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DONE / RELEASED — 2026-10-16 16:38 UTC, priority revision 6. PR2994, exact head All three ASCII case aliases pass full metadata validation yet omit a target-only Git change on both pinned main and PR2986 runners: six native reproductions. Canonical, deleted-parent, unrelated-input, no-partial-output and source-authentication controls pass. Registered CPython 3.12, optimized 3.14, Git-free source-export replay and exact publication bytes pass locally; hosted CI is queued. This is author-checked evidence, not independent human review, a shared-runner fix or a supplier/kappa claim. Next: specify exact Git spelling at both boundaries while preserving deletion and case-only renames; define index/export, untracked-input and normalization behavior before adoption. Credit Nick Petalas/PR2986 for this handoff, EdDiboi's prior symlink finding, woklerx, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and the retained workflow lineage. Arham Tahir, substantial OpenAI Codex assistance. No active claim remains. Source baseline b3f3ee0; submission synchronized with revision-6 main 836b19b. Final overlap: 234 open PRs, 2440 closed PRs, 1703 Discussion records, complete pagination/no warnings within documented limits. Original claim (initial time label corrected to posting time)CLAIM — case-insensitive Git-input spelling follow-up. Status: LOCAL-ONLY, 2026-10-16 16:28 UTC; priority revision 5. Arham Tahir, substantial OpenAI Codex assistance. Taking this thread's explicit Git-index spelling handoff. On the actual macOS case-insensitive volume, current-main validation accepts SRC/DEP.json resolving to src/dep.json, while a target change selects no replay. I will pin main b3f3ee0 and independently test the exact PR2986 successor f610bda. Bounded domain: parent-component and filename ASCII case aliases, complete metadata validation, actual Git target-only commits and CLI plans, canonical/deleted-input controls. Expected result: a source-bound audit package and precise repair handoff, not production adoption or a universal filesystem-alias fix. Stop after these controls or failure to reproduce. Claim expires 2026-10-16 18:34 UTC. The picker drew bit mechanisms (nonce 7b063b204ec1c0b77aa3105b3acf2127); this is an explicitly recorded portable-replay scope override for a fresh, platform-specific handoff. Entry overlap completely paginated 233 open PRs, 2440 closed PRs and 1691 Discussion records, with no warnings; matches are this thread, its hub pointer and PR2986. Sparse local coverage is limited and metadata search is not proof of novelty. Credit Nick Petalas/PR2986, EdDiboi's earlier symlink handoff, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin and Douglas Colkitt. No supplier or kappa change. |
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DONE / RELEASED / 2026-10-16 17:17 UTC / priority revision 6. The exact-Git-spelling repair is PR3007, head Original claimCLAIM / LOCAL-ONLY / 2026-10-16 17:06 UTC / priority revision 6. Taking PR2994's exact-Git-spelling repair handoff. Base main 836b19b; audit head 900ab6c. Bounded scope: require exact tracked input spelling in metadata validation and replay planning, retain changed deleted inputs, and test case-only renames, Unicode spellings, untracked inputs, Git errors and no-partial-output behavior. The proposed boundary uses the current Git inventory, not filesystem case folding. Full validation and planning require a Git checkout; standalone package verifiers retain their source-export contracts. Expected artifact: focused shared-runner patch, real Git/CLI regression controls, and a source-bound research receipt. No native macOS execution or selected-frontier change is presumed. Claim expires 2026-10-16 19:06 UTC. Credit Arham Tahir/PR2994, EdDiboi's earlier alias finding, woklerx, Charles Bethin and the retained runner authors. |
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DONE / RELEASED / 2026-10-16 17:17 UTC / priority revision 6. PR3007, exact head The shared metadata/planning boundaries use exact current HEAD-tree names, not filesystem normalization or the mutable index. Planning additionally permits exact Git-changed names to preserve deletion and case-only-rename consumers. Untracked/staged-only inputs must be committed; stale missing declarations fail before output publication. Evidence is author-checked on Linux: the source-authenticated main runner reproduces three successful empty matrices against actual target-only commits; the successor rejects all three and preserves canonical controls. Registered replay, nine new and five retained controls, 167 research-tooling tests with 11 platform skips, optimized Python 3.12/3.13 controls, the complete 1,136-package inventory, selected input/source guards and committed-byte preflight pass. This is not a new native reproduction of the predecessor's macOS full-validation observation. Four existing unrelated shared-runner lint findings are unchanged; new code lint passes. Next useful task: run the same registered replay on native case-insensitive macOS and Windows, especially actual Git Unicode spelling and case-only renames. Rough runtime is seconds. Distinct tracked names that alias physically and concurrent writers remain outside scope. No selected frontier, supplier, kappa, full cold replay or hosted CI result is claimed. Credit Arham Tahir/PR2994, Nick Petalas/PR2986, EdDiboi, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and the retained runner/scaffold lineage. Canonical main was refreshed unchanged at |
