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…s one for sharing SavedScanCatalog lists the folders ScanFolderCleanup keeps as completed, newest first, with each bundle's saved time, size and the stamp's practice flag when it is a JSON boolean. A bundle counts only when it was written to the end (PacketArchiveCheck): a quit during the in-place zip write leaves a partial scan.zip under the completed name. SavedScanStaging copies a bundle out of the scan folder for the share sheet, so a cleanup can't delete it mid-share, and removes only its own copies. Links are never scans. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s reopened (#130) The onboarding's top bar opens Saved scans: the completed scans the cleanup keeps, each with its saved time, size and a Practice tag only when its stamp says so. Share copies the bundle to tmp and hands the copy to the system share sheet, which deletes it when it closes; a scan gone since the list was made gets an alert and drops out. Nothing is sent before Share, and a saved scan is never reopened or continued. The onboarding holds the sheet's state: the top bar swaps layouts at accessibility text sizes, and a sheet owned by the button closed when the text size changed. The empty state scrolls, so its text isn't cut off at large sizes in the half-height sheet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wall wasn't real Practice mode draws a sample meter, and the walk scans a real wall, so "not a real wall" was false. The share copy is not assumed to be a free clone: it can copy every byte and fail on a full disk (copyFailed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e, not a system list Hosted run 37051620836's audit failed the half-height sheet. The onboarding showed through its glass behind the intro and footer (contrast), the list's header and footer and the navigation bar's Done didn't fully follow Dynamic Type, and large text ran off the bottom. The sheet is now a scrolling column on the canvas, with the rows on a surface card and the title and Done in the app's fonts, like the onboarding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e since A share sheet open when the app is killed never reports back, so its copy stayed in tmp until Saved scans was opened again. Launch now removes the copies made before it; a share started right after launch keeps its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…, in the app's init A window's .task runs again for each window or reappearance, and a later cutoff could cover a copy this run is still sharing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t scan deleted ScanFolderCleanup counted any scan.zip as a completed scan, so a bundle cut short by a quit during its in-place write held one of the two kept places and an intact older scan was deleted instead. Completed now means PacketArchiveCheck finds a whole packet, still the same file after the check. A partial or unreadable bundle holds no place and its folder is left alone at any age: nothing proves its writer has stopped. Retention count, order, listing at construction and the current-folder guard are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… not complete The file-number and size comparison had no test that swaps the file mid-check, so it could stop catching a retry's rewrite unnoticed. The check is injectable within the module for that test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…es the others A launch-time cutoff depended on the clock: set back between runs, an earlier run's copy looked newer and stayed. Each run now stages under a session folder of its own, and launch, or opening Saved scans, deletes the other sessions' folders, so no copy a share in progress is reading can match. removeAll is gone with its last caller. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…lace holds no kept place A top-level link to a scan folder resolved to that scan's bundle, so the link and its target could take both kept places and an intact scan was deleted. A link, or an entry whose type can't be read, now holds no place and is left alone; a plain file still goes, as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ss a new scan's cleanup Two sheets in one process share a staging session, so opening one never deletes the copy the other is sharing. A copy being shared keeps the bundle's bytes after a new scan's cleanup deletes its source folder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d file after the app closes With the scan packaged, the note now says that closing the app ends the retry but not the sharing: Saved scans on the first screen offers the same bundle. It promises no reopening or retry after close. The note without a bundle is unchanged. The test assertion moves with it. Written with the backend owner's handoff of these lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nd refusals say what to do At 20 ft walked the card asks "Is this the right end of the wall?" and offered only "Wall ends here" at the circle. A wall running on had no true answer, and the card stayed as the homeowner kept walking. Its reply is now "The wall keeps going": the end goes where the phone stands, unexplored, through the same path as "Can't get there" on the walk, and nothing asks what is there (B-06). "Wall ends here" at the circle did nothing when the circle was off the wall or the phone had lost its place, and aiming across the meter ended the other side. The button now marks only the side the card names, and otherwise the card says why: the circle isn't on the wall, that's the other side of the meter, or the phone is still finding its place. A tap at a point (the autopilot) marks as before. A feature mark refused because the phone stands behind the wall's line blamed the tap; it now says to step out in front of the wall (B-27). "Point at the meter like this." shows only with the saved close-up, which the follow-up view now shows as the walk does (B-23). WalkRecoveryUITests covers the three cards on the demo engine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
