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Audit of the living docs against the code at origin/main (through #283): ROADMAP Done/Deferred now match the open issues (#281 only), the #278/#280 file/directory collision guard replaces the stale open-hazard text, the DirBucket OS lock, compact --dry-run cost, ws run lock release and a single downgrade-hazard list are written down, demo count and ws/refresh/signature index/index lock/ADR status lines are corrected, and the sc-cli-reference skill is verified against sc --help.
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| # Identity default everywhere a command takes --identity: the flag, then $SC_IDENTITY, | ||
| # then ~/.sc/identity (a missing file just skips protected paths where decryption is optional). |
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When SC_IDENTITY or ~/.sc/identity exists and a user runs sc transcript drop <id> without --identity, this new blanket statement implies the identity will be selected automatically. However, run_transcript only loads identity.map(...) for TranscriptOp::Drop, so omission deliberately creates an unsigned, local-only tombstone that peers will not honor. Carve this command out of the rule or change its implementation; otherwise users relying on the reference can unintentionally fail to propagate a transcript drop. CLAUDE.mdL93-L97
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| `--dry-run` writes and deletes nothing but still downloads and decodes every | ||
| candidate pack, so on S3 it costs the same egress and requests as a real run. |
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For a compaction that merges or sweeps objects, --dry-run performs the same candidate downloads and decoding, but a real run additionally uploads merged packs, writes log/checkpoint objects, performs the manifest CAS, and issues delete requests. Therefore the total S3 request cost is not the same as a real run; only the download egress and read-side requests are comparable. This wording can mislead operators estimating compaction costs and should be narrowed accordingly. CLAUDE.mdL19-L20
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| # (--agents default 2; --author is recorded on any | ||
| # commit a later harvest makes) |
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When a session is created with sc ws fork --author Alice and a later sc ws harvest omits its own --author, the CLI calls repo.ws_harvest(..., &resolve_author(None), ...), so the resulting commits use $SC_AUTHOR or the current OS username rather than the author stored in the session manifest. This newly documented promise is therefore false and can silently produce incorrect provenance; either make harvest fall back to session.author or document that its author must be supplied again. CLAUDE.mdL93-L97
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| seconds; past that the ingest fails with `IndexBusy` after its objects are | ||
| stored, and they stay unindexed on that remote until a reindex (`sc clone` of | ||
| it). Advisory locking is only as reliable as the filesystem's `flock` (not |
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If serve-path ingest times out on index.lock, cloning from that remote does not reindex the remote or recover these objects: LocalTransport::get_pack explicitly adds signature and transcript leaves through their indexes, so the unindexed objects are omitted from the clone before the destination-side reindex runs. A retrying push will also generally skip them because has_object already succeeds. Thus the documented recovery leaves the signature or tombstone stranded; provide an actual source-side reindex path or describe the state as unrecoverable by sc clone. CLAUDE.mdL19-L20
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| one. A tracked path is deleted or overwritten only when the disk copy is a regular | ||
| file with exactly the tracked bytes, so an edit, a replacement or a symlink | ||
| survives; an emptied directory is cleared so a file and a directory can swap at one |
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When a protected file was previously materialized and a forward operation later removes it without a usable identity, materialize_impl cannot compare its plaintext with the encrypted blob and deliberately deletes any regular file at that path, even if the user edited it; private-branch forward operations also lack this byte comparison. The new unconditional statement that every tracked edit survives therefore overstates the data-loss protection and contradicts the documented known limits in the threat model. Qualify this guarantee to the paths and operations where byte comparison is actually enforced. CLAUDE.mdL19-L20
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| (resolved, #260). The lock is an advisory `flock` on a file that is never | ||
| removed, held only for single index updates, and waited for at most 30 | ||
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Document the correct IndexBusy recovery.
sc clone rebuilds indexes in the clone, not in the source remote. A retry of the affected pack after the lock is released re-runs indexing for its objects.
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(resolved, #260). The lock is an advisory `flock` on a file that is never
removed, held only for single index updates, and waited for at most 30
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- it). Advisory locking is only as reliable as the filesystem's `flock` (not
+ stored, and they stay unindexed on that remote until the affected pack is
+ ingested again after the lock is released. Cloning it rebuilds only the
+ clone's indexes. Advisory locking is only as reliable as the filesystem's `flock` (not
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| content stays ciphertext. `sc remote compact` deletes bucket objects, so it | ||
| needs list and delete rights that ordinary pushers and `sc serve --store` | ||
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Clarify that only the combined compaction permission is restricted.
ADR-0057 allows optional s3:ListBucket access for missing-object diagnostics. The current sentence prohibits list access for ordinary pushers and sc serve --store instances without distinguishing it from delete access.
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- instances should not hold. A bucket cannot judge a transcript drop tombstone, so
+ needs combined list and delete rights, which should be granted only to a
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| content stays ciphertext. `sc remote compact` deletes bucket objects, so it | |
| needs list and delete rights that ordinary pushers and `sc serve --store` | |
| instances should not hold. A bucket cannot judge a transcript drop tombstone, so | |
| content stays ciphertext. `sc remote compact` deletes bucket objects, so it | |
| needs combined list and delete rights, which should be granted only to a | |
| dedicated compaction identity. Ordinary pushers and `sc serve --store` | |
| instances do not need delete rights, but list-only access remains optional for | |
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| - A merge, switch, cherry-pick, rebase, undo or sparse-spec change refuses, | ||
| before any write, to lay a file or directory onto an untracked or ignored | ||
| one (`refuse_untracked_overwrite`), including a path outside the sparse | ||
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When a merge into a private branch stops on one conflict while also bringing an in-view file that collides with an untracked or ignored regular file, this guarantee does not hold: private.rs calls only refuse_untracked_out_of_view_paths and then writes every in-view result with worktree::write_file, overwriting the user's file. CLAUDE.md also explicitly notes that private-branch conflict stops are not guarded. Carve this case out of the documented guarantee or add the in-view guard, since relying on this safety statement can cause data loss.
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docs/THREAT-MODEL.md states that private-branch merge --abort can overwrite post-stop edits because it lacks a decided root and byte record. This paragraph states the general abort guarantee without that exception. Limit the guarantee to operations that record the stopped tree, or document the private-branch exception here.
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Docs-only audit of the living docs against the code at origin/main (through #283). Does not touch the
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DirBucketOS file lock limits (fix: sparse case-alias guard (#241) and compaction report/merge follow-ups (#263) #264),sc remote compact --dry-rundownloads and decodes every candidate pack,sc ws runreleases the repo lock, and one downgrade-hazard list in CLAUDE.md (named ws sessions,refresh-unfinishedplaceholder, signatures.v2 vs old gc, wire v6 handshake, DirBucket mixed binaries)..sc/layout (signatures.v2, index.lock, transcript-pending, pending_refresh), materialize/abort safety, decided-root completion.sc-cli-referenceskill: everycargo run --bin sc --line checked flag-by-flag againstsc --help(script), every subcommand covered, alldemo/*.shlisted.cargo metadata(windows-sys, no changes needed).Left alone
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