Tags: one tag space across notes, log entries, photos, files and bookmarks

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2026-09-24 15:36:01 +00:00

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Owner decision (PKM round, K4): everything shares one tag space; storage stays next to what is tagged, lookup is central.

Storage (file over app):

Notes and log entries: inline #tag and frontmatter tags: (calternal.js rules: union, nested #area/work, YAML-safe writer).
Photos and videos: XMP sidecar keywords (dc:subject, plus lr:hierarchicalSubject for nested tags so Lightroom shows the hierarchy), written through xmp_toolkit into <file>.xmp.
All other files (and bookmarks' target files): a hidden per-folder .calternal.json mapping filename → tags (schema calternal.folder-meta/1, sorted keys). It travels with the folder under copy/rsync/backup; the server rewrites it atomically on every rename/move/trash/restore it performs, and the reconcile scan repairs it after out-of-band changes (match by name, then content hash).
macOS: calternald maps tags to and from Finder tags (com.apple.metadata:_kMDItemUserTags xattr) for synced files, conflict-free (union, removal wins only when the user removed it on that side since the last sync).

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The index keeps one tags table (tag → item kind, item id, path) fed by every write and by the reconcile scan; rebuildable from the sources above.
A tag page shows everything with that tag grouped by kind (notes, log entries, tasks, photos, files, bookmarks), with nested-tag roll-up; ⌘K #tag uses the same query (< 50 ms p95 at 100k items).
Rename/merge tag operations rewrite every source (Markdown, XMP, folder JSON) through the single writer, journaled, with a preview of affected items.

Acceptance: tagging a photo, a PDF and a note with #travel shows all three on the #travel page and in ⌘K; moving the PDF's folder elsewhere keeps its tag; deleting the index and rescanning restores everything; data-loss campaign covers tag rename across all three storage kinds.

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Repo: kayg/calternal (~/Developer/calternal). Read CLAUDE.md, CONTEXT.md and docs/DESIGN.md (§4, §9, §12, §17, §24, §29–§31) first.
Owner rules: file over app (plain files are the truth; the DB is a rebuildable index); the server is the single writer; data loss is unacceptable; performance first but never at the cost of finesse; UI in the calternal.js design system (Claude reviews screenshots); never ship sample/mock data; atomic commits; adversarial testing after API work; good enough, not perfect.
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Owner decision (PKM round, K4): everything shares one tag space; storage stays next to what is tagged, lookup is central. Storage (file over app): - Notes and log entries: inline `#tag` and frontmatter `tags:` (calternal.js rules: union, nested `#area/work`, YAML-safe writer). - Photos and videos: XMP sidecar keywords (`dc:subject`, plus `lr:hierarchicalSubject` for nested tags so Lightroom shows the hierarchy), written through xmp_toolkit into `<file>.xmp`. - All other files (and bookmarks' target files): a hidden per-folder `.calternal.json` mapping filename → tags (schema `calternal.folder-meta/1`, sorted keys). It travels with the folder under copy/rsync/backup; the server rewrites it atomically on every rename/move/trash/restore it performs, and the reconcile scan repairs it after out-of-band changes (match by name, then content hash). - macOS: `calternald` maps tags to and from Finder tags (`com.apple.metadata:_kMDItemUserTags` xattr) for synced files, conflict-free (union, removal wins only when the user removed it on that side since the last sync). Lookup: - The index keeps one `tags` table (tag → item kind, item id, path) fed by every write and by the reconcile scan; rebuildable from the sources above. - A tag page shows everything with that tag grouped by kind (notes, log entries, tasks, photos, files, bookmarks), with nested-tag roll-up; ⌘K `#tag` uses the same query (< 50 ms p95 at 100k items). - Rename/merge tag operations rewrite every source (Markdown, XMP, folder JSON) through the single writer, journaled, with a preview of affected items. Acceptance: tagging a photo, a PDF and a note with `#travel` shows all three on the `#travel` page and in ⌘K; moving the PDF's folder elsewhere keeps its tag; deleting the index and rescanning restores everything; data-loss campaign covers tag rename across all three storage kinds. ## Context for the owning job - Repo: kayg/calternal (~/Developer/calternal). Read CLAUDE.md, CONTEXT.md and docs/DESIGN.md (§4, §9, §12, §17, §24, §29–§31) first. - Owner rules: file over app (plain files are the truth; the DB is a rebuildable index); the server is the single writer; data loss is unacceptable; performance first but never at the cost of finesse; UI in the calternal.js design system (Claude reviews screenshots); never ship sample/mock data; atomic commits; adversarial testing after API work; good enough, not perfect. - Comment on this issue when you start (branch, base SHA), on each finding, when blocked, and when finished (head SHA + gate output). Never close it.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 15:42:57 +00:00

