is exactly the speculative forwarding the contract-first rule forbids."
    },
    {
      "question": "17.3.0 removed four public type exports in a minor release: BreakpointName, BreakpointColumnMap, PreviewModeConfig, ResponsiveConfig. Each removal has a pin whose failure message prescribes a repair somewhere else in this repo (a README line, a local-dialect rename, an ALLOW-entry deletion).",
      "options": [
        "A - Do each prescribed repair on its own card, since each touches a different package's source.",
        "B - One reconciliation card covering all four, landing with the bump.",
        "C - Ask upstream whether a minor was the right release tier for four export removals before repairing anything."
      ],
      "recommendation": "B for the repairs plus C in parallel. The four are one upstream event and repairing them separately means four PRs racing the same bump; C matters independently, because a consumer on ^17.0.0 who upgrades within range loses four exported types with no major-version signal, which is the exact honesty property check-spec-range-floors was built around."
    },
    {
      "question": "The spec's ListView refinement does not reach objectui at all: the derivation rebuilds a fresh ZodObject and drops it, so objectui's authoring door accepts a shape the spec refuses. The card asked for a parity pin 'if the parity suite covers refinements'; it does not, and structurally cannot as written.",
      "options": [
        "A - Add a tripwire pin recording the measured divergence: the spec DOES refuse, objectui does NOT, with the reason named. Test-only, no behaviour change.",
        "B - Make objectui's ListViewSchema carry the spec's refinements. This is an accept-set narrowing on objectui's own published validation and flips Clause-2 to yes.",
        "C - Accept the divergence silently as the documented cost of the .partial() derivation."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A now, B on its own card. A costs nothing and makes the next spec refinement loud instead of invisible; C is how the divergence stays undiscovered. B is a real published-contract narrowing and belongs where the domain:ui seat's zod-mirror work lives, not on a bump card. Not done here because even A blesses or flags a divergence, which is a governance statement rather than a pin update."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "NOT FILED (dedup channel unreadable - see deviations). @object-ui/types declares @objectstack/spec ^17.0.0 while its built dist/spec-report.d.ts references FilterCondition, which 17.0.0 does not export. check-spec-range-floors reports [floor-too-low] and names ^17.3.0 as the lowest floor carrying everything the package references. PRE-EXISTING, not caused by this bump: runtimeFilter?: FilterCondition is byte-identical in the 17.2.0 and 17.3.0 artifacts, so the emitted declaration names the symbol either way. Its workflow is push-only and by its own header cannot make a pull request red, so it is a standing alarm on main rather than a PR blocker; the blocking copy runs on the publish path, so a release could be cancelled by it.",
    "NOT FILED (same reason). e2e/live/ci/backend.env pins OBJECTSTACK_VERSION=17.0.0-rc.2 while pnpm-lock.yaml resolved 17.2.0 before this branch and 17.3.0 after. The file's own header and content/docs/guide/ci-cd-pipeline.md both state the pin MUST stay aligned with the spec version in the lockfile and that a mismatched pair 'proves nothing'. The drift predates this branch by two minor versions, so realigning it is not this card's to ride; but the live-e2e lane has been smoke-testing an unmatched pair for that whole span."
  ]
}

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Maintainer ruling recorded — the six-item chain is approved as tabled, order 2 → 1 → 3 → 6, item 4 = A (fix the designer), item 5 deferred to its own card, upstream card filed. `needs-user-decision` → `pm:queue`.

Director seat (objectstack #12708), summon #14, session session_01LsEjuNMPitCHwEfYftZ1um, 2026-09-05T04:0xZ.

Provenance (who / verbatim / where): maintainer, live PM chat with the director seat, replying to decision batch #45 in which this card was item 4. The batch tabled the six items exactly as the domain:spec seat's fork report and its two corrections (5548729882, 5548746048, 5548764336) laid them out, with the director's recommendation per row. Verbatim reply: 「15622 也移交了；其他同意」 — the whole chain is adopted as recommended. Rulings per item:

#	item	ruled
2 (first)	derivation hygiene: spec adopted three local extensions (`ObjectSchema.editMode`, `SelectOptionSchema.description`, `FieldSchema.rows`), removed two exports (`PreviewModeConfig`, `ResponsiveConfig`), and `FlowNodeLike` is now shadowed	execute each pin's own docblock prescription — retire the objectui-side members so the derivation carries them, import `FlowNodeLike` from spec; fold into the existing #7635, no new card. This is ordered first because it is the likely prerequisite of the workspace build failure CI shows on `aabc527cb` (cause not yet measured — whoever takes it builds first).
1	~20 reds are 17.3.0 stripping the `#NNNN` citations from refusal messages, prescription half kept	A — re-point every affected assertion at the prescriptive half, one editorial PR across the six packages, not six unilateral edits.
3	`ActionSchema` gained `operation` / `patch`; `@object-ui/core`'s action-key inventory reports both missing	B then A — record both as justified omissions in `check-action-forward-parity`'s machinery now; forward only the key a runtime actually reads, once its semantics are read from upstream. No speculative forwarding.
4	`lookup` now requires a non-empty `reference`; `MetadataService.saveFields` deliberately PUTs half-filled drafts, which a 17.3.0-aligned backend answers 422 and then blocks every later save of that object	A — fix the designer: a half-filled lookup stays client-side and is not PUT. The dev's "contest upstream first" is not taken: spec's prose already declared `reference` required for relationship types, 17.3.0 closed a declared≠enforced gap deliberately, and asking spec to reopen it is the wrong direction; the correct home for draft state is the client, not the metadata store (#4001's silent-drop shape is the counter-example). ⛔ The pin is not flipped green. Own card, `domain:ui` (touches `packages/app-shell`), `Blocked-by:` this card. Confidence gap stands as stated: neither seat has driven "half-filled lookup → save → later saves blocked" in a running designer; the dev on that card measures it first, and the urgency may move, the direction should not.
5	`record:details` section entries gained 8 keys with no designer control	deferred — own feature card, zero measured pull, not part of the bump.
6	spec's ListView refinement structurally never reaches objectui (derivation rebuilds the object and drops it)	A — a tripwire pin recording the measured divergence (spec refuses, objectui accepts), test-only. Carrying the refinement is B, an accept-set narrowing with Clause-② yes, on its own card in the `domain:ui` zod-mirror lane.
upstream	17.3.0 removed four public type exports in a `minor`	file the objectstack card (`domain:spec`, finding): the question is whether those four removals carried the launch-window BREAKING banner and an adr-0087 disposition. If they did, the card records a known cost of the convention; if they did not, it is a release-gate gap in the spec lane.

Execution: domain:spec @ objectui seat (os-sam). PR #7685 stays draft as the measurement carrier; the lockfile bump merges with the last leg of the chain, never alone on a red build. Items 2 and 1 are the seat's dispatches; item 4 and item 6-B are new domain:ui cards; item 5 is a new deferred card; the upstream card goes to objectstack. This card closes when the bump lands green. Clause-② for the bump itself stays no as measured (no declared range moves, no objectui published contract moves); the item-4 and item-6-B cards re-declare from their own diffs.

State transition, same stroke: needs-user-decision → pm:queue; tests, priority:p2, domain:spec retained. Ledger: objectstack director seat post #12708, summon #14.

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Claim: PM loop round R1
Session: session_01BAZFhALsQsGqxui8sNqM8s
Branch: claude/issue-7122-spec-pin-17-3-0 (continuing PR #7685's branch, head aabc527cb, now behind main — the dev merges origin/main in; ⛔ no rebase, no force-push)
Worktree: objectui-issue-7122
Domain: domain:spec
File surface: pnpm-lock.yaml · packages/types/** (src, zod mirrors, __tests__) · packages/app-shell/** (the specKey / block-config / FlowNodeLike sites) · packages/core/src/actions/** · packages/plugin-form/src/submitRedirect.test.ts · packages/auth/** (README + parity pin) · packages/plugin-detail/** (spec-parity pin) · scripts/check-spec-symbol-derivation.mjs ALLOW entries · scripts/check-action-forward-parity.mjs justified-omission data · .changeset/** (stop on breach; explain in the report)
Container & model: L, mode:subagent, model: fable = CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER. objectui has no dispatch-gates.mjs and objectstack's copy answers only for its own tree (seat post §4), so the tier is judged from card content: a six-leg chain across seven packages, two legs on published faces (item 2 retires objectui-side members of published schemas; item 6 pins a published validator's divergence), and 拿不准就升一档
Clause-②: no
Serial constraints cleared: #7101 (dispatched in this batch — examples/schema-catalog/** only, disjoint) · no other in-flight claim on any package above; the domain:ui seat's #6939 is pm:dispatched but all eight groups are on origin/main (its last comment 2026-09-03T22:21Z) · #7635 is claimed by this same session as the fold target for item 2 (its own claim names this branch) · serialised BEHIND this card by the per-package rule: #6854 · #7530 · #5741 · #6751 · #7688 · #7365 and every other packages/types card · pin siblings whose assertions this chain flips: none in flight; #7465 / #6153 / #7129's tombstone carry premises that move at 17.3.0 and are noted by this chain, not edited

Ruling being executed (⛔ not re-decidable by the dev)

Director seat, comment 5549255921, 2026-09-05T04:11Z; maintainer verbatim 「15622 也移交了；其他同意」. Order 2 → 1 → 3 → 6; items 4 / 5 / upstream are already carded (#7714 · #7716 · objectstack#15843; item 6-B is #7715). PR #7685 stays the carrier; the lockfile bump merges with the last leg, never alone on a red build. Item 2 folds into #7635.

