fix(objectql, runtime): a function's bare-name record follows its holders — a re-bind releases the old owner's claim with the function, and the one remaining holder answers the bare read by objectstack-fleet[bot] · Pull Request #32877 · objectstack-ai/objectstack

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-12T22:32:28Z

Requested by Sales · project thread

维护者速读

改了什么：多包制品重绑时，函数换了归属包（或所在包体被丢弃），旧持有包在注册表里的裸名认领随函数一起释放，只放引擎移除之后该包已不再持有的名字；某函数名的最后注册者离开、只剩一个持有者时，按裸名读函数改为答这个持有者。
为什么改：改前冷启动封存后，旧认领还在，新归属包整组 hook 绑定被拒、该函数无人持有；两包持有时最后注册者一离开，裸名读落空，而另一包还持有它。
风险与回滚：只放宽（Clause-② yes (widening)），被拒或落空的答案改为成功；两个及以上持有者仍不挑（两包仍 409 点名双方）；第一方受影响 0；回滚即还原本 PR。
先看：packages/runtime/src/app-artifact-handlers.ts 的拆除段与 releaseMovedFunctions；packages/objectql/src/registry.ts 的 releaseBareNameFunctions；packages/objectql/src/engine-hooks-and-functions.ts 的 unregisterFunctionsByPackage。
两分钟验证：pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql exec vitest run src/registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts，预期全绿（含 objectql: a function's bare-name record follows its holders — a sealed re-bind releases the old owner's claim, and the last remaining holder answers the bare read (ADR-0150 D4; collects #32534 #32639) #32534 的 12 个新用例；runtime 另有 6 个）。
需要你做的：无，席位落地。

Clause-②: yes (widening)
Metadata-protocol: none

What changes

The engine's function registry (ObjectQL, the bare map plus the holder set functionHoldersOf, ADR-0150 D4) and the registry's one-holder rule (SchemaRegistry, the function claims the hook binder records) each keep a record of who holds a function name. Two of those records outlived the holding. This PR makes both follow the holders.

SchemaRegistry#releaseBareNameFunctions(owner, stillHolds) (new, packages/objectql/src/registry.ts): releases the owner's package's claim, recorded by claimBareNameFunctions at the bind, on each function name it claims that stillHolds(name) says it no longer holds. Only that package's claims go; each name it still holds and every other holder's claims stay. It judges nothing itself, sealed or not; an owner-less call releases nothing.
The runtime's re-bind calls it (packages/runtime/src/app-artifact-handlers.ts, releaseFunctionClaims) right after it removes functions from the engine, in both places a re-bind takes functions off an owner, and asks the engine's holder set (functionHoldersOf(name).packageItem(<package>)), never the binder's record of its last bind (red-line read 6839471011 F1, contract review S3):
- releaseMovedFunctions: after the removal and after what the old owner keeps is registered again, ahead of the gaining owner's bind (card acceptance (a));
- the dropped-body teardown: after the removal of a package body the new bind no longer carries. This is the same defect class measured on the same teardown (below), fixed by the same call; it stays inside the claim's file surface ("app-artifact-handlers.ts, only to call the release").
- The engine removes by the exact owner string (app:<id>). So a function the host also registered for the package under its bare id stays held and keeps its claim, refused as on main (F1); and a function an earlier bind gave the owner that the last bind no longer named leaves with the removal and is released with it (S3).
- An engine without the holder read, or a registry without the release (a host's own double), is left as it is.
The bare read answers the one remaining holder (packages/objectql/src/engine-hooks-and-functions.ts, unregisterFunctionsByPackage): when the leaving package's registration was the bare entry and exactly one holder of the name remains, that holder's entry becomes the bare entry. Two or more remaining holders get no pick. An owner-less registration never leaves with a package, so it keeps its rules. engine.ts docblock of unregisterFunctionsByPackage updated.

Premises re-measured on `main` at `c04aa295` (scratch probes, not committed)

(a) sealed re-bind. A two-body artifact (alpha, the artifact's own, and beta), each body installed, bound once, sealBareNameHolders() (no conflict), bound again with a top-level hook naming qa_moving, which moves the function from beta to alpha:
- beta a co-owner of alpha's namespace (declares alpha, depends on alpha): the second bind logs [AppPlugin] Failed to bind declarative hooks :: Bare-name conflict: package "com.qa.bodies.alpha" … the function "qa_moving", already held by package "com.qa.bodies.beta"; functionHoldersOf('qa_moving').packageHolders = []; alpha's hooks do not fire (its other hook qa_alpha_other included); the claims still name beta.
- bodies with no installed record (no namespace read): the same refusal and the same state.
- two namespaces (alpha, beta): no refusal (the holders do not meet), but the claims read [beta, alpha] while only alpha holds the function.
- Dropped body (same teardown): bound with body beta whose hook names qa_beta_fn, sealed, re-bound without beta: holders [], claims [beta], and a later bind of qa_beta_fn by another package (no namespace) is refused naming com.qa.bodies.beta.
- On this PR's head, the same probes read: no error, holders [alpha], claims [alpha] in all three modes; the dropped body's claims [] and the later bind admitted.
(b) two-holder leave. registerFunction('f', …, { packageId: 'app:com.acme.alpha' }), then beta's, then unregisterFunctionsByPackage('app:com.acme.beta'): functionHoldersOf('f').packageHolders = ["com.acme.alpha"], resolveFunctionEntry('f') = undefined (no throw). Also measured: the platform's (owner-less) registration then beta's, beta leaves: undefined; platform + alpha + beta, beta leaves: undefined; alpha then the platform, alpha leaves: the platform answers. On this PR's head: alpha's entry; the platform's entry; undefined (unchanged, two holders); the platform (unchanged).

FROM → TO (main `c04aa295` → this PR)

#	Door	FROM	TO	Clause-②	Pin
1	`bindAppArtifactHandlers` re-bind after the cold-boot seal; a function moves from owner A to owner B, and the two meet under the rule (one namespace, or a body with no namespace read)	B's group bind throws `NAMESPACE_CONFLICT` (422) naming A, logged at error by the binder; B's hooks never bind; the moved function is held by nobody	B's whole group binds; the function is held by B; A keeps its other claims	widening	runtime (i)
2	the same re-bind, A and B of two namespaces	binds, but A's claim on the moved name stays: a later bind of that name by a package that meets A (A's namespace, or none) is refused naming A	A's claim leaves with the function	widening	objectql (i) (the release), runtime (i) (the call)
3	`bindAppArtifactHandlers` re-bind that drops a package body, after the seal	the dropped body's claims stay: a later bind of one of its function names by a package that meets it is refused naming the dropped body	admitted	widening	runtime (ii)
4	the same re-binds before the seal (a boot that binds twice)	the seal reports the moved or dropped name as held twice (warned at boot under `'warn'`, the boot refused under `'refuse'`)	no clash reported for a released claim	widening	objectql (ii)
5	`ObjectQL#resolveFunction` / `resolveFunctionEntry` after `unregisterFunctionsByPackage`: two packages held the name, the last-registered left	`undefined`	the remaining package's entry	widening	objectql (iii)
6	the same, the platform's (owner-less) registration was under the leaving package's	`undefined`	the platform's entry	widening	objectql (iv)
7	`unregisterFunctionsByPackage(P)` return value, when P is the remaining holder of row 5 and leaves later	`0` (no bare entry left)	`1` (the bare entry P held since row 5)	widening	objectql (iii)
8	rows 1 to 3 for a function the old owner's `app:<id>` registrations held that the re-bind does not register again, after the seal, whichever way it was bound under that owner: an earlier bind of the artifact that the last bind no longer named (it stayed registered, replaced by name, as before), or a bind under that owner outside the artifact's binder (contract review S3; red-line delta read 6840550973 N6)	the removal takes it, its claim stays: a later bind of it by a package that meets the old owner is refused naming the old owner	admitted	widening	runtime (iv) moved, (v) dropped; objectql (vi) (two binds under the owner, engine level); the outside-binder bind measured by the red-line delta read (6 cells)

Unchanged (each a CONTROL pin): the first-registered holder leaving (the last-registered answers); two package holders remaining (409 naming both); a one-holder name leaving (nothing answers); an owner-less registration over a package's (never leaves with it, still answers); the platform beside one package after the last-registered package leaves (two holders: nothing picked; current behaviour, not the rule, see #32907); a package's other claims and every other package's claims after a release; an owner-less release, and one whose package still holds every name; a moved or dropped name the old owner's package still holds under its bare id (the removal is by app:<id>): its claim stays and the bind is refused naming it, as on main (red-line read F1; objectql (vii), runtime (vi), (vii)).

When an outside package or the platform still holds a moved name, the rule is unchanged and acts on the new holder set (epic seat ruling on red-line read N1).

Red line 2, for the restore: the restore answers nothing by order. A restored bare entry is the only holder the name has; with two or more holders the bare map is left as it was (two packages refuse, naming both). The bare read as a whole still answers the platform beside one package by its last registration while that registration stays; that is older than this PR and #32907 carries it.