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Starting issue #52 in worktree /home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags on branch job/tags, based on 63f3bdd6cb299d8619d8ed1b7ff83a40be5e4c3f (main). I’m reading the binding docs and mapping the existing API/storage paths before implementation.

Starting issue #52 in worktree `/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags` on branch `job/tags`, based on `63f3bdd6cb299d8619d8ed1b7ff83a40be5e4c3f` (main). I’m reading the binding docs and mapping the existing API/storage paths before implementation.

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2026-09-24 15:47:09 +00:00

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Finding: the current note_tags table and /api/v1/notes/tags routes cover only Markdown Notes, and this base has no Photos plugin. The acceptance case cannot work through the current API. I’ll add a shared Tags core plugin, keep Markdown and log tags sourced from Notes, use XMP sidecars for recognized photo/video files, and use per-folder .calternal.json for other files. The API shape is an implementation decision because the design specifies behavior but no route contract.

Finding: the current `note_tags` table and `/api/v1/notes/tags` routes cover only Markdown Notes, and this base has no Photos plugin. The acceptance case cannot work through the current API. I’ll add a shared Tags core plugin, keep Markdown and log tags sourced from Notes, use XMP sidecars for recognized photo/video files, and use per-folder `.calternal.json` for other files. The API shape is an implementation decision because the design specifies behavior but no route contract.

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2026-09-24 15:52:59 +00:00

Search: sources — PDF text extraction, events, bookmarks, tasks, tags in the index #58

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2026-09-24 16:49:27 +00:00

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Found a source consistency issue in the Files Trash path: Files::trash moves the photo but leaves its XMP sidecar at the old Home path, while Tags had only snapshotted folder JSON. That could leave tags attached to a later replacement photo and fail to restore tags after Trash restore. Tags now journals photo tags before removing both supported sidecars, then restores the XMP source from that snapshot. Rename and reconcile now read and rewrite both <filename>.xmp and Lightroom-style <stem>.xmp when both exist.

The Notes integration uses one small public helper in calternal-notes-core to rewrite inline and frontmatter tag prefixes while preserving unrelated Markdown bytes. Collab test fixtures now apply the Tags migration because Notes indexing writes the shared Tags Index.

Found a source consistency issue in the Files Trash path: `Files::trash` moves the photo but leaves its XMP sidecar at the old Home path, while Tags had only snapshotted folder JSON. That could leave tags attached to a later replacement photo and fail to restore tags after Trash restore. Tags now journals photo tags before removing both supported sidecars, then restores the XMP source from that snapshot. Rename and reconcile now read and rewrite both `<filename>.xmp` and Lightroom-style `<stem>.xmp` when both exist. The Notes integration uses one small public helper in `calternal-notes-core` to rewrite inline and frontmatter tag prefixes while preserving unrelated Markdown bytes. Collab test fixtures now apply the Tags migration because Notes indexing writes the shared Tags Index.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 17:02:35 +00:00

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Scope check: this checkout has no Bookmarks Plugin or bookmark item Index, and this worktree does not contain calternald or the macOS sync code. The new Index schema reserves bookmark, but no bookmark source can feed it here; folder-metadata targets are currently reported as Files. Finder xattr import/export and its conflict policy also remain in the separate sync implementation. The photo/PDF/Note acceptance path is implemented in this worktree; these two integrations need their owning components.

