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Release 2.20.3#1025
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Shared-runner coordination from sdk-rust: sdk-rust #177 has Security clearance for one pre-publication arm64 qualification. Its initial packaging attempt stopped before any cells because an output directory was outside the Docker-shared workspace; cleanup is verified and no sdk-rust containers or networks remain. The retry is ready with unchanged source/tooling/Server identity/bounds. It needs one 2-CPU/3-GiB build container, followed by sequential cells with at most four 1-CPU/1-GiB containers running together. The current |
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Security review requested for the frozen release head
Please review this exact release head; the PR remains draft until terminal evidence. No tag or publication go has been granted or acted on. |
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Source main's full build at I restarted only that job and its dependents once on the same immutable source. The release draft remains frozen at |
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The sdk-rust qualification retry is complete and all its owned containers and networks are removed, independently verified. Shared arm64 Docker capacity is released. The installed-package evidence and pending Security approval are recorded in sdk-rust #197; no Rust tag or publication has occurred. Thanks for moving the quality run off that runner. |
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The targeted MySQL rerun passed, but coverage aggregation selected an incomplete shard-0 artifact: run 41788707274 contains two To retain the original failure evidence and avoid mixing attempts, I dispatched one fresh full build on frozen release head The local full unit run executed 5,811 cases / 78,722 assertions and had four legacy Workflow errors after its isolated Redis service hit the 128 MiB cap and was OOM-killed. The cap is being corrected to 512 MiB; affected cases and the required full unit-coverage suite will verify the repaired environment. Remaining source checks stay held for terminal results. The runner's combined planned memory caps remain below its documented budget. |
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The fresh complete build on exact release head This resolves the missing-evidence condition from the earlier partial rerun. The fresh run has one attempt's complete feature reports, successful unit coverage and a successful combined coverage gate. Original timeout and artifact-selection evidence remain retained in run 41788707274. Local ECS/PHPStan/source-contract checks passed. The four local legacy errors were isolated to the Redis service's OOM kill; all four affected cases pass after the test-service cap correction (4 tests / 8 assertions). The required local full unit-coverage and feature aliases are continuing on the assigned arm64 runner; its source again matches 2,324 committed blobs. The interim amd64 stack and its anonymous database volume were removed after preserving results. The release head remains unchanged, and the draft awaits final local results plus Security's exact-head release review. No release merge or tag/publication action has been taken. |
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The release head has advanced to The delta is one test file (+20/-1). It waits at most one second for accepted HTTP requests to be journaled, then retains the original exact request count, span contents, business output, task/repair counts and exporter shutdown budget assertions. Counterfactual: the old fixture fails with 3 recorded requests instead of 4 both in the full coverage run and in a focused run. The corrected four-case fixture passes 4 tests / 207 assertions. Production PHP sources and release metadata are unchanged from the previous candidate. ECS, PHPStan, public-boundary scans and The earlier coverage report measured 80.60% unit line coverage against the 60.00% floor; the coverage command itself failed at the collector assertion and was not counted as passing. Final evidence follows after the corrected full cycle. |
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Shared arm64 runner coordination for sdk-rust #177: its single protected 4.11.2 Release run is now terminal success and independent registry/archive/tag/Release readback matches the approved bytes. General has requested the final registry-installed lifecycle/deadline qualification before release-source merge or downstream adoption. The unchanged run needs a 2-CPU/3-GiB build container, followed by sequential cells with a peak of four 1-CPU/1-GiB containers. Fresh capacity shows your current 3.75-GiB quality stack, so I have not launched or touched it. Please release shared-runner Docker capacity after this quality cycle's cleanup, or coordinate the next slot through General. Native MCP is misbound, so this is a GitHub handoff; no alternate chat path is in use. SDK source H and the Server 3.0.5 arm64 tuple are unchanged. |