Clause-② premise, falsifiable

no is the director's measured statement for the bump (no declared range moves; no objectui published contract moves; the one narrowing found, lookup requiring reference, lands on @objectstack/spec/data imported directly by app-shell, not on anything @object-ui/types re-exports). It is re-declared per leg: if any leg changes what a published objectui validator accepts (item 2 retiring a local member whose spec replacement has a different accept set), or adds / removes an exported symbol from a published package, the report flips this to yes. The PR already carries needs:contract-review and gets an in-seat contract review at tier either way.

Premise-staleness readings taken at claim (2026-09-05T10:3xZ, `origin/main` `4ce14f1`)

Same-day churn is heavy: 20 merges since 2026-09-04 on this chain's surface (packages/types, app-shell, core, plugin-form, auth, plugin-detail), including 51eb515 retiring MobileResponsiveConfig and GestureConfig (feat(types,mobile)!: retire the MobileResponsiveConfig and GestureConfig published types #7683, 02:53Z today). ⇒ the ResponsiveConfig pin's prescription ("the local MobileResponsiveConfig rename may take its natural name back") is written against a type that no longer exists. Work on the merged code; PR chore(deps): resolve @objectstack/spec at 17.3.0 in the lockfile #7685's red table is a 02:2xZ reading, re-measure it.
object-schema-metadata-spec-derivation.test.ts:152 still pins "editMode stays an objectui-side member" and says in its own comment what to do when the spec adopts it. The SelectOptionSchema / FieldSchema.rows extension pins (select-option-spec-extension-7014, select-option-tier1-convergence-7014) are unchanged since the PR's measurement.
FlowNodeLike is still a local type in packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/inspectors/flow-nested-selection.ts with two test sites naming it.
packages/auth/README.md:328 still cites PreviewModeConfig; auth-spec-parity.test.ts:306 still asserts the spec exports it (its header already records objectstack PR #12718's RETIRED_DEFS_BY_MAJOR[18] disposition).
Lockfile on main still resolves @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 (two entries).

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闸门补挂（domain:ui PM 席，session_01KbJQ1y1J12nZxYzFWhP8Q3）：本卡缺 needs:contract-review，而交付它的 PR #7685 挂着。已补上卡这一侧。⚠️ 这是补挂，不是裁决 —— 清除仍归 domain:spec 席。

⛔ 本席不认领本卡、不派工、不出复审结论。本卡由 session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E 与 session_01BAZFhALsQsGqxui8sNqM8s 认领，是 domain:spec 车道。

依据

check-half-states 本轮（19:12Z 起跑，扫 353 张开卡 / 8 个开 PR）报出 H31：

needs:contract-review on the delivering open PR #7685 (draft) while the CARD does NOT carry it — the more dangerous half of the same split: to the enqueue path an ungated card is a card that was never gated … The gate is a DUAL carrier —「两边都挂好」，hung in one stroke and cleared in one stroke。

已核对现状：PR #7685 标签含 needs:contract-review，本卡标签不含。⇒ 分裂属实。

为什么本席动手而不是只报

补挂是单向限制：它只能挡住落地，永远不能放行。而反方向（闸门被剥）按同一条规则是绿灯，且「被剥」与「从未挂过」在证据上不可区分 —— 这正是那条规则要求读回（read-back）的原因。⇒ 在两种错法里，补挂的代价是零、漏挂的代价是一次越过活闸门的落地。

⚠️ 顺带说明本轮的实际风险不高：#7685 是 draft，且它自己那一侧的闸门一直挂着，而入队读的是 PR。所以这次补的是不变量，不是在救一次即将发生的事故。

⛔ 清除不归本席

按同一条规则，闸门一笔挂、一笔清，两个载体同时。复审通过后由 domain:spec 席在同一笔写入里把两边一起摘掉，并读回确认。⛔ 本席不出复审结论、不代摘 —— 从检查者或旁观席位摘闸门就是自查放行。

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Maintainer ruling recorded — decision batch 1 (2026-09-05T22:4xZ): item 1 (the +274.7 KB budget) = B + A; item 2 (who drives PR #7685) = a; item 4 (Task C) = 「以协议为准」 ⇒ A1 + B1. This card now carries `Blocked-by: #7714`.

Recorded by the domain:spec @ objectui seat, session session_01BAZFhALsQsGqxui8sNqM8s, 2026-09-05T23:0xZ. Provenance (who / verbatim / where): the maintainer (os-justin), live PM chat with this session, replying to decision batch 1 of 2026-09-05 (tabled from 5552811950 with business-level explanations and the four-facet analysis per item). Verbatim: 「其他同意」 (all items adopted as recommended); on item 4, 「我认为应该以协议为准，现在是需要 objectstack 紧急发补丁吗？」 — the seat answered no (below) and the maintainer confirmed the tabled sequencing with 「其他同意」.

Item 1 — B + A: one-time, cause-recorded ceiling adjustment; upstream card filed

The console check:eager-closure ceiling (3191.4 KB) is adjusted once, by exactly the measured delta (+274.7 KB eager closure at f389bec90; the vendor-objectstack chunk ceiling likewise if one is enforced — the driver states the exact post-adjustment numbers). The adjustment is recorded where the gate reads it and in the PR body: what the bytes buy (17.3.0's contract — titleField optional, the calendar cross-field refusal, lookup requiring reference, the select-option boundary, operation / patch) and a restore condition naming objectstack#16063 (the spec's browser dist should not carry authoring .describe() prose it does not need at runtime; filed this stroke). ⛔ No other exemption, no lazy import; this is the manual-floor exception the maintainer ruled, not a precedent.
The rescue commit 9c1a1ac5f's message calls the raise "maintainer-authorised" — this comment is the record of that authorisation; the driver cites it in the commit that makes the adjustment.

Item 2 — a: `session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E` drives PR #7685 to green; the sitting `domain:spec` seat reviews and lands

This seat does not push to claude/issue-7122-spec-pin-17-3-0. needs:contract-review stays on both carriers (card and PR) until the in-seat contract review at tier; the review is of a gated head — 9c1a1ac5f (22:35Z rescue WIP, 18 files) is not a review input until the driver runs pnpm build, turbo run type-check --continue, the unit shards and the check:* scripts on it and reports.

Item 4 — 「以协议为准」: the spec at 17.3.0 is the protocol on both Task C reds; objectui aligns; no objectstack patch

A1 — #7714 lands first; this chain waits for it. #7714's pm:blocked → pm:queue and its Blocked-by: #7122 line struck (5555362741); this card's body gains Blocked-by: #7714 in the same stroke. The fix and its pin are client behaviour (the PUT body never carries a lookup without a non-empty reference; the draft stays client-side), pinnable at 17.2.0; the dogfood reproduction uses a 17.3.0 backend from objectstack main. pm:dispatched stays on this card because branch work continues; only the landing waits. ⚠️ 9c1a1ac5f already carries designer hunks for #7714 (MetadataService.ts, plugin-designer/src/MetadataFieldsPage.tsx, their specKeyReference pins, .changeset/7122-lookup-target-required-before-save.md): under A1 they belong to #7714's PR — the driver either moves them there (coordinating with the domain:ui seat on #7714) or drops them from this branch; ⛔ not both places. After #7714 merges, the driver merges origin/main and MetadataService.specKeyReference.test.ts states the new truth without being weakened.

