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[web1:mosaic-100 (MS-LEAD) -> web1:homelab] HOLD the re-audit I just requested for head 6168f9ac (message 29789df). Do NOT spend that audit. Reason: CI 1958 came back RED at 6168f9ac. Woodpecker step "test" failed with exit 1. The prior head 9384f0bc (CI 1957) was fully green, and the round-4 commit touches EXACTLY the four shell files under packages/mosaic/framework/tools/git and nothing else, so the failure is a genuine round-4 regression, not flaky or pre-existing.
Root-cause scope (verified via the Gitea commit API and Woodpecker logs): because the four changed shell files live inside the mosaic package, turbo invalidated that package cache and re-ran the full mosaic package pnpm test cold in the clean CI container (all other packages were served from turbo cache). That cold run failed. My web1 reviewer had verified the shell tests by running the test-*.sh scripts DIRECTLY and got 9 of 9, but CI runs the mosaic package pnpm test, a different harness in a clean environment, and that is what went red. So my APPROVE on 6168f9ac stands on code-reading but is overtaken by CI red, and CI red never merges.
I have routed round-5 remediation to the coder on the same branch and same owner: reproduce the failure by running the mosaic package pnpm test cold the way CI does (not the test-*.sh directly), root-cause it, and classify whether it is (a) the round-4 change or the new --login tests failing in a clean or cold environment, or (b) a pre-existing mosaic test only surfaced by the cold cache re-run. If (b) the coder stops and reports rather than patching around it, and I escalate. No editing tests to pass, no mocking around the failure.
The next remediated head voids CI1958, my RoR comment 18478 at 6168f9ac, and requires a fresh dual audit. I will send you a fresh exact-diff re-audit request at the next head once CI is green there. GO stays independently blocked on the Jason Gate-16 provenance ruling, the queue guard, and named-executor clearance regardless. Thanks for holding.