Scope check: this checkout has no Bookmarks Plugin or bookmark item Index, and this worktree does not contain `calternald` or the macOS sync code. The new Index schema reserves `bookmark`, but no bookmark source can feed it here; folder-metadata targets are currently reported as Files. Finder xattr import/export and its conflict policy also remain in the separate sync implementation. The photo/PDF/Note acceptance path is implemented in this worktree; these two integrations need their owning components.

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2026-09-24 17:09:54 +00:00

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The reconcile route returns 409 for malformed .calternal.json and does not overwrite it. I also changed startup reconciliation to log and skip a Home with invalid source data, so one corrupt Home does not stop every user from starting. The Adversarial probe now corrupts and repairs a real folder metadata file, and checks for 409 plus continued server health.

The reconcile route returns 409 for malformed `.calternal.json` and does not overwrite it. I also changed startup reconciliation to log and skip a Home with invalid source data, so one corrupt Home does not stop every user from starting. The Adversarial probe now corrupts and repairs a real folder metadata file, and checks for 409 plus continued server health.

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2026-09-24 17:17:56 +00:00

Notes UI (v0.0.1): editor, Today, journal, composer, file-explorer sidebar, backlinks #38

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2026-09-24 17:19:10 +00:00

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A follow-up review found that Files tree readers did not honor the hidden metadata rule: folder listings from Shared/Public could show .calternal.json, and ZIP download recursively included its contents. Those readers now filter the server-owned file, and the Adversarial probe checks both the moved folder listing and its ZIP.

A follow-up review found that Files tree readers did not honor the hidden metadata rule: folder listings from Shared/Public could show `.calternal.json`, and ZIP download recursively included its contents. Those readers now filter the server-owned file, and the Adversarial probe checks both the moved folder listing and its ZIP.

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2026-09-24 17:22:14 +00:00

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I found one more path around hiding the folder metadata name: a public link to a folder allowed a caller to request .calternal.json directly as a download even after the listing was filtered. Public download now denies that path, and the Adversarial probe checks it.

I found one more path around hiding the folder metadata name: a public link to a folder allowed a caller to request `.calternal.json` directly as a download even after the listing was filtered. Public download now denies that path, and the Adversarial probe checks it.

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2026-09-24 17:34:45 +00:00

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Review evidence found a Trash restore data-loss case: the first photo implementation saved only parsed tag strings, then recreated the XMP sidecar from those tags. That would discard unrelated XMP properties and empty packets. The Trash journal now stores each existing full-name and Lightroom XMP packet byte-for-byte, restores idempotently without overwriting a conflicting destination, and drops snapshots only after restoration succeeds. A Tags regression test asserts exact restoration of both packet styles, including dc:format and dc:rights properties.

The focused Files test run also hit a stack overflow in files_note_rename_and_move_rewrite_referrers_and_note_index as the composed debug-build Files/Notes/Tags route future grew. The test now runs on an explicit 4 MiB stack; the focused rerun passed.

Review evidence found a Trash restore data-loss case: the first photo implementation saved only parsed tag strings, then recreated the XMP sidecar from those tags. That would discard unrelated XMP properties and empty packets. The Trash journal now stores each existing full-name and Lightroom XMP packet byte-for-byte, restores idempotently without overwriting a conflicting destination, and drops snapshots only after restoration succeeds. A Tags regression test asserts exact restoration of both packet styles, including `dc:format` and `dc:rights` properties. The focused Files test run also hit a stack overflow in `files_note_rename_and_move_rewrite_referrers_and_note_index` as the composed debug-build Files/Notes/Tags route future grew. The test now runs on an explicit 4 MiB stack; the focused rerun passed.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 17:42:26 +00:00

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Resuming work on branch job/tags, based at 63f3bdd6cb299d8619d8ed1b7ff83a40be5e4c3f.

I will first commit the existing uncommitted changes in the requested slices, checking each with cargo check, then merge current main and continue #52 acceptance work.

Resuming work on branch `job/tags`, based at `63f3bdd6cb299d8619d8ed1b7ff83a40be5e4c3f`. I will first commit the existing uncommitted changes in the requested slices, checking each with `cargo check`, then merge current `main` and continue #52 acceptance work.