B1 — the three user:profile registrations are deleted in this chain (measured on origin/main 72498f25): packages/components/src/renderers/placeholders.tsx:87; packages/cli/src/utils/known-schema-types.ts:418 (protocol-placeholder:user:profile) and :651 (user:profile); the PALETTE_EXCLUSIONS row packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/previews/block-types.ts:152 (and the :61 comment). block-config.test.ts's "every exclusion names a real spec type" then goes green honestly, and the placeholder renderer no longer accepts a type the spec refuses. Authority: objectstack#14159, ruling B — user:profile is shell chrome, not author-placeable, refused by name, "delete the node". 9c1a1ac5f already touches all three files; the driver verifies the hunks match this shape. Cross-lane note for the domain:ui and domain:cli seats: placeholders.tsx and known-schema-types.ts are outside this lane; the ruling names them as chain work (mechanical protocol alignment), declared here.

Why no upstream patch: reference required on lookup is 17.3.0 closing a declared≠enforced gap the ruling of 04:11Z already refused to reopen; user:profile left PageComponentType by the maintainer's own #14159 ruling. The chain's only upstream items are cards, not patches: objectstack#16063 (prose in the browser dist) and objectstack#15843 (four type exports removed in a minor).

Landing order after this ruling

#7714 (domain:ui, first) → PR #7685 (family bump + reconciliations + #7635 fold + ceiling adjustment + user:profile removal; contract review at tier, then the queue) → #7688 (the @object-ui/types floor, after the chain). Clause-② for the bump stays no as measured unless the driver's re-declaration from the final diff says otherwise.

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os-dev-report

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  "issue": 7122,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-7122-spec-pin-17-3-0",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/7685",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "PR #7685 is green locally on head 901c4b867. Merged origin/main 6bca0e4e8 FIRST and re-measured before any repair, as instructed: the real red set on 2761082b7 was 7 files / 24 assertions, not the body's stale 8/6 - that catalogue came from a `--project unit` run, which is a SUBSET of what CI shards (`pnpm test`), and all 24 reds live in the per-package and dom projects it never ran. All 24 are @objectstack/spec 17.3.0 effects, none a regression this branch wrote, and all 24 are now fixed in four families: (A) 14 assertions asserting the token `#7496` rather than the citation - 17.3.0 kept every refusal and its reasoning and only restated provenance as `(ruled 2026-08-11)`, so they are re-pinned on a documented CITES_ITS_RULING property, not on the new prose verbatim; (B) 5 stale exemptions - object-grid.defaultSort became an ADR-0087 D2 tombstone (measured: z.never().optional(), `[REMOVED]` description, invalid_type expected 'never'), and BOTH arm exemptions converged upstream, emptying OFF_SPEC_ARM_EXEMPTIONS; (C) 2 negative pins whose premise evaporated, re-derived rather than inverted; (D) the ninth platform capability manage_org_presentation, carried with labels in all ten locale packs. The maintainer-authorised ceiling raise is DONE and is the final commit (901c4b867): four constants, two ceiling/baseline pairs, measured on 34a1578ef. Both rescue commits were gated rather than trusted - every load-bearing claim in them was re-measured against the installed artifact and all held, so nothing was reverted. ONE THING NEEDS A DECISION BEFORE LANDING (open_questions): the lookup-guard hunks are #7714's work by the 23:00Z ruling, and they are on this branch.",
  "tests": "All at head 901c4b867 unless noted; exit codes captured before any pipe, verdicts read from each gate's own printed line. `pnpm build` 0 (43/43). `turbo run type-check --continue` 0 - 81/81 tasks; run WITH --continue, so this is a complete blocker list, not one truncated at the first failure (the previous round's 80/81 survivor, spec-symbol-parity's ObjectFieldGroup `visibleWhen`, is gone). Full unit suite = the CI invocation `pnpm test --shard=N/4`, all four shards: 639+639+639+638 = 2555 files, 32677 tests, 2 skipped, 0 failures. Before repair, the same 7 files measured 24 failed assertions locally, matching CI's aggregate exactly. `check:eager-closure` 0 with Ceiling sensitivity PASS on all five ceilings; aggregate 3468.0 KB measured / 3512.7 KB ceiling (headroom 44.7 KB = 0.50x the 89.0 KB regression), vendor-objectstack 1206.1/1224.6 (18.5 KB = 0.21x). Because this diff edits a gate script, that script's OWN suite was run and is owed separately from the derived gate family: scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts 97/97 (four assertions moved with the constants - two deliberately-retyped renderings of BASELINE.gzipBytes, 3146.8 -> 3468.0, and two baseline-prose pins), plus the other four suites that read it, 110/110. check:i18n-keys 0 (114 exactly-checked members, was 113), check:i18n-drift 0, check:i18n-dead-keys 0, check:control-bytes 0, type-check:scripts 0, check-changeset-presence 0 (53 source files / 13 released packages / 9 changesets / 0 manifests moved), eslint --no-inline-config on all 21 changed files: 0 errors. No ablation was run this round. Budget measurement provenance: `pnpm build` exit 0 43/43 reading apps/console/dist/eager-closure.json on 34a1578ef; the re-read build reported 43/43 CACHED, which OBSERVES rather than argues the 'nothing in this file reaches the bundler' invariant BASELINE.commit depends on.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 - all GitHub reads went through the zero-quota unauthenticated REST channel (probed first, 200), and the PR-body write through authenticated REST with GH_TOKEN; no MCP GitHub tool was called",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "The lookup guard (MetadataService.ts, MetadataFieldsPage.tsx, their specKeyReference pins, .changeset/7122-lookup-target-required-before-save.md) is #7714's work by the 2026-09-05T23:00Z ruling item 4/A1, which says it belongs to #7714's PR and must not be in both places. It is on THIS branch and #7714 is pm:queue, unassigned, with no PR. Who carries it?",
      "options": [
        "A - #7714 closes as delivered-here; PR #7685 keeps the hunks and #7714's dogfood reproduction becomes its own follow-up card",
        "B - #7714's owner takes the hunks (they are preserved in history at 9c1a1ac5f) and this seat drops them from the branch on request",
        "C - drop them now unilaterally, restoring the pre-rescue pins"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, because the hunks are currently in exactly ONE place so the ruling's 'not both places' is not yet violated; they are gated and verified here (49 FieldSchema types re-measured, exactly lookup and master_detail refused at `reference`); and C would destroy a verified product fix, leave a known-broken save path, and put PR #7685 back to red - the opposite of the maintainer's 'make 7685 green'. B is a cheap fallback at any time. This is flagged rather than decided because it allocates scope between two cards, which is not this seat's call."
    },
    {
      "question": "objectui#6206 and objectui#6207 were both filed as open contract questions and 17.3.0 resolved both in the direction each one's own reason named. Their exemptions are now deleted. Close them?",
      "options": [
        "A - close both as resolved-upstream",
        "B - leave open pending an owner's confirmation"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, measured with the gate's own coarse probes against the installed artifact: element:number.filter accepts the array form and judges content at filter.0; object-grid.data answers invalid_union at data.provider, the discriminated ViewDataSchema shape. Neither declaration was edited - the contract moved to them."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "Not filed as new issues - all three are facts about existing cards, reported here instead: (1) objectui#6206 and objectui#6207 are closable as resolved-upstream, see open_questions; (2) three per-chunk eager-closure ceilings are passing but tight and were deliberately NOT raised - framework 68,550/71,000 (2,450 headroom), ui-components 394,968/399,000 (4,032), i18n-locales 449,305/455,000 (5,695, of which this PR's ten capability labels cost +141); (3) merging origin/main 6bca0e4e8 moved the eager closure by only 0.2 KB (CI: 3468.0 -> 3467.8 KB), so the ActionCallback deletion did NOT materially recover bytes - the merge was still correct for baseline provenance, but it is a finding, not a saving."
  ]
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Cross-lane declaration for the chain's driver — one file this seat's in-flight PR and PR #7685 both edit, with the union stated so whichever lands second knows what to keep. Record only; ⛔ this seat holds no claim on this card and is not asking for any ordering.

packages/plugin-detail/src/index.tsx, the sections input entry: PR #7685 edits that entry's description text; PR #7932 (objectui#7493 item ①, domain:spec, in contract review now) deletes label: 'Sections' from the same entry — the maintainer ruled ComponentInput.label retired on 2026-09-06 (record on #7493, 5556358261), and PR #7932 deletes 1,199 such keys across 110 files, so this file is one of many. A textual conflict on that line is likely when the second of the two lands.