An answer that doesn't decode or doesn't name the scene sent (ResultBinding) used to show "We couldn't check this scan" with "Back to review", as if the marks were wrong, and offered no way to send the same scan again. It now has its own upload state: the answer is never shown, the scan is kept, and only the homeowner's "Try again" asks again. From the second such answer the screen says asking again might not help and points to sharing the scan or starting over. A 4xx refusal still goes back to the review. A reply that isn't HTTP counts as an unreachable server, so the words never say a server answered when none did. The transport moves into HouseScanKit (PlacementHTTPClient) unchanged, so the package tests drive it through URLSession against a server on 127.0.0.1. A UI test runs the real engine against the same kind of server: the first answer names another scene, and the test checks that nothing more is sent and nothing reaches a later screen until Try again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both loopback servers retained themselves through their listener's connection handler, so a dropped server never closed its listener. The handlers now hold the server weakly, and the UI test's stub also closes on stop(). The engine test now sends two unusable answers before a usable one: the first names another scene, and the second names the scene sent but has a result schema House Scan doesn't read. That covers the engine's decode failure and its count. The test checks the second state's wording and that no request goes out between taps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…drawn When no kept photo showed the spot, or there was no wall to draw on, the spot check still asked about "the blue outline", gave only the distance along the wall, and VoiceOver described the missing outline. The answer decides which clearance claims survive, so the homeowner has to know what space they are judging. One decision now drives the question, the picture and VoiceOver: the outline is drawn only with both a photo and a wall. Without one, the screen shows no photo, asks "Is anything standing in this space?", and lists the area's three extents: where it runs beside the meter, how far out from the wall (areaDepth) and how high up (spotHeight). The outlined photo's VoiceOver value now reads all three too. The words-only lines use the primary color, since Ink on Surface measured 1.06:1 in dark mode. An end of the span that rounds to 0 in now reads as the meter. Demo flags -uiDemoSpotNoPhoto and -uiDemoSpotNoWall reach those states; SpotConfirmUITests covers photo, no photo (default and AX5), no wall, left and straddling spans, and answering without a photo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
A -1 in end rounds to 1 in, not 0, so the example contradicted the rule. The extents comment now says it describes the outlined area only, not every clearance the server checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s going" isn't a refusal From a fresh review of cf30991: - The button and the tape's end preview now use one check (`circleEnd`), so the tape never shows an end the button would refuse, including one on the other side of the meter. - A circle aimed at the ground met the wall's plane below the ground and was taken as an end; it now gets the "circle isn't on the wall" refusal, by the same below-ground rule as object taps (`ObjectTap.belowGroundSlack`). - "The wall keeps going" answers the end card; it no longer counts as a "Can't get there" toward "End the scan here?" (#82), and nothing it does is timed as a refusal. - The demo's tilt-up state keeps a skipped close-up skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n listed The deletion runs after the listing, off the main actor. A folder listed as never packaged could gain a bundle, partial or whole, before it ran, and was deleted anyway; so was a kept-out bundle a retry had rewritten. run() now reads each obsolete entry again and leaves any that changed, by type, bundle state, save time or file number, for the next cleanup. PacketArchiveCheck's docs now say it detects a write that reached the end in the packet's layout, not that a file is a capture packet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The synced HouseScanUITests folder lists each excluded fixture by name, so XcodeGen 2.46.0 adds spot-left.json and spot-straddle.json. These are the exact lines CI generated in run 37107514444; the resulting blob is 21c9c0a. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
