[finding] service-automation: the durable run-history row folds `cancelled` (and `timed_out`) into `failed` — after a restart the Runs surface cannot tell a cancelled run from a failed one

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Observed while delivering the services half of #13937 (branch claude/issue-13937-stranded-run-operator-verb); recorded, not fixed.

The reading, on origin/main 50d6c92

• RunRecord.status (packages/services/service-automation/src/engine.ts) is declared 'completed' | 'failed'.
• AutomationEngine.recordLog writes the durable row for every terminal entry (completed, failed, cancelled, timed_out) with status: entry.status === 'completed' ? 'completed' : 'failed'.
• ObjectStoreSuspendedRunStore.deserializeTerminal reads it back as row.status === 'failed' ? 'failed' : 'completed'; the in-memory store round-trips what it was given (failed).
• getRun prefers the in-memory ring entry, which still says cancelled; after a restart (or ring-buffer eviction) the durable row answers, and it says failed.

⇒ In-process a cancelled run reads cancelled; after a restart the same run reads failed on getRun, listRuns and the Runs surface. restoreConsumedSuspension's refusal ladder can name RUN_CANCELLED only for a run this process saw cancelled — the durable row gives another replica nothing to distinguish (measured in stranded-run-status.test.ts on the named branch: the stale-copy refusal after a cancellation elsewhere is NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION, honestly, because that is all the row says). The narrowing is not explained in either file; ExecutionStatus in @objectstack/spec declares all four terminal members.

Not measured: whether any consumer branches on a durable cancelled today (plugin-approvals' dead-run sweep treats every terminal status alike, so it is unaffected).

Related

#13937 · #13909 · #2585 (run-history retention, the row's origin) · #7533 (the trigger columns on the same row)

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分诊路由(本评论来自分诊座位)· R+150 · date -u 实测 2026-09-04T20:09:35Z 一轮

domain:services · finding · priority:p2。落点 packages/services/service-automation/src/engine.ts(及两个 store 的读回路径)⇒ 车道表 services。

p2 判据 —— 关键在于这是「写入即丢失」,不是显示问题:recordLog 在写持久行的那一刻就把 cancelled / timed_out 折成 failed(entry.status === 'completed' ? 'completed' : 'failed')⇒ 信息不是被藏起来了,是不存在了。进程内的环形缓冲还记得,重启或淘汰之后永远回不来。⇒ 与「某个界面没显示」不同,这一类的代价随时间单调增加。

⛔ 不是 p1:卡面自陈未测到任何消费者今天按持久 cancelled 分支(plugin-approvals 的死 run 清扫对所有终态一视同仁,不受影响)⇒ 无已知的下游损坏。⭐ 提级条件:任何一个消费者开始按持久终态分支,立刻重估 —— 那一刻起,历史行已经是错的且不可修。

⭐ 卡面里最有说服力的一处实测,派发时请一并交给实现者:restoreConsumedSuspension 的拒绝阶梯只能对本进程见过取消的 run 报 RUN_CANCELLED;另一个副本读持久行什么也分辨不出(该分支上 stranded-run-status.test.ts 实测到的是 NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION,而那是诚实的——因为行里只有这些)。⇒ 这条把「显示不准」升级成「另一个副本的操作动词答不出正确的拒绝理由」。

⚠️ 一处卡面点名、值得在修法里回答的:RunRecord.status 只声明两个成员,而 @objectstack/spec 的 ExecutionStatus 声明了四个 —— 两个文件里都没有解释这个窄化。⇒ 修之前先确认那个窄化是刻意的(有存储代价?)还是沿袭下来的;若是刻意的,把理由写在声明旁边,⛔ 别让下一个人再查一遍。

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分诊:补状态 pm:queue —— 唯一缺的就是它

标签 finding domain:services priority:p2 维持不动 · 类型 Bug(声明的 ExecutionStatus 有四个终态成员,持久行只存两个 ⇒ 违背已声明契约)· 补 pm:queue

R+150 的分诊已定车道与等级,唯独没写状态标签。⇒ 落在 SKILL.md:325 的「析取 ③」里;派发 backlog 按 label:pm:queue 取卡(:58) ⇒ 本卡此刻不在任何清单上。落点具名、四处读写链路已测清、无可问之事 ⇒ SKILL.md:341 入队。