The union, so neither side has to re-derive it: PR #7685's description text, and no label key on that entry. After PR #7932 lands, a label: on any ComponentInput entry is a tsc error (?: never on the TS face) and a named zod refusal — so keeping it is not an option the merge can take; dropping the description edit is not one either.

Per this lane's file-granularity ruling (5551274423) conflicts are arbitrated by the merge queue, ⛔ not by hand-ordering, and no one is being asked to wait. This note exists only so the resolution is mechanical when it happens. If PR #7685 lands first, PR #7932's dev merges main and the deletion re-applies cleanly; if PR #7932 lands first, the chain's driver merges main and keeps the description without re-adding the key.

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Contract review (clause ②) on PR #7685 at head 7be4b245: PASS on content, not landable at this head — director seat (objectstack #12708), session_01TezFG8ZMrNH6n5VTNpPpdH, 2026-09-06T03:47Z, verdict 5556707117 on the PR. The four authored clause-② items (the declared .trim() divergence with upstream objectstack#16126, the three-site user:profile retirement, SPEC_ACTION_KEYS restatement, ObjectSchemaClientExtensions narrowing) and the maintainer-authorised ceiling raise (B + A) all read correct; changesets correct after the patch → minor remediation. Two landing preconditions stand, both the seat's own: mergeable_state: dirty (merge lap owed, ⛔ no rebase; the sections-line union with PR #7932 is declared at 5556669730) and the §5 allocation of the lookup-guard hunks between this PR and #7714 (ruling A1). needs:contract-review stripped from this card this stroke (read back: tests · pm:dispatched · priority:p2 · domain:spec); the PR carried none. A merge-only lap re-extends the PASS on request.

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Upstream ruling — objectstack-ai/objectstack#16063 (director seat, decision batch #59, 2026-09-06)

Maintainer reply, verbatim: 「16063 c」 — the +292.2 KB gzip growth of @objectstack/spec's browser dist at 17.3.0 is accepted upstream; no prose stripping and no short-describe convention will land. The one-time, cause-recorded eager-closure ceiling adjustment made here for decision item 1 is therefore the standing baseline, not a temporary exception awaiting an upstream fix. The restore condition recorded on this card is void; keep the cause note on the budget so the next bump is measured against the new number.

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Claim: session_01YBWFb5YgMU5dw8p2VKj16S · branch claude/issue-7122-listview-crossfield-calendar-parity

PM dispatch (domain:ui PM seat), taking the residual this card carries after PR #7685 landed. Taken on the previous seat's own release — pm:dispatched was removed with the note "the dispatched work landed, and what remains is not the same task" — so nothing is being reassigned out from under anyone. pm:dispatched goes back on for the residual.

⭐ Item 1 independently corroborated — same conclusion, reached separately

Before reading the 07:51Z comment I measured item 1 from the other direction, and it agrees:

packages/types/src/__tests__/list-view-spec-parity.test.ts contains no pin asserting titleField required. Its own docblock enumerates the three drift classes it catches — spec grows a field · spec renames/removes an aliased field · an objectui-local key shadows a spec one — all about key presence, none about requiredness.
It carries the opposite assertion explicitly: does not require the spec-required sub-fields the product authors partially, with the comment "spec marks columns required, so the derivation must stay .partial()".

⇒ two independent measurements, one from the installed artifact and one from the suite's own text, land on the same structural reason. Item 1 is settled: there was nothing to flip, by design.

⭐ Evidence for item 2 that the previous seat did not have

superRefine|.refine( in list-view-spec-parity.test.ts = 0. Lit control: the file is 238 lines and its other greps return hits.

⇒ the answer to "is a refinement a thing this suite covers at all?" is, as it stands today, no — measured rather than assumed. That does not settle whether it should; it means the judgement is "extend the suite's remit" rather than "add one more pin of a kind it already has". That is a bigger question and it is why item 2 is a judgement.

One live-looking candidate, checked and cleared — ⛔ do not chase it

packages/types/src/__tests__/p2-spec-exports.test.ts:167 authors allowedVisualizations: ['grid', 'kanban', 'calendar'] with no calendar block, which looks like it should be refused by the new rule. It is not, and correctly so: that test parses AppearanceConfigZod alone, and the cross-field rule lives one level up on the ListView doors. Isolated AppearanceConfig cannot trigger it.

⇒ a green there is not a missed red. Recorded so the next reader does not spend a probe on it.

What remains — one measurement, then one judgement

1 · Establish the rule (measurement). ⚠️ The previous attempt was defeated by the fixture, not the schema — its probe came back with unrecognized_keys@[] alongside everything else, so appearance may not even be a recognized key on the door it probed, and nothing can be read out of that run in either direction. That seat reported it as unmeasured rather than as a negative result, which was right.

⇒ build a fixture that parses cleanly first, then add allowedVisualizations: ['calendar'] and observe the delta, at each of the three doors: ListViewSchema · ObjectListViewSchema · the flattened view-overlay wire arm. ⛔ A refusal that arrives alongside unrecognized_keys is not a reading.

What is already established and does not need re-deriving: calendar: {} on that door adds invalid_type@[calendar.startDateField], and supplying startDateField removes it ⇒ the requirement is live somewhere. Whether allowedVisualizations is what gates it is the whole open question.

2 · Decide whether to pin it (judgement). Given the mirrors are deliberately .partial() and the suite demonstrably covers keys and not refinements, pinning this means extending the suite's remit, not adding a pin of an existing kind. ⛔ Do not decide this alone — measure item 1 first, report the delta, and put the recommendation to the PM with the trade stated both ways.

⛔ Draft PR only — the PM lands it. Worktree-first. Never git stash. ⛔ Never touch content/docs/releases/.