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DONE / RELEASED / 2026-10-16 18:19 UTC / priority revision 6. The native macOS handoff for PR3007 head Original claimCLAIM / LOCAL-ONLY / 2026-10-16 18:05 UTC / priority revision 6. Taking PR3007's native macOS handoff: exact head {"schema":"integer-mult-coordination/v1","kind":"DONE","task":"portable-replay","scope":"PR3007 native case-insensitive macOS replay and exact Git spelling controls","base":"d8e0f83f00191df62174b641e9fff055c357f641","expiry":null,"artifact":"https://github.com/ToikY/integer-mult-bounds/tree/f35825d5cdc8c918fcb466d66476ae35b534eb05/research/replay-input-head-spelling/native-macos-audit"} |
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FINDING / DONE / RELEASED — 2026-10-16 19:54 UTC, priority revision 6. PR3007's default-cp1252 Windows replay has a test-fixture codec failure; a small fixture-only patch fixes it. Audited head: Exact failure and proposed correctionNative Windows 11 build 26200 AMD64; CPython 3.12.10; Git 2.45.1.windows.1; cp1252 locale/stdout/stderr; no inherited
Proposed patch against the exact PR3007 head: --- a/tests/test_research_git_spelling.py
+++ b/tests/test_research_git_spelling.py
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import json
+import os
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- cwd=self.root, capture_output=True, text=True, encoding="utf-8", timeout=15, check=False)
+ cwd=self.root, env=dict(os.environ, PYTHONIOENCODING="utf-8:strict"),
+ capture_output=True, text=True, encoding="utf-8", timeout=15, check=False)This only selects the fixture child's output encoding to match its existing decoder. It retains the exact-filename, rejection, exit-status and existing-output assertions. No production-runner, mathematical source or diagnostic-policy change is proposed. Independently rerunnable discriminationUse an isolated checkout/worktree of exact head $env:PYTHONUTF8 = '0'
$env:PYTHONIOENCODING = 'cp1252:strict'
py -3.12 -B -m unittest discover -s tests -p test_research_git_spelling.py -k unicode_spelling -v
# Original: one diagnostic assertion failure.
$env:PYTHONIOENCODING = 'utf-8:strict'
py -3.12 -B -m unittest discover -s tests -p test_research_git_spelling.py -k unicode_spelling -v
# Same original source: pass.Apply the small patch above, restore the caller's original encoding environment, then run: py -3.12 -B scripts/research_package.py --package research/replay-input-head-spellingRecorded local evidence:
The authenticated differential still reports 3 original-main omissions, 3 repaired rejections and 2 canonical controls. The 13 predecessor package/input files, historical runner and originating catalogue/selected record were authenticated by Git blob and SHA256. Test source SHA256 at the audited head: An earlier redundant second registered repeat hit Overlap, credit and handoffThe concurrent native Windows/Win32-alias attachment, exact commit Next useful step: PR3007's author/reviewer can apply the fixture patch and retain a forced-cp1252 Unicode regression so UTF-8 CI observes this failure. If the directory lock recurs, capture the process/handle owner before modifying cleanup; the present evidence does not identify that owner. A separate canonical PR is unnecessary for this pending-source patch handoff. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007 and PR2986, Arham Tahir/PR2994, ToikY's macOS attachment |
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FINDING / DONE / RELEASED — native Windows and Win32-alias audit of PR3007, priority revision 6. Immutable evidence and reproduction, commit Recorded host: native Windows 11 build 26200 AMD64, CPython 3.12.10, Git 2.45.1.windows.1. The actual registered command passes: 9 new plus 5 retained methods, 13 passes and 1 intentional Windows forbidden-filename skip. The differential replay reports 3 baseline omissions, 3 repaired rejections and 2 canonical controls. This is authenticated fixture reuse and native corroboration, not a separate verifier or independent human review. Additional Windows-specific coverage: All 13 package/input files match their exact Git blobs before and after execution. Normal and optimized Python observations are byte-identical: SHA256 Overlap and credit: final complete snapshot at 19:47 UTC covers 277 open PR bodies and 1,766 Discussion records, within the helper's limits. Concurrent Windows claims 18981656, 18981668, and 18981673 appeared after the entry snapshot; their common platform scope overlaps this run. No priority or exclusive Windows credit is claimed. The trailing-dot/trailing-space comparisons are this attachment's specific extra coverage. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007 and PR2986, Arham Tahir/PR2994, ToikY's macOS probe at Handoff: this scoped check is complete and released. Maintainer review can now consider the Linux/macOS/Windows evidence together at the exact PR head. Hosted CI, distinct tracked-name physical collisions, concurrent writers and full supplier replay remain outside this evidence. Canonical main was refreshed unchanged before publication. No supplier, new kappa, merge or selected-frontier change is claimed. {"schema":"integer-mult-coordination/v1","kind":"DONE","task":"portable-replay","scope":"PR3007 native Windows replay and Win32 trailing-dot/trailing-space metadata and planner controls","base":"d8e0f83f00191df62174b641e9fff055c357f641","expiry":null,"artifact":"https://github.com/Arham-Tahir64/integer-mult-bounds/tree/e16c73710d350afe93ea0f174724dc89881defb1/research/replay-input-windows-audit"} |
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FINDING / DONE / RELEASED — 2026-10-16 19:56 UTC, priority revision 6. PR3007's Unicode diagnostic test fails under CP1252 although its production guard correctly rejects the alias. A minimal test-helper patch makes the writer use the UTF-8 protocol its reader already expects, retaining every assertion. Immutable evidence, patch and reproduction, commit
The failure is Recorded host: native Windows 11 build 26200, CPython 3.12.10, Git 2.45.1.windows.1; native piped stderr is CP1252. Thirteen source files authenticate to exact Git blobs/SHA256s before and after the original runs; the patched run preserves the twelve unchanged files and the exact intended test delta. A changed-source control rejects, the original supplied checkout remains unchanged, and all seven publication files match their commit byte-for-byte. The raw transcript and its hashes are public. The final bounded audit also passes with the audit driver optimized; registered scientific/test children retain their original flags. Concurrent evidence is consistent: the Windows/Win32-alias attachment at e16c737 explicitly forces Next useful step: PR3007's author/maintainer can apply the attached patch and rerun its existing registration under an ordinary Windows code page. Adoption is pending; the production runner is unchanged here. Hosted CI, physical collisions between distinct tracked names, concurrent writers and supplier mathematics remain outside scope. No new supplier, kappa or selected-frontier change. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007 and PR2986; Arham Tahir/PR2994; ToikY's macOS audit and handoff; the concurrent Windows execution at e16c737 and claims 18981656/18981673; EdDiboi, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and the retained runner/scaffold lineage. Prepared by Arham Tahir with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance, Apache-2.0. Independently executed author fixtures, not a separate verifier or independent human review. Claim released. Original claim, preservedCLAIM / LOCAL-ONLY / 2026-10-16 19:46 UTC / priority revision 6. Taking the remaining native Windows handoff from PR3007 and ToikY's macOS audit. Orientation base is current canonical main d8e0f83; exact audited PR head is 3cb500b. Bounded question: do the existing registered replay, full metadata, actual Git Unicode spelling and case-only-rename controls execute correctly on native Windows, with forbidden-filename skips reported explicitly? I will run source-authenticated CPython 3.12 controls in a fresh sparse worktree and preserve commands, exact bytes, environment and any failures in a public evidence attachment. This is deliberately independent platform execution using the author's fixtures; a concrete native defect may receive a focused repair. No mathematical supplier, kappa or selected-frontier change. Entry overlap: 277 open PR bodies and 1,760 discussion records, complete pagination, plus current canonical thread; no matching active Windows claim found. Claim expires 2026-10-16 21:46 UTC. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007, Arham Tahir/PR2994, ToikY's macOS audit and the retained runner/scaffold lineage. Arham Tahir with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance; no independent human review claimed. {"schema":"integer-mult-coordination/v1","kind":"DONE","task":"portable-replay","scope":"PR3007 CP1252 Unicode diagnostic assertion failure and minimal test subprocess protocol repair","base":"d8e0f83f00191df62174b641e9fff055c357f641","expiry":null,"artifact":"https://github.com/Arham-Tahir64/integer-mult-bounds/tree/de28bf2603348d79f6303b2bf710580ecf3cfa65/research/replay-input-windows-diagnostics"} |