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2026-09-24 17:59:45 +00:00

Notes UI (v0.0.1): editor, Today, journal, composer, file-explorer sidebar, backlinks #38

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2026-09-24 18:05:07 +00:00

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Merge finding: main now has Notes migrations 0001–0004. The migration runner keys versions by namespace and rejects duplicate namespaces in one call (crates/calternal-db/src/migrations.rs), so Tags uses 0005_tags.sql / version 5 under its own calternal-tags namespace. This keeps the Tags Plugin migration history isolated while following the next-number instruction.

Merge finding: main now has Notes migrations 0001–0004. The migration runner keys versions by namespace and rejects duplicate namespaces in one call (`crates/calternal-db/src/migrations.rs`), so Tags uses `0005_tags.sql` / version 5 under its own `calternal-tags` namespace. This keeps the Tags Plugin migration history isolated while following the next-number instruction.

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2026-09-24 18:10:38 +00:00

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Finding after merging main: bash packages/api-client/check-generated.sh rejects the combined contract with duplicate OpenAPI operation ids: {'reconcile': ['POST /api/v1/notes/reconcile', 'POST /api/v1/tags/reconcile']}. Both route annotations infer the operation ID from a handler named reconcile (crates/plugins/notes/src/lib.rs and crates/calternal-tags/src/lib.rs). I will give the Tags operation an explicit unique ID and rerun contract generation.

Finding after merging main: `bash packages/api-client/check-generated.sh` rejects the combined contract with `duplicate OpenAPI operation ids: {'reconcile': ['POST /api/v1/notes/reconcile', 'POST /api/v1/tags/reconcile']}`. Both route annotations infer the operation ID from a handler named `reconcile` (`crates/plugins/notes/src/lib.rs` and `crates/calternal-tags/src/lib.rs`). I will give the Tags operation an explicit unique ID and rerun contract generation.

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2026-09-24 18:54:45 +00:00

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The #52 integration audit found three paths outside the shared Tags Index: task Markdown updates only refreshed the task projection, built-in Cmd-K providers never called server search, and tag search hits linked to the API JSON route. A focused task-index test initially found 0 shared rows after indexing Tasks/plan.md; the Cmd-K test initially observed 0 API requests; and the backend href test found /api/v1/tags/travel%2Fwork instead of /tags/travel%2Fwork. The task source hook now updates/removes shared tags in tasks_store, Cmd-K registers the server provider, and tag search results use the client route. The targeted task test, Tags crate tests, Cmd-K provider test, and Svelte check now pass.

The #52 integration audit found three paths outside the shared Tags Index: task Markdown updates only refreshed the task projection, built-in Cmd-K providers never called server search, and tag search hits linked to the API JSON route. A focused task-index test initially found 0 shared rows after indexing `Tasks/plan.md`; the Cmd-K test initially observed 0 API requests; and the backend href test found `/api/v1/tags/travel%2Fwork` instead of `/tags/travel%2Fwork`. The task source hook now updates/removes shared tags in `tasks_store`, Cmd-K registers the server provider, and tag search results use the client route. The targeted task test, Tags crate tests, Cmd-K provider test, and Svelte check now pass.

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2026-09-24 19:17:29 +00:00

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The sync acceptance audit found no Finder tag integration in calternal-sync: scan_local_tree hashes file contents only, and the crate has no xattr handling. This means a Finder tag change cannot reach XMP or .calternal.json, and a server tag change cannot reach Finder. I am adding a bounded Tags API read path for the sync client and macOS-only xattr reconciliation with a per-file journal baseline; the pure merge rule will be tested on this Linux runner.

The sync acceptance audit found no Finder tag integration in `calternal-sync`: `scan_local_tree` hashes file contents only, and the crate has no xattr handling. This means a Finder tag change cannot reach XMP or `.calternal.json`, and a server tag change cannot reach Finder. I am adding a bounded Tags API read path for the sync client and macOS-only xattr reconciliation with a per-file journal baseline; the pure merge rule will be tested on this Linux runner.