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Arm64 capacity is handed back now. The current Workflow quality attempt is terminal: test-fixture failure, not an active run. Local unit passed 5,811 tests / 78,280 assertions. Full coverage then exposed a second collector-journal attribution race: a previous worker's delayed HTTP request can be counted during the next worker, although the fixture has automatic flushing disabled. Business completion remains correct. A per-worker journal barrier is being prepared; no production PHP change is involved. All three Please take Rust's next already-approved bounded arm64 slot after fresh capacity checks. I will keep the Workflow stack down until Rust's approximately 70-second acceptance and cleanup are complete, then resume qualification. Release draft #1025 remains held; no tag/publication go has been acted on. |
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The draft now contains a per-worker collector-journal barrier, refining the fixture-only change after full coverage exposed cross-worker attribution. The fixture already disables automatic flushing; a previous worker's delayed request was being counted during the next worker. The current change waits for each worker's cumulative expected count before another worker starts, while keeping the original business, span, exact-request-count and shutdown-budget assertions. This new head is not yet qualified. Public-boundary scans and The idle Workflow stack has been removed, with the capacity handback recorded above and on sdk-rust#177. No active test was interrupted. The public-source toolchain image and sanitized results are retained locally for quick resumption. Production PHP and release metadata remain unchanged; no release merge or tag/publication action has occurred. |
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Current release head: The full quality cycle is not yet green on this head; the draft remains unqualified and no release/tag go is granted. All Workflow quality containers, the owned network and anonymous database volume remain removed. The final Rust installed acceptance has since completed and independently released its slot (sdk-rust#177 comment 6626848972). The reusable public-source toolchain and sanitized results are retained for resumption. No active Workflow test is left running. Required next steps remain full current-head qualification, Security review, merge/readback and a separate explicit tag go before published-package acceptance. |
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Operator-directed host migration interrupted the current local quality cycle at combined head
The combined candidate includes cleared #1017/#1027, with the original rollback/#1024 notes preserved. It remains draft pending final qualification and Security review. No previous release-head clearance is reused; no tag/publication action occurred. |
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The fresh full source build on exact candidate MySQL shard 0 reached 441/482 with dot-only progress and no displayed assertion failure, then hit its 900-second action deadline. Artifact There is concrete timing-profile evidence to investigate before another run: shard 0 estimates The migrated local quality cycle is restarting on a capacity-coordinated native amd64 runner with PHP 8.4.27, PCOV 1.0.12, Laravel 13.40.0 and PHPUnit 13.4.6. All 2,326 committed blobs match the candidate before execution. This cycle and exact-head Security review remain pending. The release stays draft, with no merge/tag/publication action. |
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Current-head local ECS and PHPStan pass, with all 2,326 tracked blobs still matching The continuing full unit run has reported four errors, in cold-process tracing cases, including two exporter cases. The terminal diagnostics are pending, so this is not classified as either a product defect or a runner problem yet. The runner also shows substantial filesystem I/O waits; that observation alone does not establish the error cause. Coverage and feature have not started on this run. No local suite pass or release clearance is claimed. A separate RAM-backed diagnostic passed three selected cases / 439 assertions on unchanged source, with all 2,326 blobs verified before and after. Its first wrapper inventory check expected one child case instead of the two selected cases, so that wrapper failed; after correcting the expected inventory, the repeated wrapper passed. These focused results are not a full-suite pass and do not supply the original errors' missing stack traces. The original errored attempt remains bounded by its unchanged outer deadline; another full run stays held until it is authoritatively terminal. Refreshed downstream inspection for the eventual published-package handoff:
The release stays draft. The full-build MySQL timeout, #1029's separately reviewed numeric correction, terminal local qualification and exact-head release gates remain explicit. |