Reach: the re-bind rows need bindAppArtifactHandlers called again with callables on a live engine (the exported binder, or a hot reload); the JSON install-local door carries no function. Production bare readers of the function map: one, releaseMovedFunctions, which reads it for a one-holder name only (git grep of resolveFunction / resolveFunctionEntry outside tests). First-party exposure 0 (ruling 6829776521).

Tests

Every pin and ablation below is measured on 0c9fad9f (the F1 and S3 fix, 658dc995, and its pin fix-up); the two package suites on the same head. 398a221a changes the changeset's wording only (red-line delta read N6). Pins added:

packages/objectql/src/registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts
- (i) [#32534] after the seal, releasing a package's claims on the names it no longer holds lets a package of its namespace bind them; a name it still holds and the other holders' claims stay: the re-bind's removal, what alpha keeps registered again, then the release asking the engine; CONTROLs (the name alpha still holds, gamma's claim, an owner-less release, a release whose package still holds every name).
- (vii) [#32534] CONTROL — a name the package still holds under another owner spelling (its bare id) keeps its claim after the removal of its app: registrations (red-line read F1).
- (vi) [#32534] a name an earlier bind claimed, removed with the owner's registrations, is released with the rest, not only the last bind's names (contract review S3).
- (ii) [#32534] a claim released before the seal is no clash for the cold boot to report (the existing ABLATION case beside it, with no release, reports it), with a CONTROL that alpha keeps its other name.
- (v) [#32534] CONTROL — two namespaces' packages claim one name after the seal; releasing one owner's claim leaves the other's, so a package of the remaining holder's namespace is still refused naming it (contract review S1): alpha and beta of two namespaces both claim shared_fn, alpha's claim is released, beta's co-owner is refused naming beta, alpha's co-owner binds.
- (iii), (iv) and five CONTROLs under describe('[#32534] the bare engine function read after a holder leaves'); the platform-plus-package CONTROL reads "current behaviour, see objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907" (contract review S2).
packages/runtime/src/app-artifact-handlers.test.ts, describe('[#32534] after the seal, a re-bind takes the old owner's bare-name claim off with the function')
- (i) a function moved to another owner of its namespace: every group binds, the gaining owner's whole group fires, the function is held by it; the moved name now refuses a third co-owner naming the new holder only; CONTROL: beta still holds what it keeps.
- (ii) a dropped body's function claims leave with its functions: a co-owner then binds the name; CONTROL: the kept owner keeps its claims.
- (vi) CONTROL, moved: the old owner's package also holds the moved function under its bare id; the gaining owner's group is refused naming it and beta keeps its claim, as on main (red-line read F1).
- (vii) CONTROL, dropped: the same for a dropped body's function (F1).
- (v) dropped: a function an earlier bind gave beta, which the last bind no longer named, leaves the engine and its claim with the body; a co-owner binds it (S3).
- (iv) moved: the same name through releaseMovedFunctions (beta keeps a hook of its own, so it stays an owner); a co-owner binds it; CONTROL: beta's kept name keeps its claim (S3).

Suites

pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql exec vitest run src/registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts: 68/68.
pnpm --filter @objectstack/runtime exec vitest run src/app-artifact-handlers.test.ts (objectql dist rebuilt from this head): 34/34.
pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql test and pnpm --filter @objectstack/runtime test on 0c9fad9f: objectql 590 files, 12622/12622; runtime 588 files, 10257 passed, 19 skipped.
pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql typecheck and pnpm --filter @objectstack/runtime typecheck: exit 0. eslint on the four changed source and test files: exit 0.
The derived gate set (dispatch-gates.mjs --commands, 73 commands) on bc9dbb6: in the os-dev-report on the card. The review delta (69245b3, 8564eaa) touches one test file and the changeset only; on it: the test file 66/66, check:test-typecheck for objectql, eslint on the file, check-changeset-no-major, check-empty-changeset and check:nul-bytes, each exit 0. The F1 and S3 round (658dc99, 0c9fad9) touches the same four source and test files and the changeset; on it: both package suites, both typechecks and eslint above, each exit 0; the derived set (dispatch-gates.mjs --commands, the same 73 commands) rerun on 0c9fad9f: 73/73 exit 0, and --ran reads 73 derived, 73 run, 0 NOT-MEASURED, 0 UNRUN. 398a221a changes the changeset text only.
On the merged head 9cd6224d (origin/main 25ee5076 merged; no file of this PR changed): objectql and runtime rebuilt with declarations (pnpm --filter '@objectstack/runtime...' build), then pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql test 590 files, 12657/12657; pnpm --filter @objectstack/runtime test 588 files, 10262 passed, 19 skipped; pnpm --filter @objectstack/objectql typecheck and pnpm --filter @objectstack/runtime typecheck (each runs its package's check:test-typecheck) exit 0, the runtime one under NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=8192 (at the default heap its test-layer tsc ran out of memory before giving a reading); eslint on the six changed source and test files exit 0.
On the second merged head 342fa08f (origin/main c1a645e2 merged; this PR's diff of each of its seven files unchanged; main touched engine.ts and app-artifact-handlers.ts in other regions, fix(driver-sql, objectql, metadata-protocol): publishing a field change on a live object brings its table to the declaration #32848 and fix(cloud-connection, runtime)!: install-local refuses a package with two enabled jobs of one name, as the binder refuses the name at bind #32889): objectql and runtime rebuilt with declarations, then both package typechecks (with check:test-typecheck, under the same heap) exit 0; registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts 68/68; app-artifact-handlers.test.ts 34/34.

Ablations (each through scripts/ablation-replace.mjs on the committed head; every restore proved: blob equals HEAD and git diff HEAD empty)

On 0c9fad9f:

A1, releaseBareNameFunctions releases nothing (its two delete lines replaced): objectql 4 failed / 64 passed ((i), (ii), (v), (vi)); with objectql rebuilt, runtime 4 failed / 30 passed ((i), (ii), (iv), (v)). The preflight cannot see a comment marker in the built output (the bundler drops comments); the four runtime reds are the reading that the ablated build ran. Restore leg: rebuilt, working tree clean, runtime 34/34.
A2, the release call in releaseMovedFunctions removed: runtime 2 failed / 32 passed ((i), (iv)).
A3, the release call in the dropped-body teardown removed: runtime 2 failed / 32 passed ((ii), (v)).
A5 (contract review S1), the release drops the name's whole claimant set: objectql 1 failed / 67 passed ((v), beta's co-owner admitted).
A7, the release ignores stillHolds (every claimed name of the package released): objectql 3 failed / 65 passed ((i), (vii), (ii)).
A9 (red-line read F1), the runtime asks nothing (() => false, every claimed name released): runtime 2 failed / 32 passed (the F1 CONTROLs (vi), (vii)). The kept-name CONTROLs of runtime (i) and (iv) stay green under it, since the re-bind claims a kept name again (red-line read N2); objectql (i) and (vii) carry that property (red under A7).
A0, the previous head's two production files (8564eaac's registry.ts and app-artifact-handlers.ts, file swap, objectql rebuilt) under this head's runtime tests: 4 failed / 30 passed, exactly the four new pins ((iv), (v), (vi), (vii)); restored with git checkout HEAD, tree clean, rebuilt.
A4, measured again on 9cd6224d (the first merged head; the restore is unchanged since ec785b77): objectql (iii) and (iv) red, 2 failed / 66 passed; every CONTROL green.

Acceptance notes

Dropped-body release in this PR. The card asks for the moved function's release. The same teardown leaves a dropped body's claims behind (measured above, row 3), so the PR calls the same release there too, under its own pin (runtime (ii)). Review round 1 on PR fix(runtime)!: a multi-package artifact binds each package body's hooks and functions under that body's package, as its actions (ADR-0150 D3/D4) #32468 named it ("Likewise a dropped body's function claim stays in the registry"); round 2 kept only the moved half as S1.
Red-line read F1 and contract review S3, fixed here (epic seat ruling). The release first used the binder's record of its last bind, while the engine's removal it follows is by the exact owner string: a function the host also registered for the package under its bare id stayed held, yet its claim was dropped, so a bind refused on main was admitted. The release now asks the engine which names the package still holds after the removal; the same rule releases a function the old owner's app:<id> registrations held that the re-bind does not register again, whether an earlier bind of the artifact gave it or it was bound under that owner outside the artifact's binder (S3 and red-line delta read N6, row 8). The S3 follow-up card is narrowed to what is left.
The platform's entry is restored too (row 6). Read as the card's "exactly one holder remains": the platform's owner-less registration is a holder (functionHoldersOf(...).platformItem), and ADR-0150 D4 says the platform alone answers a caller with no package. "A package-less registration keeps its rules" is kept: it never leaves with a package, it does not count toward the 409, and when it is the bare entry it stays.
Observed, not changed: the platform beside one package answers the bare read with the last registration of the two (epic seat ruling R2-C counts package holders only), while ADR-0150 D4's caller-less rule would refuse it ambiguous-in-environment. After the last-registered of three leaves, that pair answers nothing (CONTROL pin), so no holder is guessed. Whether the bare read should refuse the platform-plus-package pair is objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 (filed by the epic seat): its CONTROL pin here reads "current behaviour, see objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907", so the alignment flips it on purpose.
File surface (contract review N1). packages/objectql/src/engine.ts changes the unregisterFunctionsByPackage docblock only, and it is outside the claim's declared file surface. The dropped-body release call in the runtime teardown goes past "app-artifact-handlers.ts, only to call the release" in releaseMovedFunctions (named in the first note).
The claim release is not recorded on the registry's install restore point (noteBareNameClaim), the same as claimBareNameFunctions: neither runs inside an install transaction.
Merged main twice before the queue, never rebased. First 9cd6224d (origin/main 25ee5076): 32 first-parent commits had landed since the branch's last merge (5c0f1134), at or over the queue's 15; clean, touching none of this PR's seven files; the affected gates run again (Suites above) and A4 measured again. Then 342fa08f (origin/main c1a645e2): 20 more since 25ee5076; clean, a mechanical merge (this PR's diff of each file unchanged); both typechecks and the two changed test files run again (Suites above). Open PR fix(objectql)!: every reader of the registry's overlay slot binds a row of an App's customization pair by the exact read's owner rule (ADR-0150 D4) #32815 also edits registry.ts (another region); if it lands after this PR, it merges main on its side.
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github-actions · 2026-11-12T22:33:48Z

📓 Docs Drift Check

This PR changes 2 package(s): @objectstack/objectql, @objectstack/runtime, touching 7 documentable anchor(s).