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2026-09-24 20:19:14 +00:00

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Finder sync now needs exact tag lookups for nested files. The committed /api/v1/tags/items/{path} route captures only one path segment, so a nested path such as Travel/Trip/receipt.pdf cannot match it. I am changing the route to a full-tail path capture and will verify it with the real server adversarial probe.

Finder sync now needs exact tag lookups for nested files. The committed `/api/v1/tags/items/{path}` route captures only one path segment, so a nested path such as `Travel/Trip/receipt.pdf` cannot match it. I am changing the route to a full-tail path capture and will verify it with the real server adversarial probe.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 20:19:49 +00:00

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Correction to my previous comment: the actual Axum route is already /api/v1/tags/items/{*path}, which captures nested paths. I misread the OpenAPI placeholder ({path}) as the server route. No route change is needed; I will verify the sync client's encoded nested URL in the server probe.

Correction to my previous comment: the actual Axum route is already `/api/v1/tags/items/{*path}`, which captures nested paths. I misread the OpenAPI placeholder (`{path}`) as the server route. No route change is needed; I will verify the sync client's encoded nested URL in the server probe.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 20:29:09 +00:00

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Finder sync has a macOS build blocker: calternal-sync imports calternal-fs::RelPath, while calternal-fs/src/lib.rs has compile_error! for every non-Linux target. The Apple cross-check also stops in a dependency C build before reaching this crate because no Apple C compiler is installed. I will extract only the pure relative-path validator into a small cross-platform helper, keep calternal-fs Linux-only and its API behavior intact, and make sync depend on the shared validator instead of the Linux filesystem crate.

Finder sync has a macOS build blocker: `calternal-sync` imports `calternal-fs::RelPath`, while `calternal-fs/src/lib.rs` has `compile_error!` for every non-Linux target. The Apple cross-check also stops in a dependency C build before reaching this crate because no Apple C compiler is installed. I will extract only the pure relative-path validator into a small cross-platform helper, keep `calternal-fs` Linux-only and its API behavior intact, and make sync depend on the shared validator instead of the Linux filesystem crate.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 20:50:16 +00:00

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The first real-server probe run had no reported API 5xx or hostile-input acceptance, but its new source-rewrite checks read the wrong user's files: attack.py selected the first directory under data/users, while setup registers both owner A and invited user B. The renamed-tag API calls returned 200; local source assertions then could not find A's files. The ZIP probe also used io/zipfile without importing them. I changed the fixture to use setup's user_a.json and added the imports; rerunning the probe now.

The first real-server probe run had no reported API 5xx or hostile-input acceptance, but its new source-rewrite checks read the wrong user's files: `attack.py` selected the first directory under `data/users`, while setup registers both owner A and invited user B. The renamed-tag API calls returned 200; local source assertions then could not find A's files. The ZIP probe also used `io`/`zipfile` without importing them. I changed the fixture to use setup's `user_a.json` and added the imports; rerunning the probe now.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 20:56:23 +00:00

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The second adversarial run passed the renamed Note, folder JSON, XMP, nested assignment and ZIP checks after fixing the owner-directory selection and imports. Its remaining finding is also in the probe: the malformed-source test tries to overwrite a server-owned immutable file in place, but Files Plugin files have mode 0444. I will make the test replace the fixture atomically with a fresh inode, then restore the original bytes the same way.

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2026-09-24 21:06:56 +00:00

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The real-server adversarial probe found an XMP source validation defect: after atomically replacing the photo's .xmp sidecar with mismatched XML tags, POST /api/v1/tags/reconcile returned 204 instead of 409. The XMP Toolkit parser accepts this malformed packet. I am adding strict XML well-formedness validation before extracting or rewriting XMP tags, with a regression test.

The real-server adversarial probe found an XMP source validation defect: after atomically replacing the photo's `.xmp` sidecar with mismatched XML tags, `POST /api/v1/tags/reconcile` returned 204 instead of 409. The XMP Toolkit parser accepts this malformed packet. I am adding strict XML well-formedness validation before extracting or rewriting XMP tags, with a regression test.