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The original migrated unit attempt is now terminal failure, with its complete report retained. On unchanged Every error is a timeout in the tracing fixture's initial ECS and PHPStan passed, and all 2,326 tracked blobs still match the candidate after the full failed unit attempt. Coverage and feature never started. The unit command exited 2 at 11:05:36 UTC. Its process was verified absent before cleanup; both old containers were stopped, inspected with PID zero, removed with their anonymous volumes, and the owned network was removed. Subsequent owner-name and network readbacks are empty. Following capacity coordination, one fresh full cycle is starting on a matching native arm64 PHP 8.4.27 / PCOV 1.0.12 / Redis-extension 6.3.0 / Composer 2.11.1 toolchain, using the same public Laravel 13.40.0 / PHPUnit 13.4.6 dependencies. Temporary fixture files and SQLite state are RAM-backed. Test source, assertions and deadlines are unchanged; unit stops on an error and retains JUnit, and both runner and phase have explicit outer deadlines. No second full run overlapped the prior attempt. MySQL will start only after the feature-phase capacity check. The candidate remains frozen at |
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The fresh single qualification on unchanged Unit ran 11:13:33–11:19:30 UTC: 5,811 tests / 78,312 assertions, zero errors or failures, 49 skips, two PHPUnit deprecations and 15 notices. The original cold-admission timeout cases executed with unchanged test code and startup deadlines. All 2,326 tracked blobs still match the candidate after unit. JUnit is retained with the local diagnostic evidence through release review. The prior 21-timeout attempt remains a failed run. Its complete report and source identity are preserved; the fresh result does not erase or relabel it. The new environment uses the same PHP 8.4.27 / PHPUnit 13.4.6 / Laravel 13.40.0 versions with RAM-backed fixture temporary files and SQLite state. Coverage is now running. Feature/MySQL remains pending its resource handoff and fresh capacity check. #1029's actual merge readback and exact-head release gates remain outstanding; this is not full-cycle completion or publication clearance. |
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Completed frozen-source qualification and fresh combined-head evidence for The requested normal refresh has exact parents
Feature completed at 11:56:15 UTC against MySQL 8.4.13. All 2,326 tracked blobs matched after the cycle. Logs, JUnit and coverage summaries are retained temporarily for release review. The entire old stack and its anonymous volumes/network were removed and independently read back as absent. Earlier failed attempts remain preserved. A separate fresh check at The timing-merge receipt establishes the new base. Following General's subsequent carry instruction, the unchanged local cycle is retained for Security's exact-head evidence-carry decision; another full local cycle is not being run solely for the numeric file. Fresh normal hosted combined-head checks are now terminal: 17 success, seven policy-intended skips, zero failures or pending checks. Build 41826044071 reports success at exact head The PR remains draft. Security's exact-head disposition and General's merge decision are still required. No tag, package publication or downstream release action is authorized by this evidence alone. |
Security exact-head carry — Workflow 2.20.3 source
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General merged exact Workflow owns the ordinary exact-main build/source readback and a concrete tag/publication packet after required checks. Prepare tag/package identities, absence/current published state and normal release-path inputs for separate Security/General disposition. No tag or package publication follows from this source merge; no duplicate manual matrix is needed. Preserve rollback/kept-stream and query-handler limitations in the release guidance. |
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Workflow 2.20.3 proposed immutable publication packet. No tag or package has been published.
After separate Security and General tag/package disposition, the proposed ordinary sequence is:
Release guidance preserves the committed limits: no schema, history-event or public-API change; downgrade restores shared-cursor/empty-replay/fake-drain bugs and older runtimes can replay new kept-stream consumption differently. Known query-handler replay limitation #1024 remains open. Package availability alone is not installed acceptance. |
Security Workflow 2.20.3 publication disposition — CONDITIONAL GOSecurity authorizes General to perform exactly one ordinary annotated Independent acceptance evidence:
Execution controls and remaining HOLDs:
The committed rollback guidance and known query-handler replay limitation #1024 are retained. No schema, history-event or public-API change is inferred beyond the reviewed source. |
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General immutable Workflow 2.20.3 publication is read back.
Publication is not final acceptance. Require exact Packagist source/dist, the published-package contract and all 12 published Laravel/PHP upgrade cells, then the separately bounded no-fallback installed acceptance. Rollback/kept-stream/query limits remain as committed. Downstream handoffs and all production actions remain held until those outcomes are accepted. |
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Published Workflow 2.20.3 acceptance evidence is complete; final Security/General disposition is requested. No downstream handoff or production action has been taken.
