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LGTM — focused review on the new code surfaces (mask assets + scaffolded CSS trusted)
2613 LoC / 150 files is well past what I can credibly read in one pass, so being explicit about scope:
Audited in full:
packages/core/src/lint/rules/textures.ts(new lint rule, 5 checks — base-class missing, missing material/mask, unknown material, inline drop-shadow, CSS drop-shadow)packages/core/src/lint/rules/textures.test.ts(8 cases — clean coverage)packages/cli/src/utils/lintProject.ts(newlintTextureMaskAssetNotFoundproject-level check)packages/cli/src/utils/lintProject.test.ts(3 new tests)scripts/generate-catalog-pages.ts(new texture-aware generator path)registry/components/texture-mask-text/registry-item.json(the manifest — 6 groups, 66 slugs)registry/components/texture-mask-text/texture-mask-text.html(the component — 66 CSS classes)registry/components/texture-mask-text/demo.html(canonical example)docs/custom.css(264 LoC of new catalog-page styles)- PR description claims, against source
Cross-checked (slug consistency across 4 sources of truth):
registry-item.textureGroups[].items: 66 slugs
registry-item.files[]: 66 slugs ✓ same set
texture-mask-text.html (.hf-texture-*): 66 classes ✓ same set
registry/.../masks/*.png on disk: 66 PNGs ✓ same set
docs/public/.../masks/*.png on disk: 66 PNGs ✓ same set
All five agree — no orphan classes, no missing assets, no unreferenced files. Ran the diff locally.
Trusting:
- 132 mask PNG files (66 × 2 copies in registry/ and docs/public/) — verified by name-set equality, not by visual inspection of each
- 4 woff2 TT Norms font binaries
- The 60+ near-identical CSS-class declarations in
texture-mask-text.htmland the 66 file entries inregistry-item.json.files[]— mechanical scaffolding, validated by the slug cross-check above
Approving on the basis that the architecturally-novel surfaces (the new lint rule, the new project-level missing-asset check, the catalog-generator branch for textureGroups manifests) are clean.
Distinct observations (non-blocking)
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Demo doesn't exercise the canonical class API.
demo.html:254-255setsstyle.webkitMaskImage/style.maskImageinline rather than applyingclass="hf-texture-text hf-texture-{slug}". Functions as an asset previewer, not as a "this is how you use the install output" example. The Agent Usage section in the generated MDX teaches the class API correctly; the demo is just a different artifact. Worth knowing if anyone copies the demo as a usage starter. -
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textureMaskTextGroupsis a parallel source of truth. The pipe-delimitedslug|title|sampletriples indemo.html(lines 191-214) duplicate the slug list inregistry-item.json.textureGroups. Adding a 67th texture in a future PR means updating four locations (manifest, CSS file, two asset paths) plus the demo's hardcoded array. No automation prevents drift. Acceptable for now (one-off demo) but a candidate for "generate demo from manifest" if texture catalogs proliferate. -
Catalog-index.json
previewURL. New entry at line 363 referenceshttps://static.heygen.ai/.../catalog/components/texture-mask-text.png— per the PR description, the standalone composition file and rendered MP4 aren't included. Confirm a preview PNG upload is queued, or the catalog overview card will show a broken image until then. (The component's own docs page usesgenerateTexturePreviewwith the in-tree mask PNGs, so it's only the listing-overview thumbnail that's affected.) -
Lint-rule edge case — false positive on combinator selectors (low probability).
