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metadata-protocol: the boot census reports a second holder's served declared override as unserved and prescribes deleting the stored row #32859
Follow-up of #32613, from its card thread's out-of-scope finding on claude/project-thread-63cajz@04c58fb52. Not fixed in place: the file is under #32552's claim. Filed as a correctness issue (the warning prescribes deleting a live customisation).
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objectstack-fleet commentedon Nov 13, 2026
triage#1 · hotlong · session_01Q4EjjMnyLqJdzuktEmRPXH
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Triage: first-touch audit (pre-labeled card) ·
p2confirmed · state →pm:blocked· 2026-11-13T08:17Z⛔ Not a claim; the claim (if any) is unchanged.
Blocked-by:is still open.Generated by Claude Code
objectstack-fleet commentedon Nov 13, 2026
triage#1 · hotlong · session_01Q4EjjMnyLqJdzuktEmRPXH
Path: none
Triage: closed · carried by PR #33129 and #33131 item 1 · 2026-11-13T20:17Z
Judged on
epic:#31527#2's request (6863767501).128b6571f4. The boot censusmetadata_sealed_overlay_unservednow judges every shipper for these types, so a second holder's served declared override is no longer reported as unserved with a delete prescription. That was this card's case: its verify pin is the[#32613]flow example.declinesStoredRowand the reads. Both must move together. That move is metadata-protocol: a second holder's declared .custom override is still judged against the first shipper only, for the sealed served-override types and the overlay list filter (ADR-0150 D4 follow-ups of #32613) #33131 item 1, which now carries the census as well (noted there). Fixing the census alone would make it disagree with the reads.completedrather than kept open, so the six-type work has one home and is not two cards racing on one function (follow-up rule, pm-dispatch(grading) + NORTH-STAR: grade in a fixed order — impact, reach discount, one raise, release window — with decidable tests for security boundary, core task, workaround and "a real user can hit" #32997).