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  "issue": 7122,
  "status": "needs_decision",
  "branch": "claude/issue-7122-listview-crossfield-calendar-parity",
  "pr": null,
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "Item 2 is now MEASURED and the card's description of the rule is exactly right: `appearance.allowedVisualizations` containing 'calendar' with no `calendar:` block is refused as `custom@[calendar]` at all three doors (ListViewSchema, ObjectListViewSchema, VIEW_METADATA_MEMBERS.listOverlay), and `allowedVisualizations` IS the gate — the same fixture with `allowedVisualizations: ['grid']`, with `appearance: {}`, or with a `calendar:` block but no `allowedVisualizations` all parse CLEAN. The previous seat's diagnosis was also right and I reproduced its exact defeat: adding `object`/`viewKind` to a `ListViewSchema` fixture returns `unrecognized_keys@[]` because that door is strict and those two keys live only on the flattened overlay. No pin was written and no PR was opened, because step 2 is explicitly the PM's call; the worktree is byte-identical to origin/main (`git status --porcelain` = 0 entries) and the branch carries only the empty routing-probe push. The recommendation, with the trade both ways, is in open_questions, and it is NOT the home the brief proposed — see the second open question.",
  "tests": "MEASUREMENT ONLY - no diff, so no gate family is owed. Tree state proved by state, not by an exit code: `git status --porcelain` = 0 entries and `git diff HEAD --stat` empty after the probe scratch was removed. Artifact under test: the INSTALLED @objectstack/spec, version read at runtime = 17.3.0 (`node_modules/.pnpm/@objectstack+spec@17.3.0_ai@7.0.65_zod@4.4.3_`). Note on artifact identity: the `./ui` subpath declares NO browser condition (only import/require, both to `dist/ui/index.*`), so a bundler and node resolve the SAME file — there is no browser/node divergence to control for on this door. (1) CLEAN-PARSE FIXTURES, built first as instructed, each verified at 0 issues before any delta: ListViewSchema and ObjectListViewSchema accept `{ columns: ['name'] }` clean; VIEW_METADATA_MEMBERS.listOverlay accepts `{ name: 'v1', object: 'crm_lead', viewKind: 'list', columns: ['name'] }` clean (its `object` + `viewKind` are REQUIRED there and REFUSED on the other two — that asymmetry is the whole of the previous attempt's failure). (2) DELTA, identical at all three doors: appearance:{} ⇒ CLEAN | allowedVisualizations:['grid'] ⇒ CLEAN | allowedVisualizations:['calendar'] no block ⇒ custom@[calendar] | + calendar:{} ⇒ invalid_type@[calendar.startDateField] | + calendar:{startDateField:'due_on'} ⇒ CLEAN | calendar block with NO allowedVisualizations ⇒ CLEAN. Not one refusal arrived alongside unrecognized_keys. (3) Corroborated one level up through the composed door the product actually opens: ViewMetadataSchema (the z.preprocess + union) ⇒ custom@[calendar]; ViewItemSchema ⇒ custom@[config.calendar]; ViewSchema container ⇒ custom@[list.calendar]. (4) The brief's cleared lead re-measured rather than trusted: AppearanceConfigSchema.safeParse({allowedVisualizations:['grid','kanban','calendar']}) ⇒ CLEAN (0 issues), so p2-spec-exports.test.ts:167 is green for the stated reason. (5) Item 1 corroborated a third time on the installed artifact: CalendarConfigSchema {} ⇒ invalid_type@[startDateField], {titleField:'t'} ⇒ invalid_type@[startDateField], {startDateField:'d'} ⇒ CLEAN. (6) objectui's own mirror measured through vitest from the REPO ROOT (never `--filter ... exec`), under the container's shared verify lock, VERDICT line `os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · held the lock 3s · waited 0s`: `@object-ui/types` ListViewSchema accepts allowedVisualizations:['calendar'] with no block, and accepts calendar:{}, CLEAN both times. Zero-hit greps all carry a firing control: in list-view-spec-parity.test.ts `superRefine`=0 and `.refine(`=0 while `safeParse`=8 and `expect(`=17; in object-view-spec-parity.test.ts `superRefine`=0, `.refine(`=0, `calendar`=0, `allowedVisualizations`=1 while `expect(`=23 and `safeParse`=4. No ablation was run: no pin was written, so there is nothing that could be ablated, and I did not manufacture one.",
  "mcp_calls": "5 — issue_read/get, issue_read/get_comments (page 3), search_issues x2 (dedup, one per repo), add_issue_comment (this report). CHANNEL SWITCH DECLARED: the unauthenticated REST channel was probed first and returned HTTP 403 with 'GitHub access is not enabled for this session', so REST list/search was unavailable; the card BODY was read through the zero-quota channel (the issue page's embedded react-app.embeddedData JSON, HTTP 200), but that payload carried only the first 15 of 105 timeline items and an EMPTY back page, so the recent comments this brief turns on were unreachable there and one paged MCP get_comments was used instead.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "Should objectui pin the cross-field refusal, and if so WHERE? The measurement makes this sharper than the brief framed it, because of a structural fact neither previous seat states: objectui's packages/types mirrors CANNOT carry any spec refinement, ever, for any schema. `ListViewSchema` is built at objectql.zod.ts:507 from `specFieldsExcept(SpecListViewSchema.shape, ...)`, and `specFieldsExcept` (base.zod.ts:268) is `z.object(kept).partial()` over the spec shape's ENTRIES — a brand-new object schema. The spec's `.superRefine` chain is not omitted, it is structurally unreachable. Measured: the mirror accepts the refused body CLEAN. So a pin placed in list-view-spec-parity.test.ts could only ever assert about the SPEC's schema, never about objectui's own contract, while sitting in a file whose entire documented remit is objectui-vs-spec key drift.",
      "options": [
        "A — pin it in packages/types (list-view-spec-parity.test.ts, the card's default). Cost: rewrites that suite's docblock from three key-presence drift classes to something that also covers behaviour, and the green it produces says nothing about objectui's own mirror (which is documented to stay permissive). It is a pure upstream watch, and upstream already has one: the spec's own view.test.ts carries `viewDoorsCarryingPageMountCheck`, which the spec source says fails if any of the three attachment points is dropped.",
        "B — pin it where the refusal actually reaches a user: packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts. That gate really opens the refined doors (clientValidation.ts:615 imports ViewItemSchema/ViewSchema for create and ViewMetadataSchema for edit), and that suite ALREADY pins exact path + message for known bodies through the real gate — its cases are literally named 'CANARY: a missing required field on a stored ViewItem is addressed to that field'. Adding one body needs no remit change. Cost: it is a domain:ui-owned suite, so a spec-contract fact lives outside the spec lane where a UI refactor could delete it without a spec seat noticing; and it couples to the spec's message text (which that suite already does deliberately).",
        "C — do not pin. The rule is upstream's, enforced upstream, guarded upstream, and objectui's mirror deliberately does not carry it; a downstream copy is duplicated coverage. Cost: if the refinement is ever dropped upstream, objectui learns nothing until an author hits it."
      ],
      "recommendation": "B, narrowly — ONE body added to the existing clientValidation canary, asserting path `calendar` (or `config.calendar` on the create door) and the first clause of the spec's message. Reasons, in order: (1) it pins a behaviour a user can actually experience through objectui rather than a property of a schema objectui re-derives without refinements; (2) it needs no remit change, so it does not turn a key-drift guard into a behaviour guard as a side effect; (3) it covers the door objectui itself opens, which A does not. Against B and for A: this card was filed by the domain:spec seat and its executable ask names the parity suite by name, and keeping spec-contract pins in one place is how this repo has been finding drift — that is a real argument and it is why I am not deciding it. I would NOT pick C, but it is defensible on the duplication ground alone if the PM weights upstream's own guard as sufficient. Whichever of A/B is chosen it is a small test; the expensive part of A is not the test, it is the docblock."
    },
    {
      "question": "One thing in the brief is wrong and it changes where a pin would go. The brief says packages/types/src/__tests__/object-view-spec-parity.test.ts 'already reads allowedVisualizations (:320) and is the candidate home'. It does not read it. Line 320 is a `//` comment inside the sanctioned-local key set, explaining why `showViewSwitcher` is objectui-local ('Derivable — appearance.allowedVisualizations.length greater than 1 is how ObjectDataPage and InterfaceListPage already compute it'). Measured: `allowedVisualizations` occurs exactly once in that 487-line file and it is that comment; `calendar` occurs ZERO times; `superRefine` and `.refine(` are both 0 there too, with `expect(`=23 as the firing control. That file parses no appearance fixture at all. Does the PM still want it considered?",
      "options": [
        "A — drop it from consideration; it was proposed on a misreading and has no more claim than list-view-spec-parity.test.ts (option A above), which at least imports the right schema.",
        "B — keep it in the running anyway on lane grounds (it is the object-view spec-parity file and a domain:spec home)."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A. The reason it looked like a candidate does not exist. If the PM wants the pin in packages/types on lane grounds, list-view-spec-parity.test.ts is the better of the two — it actually imports SpecListViewSchema — but the structural objection in the previous question applies to both equally."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "NOT filed, deduped first, reported for the PM to place: the spec's guard gates on `appearance.allowedVisualizations` ONLY, so `type: 'calendar'` with no `calendar:` block parses CLEAN at all three doors (measured, all three). objectui does route on that axis — plugin-list/src/ListView.tsx:2239-2243 pushes `schema.viewType` into the resolvable set unconditionally when it is one of nine names including 'calendar'. Severity is OBSERVATION-class, not the #13748 defect repeated: since objectui#7071/#7029 landed, ObjectCalendar no longer fabricates a date, so this path now hits the renderer's own refusal screen loudly instead of piling records on today. Dedup done in objectstack (targeted search, 4 hits, all closed): #13748 root, #13817 the landed fix, #14073 the page door, #14074 other visualizations — every one of them is about the `allowedVisualizations` axis; the `type:` axis is unfiled. Not filed by me because this lands in objectstack/spec and the cross-repo convention on this very card runs the other way (the ACCEPTING seat files the consumer-side card), so an objectui dispatch filing upstream would be out of lane — this is a lane judgement, not a technical blocker, and I can file it on request.",
    "NOT filed — already covered by open objectui#8170 ('The calendar refusal screen names keys an interface page cannot author — reword it for the page door', finding/pm:queue/p3/domain:ui). New datum for it, if the PM wants it added: the same string, plugin-calendar/src/ObjectCalendar.tsx:833, reads 'Calendar configuration required. Please specify startDateField and titleField.' — and as of spec 17.3.0 `titleField` is OPTIONAL, with the ADR-0079 display-name fallback implemented eleven lines above it in the same file's `resolveTitle`. So the screen asks for a key the spec no longer requires and the file itself already resolves. That is a second, independent reason to reword the one string #8170 is already about; filing a second card for the same line would be noise.",
    "Recorded, not filed: `getCalendarConfig` (ObjectCalendar.tsx:156) returns the block as soon as `schema.calendar` is truthy, so `calendar: {}` yields `startDateField: undefined` and every record lands in `unscheduledRecords` — an empty calendar plus a list, i.e. degraded-but-visible, which is the ruled #7071 behaviour rather than a defect. Noted only because the spec now refuses `calendar: {}` at its own doors while objectui's `.partial()` mirror accepts it, so the two faces disagree by design and someone will re-notice this."
  ]
}

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PM ruling — Q1 = B, Q2 = A. Dispatching the pin.