The guidance log always recorded the outline question, and built the request before the photo loaded, so a check asked in words was logged as "inside the blue outline", and a photo that failed to load was logged as shown. The request and pending record are now built after the photo loads, from SpotCheck.outline(on:), the same decision the screen uses: the question shown, and a photo ID only when that photo is outlined. Each of the words-only card's three lines is now its own accessibility element with a spoken label, so VoiceOver steps through them and the UI tests and audit see the rendered text. The tests check each line's label and that it is on screen, scrolling to it at AX5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
On the hosted Simulator (Actions run 37107233020) the app's upload to the UI test's server on 127.0.0.1 failed as offline, so the test never saw an unusable answer. That server lived in the test runner, a background app while the app under test is open; the same listener code answers URLSession on a Mac at 200 B to 3 MB. Under -answersFromGate the app's real PlacementHTTPClient sends through a URLProtocol that writes each request into the -autopilotGate folder and answers HTTP 200 with the test's answer-n.json. The engine, the status check and ResultBinding run as against a server; only the socket is replaced. HouseScanKit's PlacementHTTPClientTests still cover the real loopback socket. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A fresh review found two fault paths in the test hook. The app numbered a request before reading its body, and the test's server waited for numbers in order, so one request the app failed to write left every later one unanswered. The app now numbers a request only once its body is read, and the server finds requests by number in the folder. stop() also returned while its thread could still be writing into the gate folder the test was about to delete. It now waits for the thread and reports any answer it couldn't write from the test's own thread. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After "I can't check this area" the area's claims stay withdrawn for the scan, but the result only said so when the answer sent back named the same spot. An answer with no spot, or a spot elsewhere, dropped the context (Greptile on #206). The scan's confirmation records are the one source: SpotConfirmations.leftAreaUnchecked is true once any check was answered "I can't check this area". ScanEngine republishes it to ScanViewState.spotAreaUnchecked whenever spotConfirm changes, so recording sets it and the existing resets (Start over, a new wall) clear it. The result keeps the spot's own notice where it applies and otherwise shows a wall-wide one: "You couldn't check an area along this wall, ...", which names no spot and no obstruction. Tests: a kit case for leftAreaUnchecked through later answers and a new record; demo result without a spot at default and AX5; and two engine runs that answer the re-upload without a spot (-sampleResultAfterSpotAnswer, debug builds) after "I can't check this area" and after "Something's there". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…or one On the spot-unknown run, "Clear space in front" read "One more photo would settle this" after its request was withdrawn, with no way to take the photo. The note was keyed on needsPerson alone. ResultCardActions.lineOffersView now decides whether a line offers its settling view, and ResultPresentation.offeredView applies it. The line's "Show me", its words on the card and its note under Details all read that one fact. A line with no view to take says "Needs an installer to check". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The engine set SampleResultClient.answerFile when a spot answer sent the scan again and never cleared it, so after Start over or a new wall the next scan's first upload could get the old file (review of 7071b95). The engine now derives it from the spot records in spotConfirm's didSet, beside spotAreaUnchecked: set while this scan has an answer other than "It's clear", nil once the records reset. Debug-only test hook; release builds never parse the option. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With "I can't check this area" answered about two different spots, the second result showed only the notice about "this spot" and hid the wall-wide one, so the first area went unmentioned (Greptile on #206). The records now answer the question the result asks: SpotConfirmations.leftUnchecked(besides:) is true when an area other than the shown spot's was answered "I can't check this area" (any such area with no spot shown). The engine keeps the shown spot's area in SpotConfirmState.shownArea and republishes the answer as ScanViewState.uncheckedAreaElsewhere from spotConfirm's didSet. The result shows the wall-wide notice whenever that is true, worded "You also couldn't check another area ..." beside a notice about the spot. Tests: kit cases for areas held by, and apart from, the shown spot; demo result with both notices; an engine run where the answer after "I can't check this area" names another spot, answered clear. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…lier answer leftUnchecked(besides:) left out every "I can't check this area" answer whose area held the shown spot. After that answer, "It's clear" about a larger area round the same footprint, and the original area shown again, the clear answer settled it: the result had no notice about the spot, and the earlier answer was left out by geometry alone, so nothing said the area was unchecked though its claims stay withdrawn (review of 6cd1248). An answer about the shown spot is now left out only when the answer that settles the spot is "I can't check this area", which is when the result's own notice says it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ard in measured steps Review of d672973: XcodeGen lists every result fixture as a membership exception, so the three new fixtures changed the generated project and CI's drift check failed (run 37117085378). Regenerated with XcodeGen 2.46.0, checksum-verified against ios.yml. `scrollIntoView` swiped up a fixed amount until the line fit. At the largest text size a tall line could jump from below the window to above it, and further swipes up could never bring it back. Each drag now moves the content by what is missing, at most a third of the window, toward the line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… packaged #203 wrote its notes before #205's Saved scans existed, so a packaged scan's note still said House Scan can't reopen it after the app closes, with no mention that Saved scans on the first screen can share its file then. Now the first note says so and that it can't try again from there, and the repeated note adds that Saved scans can share it later. Without a packaged scan the notes are unchanged, as is the failed-upload note #205 already aligned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…branch: let the homeowner answer "I can't check this area" on the spot check ResultClient.swift conflicted where #203 replaced UploadError.missingSample with MissingSampleResult and #206 added the answerFile early return; both are kept: the answer file first, then the bundled sample with #203's error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e the tap testPracticeMeterFromReplay failed twice on hosted runs with "the switch didn't turn on" (37114486663 attempt 1, 37117066081) and passed on rerun. The failing run's snapshot shows the switch found with value 0 while its list cells still had no frames: the developer options sheet was still presenting, and the tap changed nothing. `setPracticeMeter` now waits until the switch is hittable and taps again, at most three times, only while its value is still wrong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the result card names the review line, draws no unsized zones, and promises a photo only when it offers one project.pbxproj conflicted only in the generated fixture exception lists (#206's and #209's new result fixtures); it is regenerated with XcodeGen 2.46.0 from the merged tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review of #209 (Codex): a confident pass needs measured + error < review_threshold_ft for an at-most check (result.schema.json, solver.py reach_outcome), so a run landing exactly on 15 ft already needs review, and "anything over 15 ft" left that case out. The card now says "anything 15 ft or more" under a maximum and "anything 4 ft or less" over a minimum. The decision (`reviewBandApplies`) was already inclusive; only the words change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
testShareScanOpensTheShareSheet left the system share sheet open and never terminated the app. On run 37121918073 the sheet stayed over the next test's launch for about 16 s (screen recording frames), and testSkippingTheGapRequestSends never found "I can't get there". The test now terminates its app on the way out, which waits until the app and its sheet are gone, and swipes the sheet closed first. Its assertions are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Run 37121918073 attempt 2 on 9f14817 spent 10 min 34 s before the UI step and 64 min 39 s in it, and the 75-minute job cap stopped it after 76 of 86 UI cases with 0 failures. The cap is the only change; no test timeout or check moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (2)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe iOS app adds saved-scan sharing, spot-check and wall-end recovery states, and handling for unusable server answers. Result screens now use review thresholds and camera availability when presenting checks. Package and UI tests cover these flows, and the iOS build timeout increases to 90 minutes. ChangesSpot-check answers
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SpotConfirmScreen
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SpotConfirmScreen->>ScanEngine: submit SpotCheckAnswer
ScanEngine->>CoverageMap: withdraw claims for non-clear answer
ScanEngine->>ResultScreen: present result and unchecked-area state
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participant SavedScansSheet
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ActivitySheet-->>SavedScansSheet: finish or cancel sharing
SavedScansSheet->>SavedScanStaging: remove staged copy
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If the app is killed while writing scan.zip, the partial bundle is kept by every later cleanup but cannot appear in Saved scans. Repeated interruptions can leave photo-heavy folders on the phone indefinitely, despite the two-completed-scan retention limit. A safe way to reclaim bundles once no writer can hold them would prevent that buildup.