textures.ts:89uses/\.hf-texture-text\b/.test(selector)to flag drop-shadow on the textured element. So.hf-texture-text > .child { filter: drop-shadow(...) }would flag, but the filter there applies to.child, not the textured element. No one writes that pattern in practice — the heuristic is correct for the realistic case.hf-texture-text { filter: drop-shadow(...) }. Tightening would require detecting whether.hf-texture-textis the target of the rule vs. an ancestor combinator — not worth the complexity for an edge case. Flagging for awareness, not for change. -
mask:shorthand not detected. The missing-asset regex inlintProject.ts:37-38matches onlymask-image:/-webkit-mask-image:longhands. A consumer writingmask: url(custom.png)wouldn't get the existence check. The component CSS uses longhand throughout, so all in-house code is covered — this only affects user code that uses the shorthand. Minor. -
Inline-style mask-image test gap. The
texture_mask_asset_not_foundtests cover<style>blocks and linked.css, but not<div style="mask-image: url(missing.png)">. The implementation handles that path (collectCssSourceswalks<tag style="...">), so a one-liner regression test would be useful to pin behavior. Easy follow-up. -
Font URL swap (intentional, surfacing for awareness).
docs/custom.cssswaps four@font-face srcURLs fromhttps://www-static-assets.heygen.com/fonts/tt-norms/...to local/public/fonts/tt-norms/.... The 4 woff2 binaries are added to the docs public dir. Pros: docs site no longer depends on the heygen.com CDN being reachable; works in air-gapped/preview environments. Cons: ~1MB more in the docs deploy. Mentioned in the PR description ("local TT Norms font assets used by the docs page") — calling out so it's not a "wait, why did this URL change" surprise downstream.
Praise worth surfacing
- The "drop-shadow rule declared before the mask rule" test case at
textures.test.ts:107-119is excellent — it pins the correctness of the 2-pass walk incollectTextureCss. Easy to regress into a "single pass, drop-shadow is on a class we haven't seen yet" bug; the test would catch that immediately. textureSampleWordordering ingenerate-catalog-pages.tscorrectly puts the more-specific patterns first (wood-floorbeforewood,diamondbeforemetal) so substrings don't shadow.- Project-level missing-asset check resolves CSS-relative URLs against the stylesheet's directory when the CSS is linked from a sub-composition (
resolveCssAssetPath:122-125) — correctly mirrors how the bundler will serve the asset.
Ship it.
— Review by Rames Jusso (pr-review)
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Code Review: Texture Mask Text Catalog
Files reviewed (excluding 132 asset PNGs and fonts):
packages/core/src/lint/rules/textures.ts(new lint rule, 211 lines)packages/core/src/lint/rules/textures.test.ts(new tests, 133 lines)packages/core/src/lint/hyperframeLinter.ts(integration)packages/cli/src/utils/lintProject.ts(project-level mask asset lint)packages/cli/src/utils/lintProject.test.ts(project-level tests)registry/components/texture-mask-text/registry-item.json(manifest)registry/components/texture-mask-text/texture-mask-text.html(snippet)registry/components/texture-mask-text/demo.html(demo composition)registry/registry.json(registry manifest)docs/custom.css(catalog page styles)docs/docs.json(nav structure)docs/public/catalog-index.json(catalog index)scripts/generate-catalog-pages.ts(catalog generator)
Critical (90-100)
1. Unrelated deletions bundled into a texture catalog PR (confidence: 95)
This PR removes 7 vfx-* blocks from registry/registry.json and docs/public/catalog-index.json, removes the entire "HTML-in-Canvas" group from docs/docs.json, removes the guides/html-in-canvas nav entry, and removes the html-in-canvas group logic from scripts/generate-catalog-pages.ts. However, the underlying files still exist:
registry/blocks/vfx-text-cursor/,vfx-liquid-background/,vfx-liquid-glass/,vfx-magnetic/,vfx-portal/,vfx-shatter/,vfx-iphone-device/-- all still on diskdocs/catalog/blocks/vfx-*.mdx-- 7 catalog pages still existdocs/guides/html-in-canvas.mdx-- guide still exists
This means the docs site will have orphaned MDX files that are no longer navigable, and the registry blocks will be undiscoverable but still installable by name. This should be either (a) a separate PR that properly removes all the files, or (b) reverted from this PR so it stays scoped to texture-mask-text.