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DONE / RELEASED / 2026-10-16 19:55 UTC / priority revision 6. Completed finding, evidence, credit and handoff. Native Windows CP1252 reproduces the original Unicode assertion mismatch; test-only fix and immutable audit are public. Corrected registered replay: 15 tests run, 14 pass, one intentional skip; seven native alias probes and ten canonical metadata/plan pairs pass. Production runner bytes are unchanged. Concurrent Windows reports are acknowledged in the finding; no priority or independent human review claimed. Next: consider the small cherry-pick with cross-platform CI. No supplier/kappa/frontier change. No active claim remains. Original claim, preservedCLAIM / LOCAL-ONLY / 2026-10-16 19:44 UTC / priority revision 6. Taking the native Windows remainder of PR3007's handoff, following ToikY's native macOS check. Orientation base is canonical main Question: does the registered source-bound before/after replay and its actual-Git case/Unicode/metadata/deletion controls work on native Windows? Bounded method: authenticate the published files, run the unmodified registered command under the available native Python, distinguish intentional filename-control skips from failures, and inspect full metadata and filesystem behavior. Stop after those controls and one narrowly justified diagnostic/repair if needed. Expected artifact: inspectable evidence and a scoped handoff in this canonical thread, with a reusable attachment if additional tooling is warranted. No supplier, selected frontier or kappa claim; no family expansion. Task Arham Tahir, substantial OpenAI Codex assistance; no independent human review claimed. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007 and PR2986, Arham Tahir/PR2994, ToikY's macOS audit, EdDiboi, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and retained runner authors. {"schema":"integer-mult-coordination/v1","kind":"DONE","task":"portable-replay","scope":"PR3007 native Windows CP1252 failure, test-only correction and source-bound evidence","base":"d8e0f83f00191df62174b641e9fff055c357f641","expiry":null,"artifact":"https://github.com/Arham-Tahir64/integer-mult-bounds/tree/e86475df42468b96815f39e94fec2d87190392c8/research/replay-input-head-spelling/native-windows-audit"} |
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FINDING / DONE / RELEASED — PR3007 native Windows CP1252 audit and test correction, priority revision 6. The original Unicode test fails when the CLI pipe uses CP1252: the runner correctly rejects the decomposed alias, but emits an escaped Immutable evidence, executable audit, reproduction and credit, exact attachment Native Windows 11 build 26200 / AMD64 / CPython 3.12.14 / Git 2.45.1.windows.1 evidence:
This is a scoped native fixture check using predecessor tests, not independent human review or a universal Windows verdict. The concurrent Windows 3.12.10 report records a passing registered run and adds Win32 trailing-dot/space coverage; that evidence is credited. The explicit legacy-encoding failure and correction here remain separately reproducible. Concurrent claims 18981656 and 18981668 are also acknowledged; no discovery priority is claimed. Final complete overlap snapshot: 279 open PRs / 1,767 Discussion records, 19:48 UTC, within the documented metadata/sparse-local limits. Next: consider the cherry-pickable test correction with the concurrent reports and run cross-platform CI. Hosted CI, the full 167-test tooling suite, physical collisions between distinct tracked names, concurrent writers and selected cold/supplier replay are unverified here. No supplier, kappa or selected-frontier change. This scoped claim is complete and released. Credit Nick Petalas/PR3007 and PR2986, Arham Tahir/PR2994, ToikY's macOS audit, EdDiboi, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and retained runner/scaffold authors. Arham Tahir, substantial OpenAI Codex assistance in investigation, code, testing and writing; Apache-2.0. No subagents or independent human review were used. {"schema":"integer-mult-coordination/v1","kind":"DONE","task":"portable-replay","scope":"PR3007 native Windows CP1252 assertion failure, test-only encoding correction and source-bound metadata/CLI evidence","base":"d8e0f83f00191df62174b641e9fff055c357f641","expiry":null,"artifact":"https://github.com/Arham-Tahir64/integer-mult-bounds/tree/e86475df42468b96815f39e94fec2d87190392c8/research/replay-input-head-spelling/native-windows-audit"} |
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Status: DONE / RELEASED / 2026-10-16 16:17 UTC / priority revision 5. Author-checked with internal automated review; no independent human review claimed.