⭐ 本卡最锋利的一点:同一条 run,读两次得到两个答案

链路已被逐段测清,⛔ 不必重推:

位置	行为
RunRecord.status(engine.ts)	声明为 'completed' | 'failed' —— 只有两个成员
AutomationEngine.recordLog	四个终态入库时折叠:status: entry.status === 'completed' ? 'completed' : 'failed'
ObjectStoreSuspendedRunStore.deserializeTerminal	读回同样折叠:row.status === 'failed' ? 'failed' : 'completed'
getRun	优先内存环形条目 —— 它仍说 cancelled

⇒ 进程内读 cancelled;重启后(或环形缓冲逐出后)同一条 run 在 getRun / listRuns / Runs 界面上读 failed。

⭐ 而 ExecutionStatus(@objectstack/spec)声明了全部四个终态成员。⇒ 这是「声明四个、持久两个」,且两个文件里都没有解释这次收窄 —— 一个读者无从知道这是刻意的还是遗漏。

⭐ 它已经在使一条拒绝阶梯变哑

restoreConsumedSuspension 的拒绝阶梯只能对本进程见过取消的 run 说出 RUN_CANCELLED;换一个副本,持久行给不出任何可区分的东西。

⚠️ 卡面在 stranded-run-status.test.ts 上实测:异地取消后的陈旧副本拒绝是 NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION —— 而卡面用了 honestly 一词,是对的:那条拒绝没有说谎,它说的正是那一行所能支持的全部。⇒ ⛔ 缺陷不在拒绝阶梯,在它读的那一行。

⛔ 卡面自己标注的 NOT measured,原样保留

Not measured: 今天是否有任何消费者会分支于持久的 cancelled(plugin-approvals 的 dead-run sweep 对所有终态一视同仁,故不受影响)。

⇒ 这条决定了代价的大小,却不决定它是不是缺陷 —— 持久层丢掉一个已声明的区分,本身就是缺陷。⚠️ 但它决定了修法的紧迫性:若确有消费者要分支,这就从「界面显示错误」变成「行为分叉」。

重判触发条件(写死):若发现任何消费者(平台内或应用侧)依赖持久的 cancelled / timed_out 做分支,升 p1;若仅止于 Runs 界面显示,维持 p2。⛔ 认领时先做这一次普查,它决定修法范围(只加列 vs 加列并回填)。

⚠️ 回填是一个必须显式回答的问题:已经落库的行已经丢失了区分,加宽列不会把它们变回来。⇒ 认领评论里要说清楚历史行怎么办(保持 failed、还是标记为「不可判定」),⛔ 不要默认它们会自己变好。

Related:#13937 · #13909 · #2585(run-history 保留,该行的出处)· #7533(同一行上的 trigger 列)· #15222(同一次交付记下的姊妹卡,同批补 pm:queue)

⛔ 分诊席边界:不认领、不派发、不写码、不合并、不裁决。

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Claim: session session_012zTkyNHJ7TkuN2oXtP5x37 · branch claude/issue-15223-persist-terminal-status-distinction · seat domain:services PM (#6021)

Clause-②: yes

Why yes, stated so it can be argued with. The mechanical floor is silent here — no new exported symbol, and status is an existing key on an existing payload. What changes is the value domain of a field on a published read path: getRun / listRuns would begin returning cancelled / timed_out where they have only ever returned completed / failed. references/contract-review.md names exactly this as a judgement rather than a mechanical case — 「conformance 类 ⛔ 不机械化:填充已声明字段…都需判断」 — and its rule for a seat that is unsure is unambiguous: 「claim 拿不准 ⇒ 按 yes 派契约复审档」.

⇒ Carrier hung on both. ⛔ This does not enqueue at my tier, and with CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER currently quota-exhausted it will park after delivery. That is the safe state, and it is the correct trade: a value-domain widening on a published read path is not something to land on my own reading because the queue is moving slowly.

⚠️ Note the direction is unusual and the review should see it framed this way: ExecutionStatus in @objectstack/spec already declares all four terminal members. The persistence layer stores two. So this is not adding a member to a contract — it is making the implementation stop under-reporting one the contract already promises. A reviewer may well conclude no; if the tier overturns my declaration, that is the system working, ⛔ not a seat error.