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2026-09-24 21:16:39 +00:00

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The adversarial harness then stopped in round 2 before completing: attack2.py's upload() helper sends file bytes to the TUS creation request and never PATCHes them. stat("cond.txt") therefore returns no file and the probe raises TypeError. I am fixing the probe helper to create an upload with an empty POST and send its payload with the required PATCH; this changes test setup only.

The adversarial harness then stopped in round 2 before completing: `attack2.py`'s `upload()` helper sends file bytes to the TUS creation request and never PATCHes them. `stat("cond.txt")` therefore returns no file and the probe raises `TypeError`. I am fixing the probe helper to create an upload with an empty POST and send its payload with the required PATCH; this changes test setup only.

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2026-09-24 22:08:44 +00:00

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Real finding while preparing the production /tags/review screenshot: the registration endpoint returns recovery_key (the contract and docs/DESIGN.md describe one 24-word recovery key), while apps/web/src/lib/auth/passkeys.ts expects recovery_codes. The registration screen passes that missing field to RecoveryCodes.svelte; clicking either recovery action reports Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'join'), and the shell screenshot flow stops before the Tags route. I am leaving this auth UI/API mismatch outside #52 and will set up the screenshot account through the real setup and login APIs, with no mocked response or sample data.

Real finding while preparing the production `/tags/review` screenshot: the registration endpoint returns `recovery_key` (the contract and `docs/DESIGN.md` describe one 24-word recovery key), while `apps/web/src/lib/auth/passkeys.ts` expects `recovery_codes`. The registration screen passes that missing field to `RecoveryCodes.svelte`; clicking either recovery action reports `Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'join')`, and the shell screenshot flow stops before the Tags route. I am leaving this auth UI/API mismatch outside #52 and will set up the screenshot account through the real setup and login APIs, with no mocked response or sample data.

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2026-09-24 22:55:43 +00:00

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Workspace test finding: cargo test stops in calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs::unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving at line 268 (assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await). An isolated rerun fails the same way twice; the adjacent awareness_clock_at_maximum_is_refused_and_room_unloads test passes. In the failing case the hostile socket is closed and a later valid edit reaches disk, but the room does not unload within the test's 3-second window. This test was brought in from the main branch's collab adversarial work, outside Tags issue #52; I have not changed collab behavior or tests.

Workspace test finding: `cargo test` stops in `calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs::unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving` at line 268 (`assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await`). An isolated rerun fails the same way twice; the adjacent `awareness_clock_at_maximum_is_refused_and_room_unloads` test passes. In the failing case the hostile socket is closed and a later valid edit reaches disk, but the room does not unload within the test's 3-second window. This test was brought in from the main branch's collab adversarial work, outside Tags issue #52; I have not changed collab behavior or tests.

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2026-09-24 23:03:06 +00:00

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Real #52 finding from the Notes-core tag rename test: renaming tags in a Note with title: '#travel' changes the parsed title value. The semantic regression assertion failed with left: Some("'#travel'"), right: Some("#travel"). read_scalar handled double-quoted YAML only, so the single quotes became part of the title when the tag writer rebuilt frontmatter. I am fixing single-quoted scalar parsing and keeping the regression assertion semantic.

Real #52 finding from the Notes-core tag rename test: renaming tags in a Note with `title: '#travel'` changes the parsed title value. The semantic regression assertion failed with `left: Some("'#travel'")`, `right: Some("#travel")`. `read_scalar` handled double-quoted YAML only, so the single quotes became part of the title when the tag writer rebuilt frontmatter. I am fixing single-quoted scalar parsing and keeping the regression assertion semantic.

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2026-09-24 23:06:53 +00:00

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Fixed the tag-rename title corruption from single-quoted YAML values. read_scalar now removes YAML single-quote delimiters and decodes doubled apostrophes, so title: '#travel' remains #travel when tag rename rewrites the frontmatter.

Evidence: the new regression test failed before the fix with Some("'#travel'") vs Some("#travel"); after the fix, cargo test -p calternal-notes-core passed (455 unit tests, 11 vector tests), and cargo check -p calternal-notes-core passed. Committed as f7f94f7.