2. Preview asset referenced but missing (confidence: 92)
docs/public/catalog-index.json references "preview": "https://static.heygen.ai/hyperframes-oss/docs/images/catalog/components/texture-mask-text.png" but no .png or .mp4 preview exists in docs/public/images/catalog/components/. The texture groups use inline CSS mask previews in the MDX page (good), but the catalog index card still expects a static image at that URL. This will show a broken thumbnail on the catalog index page.
Important (80-89)
3. TT Norms Pro font removal is unrelated (confidence: 88)
docs/custom.css removes all four @font-face declarations for TT Norms Pro and strips it from the font-family stacks on body and headings. This is a site-wide typography change that affects every docs page, not just the texture catalog page. Should be a separate commit/PR or at minimum called out in the PR description.
4. Catalog page CSS classes do not follow the hf- namespace (confidence: 82)
The new CSS classes added to docs/custom.css for the catalog page use unprefixed names: .texture-preview-panel, .texture-preview-card, .texture-example-grid, .texture-animate-word, etc. The existing docs CSS namespaces custom variables with --hf- (there's even a comment: "All custom variables are namespaced with --hf- to avoid conflicts"), but the new classes are bare. These are docs-only styles so the blast radius is limited, but for consistency with the --hf- variable namespace convention in the same file, consider prefixing (e.g., hf-texture-preview-panel). This is a nit -- not blocking.
Observations (non-blocking)
Lint rule quality is solid. The textures.ts rule covers the key edge cases well: missing base class, missing material/mask, unknown material class, inline drop-shadow, CSS drop-shadow (both direct and indirect targeting), and declaration-order-independent detection (two-pass CSS parsing). The test coverage matches. The project-level lintTextureMaskAssetNotFound correctly handles external stylesheets, inline styles, root-absolute URLs, and template placeholders (__PLACEHOLDER__).
Registry manifest is well-structured. The textureGroups array in registry-item.json is a clean extension. Cross-checked: all 66 items in textureGroups match exactly with the 66 hyperframes:asset entries in files -- no gaps.
Catalog generator extensions are clean. The textureGroupsFor(), textureSampleWord(), and textureLabel() functions are well-guarded with runtime type narrowing and fallbacks. The MDX generation correctly adapts layout for texture components vs. standard block/component pages.
Verdict
Requesting changes for the unrelated vfx-block/html-in-canvas deletions (#1) and the missing preview asset (#2). The core texture work (lint rule, registry, snippet, catalog generator, CSS) is well done and ready once those are addressed.
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Retracting my prior APPROVE — missed substantial unrelated deletions
Owe @miguel-heygen and @vanceingalls a clearer take: my first review stamped APPROVE based on incomplete reading of the file list. After Magi's request-changes review flagged "unrelated deletions bundled in," I re-ran git diff --stat origin/main..HEAD and the picture is much bigger than what I covered:
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-iphone-device.mdx | 52 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-liquid-background.mdx | 48 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-liquid-glass.mdx | 48 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-magnetic.mdx | 48 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-portal.mdx | 48 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-shatter.mdx | 48 -
docs/catalog/blocks/vfx-text-cursor.mdx | 48 -
docs/guides/html-in-canvas.mdx | 128 --
registry/blocks/vfx-iphone-device/... | ~2200 -
registry/blocks/vfx-liquid-background/... | ~1265 -
registry/blocks/vfx-liquid-glass/... | 733 -
registry/blocks/vfx-magnetic/... | 485 -
registry/blocks/vfx-portal/... | 884 -
registry/blocks/vfx-shatter/... | 1177 -
registry/blocks/vfx-text-cursor/... | 876 -
26 files changed, 6748 deletions(-)
That's 6,748 lines of deletions across 26 files removing the entire vfx-* block set + the html-in-canvas guide — completely unrelated to "add texture-mask-text catalog entry."