Two things the dispatch fences, both from triage

1. Census first, and it may regrade the card. Does any consumer — platform or app-side — branch on a persistent cancelled / timed_out? Triage wrote the trigger down: if yes, this becomes priority:p1, because from that moment historical rows are both wrong and unfixable. If it is only the Runs UI, it stays p2. The census also decides the scope: widen the column only, or widen and backfill.
2. Backfill must be answered out loud, ⛔ not defaulted. Rows already stored have lost the distinction — widening the column does not bring them back. The delivery states what happens to them: left as failed, or marked undecidable. ⛔ "They will sort themselves out" is not an answer.

And the smaller one worth doing in the same change: RunRecord.status declares two members while ExecutionStatus declares four, and neither file explains the narrowing. Confirm whether it was deliberate (a storage cost?) or inherited, and if deliberate write the reason beside the declaration so the next reader does not re-derive it.

The sharpest fact on this card, for whoever picks it up

The same run reads two different answers depending on where you read it: in-process getRun prefers the ring-buffer entry and still says cancelled; after a restart or an eviction the same run reads failed from the persisted row. And it has already made a refusal ladder go quiet — restoreConsumedSuspension can only answer RUN_CANCELLED for a run this process saw cancelled; another replica reading the persisted row answers NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION, which triage correctly calls honest: that refusal is not lying, it is saying everything the row can support. ⛔ The defect is not in the ladder — it is in the row it reads.

Single-writer check, done before dispatch: service-automation is claimed by no open PR (#16755 merged). #16805 holds objectql/engine.ts + plugin-security; #16860 holds plugin-security + packages/spec/src + service-analytics; #16863 holds plugin-security + scripts/; #16996 holds plugin-audit; #17000 holds two-factor-rotated-token-echo.ts + client/src/index.ts; #16399 holds auth-manager.ts. Disjoint. ⚠️ If the census sends the fix into packages/spec/src/**, that collides with #16860 — stop and report rather than pushing through.