PM seat, session_01YBWFb5YgMU5dw8p2VKj16S. Ruled here rather than escalated: the maintainer has cleared this card off the decision queue and asked for acceptance to be accelerated, and the measurement below makes the choice determinate rather than a matter of taste.

Q1 → B: pin it in `packages/app-shell/.../clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts`

The decisive fact is the structural one this seat measured and neither previous seat stated:

ListViewSchema is built from specFieldsExcept(SpecListViewSchema.shape, …), and specFieldsExcept is z.object(kept).partial() over the spec shape's ENTRIES — a brand-new object schema. The spec's .superRefine chain is not omitted, it is structurally unreachable.

Confirmed by measurement rather than left as an argument: objectui's own mirror accepts the refused body CLEAN.

⇒ A is not a weaker version of B, it is a different assertion. A pin in list-view-spec-parity.test.ts could only ever assert a property of the spec's schema — never of objectui's contract — while sitting in a file whose entire documented remit is objectui-vs-spec key drift. It would also cost a docblock rewrite, turning a key-drift guard into a behaviour guard as a side effect. And upstream already carries its own guard for it (viewDoorsCarryingPageMountCheck).

B pins a behaviour a user can actually reach through objectui, on the door objectui itself opens (clientValidation.ts:615), in a suite that already pins exact path + message through the real gate — its cases are literally named CANARY: …. No remit change.

The argument against B is real and is noted rather than waved off: this card was filed by the domain:spec seat and its executable ask names the parity suite by name, so a spec-contract fact will now live in a domain:ui-owned suite where a UI refactor could delete it without a spec seat noticing. Accepted as the cost. ⛔ C is refused: "upstream guards it" is true today and buys nothing the day it stops being true.

Q2 → A: drop `object-view-spec-parity.test.ts` from consideration

⚠️ My brief was wrong and the correction is accepted in full. I wrote that the file "already reads allowedVisualizations (:320) and is the candidate home". It does not: :320 is a // comment about why showViewSwitcher is objectui-local. Measured — allowedVisualizations occurs once (that comment), calendar zero times, superRefine/.refine( both 0, with expect(=23 as the firing control. That file parses no appearance fixture at all. The reason it looked like a candidate does not exist.

⭐ On the measurement itself

Item 2 is now settled, and it settled the card's own prediction as exactly right: allowedVisualizations containing 'calendar' with no calendar: block is refused custom@[calendar] at all three doors, and allowedVisualizations is the gate — proven by four control legs that all parse CLEAN (['grid'] · appearance:{} · a calendar: block with no allowedVisualizations · and the composed doors one level up).

⭐ And the previous seat's defeat was reproduced and explained rather than merely avoided: object/viewKind on a ListViewSchema fixture returns unrecognized_keys@[] because that door is strict and those keys live only on the flattened overlay. That is why "build a fixture that parses cleanly first" was the right instruction — and why reporting it as unmeasured rather than as a negative result was the right call by the seat that hit it.

Carried forward, not dropped

The type: 'calendar' axis finding (the spec gates on allowedVisualizations only, so type: 'calendar' with no block parses clean at all three doors) — deduped in objectstack, unfiled, and correctly left out of lane. The PM will place it.
The objectui#8170 datum — ObjectCalendar.tsx:833 still asks for titleField, which spec 17.3.0 made optional and the same file already resolves eleven lines above. Right call not to open a second card for one string; it will be added to The calendar refusal screen names keys an interface page cannot author — reword it for the page door (objectui#7547's highest-value remaining piece) #8170.

Dispatching the pin now.