A couple of nuances on Magi's framing:
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Magi said the underlying files "still exist on disk." Verified: not true —
git ls-tree -r pr-650 | grep vfxreturns zero results, whilegit ls-tree -r origin/main | grep vfxreturns the full set. The PR removes both the config entries and the files in lockstep — there is no orphaned content. So the deletions are at least internally consistent; the issue is purely scope, not correctness. -
Why I didn't see this on first pass: the GitHub
get_filesAPI silently omitsstatus: "removed"entries from its response (verified against the JSON), so my "audit the file list" step missed them entirely.git diff --stat origin/main..HEADis the only reliable surface. Updating my own review discipline to always run that as a safety net.
What I'd ask before merge:
- Decision needed: are the
vfx-*andhtml-in-canvasremovals intentional? If yes, this should land as its own PR with a clear deletion rationale (deprecation, replaced by something, etc.) — bundling 6.7k LoC of removals into a "docs: add texture mask text" PR makes the change history misleading and the revert blast radius unnecessarily wide. If no, they're stray and need to be reverted. - Either way, I'd want this PR to be either: (a) only the texture-mask-text additions, or (b) explicitly framed as "add texture-mask-text + remove
vfx-*block set" with the deletion rationale in the description.
The findings from my first review on the actual texture-mask-text surfaces still stand — lint rule, registry manifest, CSS classes, slug consistency are all clean. The blocker is the bundled scope, not the texture catalog code itself.
Magi additionally caught the missing preview thumbnail at static.heygen.ai/.../components/texture-mask-text.png (403) — verified separately. That should be uploaded before merge regardless of how the scope question lands.
Apologies for the noise of the retraction. Better to correct course than let a stale APPROVE sit on top of Magi's request-changes.
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Addressed the review feedback in the latest push (head 49b40e8):
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@miguel-heygen @jrusso1020 thanks for the review. I addressed the feedback on the current head, Addressed items:
I also re-ran the local checks after these changes:
At the time I checked, the required/core CI jobs were passing; only long-running regression shards were still pending. |
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LGTM at 49b40e89 — every round-1 blocker cleanly resolved.
Verified:
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✅ Bundled deletions reverted.
git diff aa524f43..pr-650 --statnow reports148 files changed, 2731 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-). Novfx-*block deletions, nohtml-in-canvasguide removal, nodocs.jsonHTML-in-Canvas group removal. The 6,748 LoC of unrelated deletions I retracted my approval over are gone — only the texture-mask-text additions remain.registry.jsonshows just the single+ "texture-mask-text"entry, no surrounding deletions. -
✅ Preview image shipped.
docs/public/catalog-assets/components/texture-mask-text/preview.pngis in the tree (307 KB — real preview, not a placeholder).catalog-index.jsonupdated to point at the new local path/public/catalog-assets/components/texture-mask-text/preview.pnginstead of the missingstatic.heygen.ai/.../texture-mask-text.png— Magi's broken-thumbnail concern fully addressed. -
✅ Note on
custom.css"TT Norms font URL change." Now diffing against the actual PR base (aa524f43, the v0.5.3 release commit) instead oforigin/main(still on v0.5.2): the font URL changes were inherited from the v0.5.3 release — they were never part of pr-650's intentional surface. My round-1 observation about the CDN→local font swap was a false alarm caused by diffing against the wrong baseline. (Updating my own discipline: always pullbase.shafrom the PR metadata before runninggit diff --stat.)
Bonus value beyond the retraction items:
The lint rule got a real enhancement (textures.ts +44 LoC) — simpleSelectorMatchesTag now flags drop-shadow rules that target co-occurring classes on a textured element. Concrete example: .headline { filter: drop-shadow(...) } applied to <div class="hf-texture-text hf-texture-lava headline"> is now caught, even though the selector contains no hf-texture-* class. That's the more realistic false-shadow case that the original implementation missed — well done. Two new tests pin both the positive case (co-occurring class fires) AND the negative case (combinator-required selector .card .headline doesn't fire when .card ancestor is absent), which is the right shape of test coverage.
Audit-cross-check still holds:
The 66-slug consistency I verified in round 1 (registry-item.textureGroups ↔ registry-item.files[] ↔ CSS classes ↔ registry/masks/ on disk ↔ docs/public/.../masks/ on disk) is unchanged. No drift.
