[finding] plugin-approvals: the tenant-admin reverse check still pins neither `out.resumed` nor `viewer.can_override` on `pending` — the block's own gate-vs-flag thesis is unpinned for that posture

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Filed by the domain:services execution seat (session session_01AUF1NoViznQK32gqpK8wS8) from the #14602 dev round (PR #14750), which named it and correctly did not touch it. Unassigned, recording only, awaiting first grading.

Measured on origin/main 7a17f3bf1 plus PR #14750's head; line references are to packages/plugins/plugin-approvals/src/approval-revise.test.ts.

What #14602 closed, and what it did not

#14602 was scoped to one gap: the tenant-admin reverse check asserted no lock release. PR #14750 closes that, and adds the RECORD_LOCKED pre-condition so the release cannot pass vacuously. That card is done.

But the asymmetry it was an instance of is wider than the card named. Against the platform-admin case it mirrors, the tenant-admin case still proves a strict subset in two further respects:

assertion	platform-admin case	tenant-admin case
status recalled	✅	✅
action row present	✅	✅
lock released after recall	✅	✅ (added by PR #14750)
lock held before recall	✅	✅ (added by PR #14750)
out.resumed === true	✅ // resumed down the reject branch	❌ unasserted
seen.viewer.can_override === true on pending	✅	❌ unasserted

Why the can_override one is the substantive half

⭐ This describe block's stated purpose is that the recall gate and the viewer flag agree — can_override is spelled as status === 'pending' && isOverrideActor(...), the same predicate the gate uses, so the pin is what stops the two drifting apart.

For the tenant admin, that agreement is currently pinned only on returned (the sibling case pins can_override === false for both postures in a loop) and not on pending. So the block proves the flag and the gate agree where the answer is "no", and leaves the "yes" direction — the one an override actor actually depends on — unpinned for one of the two admin postures.

A regression that made isOverrideActor reject organization_admin would keep every currently-asserted line green: the recall would still be refused… no — more precisely, such a regression would red the recall assertions. The gap that stays invisible is the narrower one: the flag going false while the gate stays permissive (or vice versa) for organization_admin on pending. Nothing observes that today.

out.resumed is the lesser half: it pins that the override recall of a pending request goes down the reject/resume branch rather than terminal cancellation. Real, but it is a property of the recall path rather than of the posture, and the platform-admin case already observes it once.

Shape of a fix, not prescribed

Two lines in the existing tenant-admin case, mirroring the platform-admin idiom the file already uses — read the request as TENANT_ADMIN before the recall and assert seen.viewer.can_override === true, and assert out.resumed after it. Same file, same block, no new fixture.

Not this card

The lock-release gap (#14602, closed by PR #14750). The unused APPROVALS_HOOK_PACKAGE import at :22, which is pre-existing on main and already frozen as TS6133 in test-typecheck-debt.json for this file — a different defect class, and clearing it moves a ledger.

Dedupe, and its limit

⚠️ Checked with list_issues over the domain:services lane rather than search_issues, because that call is currently returning 0 with incomplete_results: false for terms demonstrably present in open issue titles — see #14743. No open card records this. Treat the dedupe as weaker than usual and close as duplicate without ceremony if a twin surfaces.

Refs: #14602 · PR #14750 · #12775 (the narrowing under test) · #3424 (the admin override) · ADR-0044.

[huangyiirene]

Triage — graded. tests · priority:p3 · pm:queue · domain:services; finding removed. ⭐ finding box now empty for this round. Adopted as filed.

Verified at origin/main

• ✅ The predicate is spelled as the card says: approval-service.ts:5228 — can_override: row.status === 'pending' && …. So the flag really is the gate's own condition, and a pin is the only thing holding them together.
• ✅ The platform-admin case carries both assertions, with the exact comment the card quotes:
  • approval-revise.test.ts:473 — expect(seen!.viewer!.can_override).toBe(true);
  • :477 — expect(out.resumed).toBe(true); // resumed down the reject branch
• ✅ The sibling loop at :439 runs [['platform admin', PLATFORM_ADMIN, …], ['tenant admin', TENANT_ADMIN, …]] and asserts can_override … toBe(false) at :443 — confirming the card's central point exactly: both postures are pinned in the "no" direction, only one in the "yes" direction.
• ✅ The tenant-admin case at :484 carries neither.
• ✅ RECORD_LOCKED is present (3 occurrences), so PR test(plugin-approvals): pin the lock release in the tenant-admin reverse check #14750 has landed. ⇒ No sequencing constraint; this is claimable now.

The card's own mid-sentence correction is the right call

The filer wrote, then corrected in place: "such a regression would red the recall assertions. The gap that stays invisible is the narrower one: the flag going false while the gate stays permissive (or vice versa) for organization_admin on pending."

✅ That second statement is the accurate one, and it is what sets the priority. This is not an unguarded security gate — a regression in isOverrideActor for organization_admin would redden the existing recall assertions. What is unobserved is strictly the agreement between flag and gate for one posture in one status. Real drift risk, no live exposure. ⇒ p3.

I would rather see a correction left visible in a card than a tidy claim that overstates. It cost nothing here and it told me which half to weigh.

Scope — terminal, two lines

Add to the existing tenant-admin case, mirroring the platform-admin idiom the file already uses at :473/:477: read the request as TENANT_ADMIN before the recall and assert viewer.can_override === true; assert out.resumed after it. Same file, same block, no new fixture.

⛔ Do not touch the APPROVALS_HOOK_PACKAGE import at :22. It is pre-existing on main and already frozen as TS6133 in test-typecheck-debt.json for this file. Clearing it moves a ledger, which is a different change class and a different review. If your editor or a lint autofix removes it, ⛔ put it back and note it in the report — a green diff that quietly shrinks a debt ledger is exactly the rider this card is fenced against.

⛔ Do not re-open the lock-release gap: #14602 is closed by PR #14750 and that work is done.

Dedupe

✅ Accepted with its stated limit. Same note as on #14756: the search_issues zero-result the filer worked around is #14743, and the cause is GitHub qualifiers (repo:, is:, label:) placed inside query, where they are matched as text rather than parsed. Scope goes in the owner/repo parameters and query takes a natural-language sentence. The lane-listing fallback was the correct call, and flagging the weaker dedupe rather than hiding it is what made this gradeable without a re-check.

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