Fixed the tag-rename title corruption from single-quoted YAML values. `read_scalar` now removes YAML single-quote delimiters and decodes doubled apostrophes, so `title: '#travel'` remains `#travel` when tag rename rewrites the frontmatter. Evidence: the new regression test failed before the fix with `Some("'#travel'")` vs `Some("#travel")`; after the fix, `cargo test -p calternal-notes-core` passed (455 unit tests, 11 vector tests), and `cargo check -p calternal-notes-core` passed. Committed as `f7f94f7`.

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2026-09-24 23:10:48 +00:00

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The isolated calendar projection test fails during calternal_plugin_notes::reconcile_user, before its first request: Notes operation failed. The calendar fixture applies the Files and Notes migration sets, but Notes Task indexing now writes to the shared Tags Index (tasks_store::index_source calls calternal_tags::index_markdown), and the fixture does not apply calternal-tags migrations. I’m updating the calendar test fixture to include that schema dependency and will rerun the isolated test.

The isolated calendar projection test fails during `calternal_plugin_notes::reconcile_user`, before its first request: `Notes operation failed`. The calendar fixture applies the Files and Notes migration sets, but Notes Task indexing now writes to the shared Tags Index (`tasks_store::index_source` calls `calternal_tags::index_markdown`), and the fixture does not apply `calternal-tags` migrations. I’m updating the calendar test fixture to include that schema dependency and will rerun the isolated test.

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2026-09-24 23:12:38 +00:00

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Resolved the calendar fixture migration gap by adding calternal-tags as a dev dependency and applying its migration set in the calendar test setup. The isolated failing test now passes: range_and_year_project_indexed_items_and_filter_shares (1 passed, 0 failed). cargo check -p calternal-plugin-calendar also passed. Committed as 8d32ba4.

Resolved the calendar fixture migration gap by adding `calternal-tags` as a dev dependency and applying its migration set in the calendar test setup. The isolated failing test now passes: `range_and_year_project_indexed_items_and_filter_shares` (1 passed, 0 failed). `cargo check -p calternal-plugin-calendar` also passed. Committed as `8d32ba4`.

kayg commented

2026-09-24 23:36:49 +00:00

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The final adversarial run completed both rounds. Round 1 reported 15 timing findings in Task storm requests 9–23 (5.1–15.0s, all HTTP 201); it reported no 5xx responses, rejected-input inconsistencies, or server exit. Round 2 reported 0 findings and the server remained alive. At the time, two other adversarial runs and several Cargo/server builds were active on the shared machine. I’m checking for a clear interval to repeat the run once without changing the probe threshold.

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2026-09-25 00:00:04 +00:00

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The rerun after neighboring adversarial scripts had stopped still reports Task-storm latency: 20 of 24 concurrent Task creates took 7.5–15.6s (all HTTP 201); the server remained alive. This confirms a performance finding beyond the earlier overlap. I’m tracing the Notes-to-Tags write path before deciding on a scoped fix. The round 2 probes are still running.

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2026-09-25 00:23:00 +00:00

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The post-transaction-sharing adversarial run still reports Task storm SLOW responses: requests 6–23 took 5.0–20.5s (all HTTP 201). The change removed one writer transaction but moved Markdown tag extraction into the caller's already-open transaction. The shared Daily Journal grows as Tasks attach, so parsing there extends the SQLite writer lock. I’m changing the hook to prepare the Markdown tag rows before the writer transaction and stage only the SQL inside it.

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2026-09-25 00:26:57 +00:00

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The post-fix adversarial run kept the server alive and reported no 5xx or hostile-input acceptance. It did report one round 2 timing row: 20 mkdir requests took 5.3s with SSE streams open. Round 1's 18 Task-storm latency rows came from Markdown tag parsing inside the caller's writer transaction; I’m moving parsing before the transaction and will make one post-change verification run. The SSE result is retained as a separate performance finding.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 00:42:27 +00:00

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Post-merge final adversarial round at 7bc6435 still flags task creation latency under the 12-worker/24-request storm: requests 3–23 took 9.1–23.0 seconds, and every response was HTTP 201. The server stayed alive. The remaining isolation and collaboration probes are still running; I will report their final result separately. This follows the prepared-index change, so that change did not remove the measured latency finding.