5 hand-written doc(s) NAME something this change touched and may need an implementation-accuracy re-verification:

content/docs/concepts/metadata-lifecycle.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))
content/docs/deployment/environment-variables.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))
content/docs/kernel/services-checklist.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))
content/docs/plugins/adding-a-metadata-type.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))
content/docs/protocol/kernel/plugin-spec.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))

⛔ 2 release-owned page(s) also name something this change touched. These are read-only:

content/docs/releases/v17/17-4.mdx (via SchemaRegistry (symbol, a top-level class))
content/docs/releases/v17/17-7.mdx (via bindAppArtifactHandlers (symbol, a top-level function))

content/docs/releases/ is RELEASE-OWNED (AGENTS.md "Documentation Guardrails"): release
notes are written centrally at release time, and a code PR that edits them is the exact PR
that guardrail exists to stop. They are still audited — read-only. If one of them is actually
wrong, file an issue or open a dedicated docs-only PR; do not edit it here.

What this run could not see

1 anchor(s) matched too much of the corpus to be a work list: ObjectQL (symbol, 80 pages)
1 name(s) were too generic to anchor anything (single lowercase words)
the SDK route bridge reached 65 of 247 client-bound route-ledger rows — the other 182 have no registrar path: tail to select them, so pages documenting THEIR client methods cannot appear above, on this or any run. Of those 182: 0 are remediable by widening that discovery convention (an in-repo file declares the path; the convention did not scan it); 59 are structural — on a ledger where NOT ONE row is declared in-repo, so no discovery change reaches them at any price; 123 are undecided (no in-repo declaration, on a ledger that has other in-repo registrars — absence and an unreadable spelling are not distinguishable here). The rows themselves: node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --bridge-coverage
a page that states a rule by its inputs shares no identifier with the emitter that implements the rule, so an emitter-only diff cannot list it — not on this run and not on any run. Measured on fix(driver-sql): emit varchar(maxLength) for a text field a declared index keys on #11430: content/docs/protocol/objectql/types.mdx documents the text-family column mapping by the ObjectQL type names it maps FROM (text / textarea / html) while the diff changed createColumn; it went unlisted, and it was the page that diff falsified, in four places. No shared token exists to detect this on, so a rule your change carries has to be re-read by hand in the pages that restate it.
a key NAME is not a key, so the hand re-read the line above prescribes can land on the wrong schema. The same spelling is authorable on one governed type and a [REMOVED] tombstone on another for each of active, aria, joins, objects, template, tools and version (censused on [finding] tools is a key on BOTH AgentSchema (tombstoned, dead) and SkillSchema (live, cloud-attested), so a name-based search attributes skill examples to the agent key — it produced a false stop-the-line alarm on PR #19059 #19093 over the liveness ledger's governed types, top-level keys); nothing in a search result distinguishes the two, so a grep hit on a LIVE example reads as evidence about the DEAD key. Measured on fix(spec): the agent.tools liveness row says dead — it claimed live on a key the schema tombstoned #19059: content/docs/ai/agents.mdx was reported as contradicting the agent.tools tombstone over its tools: example at :161, which is inside the defineSkill({ block opened at :155 — the page was already correct. Settle ownership by PARSING the value against both schemas, never by the name: that literal PASSES SkillSchema, and as an AgentSchema it FAILS at tools with the tombstone prescription. ⛔ These names are not the whole class — a key retired through a .strict() guidance map leaves no tombstone in the walked shape and none of them here (tool.category, live as AIToolDefinition.category).

Coarse fallback — 39 page(s) merely mention a changed package (the pre-#9192 predicate, kept for the deliberately-wide backstop): node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --json c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9 → packageMentionDocs.

Which tree this was computed on

This run read content/docs from 988bb27b8603904a3c4623cf6b204a8c299c81a5 — the merge of head 342fa08f6d1bc79834ba92a146f11638d43cf934 into base c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9, which is what actions/checkout gives a pull_request run. Not the PR head.

A worktree cut from an older main holds a different content/docs, so re-deriving there can legitimately return a different list — that is a different tree, not a wrong row. To answer on the same tree:

# while this PR is open — GitHub drops the merge commit once it closes
git fetch origin 988bb27b8603904a3c4623cf6b204a8c299c81a5 && git checkout 988bb27b8603904a3c4623cf6b204a8c299c81a5
# afterwards, rebuild it from the two parents, which stay fetchable
git fetch origin c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9 342fa08f6d1bc79834ba92a146f11638d43cf934 && git checkout -B drift-repro c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9 && git merge --no-ff 342fa08f6d1bc79834ba92a146f11638d43cf934

node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --json c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9

⚠️ That checkout carried uncommitted changes, so the commit above does not fully identify what was read.

Advisory only, and a precision-first one (#9192): a page is listed because it names a
symbol, wire route or SDK method this diff touched — not because it mentions a changed
package. Each row says which anchor put it there, so a wrong row is reportable rather than
merely annoying. To re-verify, run the docs-accuracy-audit workflow scoped to these files:
node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs c1a645e2f0b7bdb124c10ae969ff631ff55bb5e9 → pass the list as
args.docs, on the commit named under Which tree this was computed on.

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-12T22:53:30Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Contract-review-claim: session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX · head bc9dbb6 · 2026-11-12T22:53Z

Generated by Claude Code

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-12T23:06:15Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Contract review

Served-tier: TIER_DEFAULT
Head-sha: bc9dbb61dafde341218646b6d3b84ccbc9f6f580
Local-runs: none

① Derived judgments

Face: the declaration. The paths decide no face (no packages/spec/src/** file, no governed path), so the changeset's Clause-②: line decides it. Read: the diff from merge-base 5c0f1134, the card and its claim, the dev report, the PR body, ADR-0150 D3/D4, and the head's check runs.
Clause-②: yes (widening) holds. SchemaRegistry is re-exported from the . entry of @objectstack/objectql (exports map: . and ./core), so the new public releaseBareNameFunctions(owner, names) widens the published surface. Each FROM → TO row turns a refusal or a miss into a success. Nothing that succeeded now fails. The return-count row (0 → 1) moves only for a name the restore gave a bare entry. No narrowing arm is owed.
Metadata-protocol: none holds: nothing an author writes changes (no key, value, type, meaning or default).
The release releases only the given owner's own claim. It deletes one claimant per named entry: the owner read as its package id by the same handlerOwnerPackageId the claim uses. It drops a name only when that name's set is empty. An owner-less or empty call is a no-op, and the release judges and records nothing else. Every function claim it can reach is a bind claim, because a manifest never declares a function (declaredBareNames skips the type). So it cannot remove a claim the package door recorded.
The call sites cannot reopen a name to the wrong owner. Both run in the teardown, before any group binds. Each passes the owner whose functions the engine has just removed, with names the previous bind gave that owner. A name reopens only to what the new bundle gives it. A gaining owner refused by a third holder still meets that holder's claim, which the release did not touch. No path was found that releases another holder's claim.
The restore never picks among two or more holders: it needs a holder map with exactly one entry (the platform's null key counts). With two packages left, the bare read refuses before it reads the map. With the platform and one package left, nothing is picked: the new CONTROL pin catches an ablation that loosens the size test. I traced the interaction with releaseMovedFunctions' bare put-back (owner plus platform, and owner plus another namespace's package): it puts back the previous bare entry and picks nothing.
Platform restore (the dev's interpretation, row 6): it agrees with ADR-0150 D4, under which the platform alone answers a caller with no package. The card's "package-less registration keeps its rules" holds in that the entry never leaves with a package and never counts toward the 409. Its observed answer still moves (undefined → the platform's entry), so the seat should name the interpretation at ACCEPT.
Ruling A (a disabled package is still a holder): no path was found where disabling a package re-binds without its body or removes its engine functions. The engine removal has only the two re-bind sites as callers. The release fires only when a re-bind moves a function or drops a body. So a disabled package keeps its claims and registrations, and counts in the restore's holder count.
Platform beside one package, measured against the declared rule: ADR-0150 D4's owner-less paragraph says a caller with no package is refused ambiguous-in-environment, naming each holder. So "answers empty" does not match the rule; per D4 the answer would be a 409 naming both. The mismatch is older than this PR: the bare read (epic seat ruling R2-C) counts package holders only, so the pair answers its last registration, or nothing once that registration leaves. This PR leaves it unchanged, the card's fix shape scopes it out, and nothing is guessed (red line 2 holds). See S2.

