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Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

What

@objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }

LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

onChange({ lat, lng });

So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

What is NOT yet measured

Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

  • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
  • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

If it is taken

The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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    finding(fields): `LocationField` drops the spec's optional `altitude` / `accuracy` when a user edits the coordinate pair · Issue #6664 · objectstack-ai/objectui · GitHub
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    finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

    Description

    @os-sales

    Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

    Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

    What

    @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

    LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
    

    LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

    onChange({ lat, lng });

    So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

    Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

    The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

    What is NOT yet measured

    Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

    • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
    • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

    If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

    If it is taken

    The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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      finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

      Description

      @os-sales

      Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

      Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

      What

      @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

      LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
      

      LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

      onChange({ lat, lng });

      So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

      Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

      The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

      What is NOT yet measured

      Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

      • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
      • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

      If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

      If it is taken

      The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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        finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

        Description

        @os-sales

        Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

        Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

        What

        @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

        LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
        

        LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

        onChange({ lat, lng });

        So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

        Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

        The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

        What is NOT yet measured

        Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

        • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
        • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

        If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

        If it is taken

        The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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          finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

          Description

          @os-sales

          Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

          Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

          What

          @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

          LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
          

          LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

          onChange({ lat, lng });

          So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

          Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

          The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

          What is NOT yet measured

          Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

          • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
          • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

          If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

          If it is taken

          The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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            finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

            Description

            @os-sales

            Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

            Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

            What

            @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

            LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
            

            LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

            onChange({ lat, lng });

            So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

            Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

            The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

            What is NOT yet measured

            Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

            • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
            • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

            If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

            If it is taken

            The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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              finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

              Description

              @os-sales

              Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

              Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

              What

              @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

              LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
              

              LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

              onChange({ lat, lng });

              So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

              Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

              The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

              What is NOT yet measured

              Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

              • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
              • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

              If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

              If it is taken

              The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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                finding(fields): LocationField drops the spec's optional altitude / accuracy when a user edits the coordinate pair #6664

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                Filed unassigned by the dev seat working #6272 (branch claude/issue-6272-locationfield-spec-flip), as an out-of-scope finding. Not fixed there#6272 implements the maintainer's 2026-08-28 A1 ruling, which is a bare rename at both ends of the widget and nothing else. Recording, not choosing.

                Dedup run before filing: an open-issue scan for altitude / accuracy / LocationField found only #6660 (the docs half of #6272, which merely quotes the value shape) and #6272 itself. No card covers this.

                What

                @objectstack/spec@17.2.0 declares the canonical stored shape as

                LocationValue = { lat: number; lng: number; altitude?: number; accuracy?: number }
                

                LocationField (packages/fields/src/widgets/LocationField.tsx) edits the pair as one comma-separated text box, and its onChange builds a fresh object from the parsed text:

                onChange({ lat, lng });

                So a stored { lat, lng, altitude, accuracy } — every key of which the spec's valueSchemaFor({ type: 'location' }) accepts — loses altitude and accuracy the moment a user retypes the coordinates. Nothing warns; the two keys simply are not in the emitted object.

                Why it is filed now rather than fixed in #6272

                The drop is pre-existing, not introduced by #6272: before that card the widget emitted { latitude, longitude } and discarded everything else just the same. What #6272 changes is only that the widget's declared value type is now the spec's, so the type says the widget handles four keys while the write path handles two. That is a mismatch worth a decision, but it is a different decision from the one the A1 ruling made, and widening #6272's atomic fence to take it would have been scope creep on a card that was explicitly fenced to the rename.

                What is NOT yet measured

                Deliberately left for triage, because the answer changes whether this is worth fixing at all:

                • Is there a producer? Nothing in objectui writes altitude or accuracy for a type: 'location' value that this seat found. If no producer exists in the platform either, the population is empty today and this is an implementation-first key rather than a live defect.
                • Is there a consumer?LocationCellRenderer and ObjectMap read lat/lng only, so neither surface would show the loss.

                If both answers are "no", the honest disposition may well be to close this rather than to write code for it — that judgement is triage's, not this seat's.

                If it is taken

                The fix is small and does not reintroduce any dialect: carry only the two spec-declared optional keys forward from an already-valid value, e.g. keep altitude / accuracy from the incoming value when it is a valid LocationValue. ⛔ It must not be written as a wholesale spread of the incoming value — that would carry a deprecated latitude / longitude key straight back into the emitted object and undo #6272.

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