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**Partial scans accumulate indefinitely**
If the app is killed while writing `scan.zip`, the partial bundle is kept by every later cleanup but cannot appear in Saved scans. Repeated interruptions can leave photo-heavy folders on the phone indefinitely, despite the two-completed-scan retention limit. A safe way to reclaim bundles once no writer can hold them would prevent that buildup.
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This is #205's deliberate trade-off, carried into this candidate unchanged. The same point was raised and agreed on #205: cleanup keeps a bundle it can't prove is finished, so it never deletes a scan.zip that a writer might still hold. The cost is that a scan interrupted while packing stays on the phone, and #205's description states that limit. Reclaiming those bundles safely is follow-up work for #205's owner, and this integration PR leaves it alone.
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If someone answers “I can't check this area” and then gives the same answer when a later result expands that spot's clearance area, the earlier, smaller record does not hold the larger area. The result then shows both the spot notice and an “another area” notice, even though both answers concern the same spot.
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If someone answers “I can't check this area” and then gives the same answer when a later result expands that spot's clearance area, the earlier, smaller record does not `hold` the larger area. The result then shows both the spot notice and an “another area” notice, even though both answers concern the same spot.
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Known and accepted with #206. When the homeowner answers "I can't check this area" for an area and then again for a larger area around the same spot, the result can show both the spot's notice and the "another area" notice. It repeats itself but stays true: both answers keep their coverage claims withdrawn, and nothing reads as checked. The opposite case, a later clear answer hiding an earlier unchecked one, is what #206 fixed (e2ef03f). This candidate takes #206 at its accepted head and doesn't change that behaviour.
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When the homeowner taps Start over while saveBundle is still assembling the packet, writePacket builds and hashes the entire packet directory before creating scan.zip in ScanEngine+Packet.swift. This branch therefore classifies the previous scan as obsolete while its bundle is actively being written, and run() can delete the folder from under that write, losing the just-finished scan instead of retaining it for Saved scans. Treat an active packet build or another writer marker like an incomplete bundle rather than .absent.
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Confirmed from the code, thanks. saveBundle runs writePacket in a detached task, and Start over (resetAll) doesn't wait for it. The new KeyframeStore then lists the previous folder. Until scan.zip exists, that folder's bundle is .absent, so it is listed as obsolete and can be deleted while the packet is still being built. The write's error is caught and logged, so nothing crashes, but the scan isn't kept for Saved scans. It isn't a regression against #191, where every older folder was deleted, but it is a gap in #205's retention. This is #205's code, so I'm routing it to #205's owner and root instead of patching it inside the integration PR. The UI promises Saved scans only once the bundle is complete (shareableScan), so the wording overpromises nothing while the gap is open.
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Decision for this candidate: the finding stays open for human review as a recorded follow-up, not cleared. Its exact boundaries:
- It applies only to a scan still being packaged. Cleanup can delete the old folder before its first
scan.zipexists, so a Start over tapped before packing finishes can drop that scan. Nothing already listed as a completed Saved scan is affected. - The app promises Saved scans only once
shareableScanexists, so no wording overpromises. - It doesn't crash or make anything read as checked, and fix(ios): combined app candidate: one-capture uploads, coverage rebuild cache, ground freshness, privacy manifest, AX5 folds, #56 and #49 guidance fixes #191 already behaved this way.
- Neither fix (Start over waiting for the bundle task, or a writer marker that cleanup respects) is approved yet. The first changes how quickly Start over responds and what a reset means. The second needs a decision on who owns the writer and what happens after a crash. It goes to ios: candidate: Saved scans shares a kept scan after the app closes (#200 + #202 on #191) #205's owner as a bounded follow-up, and Candidate 2026-10-03: #203–#209 combined on #191, with integration fixes #210 stays at 485f1a6. The PR's Risk section lists it with the repro steps.