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 7122,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-7122-listview-crossfield-calendar-parity",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/8311",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "summary": "Executed the PM ruling: Q1=B, the cross-field refusal is pinned in packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts, not in packages/types; Q2=A, object-view-spec-parity.test.ts was not touched. One new describe block, 9 cases, 168 added lines, plus an empty-frontmatter changeset (the gate's own verdict says a test-only change in a released package's src/ still owes a declaration, and the empty form is the complete answer). BOTH doors carry a body and I argue that is required, not redundant: create and edit are judged by DIFFERENT schemas (viewSchemaForDraft's ViewItemSchema/ViewSchema pair vs the ViewMetadataSchema union), so a green on one is no evidence about the other. Four canaries pin the refusal (ViewItem draft on edit, the same on create, an aggregated container on both, a flattened list-view overlay on edit), a fifth pins the neighbouring refusal one level deeper (an empty calendar block answers config.calendar.startDateField), and four control legs are pinned CLEAN on both doors so the refusal is a reading. The fifth canary also discharges the card's item 1 at this door: the declared-block leg carries startDateField and NO titleField. THREE THINGS IN THE BRIEF WERE WRONG OR INCOMPLETE, all measured, all in open_questions - the most load-bearing one changes which path a pin should assert.",
  "tests": "All exit codes captured before any pipe (redirect first, then $?); every verdict quoted from the tool's own printed line. Heavy runs went through /tmp/os-heavy-verify.lock via objectstack's scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh (objectui has no copy of it; the lock is container-wide, so cross-repo use is correct), slot OS_VERIFY_LOCK_SLOT=issue-7122-dev set before the first attempt. Longest VERDICT line: 'command-exit 0 - held the lock 244s (4m04s) - waited 0s'; no call ever returned 99. (1) DEPENDENCY CLOSURE FIRST, as required: `pnpm --filter '@object-ui/app-shell^...' build` exit 0. This was not optional here - the first type-check attempt exited 2 with eight TS2307 'Cannot find module @object-ui/components' style errors that read exactly like a broken import and were entirely the unbuilt closure. (2) `pnpm --filter @object-ui/app-shell type-check` exit 0 - it runs `tsc --noEmit` AND `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json`, and the test file is proven INSIDE that program rather than assumed: `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit --listFiles` exit 0, 4454 files listed, grep -c for this test file = 1, grep -c for packages/core/src/registry.ts (a file that must not be in it) = 0. (3) TARGET SUITE: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts` from the REPO ROOT (never `--filter ... exec`, objectui#3378) - 'Test Files 1 passed (1) / Tests 80 passed (80)'; 71 before, 9 new. (4) AFFECTED PACKAGE: turbo ls --affected with TURBO_SCM_BASE=998d846aa names 4 packages (app-shell, console, and the two example apps - the last three are downstream consumers of app-shell). `pnpm exec vitest run --project unit packages/app-shell/` = 204 files, 2586 passed, 1 skipped, exit 0. `pnpm exec vitest run --project dom --project dom-heavy packages/app-shell/src/views/metadata-admin/` = 160 files, 1360 passed, exit 0. DECLARED NARROWING: the full `pnpm --filter @object-ui/app-shell test` does NOT fit the container's ~10-minute foreground cap - it was SIGTERMed at 590s (wrapper exit 124) with DOM tests still running - so the dom/dom-heavy projects OUTSIDE metadata-admin, and the three downstream packages, are declared to CI. Grounds: the diff is one file in the `unit` project plus a changeset, and no runtime source changed, so no DOM test's outcome can move. (5) LINT: `eslint .` in packages/app-shell exit 0, 1101 files (count read from --format json), 0 errors, 2920 warnings. Population is eslint's own resolution of the package, not my guess; invariance leg: eslint.config.js extends tseslint.configs.recommended with languageOptions carrying only ecmaVersion+globals - NO parserOptions.project and NO projectService anywhere in the config - so type-aware linting is OFF and a one-file edit cannot move any untouched file's verdict. Single-file lint of the changed file: 0 errors, 0 warnings. (6) GATES, each redirected then $? captured: check-control-bytes 0 ('OK (scanned 6598 tracked text file(s); skipped 85 binary)'), check-changeset-presence 0 ('Every one of them has an EMPTY frontmatter - declared as releasing nothing, which is the explicit exemption and a complete answer to this gate'), check-changeset-no-major 0, check-comment-mask-corpus 0 (1 pre-existing disagreeing file, within the residue objectui#7882 holds open, not mine), check-vi-mock-specifiers 0, check-vi-mock-inherit 0, check-governed-queue-guard --test on BOTH changed paths (paths passed, never bare) = 'NOT GOVERNED - 2 path(s) checked against 5 governed surface(s); none matched'. Byte discipline: grep -naP over both changed files for control characters returned exit 1 (no hits) with a firing control (a file containing a BEL byte returned exit 0 on the same pattern). (7) ABLATION - run from the COMMITTED state (commit c593da341 first, so a restore has somewhere to go). Script carries `trap restore EXIT INT TERM` with an ABSOLUTE path derived from `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`. Mutation: the single shared fixture anchor `const OFFERS_CALENDAR = { allowedVisualizations: ['grid', 'calendar'] };` reduced to `['grid']`, i.e. the trigger condition removed. ON-DISK PROOF, both directions, never an editor exit code: old-text grep -cF 1 then 0, new-text grep -cF 0 then 1; git hash-object after mutation 2bb7df9434856e8d17ac6fa0935ea527046ceca7 vs HEAD blob 5c8a75c78ce779ad856f4748b7dfb1f9d50d847c (differ, so it landed; an empty hash would have been read as failure and the script exits 92 on one). RED BY NAME: 'Tests 4 failed | 76 passed (80)', the four FAIL lines being exactly 'CANARY: a ViewItem offering calendar with no `calendar:` block is refused AT `config.calendar` on the EDIT door', 'CANARY: the same body is refused AT `config.calendar` on the CREATE door - a different schema, the same answer', 'CANARY: an aggregated container is refused AT `list.calendar` on BOTH doors', 'CANARY: a flattened list-view overlay is refused AT a bare `calendar` - the third door, edit only'; each 'AssertionError: expected true to be false' (the res.ok assertion). The empty-calendar-block canary stayed GREEN under this ablation, which is the correct and informative direction rather than a gap - it pins the block's own required key, a different rule - and I report the direction I observed rather than the template's default. RESTORE BY STATE, not by exit code: `git checkout HEAD -- ABSOLUTE_PATH` (pinned to HEAD, never a bare `git checkout -- path` which would take the mutation back out of the index), then `git diff HEAD` empty, `git status --porcelain` empty, and git hash-object == git rev-parse HEAD:PATH (5c8a75c78... both). Re-run after restore: 80 passed (80). NO build/dist leg is owed here and that is measured, not assumed: vitest reads both the test file and clientValidation.ts from SOURCE via a relative import, and the artifact under test (@objectstack/spec 17.3.0's dist) was never mutated - I deliberately did NOT mutate node_modules, because pnpm hardlinks that dist into the shared store and the mutation window would have been visible to every parallel agent's worktree.",
  "mcp_calls": "5 - issue_read/get, issue_read/get_comments (page 3), create_pull_request, pull_request_read/get (the required full body read-back), add_issue_comment (this report). CHANNEL DECLARED: no cheaper channel existed this seat. `gh` is not installed in this container ('No such file or directory'), and the one command that would have shown whether a REST token is present was refused by the permission classifier, so I could not probe the REST channel at all rather than measuring it closed. objectstack-ai/objectui is private, so the zero-quota embedded-payload channel does not apply either. Every read was therefore a targeted MCP one-shot; no wide scan, no list_issues paging, no search. No dedup search was spent because I filed no new issue - see out_of_scope_findings.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "CORRECTION 1, and it is the load-bearing one. The brief's door/path table says ViewMetadataSchema (edit) refuses at custom@[calendar]. That is true ONLY for a flattened list-view overlay fixture. Measured on my base through the real gate, the refusal path follows the BODY's nesting, not the door: a ViewItem draft answers config.calendar on BOTH doors, an aggregated container answers list.calendar on BOTH doors, and only the flattened overlay answers a bare calendar. Had I written the pin to the brief's table I would have asserted a bare `calendar` path against the stored-ViewItem shape the suite actually exercises, and it would have been red on the first run. Same class of slip in the same table: the brief's '+ calendar:{} gives invalid_type@[calendar.startDateField]' is the bare-ListViewSchema reading; through the gate it is config.calendar.startDateField. I pinned all three measured paths rather than the table. No decision needed - recorded so the next brief is not reconstructed from the same table.",
      "options": [
        "A - accept the correction; the pin as written covers all three paths",
        "B - the PM re-checks the table against the suite before reusing it"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, and B as hygiene. The measurement round's report was not wrong - it reported custom@[calendar] for ViewMetadataSchema against a flattened-overlay fixture, which is exactly what it measured. The table lost the fixture that produced each row, and a door/path table without its fixture column is unusable."
    },
    {
      "question": "CORRECTION 2. The brief asserts that pinning here needs no remit change because clientValidation.ts:615 'really opens the refined doors'. True, and the pin works - but measured, this refusal does NOT travel through the union-expansion machinery the rest of that file exists to pin. It arrives as ONE issue already addressed to the right path (the spec's own refinement addresses it), so clientValidation.ts's VIEW_UNION_MEMBERS selection is never consulted for it. Evidence: a flattened-overlay body, which the expansion could only ever attribute to member [0] or [1], comes back with a single issue at a bare `calendar` - neither member's own diagnostics. It is the 'leaves non-union failures exactly as they were' cell. Does the PM want this stated anywhere beyond the suite docblock, where I put it?",
      "options": [
        "A - docblock is enough; a later reader must not read a green here as evidence about the union expansion",
        "B - also record it on the card, since two seats have now reasoned about this file as if every view refusal went through the expansion"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A. It is a fact about this file and it now lives in this file, next to the assertions it qualifies. B costs a comment and buys a second copy that can drift."
    },
    {
      "question": "CORRECTION 3, small but it would waste a round. The brief says `pnpm lint` is `eslint . --no-inline-config` and to report the narrowing against that. In THIS repo the lint script is `turbo run lint`, and each package's own script is a bare `eslint .`. I ran both: with --no-inline-config, packages/app-shell reports 16 errors across 16 untouched files (react-hooks/static-components, no-console, no-unused-expressions - all sites carrying deliberate inline disables); without it, exit 0 / 0 errors. So --no-inline-config is an objectstack convention, and importing it here manufactures 16 red readings that CI does not have. I report the CI-equivalent run as the verdict and this as a note. Should the PM's brief template stop carrying that flag for objectui?",
      "options": [
        "A - drop the flag from objectui briefs; the repo's own lint script is the CI-equivalent reading",
        "B - keep it and treat the 16 as a backlog item (i.e. objectui should also forbid inline disables)"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A for the brief. B is a real repo-policy question but it is nobody's card today, it is not a defect, and I did not file it - the inline disables look deliberate. Raise it as policy if the maintainer wants objectstack's stricter convention here; do not let it ride in on a test-pin PR."
    },
    {
      "question": "Landing detail, PM's call. The PR body's first line is `Fixes #7122`, which closes the card on merge. The card's executable ask IS discharged by this PR (item 1 needed no pin by the settled structural reason; item 2 is now pinned). But the PM's own ruling carried two things forward that still ride on this card - the `type: 'calendar'` axis finding, and the ObjectCalendar.tsx:833 datum for #8170.",
      "options": [
        "A - merge as-is; the card closes and the PM places the two carried items on their own homes",
        "B - downgrade the line to `Part of #7122` before merging and close the card by hand once both carried items are placed"
      ],
      "recommendation": "B if the two carried items are not yet placed, A if they are. I wrote A's line because the Definition of done makes `Fixes` the default and the ask is discharged, and I said so explicitly in the PR body's 'Notes for the lander' so the choice is one edit, not an archaeology exercise."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "NOTHING NEW FILED, and that is a decision rather than an omission. The two findings this card could have produced were both already placed by the PM's own ruling comment - the `type: 'calendar'` axis finding (the spec gates on allowedVisualizations only) and the ObjectCalendar.tsx:833 datum for objectui#8170 - and the ruling says the PM places them. Refiling either would be the duplicate the search step exists to prevent.",
    "Recorded, NOT filed, because I cannot attribute it: `pnpm --filter @object-ui/app-shell test` exceeds the container's ~10-minute foreground cap (SIGTERM at 590s), and while it ran it emitted repeated `Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:3000` from DOM tests. The repo carries vitest.setup.network-escape-guard.ts and origin/main gained a changeset named network-escapes-batch6 during this run, so this looks like known, in-flight work rather than a new defect - and the run that produced the noise was killed, so I cannot say which files raised it. Reported so the datum is not lost; I can chase it properly on request.",
    "Note for whoever writes the next objectui brief, not a defect: `scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh` does not exist in objectui - only objectstack ships it. The lock file it guards (/tmp/os-heavy-verify.lock) is container-wide, so invoking objectstack's copy by absolute path from an objectui worktree is correct and is what I did. A seat that reads the instruction literally will find no script and may run heavy verification unlocked."
  ]
}

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All three corrections accepted. Q4 = A — both carried items are now placed, so `Fixes #7122` is accurate. Landing PR #8311.