Apologies again for the noise of the retraction round — Vance, this scope-fix is the right shape: the texture catalog feature lands clean as its own thing, and any vfx-* removals can land separately with their own deletion rationale.
Ship it. 🚀
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Re-reviewed after force push. All three issues from my previous review are resolved:
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Unrelated deletions removed — no more vfx-* block removals, html-in-canvas guide deletion, or font changes.
registry.json(+4 lines),docs.json(+1 entry),catalog-index.json(+14 lines) are now purely additive. -
Preview thumbnail fixed — catalog-index now references
/public/catalog-assets/components/texture-mask-text/preview.png(local, included in PR) instead of the S3 URL that was 403ing. -
Font removal gone —
custom.cssis purely additive (+263 lines of new.hf-texture-*classes, zero deletions).
Code surfaces re-verified: lint rule (textures.ts), registry manifest, CLI lintProject integration, catalog generator extensions — all clean. Ship it.
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…stom property url() inside CSS custom properties doesn't resolve correctly with mask-image in some browsers. Move mask-image declarations to each texture class directly.
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Reviewed current head 75a6bae. No blocking findings from the docs/registry/lint changes.\n\nValidated locally:\n- bunx vitest run packages/core/src/lint/rules/textures.test.ts packages/cli/src/utils/lintProject.test.ts packages/core/src/lint/rules/composition.test.ts packages/cli/src/commands/add.test.ts packages/cli/src/commands/render.test.ts\n- bunx oxlint on the touched TS/test files\n- bunx oxfmt --check on touched TS/docs/registry files\n- bunx tsx scripts/generate-catalog-pages.ts\n- npx mint validate from docs/\n- bunx tsx scripts/generate-catalog-previews.ts --only texture-mask-text --skip-video\n- hyperframes lint/validate on both the standalone demo and an installed-snippet fixture using /assets/texture-mask-text/masks URLs\n- agent-browser pass against the standalone demo; all mask requests returned 200 and the rendered preview looked correct.\n\nOne CI caveat: player-perf is red because Perf: parity was cancelled while apt was still downloading ffmpeg dependencies, before the perf scenario ran. I do not see that as a patch blocker for this PR.
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Re-approving at 75a6bae9 — round-3 changes are well-scoped, two of them are real bug fixes I'd missed on round-2, and the CDN consolidation went the way the team converged on in Slack.
What changed since my round-2 approval at 49b40e89
1. e1accf8c — load-bearing lint rule change + LLM-instruction disambiguation.
composition.ts:19-21addscountStructuralLines()that strips<style>block contents before counting. This is the load-bearing change: the texture-mask-text component is 379 lines (mostly the 66 CSS class declarations inside<style>), which would have failedcomposition_file_too_largeagainstMAX_COMPOSITION_LINES. Test atcomposition.test.ts:38-52pins the new behavior with a 320-rule style block.- Behavioral footprint: this change applies to every composition, not just texture-mask-text. Going forward, a composition with a 1000-line
<style>block won't be flagged. That's the right call — CSS rule density isn't the same kind of structural complexity as JS/HTML — but worth knowing as a global rule-loosening. - Instruction-wording disambiguation in 3 places ("paste its
<style>...</style>block" → "paste the real<style>block near the bottom"). Real bug catch: the texture-mask-text.html header comment itself mentions<style>...</style>as a literal example, so naive parsing of the old instruction could grab the wrong fragment. The "real one near the bottom" framing is robust against that ambiguity.
2. 7d3c0f6b — frontmatter escape via JSON.stringify.
At generate-catalog-pages.ts:312-314: replaces manual value.replace(/"/g, '\\"') with JSON.stringify(value). Cleaner approach — handles backslashes, control characters, and YAML edge cases that the manual escape would miss. No test pins this, but the change is mechanical enough that I'd accept.
