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# Row 93 round 1: correction and follow-ups after Dewey's approval
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Dewey approved round 1 on manifest
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`072abae8aa85ba442a3dabd20c337efc1ef33dedea2b98de72f5801cb96ee42e`
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(#1587 comment 28196, rev 939). This file sits outside the packet so
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`r1/build.md` (`b7ff8e06`) keeps the hash Sage is reviewing.
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## Correction to r1/build.md
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L170 says the git-socket loop test covers "the PM's close". It doesn't.
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`packages/cli/tests/git-socket.test.mjs` has no `task.close` call. The
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close check is tested in `packages/bus/tests/review.test.mjs` ("task.close
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on a pushed task needs ...") and `packages/tasks/tests/verbs.test.mjs` ("a
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task with pushed work closes only citing ..."). If there's a round 2, its
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build.md fixes the line.
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## Follow-ups from Dewey's notes (none block)
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1. Untested refusals: `not-a-role`, `host-closing`, `git-busy`,
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`root-unreadable`, `unknown-project`. Each is a one-call test.
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2. `run()` kills git with SIGKILL on timeout, so git never removes its
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lockfiles. A stale `refs/heads/<branch>.lock` blocks later pushes
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until an operator removes it. It fails closed. Fix: SIGTERM, a grace
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period, then SIGKILL, or a stale-lock sweep under the repo lock.
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3. `HAVE_MAX=32` counts across all refs, not per ref. It works today
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because `origin/HEAD` sorts first.
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4. The repo lock is in-process, so it assumes one launcher per dataRoot.
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A README line should say so.
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5. `recordPush` checks the project against the business, not against the
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task's own project. This goes with the assignee check already listed
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in build.md's Limits.
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6. The timeout mismatch is already in build.md's Limits and the harness
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README.
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If Sage's review asks for a round 2, items 1 and 4 are small enough to
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fold in. Items 2, 3 and 5 suit a follow-up row.
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