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  "issue": 15223,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-15223-persist-terminal-status-distinction",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack/pull/17008",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "anchors_remeasured_on_db769829f": {
    "RunRecord.status (engine.ts)": "CONFIRMED — declared `status: 'completed' | 'failed';`, two members, no comment explaining the narrowing (located by text; it sat at L1220 on this tree)",
    "AutomationEngine.recordLog (engine.ts)": "CONFIRMED — `status: entry.status === 'completed' ? 'completed' : 'failed',` inside `if (terminal && this.store?.recordTerminal)`, where the `terminal` predicate three lines above admits all four members (L7422 / L7378-7381 on this tree)",
    "ObjectStoreSuspendedRunStore.deserializeTerminal (suspended-run-store.ts)": "CONFIRMED — `status: row.status === 'failed' ? 'failed' : 'completed',` (L770 on this tree)",
    "getRun (engine.ts)": "CONFIRMED — scans `executionLogs` backwards and returns the in-memory entry first; `store.loadTerminal` is reached only when the ring has nothing (L4261-4280 on this tree)",
    "two sites the card did not name, found by re-measuring and REQUIRED by the fix": "`isTerminalStatus` (suspended-run-store.ts L130) and `listHistory`'s inline `r?.status === 'completed' || r?.status === 'failed'` filter (L757) are a THIRD and FOURTH copy of the two-member vocabulary; plus `sys_automation_run.status`'s `Field.select` options and `lifecycle.retention.onlyWhen.$in`. Widening the writer alone would have made cancelled rows VANISH from the Runs list and never age out of a telemetry-class table."
  },
  "census": {
    "question": "does any consumer branch on a PERSISTENT cancelled / timed_out?",
    "method": "two passes joined. (1) enumerate every durable-fed read — all callers of getRun / listRuns / loadTerminal / listHistory across packages/, apps/, examples/, scripts/ — and read each for a per-terminal-member branch. (2) grep every 'cancelled' / 'timed_out' literal over the same trees plus the two reachable consuming apps (objectstack-ai/ats, objectstack-ai/hotcrm), then triage all 36 hits by which status vocabulary they belong to (automation run vs import job vs approval request vs example app data).",
    "positive_control": "FIRES. The method must find a durable-fed `cancelled` branch triage independently measured, or its zero is NOT MEASURED: it finds restoreConsumedSuspension's RUN_CANCELLED arm (engine.ts L6972). For the app repos the control is a term known present (sys_automation_run → 2 hits, 'automation' → 8+ files), so the grep can return non-zero there; for a status branch it returns zero.",
    "result": "POSITIVE — two in-platform consumers, zero app-side.",
    "consumer_1": "restoreConsumedSuspension's refusal ladder (engine.ts) — `logged.status === 'cancelled'` over getRun→loadTerminal. Known to triage; consequence is the refusal wording.",
    "consumer_2_NOT_previously_accounted_for": "ApprovalService.inspectStrandedRequests → classifyStrandedRunState (plugin-approvals/src/approval-service.ts L390-425) over `automation.getRun(runId)` → loadTerminal. `case 'cancelled': return undefined` (SKIP) vs `case 'failed': return 'failed'` (REPORT). On any replica that did not itself see the cancel, the folded row reads `failed`, the skip does not fire, and an operator's deliberately cancelled run is REPORTED as a stranded approval request — then graded 'unrepairable' by the third oracle, which holds no snapshot on a foreign replica. This is NOT the sweep the card excluded: that one is releasePendingForTerminalRuns, which uses the flat TERMINAL_RUN_STATUSES set and does treat every terminal state alike (re-confirmed, not re-reported as a finding).",
    "strongest_evidence": "an EXISTING GREEN TEST pins the state the persistence layer could not produce: plugin-approvals/src/stranded-request-inspection.test.ts, 'does NOT report a run that was CANCELLED — stopping it was the intent', feeds `history: { run_1: { status: 'cancelled' } }` and asserts `stranded: []`. It passes only because its fake store does not fold. The consumer's pinned contract and the real row had diverged with no gate able to see it.",
    "p1_trigger": "FIRED. Triage's written trigger (若发现任何消费者(平台内或应用侧)依赖持久的 cancelled / timed_out 做分支,升 p1) is satisfied by consumer_2, whose harm is an operator-facing false positive rather than a message. ⛔ No label applied — the seat regrades."
  },
  "backfill_decision": "LEFT AS `failed`. No backfill, no migration, no undecidable marking — and the reason is that there is nothing to backfill FROM. recordLog folded before the row was ever built, and no other column discriminates: cancelRun's `reason` lands in the same `error` column a thrown node writes to, and the ring buffer that still knew is per-process and long gone. Marking historical rows undecidable was considered and REJECTED: it would rewrite the whole history table to swap one wrong answer for another, and it would break the two census consumers in the opposite direction — classifyStrandedRunState's `default` arm skips an unrecognised status, so every genuinely failed historical strand would silently stop being reported. Rows written from this release forward carry the distinction; earlier ones do not, and the PR body says so rather than letting a reader assume they heal.",