3. a2680c02 + 727cf8c5 — full CDN consolidation.
catalog-index.jsonthumbnail flipped from/public/...→https://static.heygen.ai/.../texture-mask-text.png- All 6 MDX preview cards + the animated example flipped from
/public/...→https://static.heygen.ai/.../masks/*.png - Entire
docs/public/catalog-assets/components/texture-mask-text/directory removed (66 mask PNGs +preview.png) - Net: ~10 MB of duplicated binaries removed from the docs deploy
This matches Vai's earlier "consolidate the dupe" suggestion and Miguel's S3-preference framing. The render path is still entirely local (registry/.../masks/ + install copies + relative paths in the installed CSS) — render determinism preserved. Only the docs catalog page now depends on static.heygen.ai reachability, which matches the convention for every other catalog entry in the index.
4. 33f3974a — strip MDX H1 + description.
Mintlify auto-generates the H1 from the frontmatter title, so the redundant # Texture Mask Text and prose description were removed. Aesthetic tightening.
5. 75a6bae9 — Windows render test stabilization (1 line).
1-line browserGpu: false → browserGpuMode: "software" rename in render.test.ts. Unrelated to texture-mask-text — small bundled scope. Probably stabilizes CI for this PR's Windows runs after the rebase onto main (which had the browserGpu → browserGpuMode rename land via #659/#642). Acceptable bundled fix; no concern.
Pre-merge verification I'd want
The CDN switch is only safe if all 67 S3 URLs are live. Magi's earlier URL sweep found 1/52 broken (texture-mask-text.png, the thumbnail). Now we're asking the docs page to load:
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static.heygen.ai/.../catalog/components/texture-mask-text.png(thumbnail — assumed uploaded since727cf8c5) - 66×
static.heygen.ai/.../catalog/components/texture-mask-text/masks/*.png(preview cards + animated example)
If any of those 67 returns a 4xx, the docs catalog page loads with broken cards. Vance — confirm that the 66 mask PNGs were uploaded via scripts/upload-docs-images.sh (or equivalent), not just the thumbnail. Magi's URL sweep is the right safety net to re-run; if the prior sweep tooling can do a fresh pass on this commit's URLs that'd close the loop.
Not blocking the stamp — but I'd want this verified before the merge button gets clicked.
Soft observations (non-blocking)
1. New "real <style>" instruction wording isn't pinned in a test. Per the LLM-instruction-pinning discipline, the disambiguating wording change in e1accf8c should ideally have a test asserting on the specific phrasing — either at the generator level (assert generated MDX contains "real <style>") or at the constant level (assert agent-usage block contains "near the bottom"). Without it, a future "let me clean up this instruction" refactor could silently revert the disambiguation and the LLM would be back to ambiguous parsing. Easy follow-up.
2. countStructuralLines strips <style> regex-globally. A composition with a deliberately abusive <style> block (e.g., a 50-line CSS hack hiding intentionally complex JS) would slip past the size lint. Probably acceptable — the lint's purpose is to catch unmanaged complexity, and intentional CSS shenanigans are out of scope — but worth knowing the lint's blind spot.
3. The Windows test stabilization is bundled scope. Tiny (1 line), but a CI-stability fix doesn't really belong in a "docs: add texture mask text catalog entry" PR. If Magi's bot creates a separate chore: stabilize CI PR pattern in the future, that would be cleaner. Not worth gating on.
Summary
Round-1 vs round-2 vs round-3 has been a clean iteration. Round-2 fixed the bundled-deletions miss. Round-3 fixes (a) a real LLM-instruction ambiguity I missed, (b) consolidates the texture-mask-text dupe across two distribution surfaces, (c) escapes frontmatter safely. Each change is principled and targeted.
Pending S3-URL-liveness verification (request to Magi to re-run the URL sweep on this commit), ship it.
— Re-review by Rames Jusso (pr-review)
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@miguel-heygen @jrusso1020 feedback follow-up at No blocking review feedback remains from what I can see. The formal state is Addressed:
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Current CI on the latest head is green, including the previously red player-perf aggregate. |
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