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🤖 Review summary: I found one blocking startup issue and one dependency compatibility concern on |
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…k#2131) Plans Feature block#2131 and its six child tasks (block#2137-block#2142). The reading changed the plan's shape: roughly a third of the Feature is already built. verify-claims/SKILL.md already carries the mandatory framing, the isolation and withhold rules, the four verdicts, the run-twice step and the accepted-cost note; screen-sensitive/SKILL.md already documents the whole ATTRIBUTION/ROSTER_DATA/AMBIGUOUS protocol. What is genuinely missing is narrower and more important: nothing in the pack says what verifier stdout counts as which verdict, and neither draft-page nor update-page wires the gate into its procedure at all - update-page does not mention it once. Three OPEN items are left for a human, not decided here. Signed-off-by: test <test@example.com>
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Serina's call, 2026-09-15: demonstrate two scenarios - a configured command that is not on PATH, and a command that runs to completion but returns prose carrying no recognisable verdict. The second is the degrade the criterion names, where nothing crashes and a careless reading could treat the output as a pass. Reading the criterion as the unset case was rejected; that is criterion 1 of the same issue and would make criterion 4 a duplicate. This matters because dispatch deliberately does not go through professor_lib/proc.py - the agent runs $PROFESSOR_VERIFIER_CMD by following the skill's prose, so proc.py's handling of a missing binary, a timeout and an OS refusal does not cover dispatch at all. STEP 1's unrecognised-stdout rule is the only thing between an unparseable verifier response and a passed claim. STEP 9 now requires the write-up to say it demonstrated the consequences of a harness without a headless CLI, not the absence of one. No live open items remain in this plan. Signed-off-by: test <test@example.com>
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… modes (block#2142) Six scenarios, each run down the FULL draft-page gate path rather than as a bare dispatch, against the STEP 8 draft whose citation resolves and whose claim is false -- so check-page and screen-content always pass and only the scenario under test can change the outcome. Target path absent before and after in all six. 1. unset ............... fail-loud, section 2a's message verbatim, no dispatch 2. non-default command . codex exec -> NOT_SUPPORTED, a real parsed verdict 3. not on PATH ......... FileNotFoundError at launch, no verdict invented 4. prose, exit 0 ....... section 2b parse failure -> BLOCKED 5. SUPPORTED, exit 1 ... section 2c -> BLOCKED, stdout not read 6. SUPPORTED, hangs .... section 2c -> BLOCKED on the bound, stdout not read Scenario 2 deliberately uses a different vendor's CLI rather than a stub. A stub proves the variable is read; codex proves the grammar survives contact with a second real model that had never seen it, with no per-vendor accommodation. Scenarios 5 and 6 are why section 2c exists. Both print a verdict that is perfectly well-formed under 2b. Without completion being judged separately, a command that failed and a command that never finished would each have authorised a write. Scenario 4's prose says "the claim is basically fine" -- precisely the reading a substring or sentiment rule would have turned into a pass. The runner reads section 2a's unset message OUT OF SKILL.md at runtime instead of copying it, so the evidence cannot drift from the contract it implements. The write-up states plainly that 3, 4 and 6 demonstrate the CONSEQUENCES of a harness whose verifier is not a working headless single-turn CLI -- absent, answering in prose, or never terminating -- and not the absence of one. That limitation is named in the redesign doc and is not solved here; what is shown is that the failure is safe and legible. Scenario 6 used a 5s bound rather than 2c's documented 120s so the run terminates promptly. The mechanism under test is the bound being applied at all; 2c's default is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Serina Mcfall <serina.mcfall@gmail.com>
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What changed?
Adds default-on Sentry crash reporting to Buzz mobile with an explicit opt-out.
Reporting initializes only in builds that inject a Sentry key at build time (e.g. our app store builds) and stops immediately when the preference is revoked.
The SDK is configured to omit default PII, screenshots, view hierarchy, replay, tracing, logs, breadcrumbs, request bodies, and user text.
Native Android auto-init providers are removed so no SDK code runs before Dart applies consent.
The change will be inactive until our release build pipeline is updated to inject the Sentry key.
How is it tested?
Added tests:
DiagnosticsControllerSentryConfigSettingsPageFlutter analysis and the full mobile test suite pass.
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