Post-merge final adversarial round at `7bc6435` still flags task creation latency under the 12-worker/24-request storm: requests 3–23 took 9.1–23.0 seconds, and every response was HTTP 201. The server stayed alive. The remaining isolation and collaboration probes are still running; I will report their final result separately. This follows the prepared-index change, so that change did not remove the measured latency finding.

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2026-09-25 00:54:04 +00:00

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Finished the #52 continuation at HEAD 7bc64351bc1571291ca0cf58172abc9feef44e49. The worktree is clean.

Gate output:

CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=line-tables-only CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo fmt --check exited 0 with no output.

Clippy:

   Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 14.04s

Workspace tests had one failure:

---- unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving stdout ----

thread 'unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving' (3392939) panicked at crates/calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs:268:5:
assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await

failures:
    unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving

test result: FAILED. 7 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 4.10s

error: test failed, to rerun pass `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients`
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error: 1 target failed:
    `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients`

Generated API check:

   Compiling calternal-tags v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-tags)
   Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server)
   Compiling calternal-plugin-notes v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notes)
   Compiling calternal-plugin-files v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/files)
   Compiling calternal-collab v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-collab)
   Compiling calternal-plugin-calendar v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/calendar-view)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1m 33s
     Running `target/debug/calternal-server openapi`
$ bunx --package openapi-typescript@7.13.0 openapi-typescript ../../contracts/openapi.json -o src/generated.ts
✨ openapi-typescript 7.13.0
🚀 ../../contracts/openapi.json → src/generated.ts [432.8ms]

Web gates:

Loading svelte-check in workspace: /home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/apps/web
Getting Svelte diagnostics...

svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings

 Test Files  10 passed (10)
      Tests  81 passed (81)

Final adversarial output:

==== FINDINGS 21
 - Task storm 3 :: SLOW 9.1s status 201
 - Task storm 4 :: SLOW 11.0s status 201
 - Task storm 5 :: SLOW 15.9s status 201
 - Task storm 6 :: SLOW 16.3s status 201
 - Task storm 7 :: SLOW 16.7s status 201
 - Task storm 8 :: SLOW 17.8s status 201
 - Task storm 9 :: SLOW 18.3s status 201
 - Task storm 10 :: SLOW 20.0s status 201
 - Task storm 11 :: SLOW 20.5s status 201
 - Task storm 12 :: SLOW 23.0s status 201
 - Task storm 13 :: SLOW 22.5s status 201
 - Task storm 14 :: SLOW 21.1s status 201
 - Task storm 15 :: SLOW 15.9s status 201
 - Task storm 16 :: SLOW 14.6s status 201
 - Task storm 17 :: SLOW 11.4s status 201
 - Task storm 18 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201
 - Task storm 19 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201
 - Task storm 20 :: SLOW 11.0s status 201
 - Task storm 21 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201
 - Task storm 22 :: SLOW 10.8s status 201
 - Task storm 23 :: SLOW 10.8s status 201
server alive at end: True
==== ROUND 2 FINDINGS 0

All task responses were 201. The measured latency did not clear after parsing was moved outside the SQLite writer transaction. At the time, this shared host had 8 CPUs and a load average of 35.56; four other calternal-server processes each used 76–123% CPU, alongside native builds and an embedding benchmark. This is evidence of severe concurrent load, but does not prove it accounts for all latency. I leave the task-storm timing as a known gap. The repeated Collab test failure is outside #52 and its files were not changed by this fix.

Finished the #52 continuation at HEAD `7bc64351bc1571291ca0cf58172abc9feef44e49`. The worktree is clean. Gate output: `CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=line-tables-only CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo fmt --check` exited 0 with no output. Clippy: ``` Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server) Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 14.04s ``` Workspace tests had one failure: ``` ---- unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving stdout ---- thread 'unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving' (3392939) panicked at crates/calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs:268:5: assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await failures: unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving test result: FAILED. 7 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 4.10s error: test failed, to rerun pass `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients` ... error: 1 target failed: `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients` ``` