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census: bless fetches 42 → 43, moved by cli/tri/src/misread.rs - #3252
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The gate `No census moved without saying so` went red on master at 02:08:28Z, three seconds after `tri misread` merged at 02:08:25Z. The census is `fetches` and the number is `files read`: 42 -> 43. The new file is cli/tri/src/misread.rs, which that census counts. The move is real and correct; the missing part was the sentence saying so, which the gate exists to require. The diff also carries a line-number drift in the same ledger -- `gates.rs:3430 fn unmeasured` becomes `gates.rs:3596` -- from neighbouring edits, not from this change. Master's build has a SECOND failure that is not mine: `tri skill check` reports section 567 three times, from 838fb81, d30aced and 10889fc, three neighbour branches that each appended a 567 and each squash-merged. They landed at 02:36:46Z and 02:51:28Z, after the first build failure, so they are independent of it. Not renumbering them here: `tri skill renumber` moves sections you appended against a base, and aiming it at three other sessions' sections is how a resolver deletes work silently. Refs #3225 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The gate
No census moved without saying sowent red on master at 02:08:28Z,three seconds after
tri misreadmerged at 02:08:25Z — the run its own mergetriggered.
cli-trihad passed on master until then.The census is
fetchesand the number isfiles read: 42 → 43. The new file iscli/tri/src/misread.rs, which that census counts. The move is real and correct;what was missing is the sentence saying so, which is precisely what this gate exists to
require. Re-blessed here, with the number named.
The diff also carries a line-number drift in the same ledger —
gates.rs:3430 fn unmeasured→gates.rs:3596— from neighbouring edits, not from this change.Master's build has a second failure, and it is not mine
tri skill checkreports section 567 three times, and the file reads out of order.The three come from
838fb817b,d30acede3and10889fc78— three neighbour branchesthat each appended a section numbered 567 and each squash-merged.
They landed at 02:36:46Z and 02:51:28Z, after the first build failure, so
they are an independent second breakage rather than its cause.
Not renumbering them here.
tri skill renumbermoves the sections you appendedagainst a base; aiming it at three other sessions' sections is how a resolver deletes
work silently. Flagging it for whoever owns those branches.
The method, which found both
Earlier today I read three red master runs — and
tri pr ready's "also failing in 4other place(s) — pre-existing" — as evidence a gate was not mine. It was mine, merged
three seconds before the first failure.
A defect merged to master fails on every later pull request, which is exactly what
"pre-existing" looks like from a branch-versus-master comparison. "Failing elsewhere
too" answers is it unique to this branch, never did you cause it.
The separating question is one command:
Refs #3225