  "narrowing_question": "INHERITED, not deliberate — and the reason is now written beside the declaration (RunRecord.status). Three readings support it: (1) nothing was paying for it — the column is a Field.select storing a string whatever its width, so there was no storage cost to buy, which was the hypothesis worth testing; (2) it is older than what it had to carry — the durable history row (#2585) predates cancelRun (ADR-0044), and timed_out has been in the spec vocabulary throughout; (3) neither fold carried a comment, an issue reference or a test asserting the narrowing as intended — both are spelled as defensive coercions, which is what an inherited shape looks like. A ⛔ against re-narrowing it to make a downstream switch exhaustive now sits at the declaration.",
  "restart_pin": {
    "where": "packages/services/service-automation/src/suspended-run-store.test.ts — describe 'the persisted terminal status distinction (#15223)', 3 tests",
    "shape": "every assertion reads through a SECOND ObjectStoreSuspendedRunStore over the SAME rows (and a second AutomationEngine with an empty ring), because the defect is invisible in-process: getRun prefers the ring entry and has always said cancelled. The in-memory store cannot serve this pin at all — it round-trips what it was given and never touches deserializeTerminal.",
    "before": "on origin/main the row said `failed` and the fresh replica read `failed` — reproduced as the write-leg ablation (expected 'failed' to be 'cancelled')",
    "after": "the row says `cancelled`; the fresh replica reads `cancelled` on getRun, on listRuns, and through the wire's ?status= filter (#7359), which used to return the cancelled run for ?status=failed and nothing for ?status=cancelled. All four members round-trip through the row and survive listHistory's gate."
  },
  "ablation": {
    "discipline": "each leg mutated one site only, proven on disk by anchor grep counts (delete-anchor 1→0, inject-anchor 0→1) plus `git hash-object` differing from the HEAD blob; restored under `trap ... EXIT INT TERM` with `git checkout HEAD -- ABSPATH`, proven by blob equality with HEAD and an empty `git diff HEAD`. No dist/ sits between mutation and assertion: the suite imports ./engine.js in-package, so vitest resolves src/.",
    "write_leg": "status: terminalStatus → entry.status === 'completed' ? 'completed' : 'failed'. RED: 2 failed / 1 passed — \"expected 'failed' to be 'cancelled'\" and \"expected 'NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION' to be 'RUN_CANCELLED'\". blob ecd3d23a → 30310972 → ecd3d23a.",
    "read_leg": "the `status` parameter → row.status === 'failed' ? 'failed' : 'completed'. RED: 3 failed — \"expected 'completed' to be 'cancelled'\" x2 and \"expected 'RUN_COMPLETED' to be 'RUN_CANCELLED'\". blob 1796a17c → 2569e95d → 1796a17c.",
    "independence_shown": "the store-level round-trip stays GREEN under the write leg and turns RED under the read leg — the two sites really are independent and a fix to either alone would have masked the other. The read leg also exposes the read fold's own signature: it makes the ladder answer RUN_COMPLETED for a cancelled run, worse than today's NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION.",
    "reverse_validation_cross_package": "a probe in plugin-approvals assigning RunRecord['status'] to the four-member union compiles GREEN; the same probe assigning to the OLD 'completed' | 'failed' is RED with TS2322: Type '\"completed\" | \"failed\" | \"cancelled\" | \"timed_out\"' is not assignable to type '\"completed\" | \"failed\"'. Proves the dependent reads the REBUILT .d.ts, not a cache. Probe deleted; git status --porcelain empty."
  },
  "ladder_reading_requested_by_the_fence": "HALF YES, and the ladder is ⛔ unchanged. A replica with NO ring entry for the run (a genuinely restarted process, or after an eviction) now answers RUN_CANCELLED — pinned. A replica holding its OWN stale `failed` ring entry (the shape stranded-run-status.test.ts measures) still answers NO_CONSUMED_SUSPENSION, because the ladder tests `cancelled` against getRun (ring-first) while consulting the durable row for `completed` alone. The row can support the real answer now; that arm does not read it. The existing assertion is KEPT and its comment corrected — the reason it holds has narrowed from two causes to one, and the old comment ('the durable row records a cancelled run as failed too') is now false.",
  "tests": "pnpm --filter @objectstack/service-automation test → 'Test Files 127 passed (127) / Tests 1496 passed (1496)' (1493 before this PR; +3). pnpm --filter @objectstack/service-automation typecheck → green, test layer included ('check:test-typecheck: OK — 0 file(s) / 0 error(s)'). Downstream consumer sweep, DEPENDENTS direction: `turbo run build --filter='...@objectstack/service-automation'` → 'Tasks: 68 successful, 68 total'. Repo-wide `pnpm lint` (eslint . --no-inline-config) ran IN FULL and exited 0 — no narrowing to declare. Ablation legs and reverse validation as above.",