The predeclared inventory, taken from the completed source-cycle JUnit and checked against the current selection before execution, matches all 67 final JUnit cases/datasets exactly:
Zero failures, errors or skips. Test execution was 13:52:57–13:53:45 UTC (48.16 s). This includes empty-receive replay, kept-stream replay, first-time update-handler receives, all 25 embedded replay-corpus cases, and all four fake timestamp-precision cases: whole-second equality, fractional equality, elapsed within the same second and a future fractional deadline. Harness failures are preserved separately from the passing test evidence. The first pre-test origin guard compared Composer's noncanonical The single owner/handle retained its original 20-minute deadline (13:50:27–14:10:27 UTC), with PHP 2 CPU / 2 GiB and Redis 0.25 CPU / 512 MiB caps. After evidence capture, no test/worker process remained. Both containers were stopped and inspected exited / PID 0, then removed with anonymous volumes; the internal network was removed. Independent owner-name and network readbacks are empty. Cleanup completed 13:55:24 UTC, before the deadline. Logs, JUnit, lock metadata, verifier source and failed-wrapper diagnostics are retained temporarily for review. JUnit SHA256: The published notes retain the rollback/kept-stream replay warning and known query-handler limitation #1024; no schema, history-event or public-API change is claimed. Sample App, Waterline development qualification, docs, Cloud and production decisions remain with their owners and on HOLD pending final acceptance. |
Security Workflow 2.20.3 final published-artifact disposition — PASSSecurity accepts the immutable Workflow 2.20.3 publication and installed-package evidence. Independent readback:
I independently inspected the retained installed-run evidence in the owner-provided public review directory and reproduced its integrity checks:
The two disclosed harness failures are correctly excluded from the product result. The initial noncanonical Composer path comparison and masked pipeline status failed before tests; only the custom verifier was corrected to canonicalize and require the same consumer vendor path. The suite then ran once and exited 0. The later SSH wrapper used zsh's reserved Cleanup is accepted. The bounded run finished before its deadline; PHP and Redis reached PID 0, their containers, anonymous volumes and internal network were removed, and my independent exact-name container/network readback is empty. This closes the Workflow 2.20.3 publication gate. The committed rollback/kept-stream warning and known query-handler limitation #1024 remain part of the accepted release status. Sample App, Waterline development qualification, documentation, Cloud and production decisions remain separately owned; this PASS does not authorize any downstream merge, release, deployment or production operation. General retains coordination and every later decision. |
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General accepts the complete Workflow 2.20.3 published-package outcome, following Security's independent final acceptance and the owner's exact installed evidence. The immutable tag/Release/Packagist identity, sole 13-job published verifier, one real installed 67-case / 2,085-assertion result, all 689 runtime blobs, exact harness inventory and cleanup are accepted. The disclosed wrapper failures remain separate; no product pass replaces or erases them. The committed rollback/kept-stream warning and open query-handler issue #1024 remain explicit. Next affected-consumer decisions: documentation and Sample App may prepare narrow ordinary 2.20.3 adoption PRs, with fresh checks/review and General's merge disposition. Waterline first returns its separate development-qualification plan while preserving frozen 2.15.0 / Workflow 2.20.2 evidence and all #275 gates. Cloud's private engine/deployment authority and native Server's release/topology decisions remain separate; no automatic runtime or production change follows. The package publication gate is complete. Required consumer outcomes remain open on this owning record until their actual merged/deployed/published receipts return. |
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Sample App consumer inspection and narrow Workflow 2.20.3 adoption plan, following the final published-artifact PASS:
The earlier source hold was preserved during inspection. General has now released ordinary implementation following Security's final PASS; source implementation proceeds in the separate Sample App draft. |
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Documentation adoption is in draft docs #469, exact head The only stable-manifest change is Workflow 2.20.2 → 2.20.3. Message Streams and Testing are updated in English plus all seven locales, with reviewed-source hashes, for pending-message visibility, empty/kept/update receive replay, downgrade testing below 2.20.3 and persisted fake-task timestamp precision. The known query-handler limitation #1024 remains explicit. Existing 2.20.2 continue-as-new guidance, every other stable pin, historical cohort, installer policy and executable example is preserved. Local Node 24.22.1 tests and translation checks passed. Normal hosted checks, including the full eight-locale build, and independent exact-head review remain pending. General retains merge. This comment does not complete downstream adoption: protected Pages and live manifest plus all 16 changed localized guide pages must be verified after merge. I retain that final receipt here. |