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When the homeowner selects “The wall keeps going,” cannotAccessArea() has already called resolveGuidance(.cannotReach) for the .markEnd request before entering this new branch. The packet therefore records a mark_end instruction as cannot_reach even though the new UI and comments explicitly treat this as a valid answer rather than an access refusal, corrupting the guidance evidence used to interpret the scan. Resolve this branch with a non-refusal outcome before marking the unexplored end.
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Keeping cannot_reach, as on #207 (where CodeRabbit raised the same point). The end card asks the homeowner to mark where the wall ends. "The wall keeps going" means they couldn't, and the side ends unexplored where the walk reached. Recording the request as met would tell anyone reading the packet that the asked-for end was measured. The answer itself is in the export, as that side's end left unexplored. refused: false only keeps this reply from counting toward "End the scan here?", which is a separate concern from the log.
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The combined candidate for the next beta, on top of #191 (
codex/public-assembly-20260930, 75f6c37). It merges seven accepted source PRs at their exact reviewed heads, plus integration commits. Each source PR stays open with its own description, review threads and evidence. Read those for what changed and why. This PR only records how they fit together.Merging this PR lands every source PR's commits on #191's branch, so GitHub will show those PRs as merged. Merge it only when that's the intent.
What it contains
Integration commits:
FullFlowUITests.setPracticeMetertapped the developer options switch while its sheet was still presenting, and the tap changed nothing. That failed twice on hosted runs and passed on rerun. The helper now waits until the switch can be tapped, and taps again, at most three times, only while its value is wrong.testShareScanOpensTheShareSheetleft the system share sheet open and never terminated its app. On run 37121918073 the sheet stayed over the next test's launch for about 16 s, andtestSkippingTheGapRequestSendsnever found its button. The test now terminates its app on the way out and swipes the sheet closed. Its assertions are unchanged.#209 entered at f0c271c and was re-merged at 55fb4b4, whose only change makes the review line inclusive ("anything 15 ft or more"). From 9f14817, where the manual QA below ran, to this head, the app's code differs only in the review-line wording in ScanCopy (two cases and their comments). The rest is two test files and ios.yml.
Merge conflicts, each resolved by keeping both sides:
-answersFromGateand fix(ios): a close-up the phone couldn't save says so, instead of "Hold still" (B-20, on #191) #208's-failCloseUpSavesit in the same places.UploadError.missingSamplewithMissingSampleResult, and feat(ios): let the homeowner answer "I can't check this area" on the spot check #206 added theanswerFileearly return.Verification
Hosted full run 37131048073 on 485f1a6, this head: 711 package tests in 96 suites passed, and 86 UI tests ran with 1 skipped and 0 failures in one 84-minute job. That covers the every-state audit, every source PR's new tests, and the four tests that had failed on earlier candidate runs.
History on 9f14817, kept rather than folded into one green claim:
testFullFlowFromLidarReplay, the audit flagged contrast on the capture badge while a system "Ready for Apple Intelligence" banner covered it, with the capture flash also active, so audit interference is supported by the frame but not proven.testSkippingTheGapRequestSendsfailed behind the share-sheet test's leftover sheet, which 613c79d fixes.Manual QA, done by the root session on the exact Simulator app of 9f14817 (binary sha256 fc0f03c7…a98a6d8, built from a
git archiveof that commit).That build's queue job exited 125, because two
ibtooldprocesses outlived the cleanup deadline before exiting on their own. xcodebuild succeeded, and the app was accepted on its hash and source, not on a clean-job claim.Risk
saveBundlewrites the packet in a detached task that Start over doesn't wait for. The new store's cleanup lists the previous folder as obsolete while it has noscan.zipyet, and deletes it from under the write. Repro: finish a scan, then tap Start over within the few seconds before its bundle is written. The scan never appears in Saved scans. Nothing crashes, nothing reads as checked, and the app promises Saved scans only once the bundle exists. fix(ios): combined app candidate: one-capture uploads, coverage rebuild cache, ground freshness, privacy manifest, AX5 folds, #56 and #49 guidance fixes #191 behaved the same, because it deleted every older folder.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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