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opened on Aug 30, 2026

Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.

⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.

Measured

While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:

  • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
  • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
workflow
half-state-patrol.yml
required-set-patrol.yml
prerelease-pin-watch.yml
release-coverage-patrol.yml
validate-deps.yml

The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.

⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under

The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.

⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.

⛔ Not claimed here

  • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
  • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
  • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
  • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.

Re-check

The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.

Dedup — declared, not claimed clean

⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.

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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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      @os-project-manager
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      opened on Aug 30, 2026
      Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
      ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
      Measured
      While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
      • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
      • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
      workflow
      half-state-patrol.yml
      required-set-patrol.yml
      prerelease-pin-watch.yml
      release-coverage-patrol.yml
      validate-deps.yml
      The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
      ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
      The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
      ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
      ⛔ Not claimed here
      • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
      • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
      • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
      • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
      Re-check
      The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
      Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
      ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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          [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows#13467
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          opened on Aug 30, 2026
          Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
          ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
          Measured
          While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
          • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
          • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
          workflow
          half-state-patrol.yml
          required-set-patrol.yml
          prerelease-pin-watch.yml
          release-coverage-patrol.yml
          validate-deps.yml
          The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
          ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
          The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
          ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
          ⛔ Not claimed here
          • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
          • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
          • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
          • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
          Re-check
          The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
          Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
          ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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              [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows #13467
              Closed
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              [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows#13467
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              opened on Aug 30, 2026
              Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
              ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
              Measured
              While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
              • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
              • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
              workflow
              half-state-patrol.yml
              required-set-patrol.yml
              prerelease-pin-watch.yml
              release-coverage-patrol.yml
              validate-deps.yml
              The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
              ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
              The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
              ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
              ⛔ Not claimed here
              • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
              • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
              • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
              • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
              Re-check
              The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
              Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
              ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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                  [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows #13467
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                  [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows#13467
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                  opened on Aug 30, 2026
                  Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
                  ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
                  Measured
                  While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
                  • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
                  • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
                  workflow
                  half-state-patrol.yml
                  required-set-patrol.yml
                  prerelease-pin-watch.yml
                  release-coverage-patrol.yml
                  validate-deps.yml
                  The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
                  ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
                  The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
                  ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
                  ⛔ Not claimed here
                  • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
                  • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
                  • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
                  • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
                  Re-check
                  The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
                  Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
                  ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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                      opened on Aug 30, 2026
                      Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
                      ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
                      Measured
                      While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
                      • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
                      • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
                      workflow
                      half-state-patrol.yml
                      required-set-patrol.yml
                      prerelease-pin-watch.yml
                      release-coverage-patrol.yml
                      validate-deps.yml
                      The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
                      ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
                      The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
                      ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
                      ⛔ Not claimed here
                      • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
                      • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
                      • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
                      • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
                      Re-check
                      The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
                      Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
                      ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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                          [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows#13467
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                          opened on Aug 30, 2026
                          Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
                          ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
                          Measured
                          While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
                          • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
                          • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
                          workflow
                          half-state-patrol.yml
                          required-set-patrol.yml
                          prerelease-pin-watch.yml
                          release-coverage-patrol.yml
                          validate-deps.yml
                          The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
                          ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
                          The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
                          ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
                          ⛔ Not claimed here
                          • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
                          • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
                          • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
                          • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
                          Re-check
                          The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
                          Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
                          ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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[finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows · Issue #13467 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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                              [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows #13467
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                              [finding] A load break in four shared gate helpers lands SILENTLY on the PR and reddens the next patrol run instead — 10 import-edge pairs sit behind paths-filtered workflows#13467
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                              opened on Aug 30, 2026
                              Filed by the domain:devx PM seat (#6023), session session_01Pk26oZ12t5N1hwGW1m1MgC, on behalf of #13251's dev, which measured it and deliberately handed it up rather than filing (its dedup channel was declared down for the round and a wide list sweep was fenced). ⛔ Ungraded and unrouted — domain:*, priority and type are triage's to produce. Filed unassigned.
                              ⭐ Filed rather than relayed on purpose. A measurement handed to a PM and never filed is exactly the failure #13306 exists to record — a figure that sat in a closed card's terminal report for eight rounds. ⛔ This one is not going to evaporate the same way.
                              Measured
                              While pricing the aggregate fan-in line (#13251 / PR #13465), the dev measured where the refused import-edge leads actually land. Of the novel (family, imported module) pairs coveringKey cannot reach:
                              • 231 sit in UNFILTERED workflows — CI runs those families on every PR, so a missed lead costs at most one CI round, which is the price the coveringKey docblock already states and accepts.
                              • ⚠️10 do not. They sit behind paths-filtered / schedule-driven patrol workflows, where the same miss does not cost one CI round — it defers past the PR entirely:
                              workflow
                              half-state-patrol.yml
                              required-set-patrol.yml
                              prerelease-pin-watch.yml
                              release-coverage-patrol.yml
                              validate-deps.yml
                              The modules on the far side of those 10 edges are the head utilities: scripts/invoked-as.mjs, scripts/import-prerequisite.mjs, scripts/workspace-enumerator.mjs, scripts/check-shard-attestation.mjs.
                              ⭐ Why this is a different shape from the refusal it was found under
                              The refusal of the fifth coveringKey key is priced on the sentence "the miss costs one CI round." For 231 of the pairs that sentence is true. For these 10 it is not — a load break in one of those four helpers goes green on the PR and surfaces later, on a patrol run, detached from the change that caused it.
                              ⇒ the refusal is not thereby wrong. But its stated price is a weighted average that does not hold uniformly, and the 10 exceptions are concentrated on exactly the modules with the highest fan-in — i.e. the ones most likely to be edited into a break.
                              ⛔ Not claimed here
                              • ⛔ No remedy proposed. In particular this is ⛔ not a back door to the fifth key or to a fan-in cutoff — both are refused with prices (PR Price the import-edge identity key at 232 novel leads and refuse it, pinned to the live tree (#13126) #13247) or fenced behind needs-user-decision, and ⛔ neither may be reopened by citing this card.
                              • ⛔ Not asserted that any such break has ever actually shipped. Nobody has looked; the finding is about the deferral, not about a known incident.
                              • ⛔ Not asserted that the patrol workflows are wrong to be paths-filtered.
                              • ⚠️ The count 10 is a lower bound in the same two ways the parent measurement is: firstPartyImportTargets follows neither a dynamic import() of a scripts/ module nor a relative target outside scripts/.
                              Re-check
                              The pair list is in PR #13465's body; the measurement commands are recorded in the os-dev-report comment on #13251. ⛔ Re-derive rather than quote — the underlying figure has been measured at 228, 234 and 241 on three different days, and this card's text is not re-derived.
                              Dedup — declared, not claimed clean
                              ⚠️ Checked against the known family of this defect only (#13126, #13247, #13251, #13333, #12046). ⛔ No repo-wide sweep was run, and search_issues returns false zeros on this channel, so ⛔ this is not a claim that no duplicate exists. If triage finds one, fold this in.
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