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Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.

What

95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.

Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:

$ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:

locationstamps
packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
packages/platform-objects/src14
packages/cli (src + test)12
packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
packages/create-objectstack/src2
scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4

Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member", "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
byte-identical to that release's own handler return", "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
TEST directly".

Why it is a finding and not cosmetics

Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
that upstream changed under it.

This has now recurred four times

#10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
#10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.

So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.

What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is

The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
so much as unverified.

Severity

Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.

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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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    opened on Aug 31, 2026
    Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
    
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
    What
    95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
    
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
    
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
    
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
    Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
    $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

    Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
    locationstamps
    packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
    packages/platform-objects/src14
    packages/cli (src + test)12
    packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
    packages/create-objectstack/src2
    scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
    Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
    
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"    , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
    
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"    , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
    TEST directly"    .
    Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
    Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
    
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
    
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
    
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
    
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
    
that upstream changed under it.
    This has now recurred four times
    #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
    #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
    
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
    
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
    
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
    
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
    
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
    So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
    
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
    
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
    
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
    What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
    The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
    
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
    
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
    better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
    
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
    
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
    
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
    
so much as unverified.
    Severity
    Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
    
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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      @claude
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      opened on Aug 31, 2026
      Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
      
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
      What
      95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
      
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
      
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
      
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
      Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
      $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

      Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
      locationstamps
      packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
      packages/platform-objects/src14
      packages/cli (src + test)12
      packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
      packages/create-objectstack/src2
      scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
      Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
      
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"      , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
      
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"      , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
      TEST directly"      .
      Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
      Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
      
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
      
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
      
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
      
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
      
that upstream changed under it.
      This has now recurred four times
      #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
      #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
      
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
      
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
      
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
      
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
      
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
      So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
      
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
      
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
      
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
      What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
      The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
      
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
      
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
      better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
      
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
      
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
      
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
      
so much as unverified.
      Severity
      Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
      
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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        opened on Aug 31, 2026
        Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
        
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
        What
        95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
        
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
        
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
        
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
        Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
        $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

        Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
        locationstamps
        packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
        packages/platform-objects/src14
        packages/cli (src + test)12
        packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
        packages/create-objectstack/src2
        scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
        Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
        
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"        , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
        
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"        , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
        TEST directly"        .
        Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
        Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
        
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
        
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
        
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
        
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
        
that upstream changed under it.
        This has now recurred four times
        #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
        #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
        
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
        
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
        
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
        
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
        
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
        So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
        
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
        
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
        
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
        What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
        The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
        
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
        
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
        better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
        
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
        
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
        
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
        
so much as unverified.
        Severity
        Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
        
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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          opened on Aug 31, 2026
          Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
          
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
          What
          95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
          
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
          
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
          
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
          Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
          $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

          Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
          locationstamps
          packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
          packages/platform-objects/src14
          packages/cli (src + test)12
          packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
          packages/create-objectstack/src2
          scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
          Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
          
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"          , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
          
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"          , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
          TEST directly"          .
          Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
          Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
          
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
          
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
          
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
          
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
          
that upstream changed under it.
          This has now recurred four times
          #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
          #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
          
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
          
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
          
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
          
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
          
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
          So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
          
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
          
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
          
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
          What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
          The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
          
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
          
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
          better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
          
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
          
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
          
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
          
so much as unverified.
          Severity
          Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
          
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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            opened on Aug 31, 2026
            Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
            
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
            What
            95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
            
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
            
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
            
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
            Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
            $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

            Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
            locationstamps
            packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
            packages/platform-objects/src14
            packages/cli (src + test)12
            packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
            packages/create-objectstack/src2
            scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
            Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
            
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"            , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
            
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"            , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
            TEST directly"            .
            Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
            Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
            
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
            
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
            
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
            
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
            
that upstream changed under it.
            This has now recurred four times
            #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
            #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
            
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
            
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
            
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
            
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
            
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
            So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
            
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
            
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
            
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
            What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
            The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
            
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
            
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
            better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
            
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
            
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
            
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
            
so much as unverified.
            Severity
            Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
            
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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              opened on Aug 31, 2026
              Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
              
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
              What
              95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
              
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
              
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
              
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
              Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
              $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

              Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
              locationstamps
              packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
              packages/platform-objects/src14
              packages/cli (src + test)12
              packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
              packages/create-objectstack/src2
              scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
              Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
              
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"              , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
              
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"              , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
              TEST directly"              .
              Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
              Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
              
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
              
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
              
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
              
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
              
that upstream changed under it.
              This has now recurred four times
              #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
              #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
              
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
              
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
              
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
              
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
              
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
              So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
              
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
              
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
              
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
              What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
              The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
              
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
              
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
              better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
              
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
              
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
              
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
              
so much as unverified.
              Severity
              Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
              
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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[finding] 95 better-auth version stamps across 56 files still name 1.7.1 after the 1.7.2 family move — the fourth hand sweep of the same shape · Issue #13940 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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                opened on Aug 31, 2026
                Filed while moving the better-auth family 1.7.1 to 1.7.2 for #13715. Out of that
                
card's scope, recorded rather than fixed there. Not assigned.
                What
                95 version-stamped attestations across 56 files still name better-auth 1.7.1
                
(or @better-auth/scim@1.7.1, @better-auth/oauth-provider@1.7.1) as the
                
version they were measured against. Once #13715 lands, the installed family is
                
1.7.2 and none of those 95 names a version that is installed any more.
                Measured on the branch, excluding CHANGELOGs and the override file itself:
                $ grep -rn '1\.7\.1' --include='*.ts' --include='*.mjs' --include='*.mts' . \
--exclude-dir=node_modules --exclude-dir=dist | grep -i better-auth | grep -v CHANGELOG | wc -l
95

                Spread over five packages and three gate scripts, so it is not one carrier:
                locationstamps
                packages/plugins/plugin-auth/src55
                packages/platform-objects/src14
                packages/cli (src + test)12
                packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts4
                packages/create-objectstack/src2
                scripts/check-prerelease-pin-watch.mjs, check-route-envelope.mjs, check-cli-test-child-env.mjs4
                Typical shapes: "Bound from better-auth 1.7.1's own MySQL schema", "better-auth
                
1.7.1's BASE_ERROR_CODES member"                , "vendor: better-auth (1.7.1) — the body is
                
byte-identical to that release's own handler return"                , "better-auth 1.7.1 reads
                TEST directly"                .
                Why it is a finding and not cosmetics
                Each of these is an attestation: it claims a behaviour was measured against a
                
named version, and that provenance is the only thing standing behind bounds,
                
error vocabularies and byte-identical envelope claims that nothing else derives.
                
When the named version is not the installed one, the claim is no longer
                
verifiable by reading it — the reader cannot tell a still-true stamp from one
                
that upstream changed under it.
                This has now recurred four times
                #10073 (29 stamps naming 1.7.0-rc.2 / 1.6.20 after the ^1.7.1 bump),
                #10188 (three more outside that card's two-string scope), and #11362 (two more,
                
in platform-objects rather than plugin-auth) were each fixed by hand, and each
                
time the next card found more. #13715's 1.7.2 move is the fourth round, and the
                
population has grown from 29 to 95. #10188's own title records the shape of the
                
mechanical answer that was contemplated and not built: a better-auth@-only
                
comment-vs-pin gate would still miss stamps written as prose.
                So the interesting question is probably not "re-stamp these 95" but "why does a
                
hand sweep keep being the remedy". A gate that holds every version stamp equal
                
to the resolved pin — matching prose and specifier spellings, across all five
                
packages, not just plugin-auth — would make the next family bump mechanical.
                What was checked, so this is not read as broader than it is
                The two stamped claims that #13715 actually depends on were re-measured against
                
1.7.2 and are unchanged: @better-auth/scim@1.7.2 still peers better-call at
                
an exact 1.4.0 and @better-auth/utils at an exact 0.4.2, and
                better-auth@1.7.2 still carries the stale optional better-sqlite3@^12.0.0
                
peer. The scaffold peerDependencyRules pins in packages/cli/test/init.test.ts
                
therefore stay green. The other 90-odd stamps were not re-measured — that
                
is the work this records, and the reason a patch bump does not make them false
                
so much as unverified.
                Severity
                Low, and deliberately filed rather than triaged from here: severity judged at
                
filing time has been unreliable in both directions. No behaviour is wrong today.
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