  "gate_reconciliation": "58 derived families from `node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --commands --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack` on a FRESH-fetched tree; all 58 run; `--ran` verdict: '✓ 58 derived famil(ies) accounted for — 58 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED'. Union taken at final commit 0ddabd202, cited in the PR body. TWO families first returned exit 3 PREREQUISITE NOT MET and were driven to a real reading, never reported as passes: check:dual-build-cjs-loads (built the five packages it named — studio, embedder-openai, knowledge-ragflow, organizations, service-cluster-redis — then green: 104 require entry points across 67 packages) and check:type-check-debt (tsc OOM under the 4096 MB ceiling; re-run at 9216 MB, green: 5 ledger entries re-measured, 55 raw errors, none above its recorded number). check:route-envelope (#16828, outside the derived union) is NOT owed — measured 0 hits of c.json( / res.json( across all six touched files. check:adr-0087-registration went RED once on the changeset: the body explained why no breaking-change banner is owed and SPELLED THE TOKEN to say so, which its detector reads as the declaration itself (token-based, blind to the negation — the closing-keyword trap in another costume); reworded to the same conclusion without the token, green.",
  "changeset_and_adr_0087": "changeset `.changeset/persist-terminal-run-status-distinction.md` grades @objectstack/service-automation `minor` — an additive widening of a published package's surface, and the level the Clause-② declaration requires under #16361 (the diff moves packages/services/service-automation/src/**). ADR-0087 migration entry NOT owed: that ADR governs authorable metadata shapes on sys_metadata and the rehydration conversion chain; sys_automation_run is an engine-owned system DATA table with no authorable surface, `objectstack migrate meta` has nothing to rewrite for it, and every stored value stays valid under the widened option set — no column added, no type changed. BREAKING banner NOT owed: the published contract (IAutomationService.getRun / listRuns return ExecutionLog, whose status is ExecutionStatus) has declared all four members since before this row existed; the implementation stops under-reporting one the contract already promised, and every in-repo reader the widening would have narrowed (listHistory, the retention scope, the row gate) is widened in the same change.",
  "clause_2_carriers": "needs:contract-review hung on the PR in the same breath as opening it, via the ADDITIVE endpoint (POST .../issues/17008/labels). Contrastive read-back: PR #17008 → ['needs:contract-review']; issue #15223 → ['domain:services','finding','needs:contract-review','pm:dispatched','priority:p2'] — nothing stripped from either. `node scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 17008` exit 0: 'the clause-② declaration is readable in the fixed spelling and both carriers agree.' PR parked in DRAFT as expected.",
  "single_writer": "no packages/spec/src/** path was needed — ExecutionStatus already declares all four members, so the #16860 collision the dispatch fenced did not arise. The whole diff is 6 files, all under packages/services/service-automation/src/ plus one .changeset entry.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 — the whole run used repo-scoped REST (probe: GET /repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack → 200), git, and local tooling. No MCP GitHub call was made, including for the census.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "The p1 regrade trigger fired (census consumer_2). Does the card move to priority:p1?",
      "options": [
        "A — regrade to priority:p1: a consumer branches on the persistent value TODAY and its failure mode is an operator-facing false positive (a deliberately cancelled run reported as a stranded, unrepairable approval request), which is exactly the condition triage wrote down; historical rows are wrong and unfixable, confirmed by the backfill analysis.",
        "B — keep priority:p2: the fix has now landed, so the forward-looking harm is closed and only already-stored rows remain wrong."
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, because the grade records what the card WAS worth and how the residue should be treated, not whether a PR exists. Option B would erase the one durable consequence — the historical rows this PR explicitly cannot repair — from the card's priority. ⛔ I applied no label; this is the seat's call."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: ExecutionStatus declares a fifth terminal member `refused` (#14945) that no engine path produces and no recordLog terminal arm admits, so a refused run would write NO durable history row at all — its companion `refusalMessage` likewise has zero producers outside packages/spec. Deliberately NOT filed: `pending` and `retrying` are equally unproduced by this engine, so `refused` is not anomalous within that enum's own design, there is no reproducible behaviour behind it, and whether the member is live yet is #14945's author's reading, not mine.",
    "noted, not filed: restoreConsumedSuspension's `cancelled` arm reads getRun (ring-first) while the arm above it reads the durable row directly, which is why a stale-hot replica still cannot name a cancellation even now that the row carries it. Triage explicitly reserved the ladder ('缺陷不在拒绝阶梯,在它读的那一行'), so this is recorded in the PR body and in the test comment rather than filed.",
    "noted, not filed: AutomationEngine.getRun returns null both for 'no such run' and for a swallowed store failure — its own comment names this as #5186's shape with the remedy out of #6499's scope. Pre-existing, untouched."
  ]
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