Findings:

S1 should-fix (pin gap on the central claim): the claim "every other holder's claims stay" is not pinned for the same name. Every release pin releases a name that only the releasing owner claims at that moment: objectql (i) moving_fn, objectql (ii) shared_fn before beta claims it, runtime (i) and (ii). The other-holder CONTROL is on a different name (gamma_fn). An ablation that drops the whole claimant set of a released name passes every pin. Add a CONTROL in which two namespaces' packages both claim one function name after the seal and one owner's claim is released. A package of the remaining holder's namespace must then still be refused, naming that holder.
S2 should-fix (no carrier for a declared-rule mismatch): the platform-plus-one-package bare read (above) is named in the Acceptance notes as "carrier: none". The new CONTROL pin then fixes the miss as "unchanged". Give the mismatch a card or an epic-seat question. Mark that pin as the current state pending the ruling, so an alignment with D4 flips it on purpose. Keep the changeset sentence "the platform beside one package answers nothing, as before" from reading as the rule. This does not block: the PR does not change the behaviour.
S3 should-fix (follow-up acceptable; the same defect class, partly left): the dropped-body release covers only the names the last bind gave that owner (previous.functions). The engine removal takes every registration of the owner. Suppose an earlier bind gave a still-named owner a function and a later bind removed it from the bundle without moving it. The function stays registered and claimed (replaced by name, as before). When the body is later dropped, the registration leaves but the claim stays. releaseMovedFunctions has the same gap for names outside known. The symptom is the card's own: after the seal, a bind is refused naming an owner that no longer registers the function. It needs three binds, so a follow-up card is acceptable.
N1 nit: packages/objectql/src/engine.ts (a docblock only) is outside the claim's File surface. The dropped-body call goes past "releaseMovedFunctions, only to call the release". The PR and report name the second; neither names the first.
N2 nit: the PR body's two-minute check says 8 new cases. The objectql file gains 9 (44 → 53 it blocks: (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) and five CONTROLs).
N3 nit: "Red line 2: nothing is answered by order" is true of the restore. It is not true of the bare read overall: the platform plus one package, with its last registration present, still answers by order (older than this PR). Limit the sentence to the restore.
N4 nit: row 4 (a re-bind before the seal) is pinned at the registry method only (objectql (ii)), not through a runtime re-bind before the seal. That is acceptable: A2 and A3 pin both call sites.

② Semver level

patch on @objectstack/objectql and @objectstack/runtime is correct. Both are published, both are changed by the diff, and Metadata-protocol: none takes patch (AGENTS.md step 3: a non-protocol change, widening or breaking, ships patch). No breaking arm, migration or ADR-0087 marker is owed.
Both declaration lines are line-initial in the PR body and the changeset body. Check Changeset is green on this head.

③ Boundary flags

Declaration bookkeeping (seat-side should-fix): the claim comment (6836719806, restating 6836661167) carries Clause-②: no. The PR body and changeset carry Clause-②: yes (widening), which is the right reading of the diff, and the claim allowed it to be re-derived after measuring. The queue's clause-② gate reads the claim comment's line-initial key, so restate the claim with the measured line before ACCEPT. The dev report's deviations do not name the change from the claim's line.
File surface: see N1. Tests and the changeset are inside the declared surface. No published schema, governed text or ui/** is touched.
Acceptance: the card's (a) release-before-claim on a sealed engine, its pin, and its CONTROL (the old owner's other claims stay) are met. The folded objectql: the engine's bare function read answers nothing after the last-registered of two holders leaves, though the other still holds the name (ADR-0150 D4, after #31700) #32639 fix shape is met: the remaining holder answers, the first-registered leaving is unchanged, two holders remaining stay 409 naming both, and a one-holder name leaving answers nothing.
Serial: open PR fix(objectql)!: every reader of the registry's overlay slot binds a row of an App's customization pair by the exact read's owner rule (ADR-0150 D4) #32815 also edits registry.ts, in another region. Whichever lands second merges main, never rebases.
CI on this head: green, or skipped by the path filter, except Test Core (1/8), still running when read.
Security: none.
PR author is objectstack-fleet[bot] (relay); no third-party login.

Implemented-by: claude/project-thread-opyr9k
Reviewed-by: session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

VERDICT: PASS

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…he same name; mark the platform-plus-package pin as current behaviour Contract review S1: every release pin released a name only the releasing owner claimed, so a release that dropped the name's whole claimant set passed them all. The new CONTROL has two namespaces' packages claim one function name after the seal, releases one, and holds the other's co-owner refused naming the remaining holder (ablation: drop the whole set is red, 1 failed / 65 passed). Contract review S2: the platform beside one package answering nothing is today's behaviour, not the rule (ADR-0150 D4 would refuse the pair). The pin is marked current behaviour pending that ruling, and the changeset no longer states it as the rule. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L6bhgTAAvx8zsU1YcVseLQ Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

… at the card that aligns it with D4 The epic seat filed the alignment as its own card instead of a pending ruling, so the CONTROL reads "current behaviour, see #32907" and the changeset sentence names that card. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L6bhgTAAvx8zsU1YcVseLQ Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-12T23:17:10Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Contract review

Served-tier: TIER_DEFAULT
Head-sha: 8564eaac23f2d5527724a654ba065bd2f111f2af
Local-runs: probe — the fleet's clause-② line reader run on the restated claim's line, to confirm the gate reads it as yes / widening (nothing built or tested)
Scope: the delta from bc9dbb61 to 8564eaac (commits 69245b3 and 8564eaa, no main merge), which touches packages/objectql/src/registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts and .changeset/32534-function-bare-name-follows-holders.md only; the replaced PR body; the restated claim 6838436254; card #32907.

① Derived judgments

Delta review of round 1 (record on bc9dbb61). The delta changes no production file, so the round-1 judgments on the release, the restore and ruling A stand as written.
S1 fixed. The new CONTROL (v) has two namespaces' packages, alpha and beta, both claim shared_fn after the seal, then releases alpha's claim. After the release, beta's co-owner is refused naming beta, the holder set still lists only beta, and alpha's co-owner binds. The pin now fails in both directions:
- a release that drops the name's whole claimant set admits beta's co-owner (A5: 1 failed, 65 passed, at exactly that row, restored);
- a release that releases nothing refuses alpha's co-owner.
  The PR now pins "every other holder's claim on the same name stays".
S2 fixed. The epic seat chose a card, not an ADR note: objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 (open, p2, domain:server) carries the platform-plus-one-package bare read against ADR-0150 D4.
- The CONTROL pin is renamed "current behaviour, see objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907". Its comment says it is not the rule and that objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 flips it on purpose. Its body is unchanged, so it still pins that the restore picks neither of two holders.
- The changeset sentence now reads as today's behaviour, not the rule, and names D4's refusal and objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907. It no longer overclaims.
Round-1 nits:
- N1 fixed: the PR body now names the engine.ts docblock as outside the claim's file surface.
- N2 fixed: 10 new cases, which matches 44 → 54 it blocks.
- N3 fixed: red line 2 is limited to the restore. The by-order answer while the platform's pair keeps its last registration is named as older than this PR and pointed at objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907.
The delta adds nothing new: no production code, no new export, no changed declaration.

Findings on the delta:

D1 nit (card-side, for the seat): objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907's text describes only the empty answer, and it names registry.ts as the file to change. The bare read lives in bareFunctionEntry (engine-hooks-and-functions.ts). The by-order answer while the last registration stays is the same row, and the PR body says objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 carries it. Amend the card to name both states and the right file.
D2 nit (PR-body prose): the Tests section says the pins and ablations were measured on ec785b77. Pin (v) and A5 exist only on the delta, so name the head they ran on.

② Semver level

Unchanged: patch on @objectstack/objectql and @objectstack/runtime. Clause-②: yes (widening) and Metadata-protocol: none are still line-initial in the PR body and the changeset body. The delta changes no declaration.

③ Boundary flags

Round-1 seat-side should-fix fixed: the claim was restated (6838436254) with Clause-②: yes (widening), and the line reader reads it as declared, yes, widening.
File surface: the delta stays inside the declared surface (a test of the declared files, and the changeset).
For the follow-up card: S3 (the release covers only the last bind's names, while the engine removal takes all of an owner's registrations, in the dropped-body and moved paths), and N4 (a re-bind before the seal, pinned at the registry method only).
CI on this head when read: no failures; checks still running or skipped by the path filter. The thread reports the affected gates exit 0.
Security: none.
PR author is objectstack-fleet[bot] (relay); no third-party login.

Implemented-by: claude/project-thread-opyr9k
Reviewed-by: session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

VERDICT: PASS

Generated by Claude Code

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-12T23:55:20Z

epic:#31527#1 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgUH9QaHo2KBECU6SVN

Epic red-line read · 2026-11-12T23:55Z

Head-sha: 8564eaac23f2d5527724a654ba065bd2f111f2af

Verdict: NO PASS. One code must-fix, F1, to be fixed in this PR (epic seat's ruling). Everything else holds.

PR #32877 (card #32534 with folded #32639, ADR-0150 D4). First read. Read whole: the PR body, the card, os-dev-report 6838125295, contract reviews 6838451475 (PASS, on bc9dbb6) and 6838714425 (PASS, delta on this head), card #32907. The one merge of main (5c0f113, merge commit c43f611) has an empty remerge-diff. Everything below is measured in my own worktree at this head unless it says "read". FROM means the four production files as on merged main 5c0f113, with the objectql dist rebuilt outside turbo; TO means this head.

Touched test files at head: objectql registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts 66/66; runtime app-artifact-handlers.test.ts 30/30 (both run again after the last restore: same).

Red line 1 — resolution is not loosened: holds except F1

The release takes one owner's claim on the names given and nothing else. Registry probe, 91 lines.
- Two namespaces' owners both claim one name after the seal, either claim order, release either or both (16 cells): the released owner's co-owner is admitted; the other owner's co-owner is still refused, naming that owner only. Each owner's other name still refuses (16 CONTROL cells).
- A pair with no namespace holding one name from before the seal, either order, released before or after the seal (24 cells): the remaining holder alone is named; both released, the newcomer is admitted.
- Owner spellings (9 cells): the app: owner and the bare package id release the same claim; four near-miss spellings and an empty owner release nothing; a list with duplicates, an empty string, an unknown name and non-strings releases only the real name.
- A package-door claim of another type on the same name stays (an action named like the function still refuses a co-owner).
- A disabled package keeps its claim: its co-owner is still refused, another owner's release does not touch it, its own release frees it.
The two teardown calls. Runtime probe through bindAppArtifactHandlers: one-namespace and two-namespace bodies × moved / dropped × 11 registration orders of the artifact's bind, an outside package of another namespace and the platform = 44 compositions, two names each (the moved or dropped name, and a name the old owner keeps) = 88 cells, plus 220 later bind attempts.
- TO: the registry's claims equal the engine's package holders in 88/88 cells (FROM 22/88). No re-bind error in 44/44 (FROM 11 logged the refused group).
- Every later refusal names only a package that still holds the name: TO 0 of 108 refusals name a non-holder; FROM 66 of 163 named the old owner after it had lost the name. Moved: the old owner's kept name still refuses, naming it.
- The outside package's claim is untouched in every cell: its co-owner is refused naming it, FROM and TO alike.
Refusals that now serve are the declared ones and no other by-name read. In 527 engine cells and 88 teardown cells no cell moves FROM a 409 TO an answer; every bare-read move in the engine matrix is FROM nothing.
One pre-existing observation, not caused by this PR and not a must-fix, went to the seat directly.
F1: one corner where the release goes further than the removal. A bind refused on main is admitted at this head. That is the must-fix below.

Red line 2 — ambiguity is reported, never guessed

unregisterFunctionsByPackage. Engine probe: holder sets {A}, {platform}, {A,B}, {A,platform}, {A,B,platform}, {A,B,C}, {A,B,C,platform}; every registration order; every removal sequence, and a non-holder's removal: 527 cells, each compared with a cold engine that registers only the holders left, in the same relative order.
- TO: 200 cells with one holder left answer exactly that holder, hot equal to cold. 128 cells with two or more packages left are refused 409 naming exactly the packages left. 41 cells with nobody left answer nothing.
- 158 cells with the platform and one package left: 82 answer the last registration of the two, 76 answer nothing. All 158 are identical FROM and TO: this is objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907, not this PR.
- FROM → TO: 143 cells move, every one FROM nothing TO the one holder left (26 a package, 117 the platform). 26 cells move the return count from 0 to 1. Nothing else moves; the cold column is identical.
- TO, the bare read equals the caller-less by-package rule in 369/527 cells (FROM 226); the 158 that differ are the objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 pair.
The two teardown calls, same sets (88 cells): one holder left answers that holder; two packages are refused 409 naming both; nobody left answers nothing. Hot and cold agree in 76/88; the 12 that differ are all platform-plus-one-package cells.
The restore never picks by order. It fires only on a holder set of exactly one member. Ablation A6 (restore on two or more, first wins) shows in 76 engine cells and 8 teardown lines, all platform-plus-one-package; two packages stay 409 under it because the read refuses before it reads the map.
The objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 CONTROL is a CONTROL. Green on main's production code (A0, A4) and at head; it asserts that nothing answers, so it blesses no holder; its comment says current behaviour and that objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 flips it on purpose. It is the one pin that turns red under A6. Not counted against this PR.

Red line 3 — independently releasable

Clause-②: yes (widening) is right, same line in the body and the changeset. The refusals that now serve:
1. the hook binder's function bind (claimBareNameFunctions) of a moved or dropped name by a package that meets the old owner: 422 NAMESPACE_CONFLICT naming the old owner → admitted (rows 1 to 3);
2. the cold-boot seal's report of such a name → none (row 4).
  Rows 5 to 7 turn a miss into an answer (and a count of 0 into 1), not a refusal. The changesets that introduced the lifted refusals (Bare-name phase 1: refuse a second package holding a non-object name whose consumers resolve without package context (ruling C on #30798) #30803 request family, runtime: bind a multi-package artifact's hooks and functions per declaring body, as actions are after #32333 (ADR-0150 D3/D4) #32349) are still pending in .changeset/, so no would also have been allowed; yes (widening) is the stricter valid token. (Tags could not be read on the shallow clone.)
FROM → TO rows against the measure:
- Row 1: 11/11 one-namespace moved cells, and the no-installed-record mode: FROM the group refused and the name held by nobody; TO bound and held by the gaining owner.
- Row 2: 11/11 two-namespace moved cells: FROM the old owner's claim stays and its co-owner is refused naming it; TO admitted.
- Row 3: 22/22 dropped cells: FROM refused naming the dropped body; TO admitted.
- Row 4, through the runtime re-bind before the seal (the review's N4, measured here both sides): FROM the seal reports the moved name as held by the old and the new owner; TO it reports nothing; with a real second holder it reports that pair only.
- Rows 5, 6, 7: the 143 and 26 engine cells above.
- The changeset's rows say the same.
Metadata-protocol: none is right: nothing an author writes changes.
No !, patch on both packages, nothing breaks; no ADR-0087 entry owed.
Pins go red under their ablations and the CONTROLs stay green (table).
git merge-tree of this head with fix(objectql)!: every reader of the registry's overlay slot binds a row of an App's customization pair by the exact read's owner rule (ADR-0150 D4) #32815's head c3cc324, and with main bfbcd81: clean, no conflict. Main since 5c0f113 touches none of the six source files.
CI at read: 38 success, 22 skipped by path filter, Test Core 1/8 still running, one superseded Check Changeset run cancelled (its re-run green).

Ablation	Red / green
A0 all four production files as on main	objectql 5 / 61 (pins i, ii, iii, iv, v); runtime 2 / 28 (i, ii); every engine CONTROL green
A1 the release releases nothing	objectql 3 / 63 (i, ii, v); runtime, objectql dist rebuilt, 2 / 28 (i, ii)
A2 the moved-function release call removed	runtime 1 / 29 (i)
A3 the dropped-body release call removed	runtime 1 / 29 (ii)
A4 the remaining-holder restore removed	objectql 2 / 64 (iii, iv); 5 CONTROLs green
A5 the release drops the name's whole claimant set	objectql 1 / 65 (v)
A6 (added) restore on two or more holders, first wins	objectql 1 / 65 (the #32907 CONTROL); runtime, dist rebuilt, 0 / 30
A7 (added) the release takes every name of the owner	objectql 2 / 64 (the "other names stay" halves of i and ii)
A8 (added) the moved release also releases the kept names	runtime 0 / 30 (nit N2)

Every ablation went through scripts/ablation-replace.mjs or a file swap, was restored with the blob equal to HEAD, and the ablated dist was built with the package's own build, never turbo; after the last restore the marker is absent from all dist files and the tree was clean.

Must-fix (code; fixed in this PR, per the epic seat)

F1: the release goes further than the engine removal it follows.
- The cause: the release list is the binder's record of its last bind, while the removal it follows is by exact owner string (app:<id>).
- The trigger: a host has also registered the moved or dropped name for the same package under the package's bare id. The removal does not reach that registration, but the release drops the package's claim.
- Moved, measured: FROM, the gaining owner's bind is refused naming the old owner, which still holds the function. TO, the bind is admitted. After the seal the engine holds the name for two packages of one namespace, while the rule records one.
- Dropped body, measured: the claim is gone while the package still holds the name, and a co-owner then binds it.
- Reads report it (409 naming both), and nothing is picked. But a bind refused on main is admitted here and leaves a state that should not exist. That is a loosening this PR causes, and it is not accepted as part of the declared widening.
- Reach: host code using a second owner spelling with a bundle function's name. First-party callers: none (grep).
- Fix: release exactly the names the owner's package no longer holds in the engine after the removal.
- Contract review S3 has the same root, also measured: after three binds, a claim stays for a name its owner no longer registers. It refuses more and loosens nothing. Close it here with the same rule, and narrow the S3 follow-up card to what is left.
- A delta read follows the fix.

The epic seat's rulings on the other open points

N1: no FROM → TO row is owed, but the body owes one sentence.
- The case: an outside package or the platform also holds the moved name. Row 1's now-admitted bind makes it a two-holder name again, as it was before the re-bind.
- Measured:
  - In 5 probe cells, a caller-less read that answered the one remaining holder on main (only because the gaining bind had been refused) is now 409 naming both.
  - In 1 cell, it moves from the platform to the gaining package by last registration.
  - Main answers the same wherever that re-bind is not refused (two namespaces, or before the seal).
- Add a sentence to the body: when an outside package or the platform still holds a moved name, the rule is unchanged and acts on the new holder set.
- The one cell that moves from the platform to the gaining package belongs to objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907's pair, and 席 C adds it to objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907's scope.
Row 6, the platform restore, is read as ADR-0150 D4 ("the platform alone answers") and is accepted. The epic seat names this reading at ACCEPT.
Clause-②: yes (widening) and Metadata-protocol: none stand.

Nits (follow-up card, no extra round)

N2: the runtime CONTROL "the old owner keeps its other claims" stays green when the moved release also releases the kept names (A8), because the re-bind claims them again. The registry CONTROL (red under A7) carries the property.
N3: row 4 has no pin through a runtime re-bind before the seal (the review's N4); measured above.
N4: the body's A1 and A4 counts are the fix commit's (2 / 63). At head they are 3 / 63 and 2 / 64; the body does name the commit.
Contract review nits D1 (card objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907's text) and D2 (the body's Tests heads) read as already addressed.

Pre-existing, for the seat to route

objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 covers the platform-plus-one-package bare read: 158 of 527 cells, identical FROM and TO. Two more places reach the same pair, both unchanged by this PR: a re-bind re-registers the bundle's functions, so a kept name's bare read flips from the platform to the package (2 cells); and the N1 cell above.

Generated by Claude Code

…'s package no longer holds Red-line read F1: the re-bind released the binder's record of its last bind, while the engine's removal it follows is by the exact owner string (app:<id>). A function the host also registered for the package under its bare id stayed held, yet its claim was dropped, so a bind refused on main was admitted and two packages of one namespace then held the name. SchemaRegistry#releaseBareNameFunctions(owner, stillHolds) now walks the package's function claims and releases each name stillHolds says it no longer holds. The runtime binder asks the engine's holder set right after the removal (and, for a moved function, after what the old owner keeps is registered again). The same rule closes contract review S3: a name an earlier bind gave the owner that left with the removal is released too. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L6bhgTAAvx8zsU1YcVseLQ Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ame an earlier bind gave it Without a hook of its own beta left the bind and the case ran through the dropped-body teardown; with one it goes through releaseMovedFunctions, and its kept name holds its claim (CONTROL). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L6bhgTAAvx8zsU1YcVseLQ Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T00:34:12Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Contract review

Served-tier: TIER_DEFAULT
Head-sha: 0c9fad9f9324bf676603dcfe2bfe92435ec5cd4f
Local-runs: none
Scope: the delta from 8564eaac to 0c9fad9f (commits 658dc99, the F1 and S3 fix, and 0c9fad9, which corrects a pin's direction; no main merge). Production: packages/objectql/src/registry.ts (releaseBareNameFunctions) and packages/runtime/src/app-artifact-handlers.ts (releaseFunctionClaims and its two call sites). Also both test files, the changeset, PR body r4, and cards #32907 and #32933 as context.

① Derived judgments

The rule is implemented as ruled. releaseBareNameFunctions(owner, stillHolds) walks the function claims, and only the claim sets that hold the owner's package id. It removes that one claimant from a name only when stillHolds(name) answers false. The runtime answers stillHolds from the engine after the removal (functionHoldersOf(name).packageItem(package)), keyed by the same mapping from owner to package id that the claim uses. So the release cannot touch another holder's claim: the walk skips any set that lacks the owner's package, and removes nothing but that package's claim (A5 still pins this). It cannot touch a name the same package still holds either. The double-registration case (F1) is one of those: the engine's removal is by the exact owner string, so a registration under the package's bare id survives it, stillHolds answers true, and the claim stays. It is refused as on main, and the A9 run shows exactly the two runtime F1 CONTROLs failing.
S3 is closed by the same rule. A name an earlier bind gave the owner, which the removal took and nothing registers again, now answers "no longer held" and is released. This holds on the dropped path and on the move path (runtime (iv), (v); objectql (vi); A0 shows exactly the four new runtime pins failing on the previous production files).
The move-path ordering is right. The walk runs after the removal and after releaseMovedFunctions has put back what the old owner keeps. So a kept name is held again when asked, and its claim stays. Moved names, and names outside known, are not put back, so they are released. All this happens in the teardown, before any group binds. hookBindingGroups gives each function to exactly one group, so no other group of the bundle can take a released name ahead of its new owner. On the dropped path the walk runs right after that owner's removal, with nothing put back.
Engine doubles are left alone. An engine without the holder read, or a registry without the release, skips the release: no engine answer, no release.
Ruling A still holds. A disabled package keeps its engine registrations, so stillHolds answers true and its claims stay. The holder-set hardening is objectql: the engine's function holder set follows ruling A's served-holders default #32933's work, not this PR's.
Declarations hold.
- The new method's signature changed (from a list of names to a predicate). It is not on main yet, so nothing published breaks. Clause-②: yes (widening) stands, measured against main.
- Row 8 (S3) is a refusal turned into an admission: a widening.
- F1 is unchanged from main: still refused.
- Metadata-protocol: none and patch on both packages are unchanged. Both lines are still line-initial in the PR body and the changeset.
Row 6 is read as D4's "platform alone answers", which the epic seat states at its ACCEPT. The restore code is unchanged in this delta.
Prior-round items are all fixed.
- From delta 1, D1 and D2: objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 now names both states and bareFunctionEntry in engine-hooks-and-functions.ts, and the body names the head every pin and ablation ran on (A4 on its own head).
- The body's counts match the tree: 12 new objectql cases (44 → 56 it blocks, 68 tests) and 6 new runtime cases (34 tests).
- The body does not overclaim the move-path ordering. Its A9 note says the runtime's kept-name CONTROLs stay green under it.

Findings on the delta:

D2-N1 nit (pin gap; carry it on the follow-up card): the move-path ordering is right but not pinned by any runtime test. It matters in one reachable state: the old owner keeps a previous function that the new bind neither moves nor gives it again. The put-back registers that function again but its own bind does not claim it again, so only the ordering keeps the claim. In the runtime pins, every kept name is claimed again by the old owner's own bind. An ablation that releases before the put-back would therefore pass them (the body's A9 note says as much for asking nothing at all). Add one runtime CONTROL for that state, plus the matching ablation.
D2-N2 nit (observation; carry it on the follow-up card, or on objectql: the engine's function holder set follows ruling A's served-holders default #32933 if the seat files it with the holder-set work): the F1 pins cover the order where the bare-id registration comes last. The engine keys both owner spellings to one holder entry, so whichever registers later replaces the other. In the opposite order, the bind replaces the host's entry, the removal then takes it, and the release frees the claim. That is correct under the rule, because the engine no longer holds the name. But the host's registration was already lost before this PR, by the engine. The changeset's "a name the package still holds under another owner spelling keeps its claim" is true only with "still holds" read as the engine's holder set. One clause saying so would remove the ambiguity.

② Semver level

Unchanged: patch on @objectstack/objectql and @objectstack/runtime (AGENTS.md step 3: a non-protocol widening ships patch). Row 8 is a widening, and F1 matches main. No breaking arm, migration or ADR-0087 marker is owed.

③ Boundary flags

File surface: the delta stays inside the declared surface (the two production files the claim names, their tests, and the changeset). engine-hooks-and-functions.ts and engine.ts are unchanged in this delta.
What goes to the follow-up card: S3 is fixed here (it was closed by the epic seat's one rule). Still owed: N4 from round 1 (a re-bind before the seal is pinned only at the registry method), D2-N1, and D2-N2 (or objectql: the engine's function holder set follows ruling A's served-holders default #32933).
Parked elsewhere, not this PR: the cell where the platform becomes the last registrant (objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907), and the holder set versus a disabled package (objectql: the engine's function holder set follows ruling A's served-holders default #32933).
CI on this head when read: 35 green, 18 skipped by the path filter, Test Core (1/8) still running, no failure.
Security: none.
PR author is objectstack-fleet[bot] (relay); no third-party login.

Implemented-by: claude/project-thread-opyr9k
Reviewed-by: session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

VERDICT: PASS

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objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T00:58:02Z

epic:#31527#1 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgUH9QaHo2KBECU6SVN

Epic red-line delta read · 2026-11-13T00:57Z

Head-sha: 0c9fad9f9324bf676603dcfe2bfe92435ec5cd4f

Verdict: PASS-with-nits. F1 is closed, and S3 is closed by the same rule. No must-fix. The nits go to the follow-up card; N5 is a pin gap with a measured composition.

PR #32877 (card #32534 with folded #32639, ADR-0150 D4). Delta read after red-line read 6839471011 (NO PASS on F1, at 8564eaa). The hop is two commits, 658dc99 and 0c9fad9, with no merge of main. Read: the diff of the two heads over the PR's files (five files, +197 −51) and the PR body, which equals the r4 draft. The PR and the card carry no new comment since the first read. Everything below is measured in my own worktree at this head unless it says "read".

Three states are compared:

MAIN: the four production files as on merged main 5c0f113 (current main ba321c2 has the same blobs).
PREV: the two production files this hop changes, as on 8564eaa.
HEAD: this head.

For MAIN and PREV the objectql dist was rebuilt with the package's own build, never turbo.

Touched test files at head: objectql registry-bare-name-one-holder-request-family.test.ts 68/68; runtime app-artifact-handlers.test.ts 34/34. Both were run again after the last restore, with the same counts.

What the hop changes (read)

The release now walks every function name the owner's package claims and releases the ones the engine no longer holds for that package. The binder asks the engine after the removal; on the moved path it asks after the functions the old owner keeps are registered again.
The engine files are byte-identical to 8564eaa. No read door changes.
Three facts bound what the new walk can reach: a function claim is only ever recorded by the hook binder's bind (the package door records none for functions); each engine owns its registry; and this binder is the only production caller of the engine's removal by package.
An engine double without the holder read is no longer released at all (PREV released it by list). It refuses more, as MAIN does.
No first-party code registers a function under a package's bare id, or binds under another package's owner (grep).

Red line 1 — resolution is not loosened: holds

F1 is closed.

The first read's three corner cells, re-run in all three states. PREV reproduces the saved output byte for byte. HEAD equals MAIN in the two cells PREV had moved:
- Moved, with the host's registration of the name under the bare package id made after the first bind: the gaining owner's group is refused again (one bind error), and the old owner's package is the one holder and keeps its claim.
- Dropped body, same registration: the claim stays, and a co-owner is refused naming the dropped body's package.
A wider set of 21 compositions: moved and dropped; the host's registration before or after the first bind, of the moved name or of a kept name; the re-bind after or before the seal; each in one namespace, in two namespaces and with no installed record.
- In 15 name cells the old owner's package still holds the name under its bare id after the removal. In 15/15, HEAD equals MAIN: the claim stays, and a package that meets the old owner is refused naming it. PREV had admitted that bind in 11 cells and refused it in 4 naming only the gaining owner.
- The gaining owner's group is refused again in 2/2 sealed cells where it meets the old owner (one namespace, and no installed record).
- A re-bind before the seal: the seal reports the pair again in 2/2 cells. PREV reported nothing while two packages held the name.
- Where the first bind had replaced the host's registration, the removal takes the function and the claim goes with it, as at PREV (rows 1 and 3, unchanged).

S3 is closed. After three binds, no claim stays for a name its owner no longer registers.

Dropped and moved, three modes each (6 cells). On MAIN and at PREV the engine holds nothing for the old owner, its claim stays, and a co-owner is refused naming it. At HEAD the claim is gone and the co-owner binds, leaving one holder.
CONTROL, the same name also registered by the host under the bare id (6 cells): the engine still holds it, the claim stays, and the co-owner is refused in all three states.
The same rule by another route (6 cells): a function bound under the old owner's app: owner by a bind other than the artifact's own (the host's own hook-binder bind). The removal takes it on MAIN too. MAIN and PREV refuse a co-owner naming the old owner; HEAD admits it. I read this as row 8 (nit N6).
CONTROL for that route, the host's bind made under the bare id (6 cells): the removal does not take the function, and the claim stays in all three states.

Totals at head, over the 114 name cells of the new probe (54 compositions, one later bind attempt per cell):

The registry's claims equal the engine's package holders in 114/114 cells (PREV 87/114, MAIN 48/114).
62 refusals; 0 name a package that does not hold the name (PREV 12 of 63).
52 binds are admitted that MAIN refused. In 0 of them does the package MAIN named still hold the name.
0 admitted binds leave two packages of one namespace on a name. The 7 that leave two holders are two namespaces' packages, and the bare read of each is 409 naming both.
PREV → HEAD: 11 cells go from admitted to refused, all of them F1 cells that MAIN refuses too. 12 go from refused to admitted: the 6 S3 cells and the 6 same-rule cells. 91 are unchanged.

Nothing else moves against 8564eaa. The first read's saved probes, re-run at HEAD and compared with their saved 8564eaa output:

Engine: 527/527 lines identical.
Registry: 91/91 lines identical. The probe ran through a one-line adapter, since the signature changed: its name list becomes "no longer holds" for exactly those names.
Teardown: 352/352 lines identical. That is 88 cells and 220 later bind attempts: 57 admitted in all three states, 55 refused on MAIN and admitted at PREV and HEAD (rows 1 to 3), 108 refused in all three. No attempt is admitted on MAIN and refused at HEAD.
The pre-seal and no-record lines: 16/16 identical.
Corners: 4 of 6 lines move. They are the 2 F1 lines, back to MAIN, and the 2 S3 lines.

Red line 2 — ambiguity is reported, never guessed: holds

The hop changes no read, and the engine probe is identical (527/527). The first read's findings stand, the 158 cells of objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 included.
234 snapshots of the new probe at head: 174 with one holder answer that holder; 15 with two or more packages are refused 409 naming each; 45 with nobody answer nothing.
The release asks one yes-or-no question per name about one package. It has no order to pick by.

Red line 3 — independently releasable: holds

Clause-②: yes (widening) is unchanged and valid. Row 8 is a refusal that now serves. No cell is admitted on MAIN and refused at HEAD (0 of 220 and 0 of 114), so there is no narrowing face.
Metadata-protocol: none is unchanged and valid.
The body:
- The N1 sentence is there, as ruled.
- Row 8 is new and matches the S3 measure. Rows 1 to 7 are unchanged, and their cells are identical PREV → HEAD.
- The suite counts 68/68 and 34/34 match. "12 new objectql cases, 6 runtime" matches the files.
- Every ablation count stated for this head matches mine (A0, A1, A2, A3, A5, A7, A9). A4 is stated on ec785b7 (2 / 63); at this head it is 2 / 66.
- Read, not re-run: the two full package suites, the typechecks and eslint.
The changeset keeps the same two lines. Its release bullet now states the rule and both outcomes. patch on both packages; nothing breaks.
A trial merge with main ba321c2 is clean. Main since 5c0f113 touches none of the six source files.
CI at read: 35 success, 18 skipped by path filter, Test Core 1/8 still running, none failed.

Ablation	Red / green
A0 the two production files as on `8564eaa` (file swap, objectql dist rebuilt)	runtime 4 / 30: exactly the four new pins (iv), (v), (vi), (vii). objectql 5 / 63, all five a type error (those tests pass a function to the old list signature), so not a behaviour reading
A9 the runtime asks nothing (always "no longer holds")	runtime 2 / 32: exactly the two F1 CONTROLs (vi), (vii)
A10 (added) the runtime always answers "still holds", so nothing is released	runtime 4 / 30: (i), (ii), (iv), (v); the two F1 CONTROLs green
A7 the registry ignores the answer and releases every name the package claims	objectql 3 / 65: (i), (vii), (ii); runtime, dist rebuilt, 2 / 32: (vi), (vii)
A1 the registry releases nothing	objectql 4 / 64: (i), (ii), (v), (vi); runtime, dist rebuilt, 4 / 30: (i), (ii), (iv), (v)
A2 the moved-path release call removed	runtime 2 / 32: (i), (iv)
A3 the dropped-body release call removed	runtime 2 / 32: (ii), (v)
A5 the release drops the name's whole claimant set	objectql 1 / 67: (v)
A4 the remaining-holder restore removed	objectql 2 / 66: (iii), (iv)
A11 (added) the moved path asks before the kept functions are registered again	runtime 0 / 34 (nit N5)

"Release everything" (A7, A9) turns red only the pins whose subject is a held name keeping its claim; every other CONTROL stays green. It is wider than PREV's behaviour: the new probe differs from PREV's in 27 lines under it. PREV's own behaviour is A0.
The new probe under A7 and under A9 is byte-identical. Under A1 and under A10 it is byte-identical to MAIN's (168/168 lines), so the release is all that separates MAIN from HEAD in those cells.
Every ablation went through scripts/ablation-replace.mjs, or a file swap restored with git checkout HEAD. Each restore was proved: the blob equals HEAD and git diff HEAD is empty. An ablated objectql dist was built with the package's own build, never turbo, and rebuilt pristine afterwards. After the last restore the ablation text is absent from the dist files, the probes are deleted and the tree is clean.

Must-fix

None.