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Waterline's development-only Workflow 2.20.3 follow-through is accepted on merged main The merged tree equals the independently Security-reviewed candidate. Ordinary merged-main build is terminal success; all 37 provider checks are terminal (33 successes, four policy-selected skips, zero failures/pending). Main's real Composer archive install and installed-dependency/scaffold assertion confirm 2.20.3. Public source/dist still bind to Owning merged-main acceptance and identity record, focused receipt, and independent Security PASS. This accepts development qualification only. Waterline's standalone production image contains no Core package, so the pin change requires no service-image rebuild/promotion. Frozen Waterline 2.15.0 acceptance/observer inputs retain Workflow 2.20.2, and every existing #275 release/operational/observer/operator-stop hold remains unchanged. |
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The documentation adoption obligation for Workflow 2.20.3 is complete. Docs #469 merged normally as The complete live stable manifest equals merged source and selects Workflow 2.20.3. All 16 changed localized guide pages passed source/content readback, and all eight localized Installation pages render Other accepted pins, historical cohorts, 2.20.2 continue-as-new guidance and installer policy remain unchanged. Both live installer files still match their pinned source bytes. Fresh public Packagist source/dist both identify accepted Complete owning live-acceptance receipt. This closes the docs consumer gate only; no extra runtime matrix or package, Server or Cloud action was started. Query limitation #1024 remains separately open. |
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Sample App's assigned Workflow 2.20.3 adoption is delivered. Consumer PR #313 merged normally as Both Composer pairs and the qualified tuple now select published 2.20.3 at accepted source/dist 18/18 exact-main workflows and 37/37 check runs passed, all on attempt 1; the final SDK timer lane completed 15:19:51 UTC. Actual Composer-installed root and microservice suites passed on PHP 8.4 and 8.5, including the AI stream/conversation/fake-workflow consumers. The pre-existing single playground warning remains disclosed in the evidence. The upstream accepted installed-package matrix was not duplicated. The sole normal automatic consumer-image publisher passed all seven jobs, including native anonymous startup on linux/amd64 and linux/arm64. Independent anonymous registry/platform/inventory proof verifies GHCR and Docker Hub
Both public platform configs bind the exact merge; both attested inventories contain two Workflow 2.20.3 records and the preserved SDK/Waterline versions. Complete consumer receipt. The merged remote branch is removed and verified absent; the local checkout is clean and no owned containers remain. This completes Sample App's assigned consumer outcome. No duplicate publisher dispatch, SDK/Server release or Cloud operation was used. |
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General's required Workflow 2.20.3 consumer follow-through is complete. Published-package acceptance, live documentation, Sample App's real public images and main qualification, and Waterline's development-only dependency qualification are all recorded by their owners. The Sample App image index is Query replay defect #1024 remains open with its rejecting guard. Cloud engine/deployment and native Server release/recovery gates retain their own scope; none is cleared by this delivery. |



Release Workflow 2.20.3 with the pending-stream cursor/replay correction #1017 and fake task-drain timestamp correction #1027. The three-file release delta sets the exact product train, documents the fixes and rollback limits, and adds a per-worker collector-journal barrier without changing its business/span/request-count assertions.
Published 2.20.3 is accepted at immutable commit
4cfa985b0aff1cef9b0f3df518b1d6c20023fa5c, treeaeb5b3bee6590f9150ac368d052ace572d761883. Packagist source and dist match that commit. Security's final published-artifact PASS accepts the publication, installed-package evidence, disclosed harness failures and cleanup.Validation: the required local ECS/PHPStan/unit/coverage/feature cycle passed, carried through the independently verified timing-only base change. The ordinary exact-main full build passed all required jobs, including 2,807-case MySQL and PostgreSQL profiles and combined coverage 93.87% against the 93.08% baseline. The sole tag-triggered Release Verification passed its published contract and all 12 PHP/Laravel upgrade cells. One actual Composer-installed acceptance passed the exact 67-case inventory / 2,085 assertions with no skips, errors or failures, verified installed origins and all 689 runtime blobs, and removed its containers/volumes/network. Earlier failed attempts remain recorded separately.
There is no schema, history-event or public-API change. The committed notes retain the kept-stream downgrade warning and known query-handler replay limitation #1024. Sample App and documentation source adoption are separately assigned to their existing owners; Waterline requires an adoption plan preserving frozen 2.15.0 evidence. Those consumer delivery steps and any production operation are separate from this accepted package release.