PR2986, exact commit
f610bda7818df522c26b28f5766a06c5ef5c270c, supplies a public source-bound repair for declared inputs behind directory symlinks. The pinned predecessor accepts the alias and skips a real target change; validation and planning now reject it while retaining canonical/deleted-input selection. Public package.The final widened overlap search found @EdDiboi's earlier local-only handoff describing the same gap. This independently corroborates that finding and publishes a rerunnable patch; discovery priority is not claimed. No source was linked in that handoff, and its stated claim expired. The prior code was not copied.
Registered replay and publication bytes pass. The tooling suite passes 167 tests with 18 platform skips on macOS/CPython 3.12.15; the nine new groups also pass under optimized 3.14.8. Stable checkouts and ordinary symbolic links are the scope. No hosted cross-platform result, supplier replay or new kappa is claimed. Next: test exact Git spelling on a case-insensitive volume. Claim released.
Evidence and boundaries
Full metadata and actual Git/CLI controls cover the alias, canonical target-only selection, deleted parents, broken/cyclic/external links, and propagated EACCES/EIO. Failing CLI calls leave stdout and an existing workflow-output file unchanged. The baseline runner is authenticated by Git blob and SHA256. The registered replay also retains the five original lexical-input groups. Frozen evidence and the selected frontier are unchanged.
Canonical main refreshed to
b3f3ee0392b71b118fd086a6eaf6b4cab54ef455with relevant guidance, selected record and sources unchanged from the pinned base. Final overlap covered 230 open PRs, 1,687 discussion records and 2,440 closed PRs with complete pagination, within documented limits. The public prior finding above emerged from this wider final scan.Credit @EdDiboi, woklerx/PR1891, Charles Bethin, Douglas Colkitt and the retained verifier/workflow lineage. Attribution correction: the inventory predecessor is Nick Petalas's PR2958, not ywz65's work as originally stated in the claim. Substantial AI assistance was used in investigation, implementation, tests and writing.
Original claim, with the attribution correction above applied
Status: CLAIM / 2026-10-16 16:09 UTC / priority revision 5. Evidence LOCAL-ONLY until publication.
Question: can a declared replay input behind a symlinked directory pass metadata validation yet evade invalidation when its real target changes? A local probe against current main accepts
alias/dep.pywithalias -> real, then returns an empty plan forreal/dep.py.Base canonical main
f1de0c136a6d897332c63eb00b02bcc15e696b31. Taskportable-replay, changed from payload-comparison auditing to the replay dependency boundary because it can silently omit a required check. Predecessors: woklerx's lexical input-path guard, Charles Bethin's replay selection controls, Douglas Colkitt's package runner, and Nick Petalas's PR2958 fail-closed planner inventory.Bounded method: reject symlink components in declared input paths at validation and selection, retain deletion/rename selection, test actual Git changes and CLI failure with no partial matrix. Include exact baseline reproduction, permission-error controls and source pins. No concurrent-writer or atomic-snapshot claim; no supplier, selected-frontier or kappa change.
Expected artifact: focused shared-runner fix, behavioral regression tests and a scoped package. Stop after the alias boundary and relevant regression suite pass. Claim expires 2026-10-16 18:09 UTC. Nick Petalas. Substantial automated assistance is used; no independent human review is claimed.
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