Nits (follow-up card, no extra round)

N5 (new): the order on the moved path has no pin.
- The release has to be asked after the functions the old owner keeps are registered again. With the ask moved to just after the removal (A11), the runtime file stays 34/34 green.
- The order matters for a name the old owner keeps and the new bind does not claim again: the previous bind gave the old owner a function, and the re-bind moves another function and no longer names this one.
- Measured, 3 cells (one per mode): MAIN, PREV and HEAD keep the claim and refuse a co-owner naming the old owner. Under A11, and under A9, the claim is lost while the package still holds the name, and the co-owner binds it. That is the F1 state by another route.
- Suggested pin: that composition as a runtime CONTROL.
N6 (new): row 8's wording. The row names "a name an earlier bind gave the old owner that the last bind no longer named". The same FROM → TO holds for a function bound under the old owner's app: owner by a bind outside this artifact's binder (the 6 same-rule cells above). The ruled rule covers it; the row could name it.
N2 (carried): the kept-name CONTROLs of runtime (i) and (iv) stay green under A9, because the re-bind claims a kept name again. The body now says so, and the two F1 CONTROLs carry the runtime half.
N3 (carried): row 4 has no pin through a runtime re-bind before the seal. Measured again here, in the 6 pre-seal compositions above.
N4: closed, except that A4's count is still the fix commit's. The body names the commit.
The runtime pin labels skip (iii).

Carried, unchanged by this hop

objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 covers the platform-plus-one-package bare read. Its cells are identical to the first read's.
One pre-existing observation went to the seat directly in the first read.

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objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T01:01:03Z

epic:#31527#1 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgUH9QaHo2KBECU6SVN

Epic red-line text re-read · 2026-11-13T01:00Z

Head-sha: 398a221a82673587a9bbec1f723be75199a3ffc2
Verdict: PASS. N6 of 6840550973 is closed in the changeset. The epic seat moved N6 into this PR, because a changeset cannot be corrected once it ships in a release.

Read: the one commit since 0c9fad9. It changes the changeset only (1 line) and touches no source or test file. Also read: row 8 and the F1 / S3 acceptance note in the body's next revision, which 席 C prepared for the PR.

The changeset now names both ways a function under the old owner's app:<id> registrations leaves with the removal and is released:
- an earlier bind of the artifact that the last bind no longer named;
- a bind under that owner outside the artifact's binder.
Its FROM and TO match what 6840550973 measured in those 6 cells.
- FROM: the claim stays, and after the seal a bind by a package that meets the old owner is refused naming it.
- TO: admitted.
- The bare-id CONTROL (the package still holds the name under another owner spelling) stays refused at every state, and the changeset's "every other holder's claims stay" still holds.
The body's next row 8 says the same, and lists the pins and the 6 measured cells. The acceptance note names the same rule for F1, S3 and N6.
The body on the PR still shows the previous row 8 at the time of this read. The seat swaps the new text in before ACCEPT.
Unchanged: Clause-②: yes (widening), Metadata-protocol: none, and every pin and count of 6840550973. The code is byte-identical to 0c9fad9.

Still on the follow-up card, as ruled: N5 (the moved path's ask order has no pin), N2, N3, and the pin-label and A4-count nits.

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objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T01:01:13Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Contract review

Served-tier: TIER_DEFAULT
Head-sha: 398a221a82673587a9bbec1f723be75199a3ffc2
Local-runs: probe — git diff --stat 0c9fad9f 398a221a (one file, .changeset/32534-function-bare-name-follows-holders.md, one line) and its word diff.
Scope: text-only delta over 0c9fad9f (record of PASS on that head); no production or test file changes, no main merge. The PR body was replaced with r6 in the same step.

① Derived judgments

The changeset's row-8 sentence now names both sources of a claim the old owner's app:<id> registrations held and the re-bind does not register again (an earlier bind the last bind no longer named, or a bind under that owner outside the artifact's binder), with FROM (claim stayed; after the seal a bind by a package meeting the old owner was refused naming the old owner) → TO (admitted). That matches the release rule reviewed on 0c9fad9f (release only names the package no longer holds after the engine's removal) and is a refusal turned admission, inside the declared Clause-②: yes (widening).
Frontmatter, Clause-② and Metadata-protocol lines are unchanged.

② Semver level

patch on @objectstack/objectql and @objectstack/runtime, unchanged.

③ Boundary flags

No code moves, so the round-1 and delta-2 judgments on the release, the restore, ruling A and red line 2 stand. Card thread: check-changeset-no-major, check-empty-changeset, check:nul-bytes exit 0 on this head.

Implemented-by: claude/project-thread-opyr9k
Reviewed-by: session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

VERDICT: PASS

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objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T03:16:04Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

Regen-provenance: 6840603250 · 398a221 → 342fa08 · diff of git diff 5c0f1134 398a221a -- . ':!.changeset' | grep -v '^index ' against git diff c1a645e2 342fa08f -- . ':!.changeset' | grep -v '^index ' → (empty)

Read at 2026-11-13T03:15Z. The head moved by two merges of main after the seat's text-delta PASS 6840603250 (and the epic re-read PASS 6840600538) on 398a221a: 9cd6224d merges 25ee5076 and 342fa08f merges c1a645e2, each with an empty remerge diff (git show --remerge-diff, 0 lines). Outside .changeset/ the PR's delta against its merge base is the same hunk for hunk on the reviewed head and on this head; the only lines that differ are two index blob lines, because main changed engine.ts and app-artifact-handlers.ts in other regions (#32848, #32889). The changeset delta is byte-identical (same md5). So record 6840603250 carries to this head (contract-review.md, head-moved exception).

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objectstack-fleet · 2026-11-13T03:16:47Z

domain:server#4 · os-sales · session_01L6bhgWRcTEB3toGxnWvuvX

席位核对 — ACCEPT · `342fa08f6d1bc79834ba92a146f11638d43cf934` · 2026-11-13T03:16Z

形态: draft → main, Fixes #32534. 7 files, +478/−3, under 3000 lines (objectql registry/engine, runtime artifact handlers, two test files, one changeset). No governed path, no packages/spec/src/** path; face = the Clause-②: yes (widening) declaration ⇒ TIER_DEFAULT.
契约复审: seat PASS 6838451475 on bc9dbb61, delta PASS 6838714425 on 8564eaac; epic red-line read NO PASS 6839471011 on 8564eaac, fixed; delta PASS 6840146487 on 0c9fad9f, red-line delta PASS-with-nits 6840550973 there; text delta PASS 6840603250 and epic re-read PASS 6840600538 on 398a221a; carried to this head by Regen-provenance 6842731224 (two main merges, remerge diffs empty, PR delta unchanged).
前提实测: a re-bind released nothing the old owner held for a function, so the one remaining holder's bare-name read stayed refused or named the gone owner; the PR releases the old owner's claim with the function and lets the single remaining holder answer the bare read, while two holders still refuse naming both (dev report and the thread's pins, A1–A4 ablations red).
散文面逐句核 (seat): the changeset (patch, Clause-②: yes (widening), Metadata-protocol: none, row-8 sentence) re-read on 398a221a; unchanged since. PR body r8 matches this head (two merge readings, serial line).
门禁 check-runs on this head: 35 success, 16 skipped, 0 failure, newest run per name (Test Core 1–8, Build Core, Type Check and Lint lanes, Changeset, PR-body guards, Queue Guard, Dogfood Gate, Live E2E UI). Merged main twice before the queue (K was 32, then 19); K = 7 since c1a645e2, under 15, trial merge clean. Thread's local re-run on this head: both packages typecheck exit 0, request-family test 68/68, artifact-handlers test 34/34.
接受的偏差: none beyond the PR body's declared surface.
范围外去向: objectql: a function's bare-name read refuses with 409 naming both when the platform and one package hold the name (ADR-0150 D4) #32907 (D4), objectql: runtime pins for a function's bare-name claim release — pre-seal re-bind, move-path ordering, owner-spelling order (#32877 follow-up) #32910 (N4, D2-N1, D2-N2, N5, (iii) numbering), objectql: the engine's function holder set follows ruling A's served-holders default #32933 (holder set follows ruling A); all subs of objectql: a function's bare-name record follows its holders — a sealed re-bind releases the old owner's claim, and the last remaining holder answers the bare read (ADR-0150 D4; collects #32534 #32639) #32534, p2 queue.
落地条款: non-governed, review of record PASS carried to this head ⇒ seat lands: ready + auto-merge.

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fix(objectql, runtime): a function's bare-name record follows its holders — a re-bind releases the old owner's claim with the function, and the one remaining holder answers the bare read - #32877

fix(objectql, runtime): a function's bare-name record follows its holders — a re-bind releases the old owner's claim with the function, and the one remaining holder answers the bare read#32877
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Premises re-measured on main at c04aa295 (scratch probes, not committed)

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Epic red-line read · 2026-11-12T23:55Z

Red line 1 — resolution is not loosened: holds except F1

Red line 2 — ambiguity is reported, never guessed

Red line 3 — independently releasable

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Epic red-line delta read · 2026-11-13T00:57Z

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Red line 1 — resolution is not loosened: holds

Red line 2 — ambiguity is reported, never guessed: holds

Red line 3 — independently releasable: holds

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Epic red-line text re-read · 2026-11-13T01:00Z

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Premises re-measured on `main` at `c04aa295` (scratch probes, not committed)

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