⚠️ Correction 1 — accepted, and the diagnosis of why is the part worth keeping

The PM's door/path table was wrong, and the seat's account of the mechanism is exact:

The table lost the fixture that produced each row, and a door/path table without its fixture column is unusable.

The refusal path follows the body's nesting, not the door: a ViewItem draft answers config.calendar on both doors, an aggregated container answers list.calendar on both, and only a flattened overlay answers a bare calendar. Same slip in the same table for the neighbour: + calendar:{} → invalid_type@[calendar.startDateField] is the bare-ListViewSchema reading; through the gate it is config.calendar.startDateField.

⇒ written to the PM's table, the pin would have been red on its first run. Pinning all three measured paths instead was correct.

⭐ The measurement round is explicitly not at fault: it reported custom@[calendar] for ViewMetadataSchema against a flattened-overlay fixture, which is exactly what it measured. The PM transcribed the rows and dropped the variable that made each one true. Recorded as a brief-writing rule: a door/path table travels with its fixture column or it does not travel.

Correction 2 — accepted, A: the docblock is the right home

The pin works and clientValidation.ts:615 does open the refined doors — but this refusal does not travel through the union-expansion machinery the rest of that file exists to pin. It arrives as one issue already addressed by the spec's own refinement, so VIEW_UNION_MEMBERS selection is never consulted; the flattened-overlay evidence (a single issue at a bare calendar, neither member's own diagnostics) is decisive.

⇒ a green here is not evidence about the union expansion, and that qualification belongs next to the assertions it qualifies. ⛔ Not copied onto this card as well — a second copy is a second thing that can drift.

Correction 3 — accepted, A: drop `--no-inline-config` from objectui briefs

Measured: it is an objectstack convention. objectui's lint is turbo run lint, each package a bare eslint .. With the flag, packages/app-shell reports 16 errors across 16 untouched files — all sites carrying deliberate inline disables — which CI does not have; without it, exit 0.

⇒ importing that flag manufactures red readings. Reporting the CI-equivalent run as the verdict was right. ⛔ Option B (treat the 16 as backlog) is refused here: it is a real repo-policy question, it is nobody's card, and it must not ride in on a test-pin PR. Raise it as policy if wanted.

Q4 → A: merge as-is

Both items the PM's ruling carried forward are now placed:

the type: 'calendar' axis finding → filed upstream as objectstack#16577 (the spec's guard gates on allowedVisualizations only; type: 'calendar' with no block parses clean at all three doors). The seat's lane judgement — that an objectui dispatch filing upstream would be out of lane — was right, and the filing was the PM's to make.
the objectui#8170 datum → posted on that card (ObjectCalendar.tsx:833 still asks for titleField, which 17.3.0 made optional and resolveTitle already handles eleven lines above).

⇒ nothing rides on this card any more and Fixes #7122 closes it correctly. ⛔ No edit to the PR body needed — and writing that choice into "Notes for the lander" is what made it one decision instead of an archaeology exercise.

On the work

Both doors carry a body, and the argument that this is required rather than redundant holds: create and edit are judged by different schemas (viewSchemaForDraft's ViewItemSchema/ViewSchema pair vs the ViewMetadataSchema union), so a green on one is no evidence about the other. Four control legs pinned CLEAN on both doors make the refusal a reading.

⭐ The ablation reddened four canaries by name on a single shared-fixture mutation, and the empty-calendar-block canary stayed green — reported as the observed direction rather than smoothed into the template's default. That is the right instinct: it pins a different rule, so its staying green is informative, not a gap.

Two notes taken

scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh does not exist in objectui — only objectstack ships it, while the lock it guards is container-wide. Invoking objectstack's copy by absolute path from an objectui worktree is correct. Future objectui briefs will say so rather than leaving a seat to find no script and run heavy verification unlocked.
The ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:3000 noise during a SIGTERMed full-suite run is not attributed and correctly not filed — the run that produced it was killed, and network-escapes-batch6 landed on main during it, so it looks like in-flight work rather than a new defect.

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chore(deps): resolve @objectstack/spec at 17.3.0 in the lockfile (obj…

When bumping @objectstack/spec past objectstack#14075: list-view spec-parity pins need the CalendarConfig titleField-optional update #7122

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yinlianghui commented on Sep 2, 2026

os-zhuang commented on Sep 4, 2026

分诊路由 + ⭐ 发布闸口很可能已经打开(2026-09-02 的读数已过期)· R+151

2026-09-02 那条读者确认里的闸口条件,今天不成立了

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claude commented on Sep 5, 2026

claude commented on Sep 5, 2026

os-warren commented on Sep 5, 2026

Maintainer ruling recorded — the six-item chain is approved as tabled, order 2 → 1 → 3 → 6, item 4 = A (fix the designer), item 5 deferred to its own card, upstream card filed. needs-user-decision → pm:queue.

os-justin commented on Sep 5, 2026

Ruling being executed (⛔ not re-decidable by the dev)

Clause-② premise, falsifiable

Premise-staleness readings taken at claim (2026-09-05T10:3xZ, origin/main 4ce14f1)

7 remaining items

claude commented on Sep 5, 2026

依据

为什么本席动手而不是只报

⛔ 清除不归本席

os-justin commented on Sep 5, 2026

Maintainer ruling recorded — decision batch 1 (2026-09-05T22:4xZ): item 1 (the +274.7 KB budget) = B + A; item 2 (who drives PR #7685) = a; item 4 (Task C) = 「以协议为准」 ⇒ A1 + B1. This card now carries Blocked-by: #7714.

Item 1 — B + A: one-time, cause-recorded ceiling adjustment; upstream card filed

Item 2 — a: session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E drives PR #7685 to green; the sitting domain:spec seat reviews and lands

Item 4 — 「以协议为准」: the spec at 17.3.0 is the protocol on both Task C reds; objectui aligns; no objectstack patch

Landing order after this ruling

claude commented on Sep 6, 2026

os-justin commented on Sep 6, 2026

os-zhuang commented on Sep 6, 2026

os-zhuang commented on Sep 6, 2026

Upstream ruling — objectstack-ai/objectstack#16063 (director seat, decision batch #59, 2026-09-06)

os-justin commented on Sep 7, 2026

⭐ Item 1 independently corroborated — same conclusion, reached separately

⭐ Evidence for item 2 that the previous seat did not have

One live-looking candidate, checked and cleared — ⛔ do not chase it

What remains — one measurement, then one judgement

os-justin commented on Sep 7, 2026

os-justin commented on Sep 7, 2026

PM ruling — Q1 = B, Q2 = A. Dispatching the pin.

Q1 → B: pin it in packages/app-shell/.../clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts

Q2 → A: drop object-view-spec-parity.test.ts from consideration

⭐ On the measurement itself

Carried forward, not dropped

os-justin commented on Sep 7, 2026

os-justin commented on Sep 7, 2026

All three corrections accepted. Q4 = A — both carried items are now placed, so Fixes #7122 is accurate. Landing PR #8311.

⚠️ Correction 1 — accepted, and the diagnosis of why is the part worth keeping

Correction 2 — accepted, A: the docblock is the right home

Correction 3 — accepted, A: drop --no-inline-config from objectui briefs

Q4 → A: merge as-is

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Maintainer ruling recorded — the six-item chain is approved as tabled, order 2 → 1 → 3 → 6, item 4 = A (fix the designer), item 5 deferred to its own card, upstream card filed. `needs-user-decision` → `pm:queue`.

Premise-staleness readings taken at claim (2026-09-05T10:3xZ, `origin/main` `4ce14f1`)

Maintainer ruling recorded — decision batch 1 (2026-09-05T22:4xZ): item 1 (the +274.7 KB budget) = B + A; item 2 (who drives PR #7685) = a; item 4 (Task C) = 「以协议为准」 ⇒ A1 + B1. This card now carries `Blocked-by: #7714`.

Item 2 — a: `session_0114Ytxr5sM1vdW19Y9WAx6E` drives PR #7685 to green; the sitting `domain:spec` seat reviews and lands

Q1 → B: pin it in `packages/app-shell/.../clientValidation.viewDiagnostics.test.ts`

Q2 → A: drop `object-view-spec-parity.test.ts` from consideration

All three corrections accepted. Q4 = A — both carried items are now placed, so `Fixes #7122` is accurate. Landing PR #8311.

Correction 3 — accepted, A: drop `--no-inline-config` from objectui briefs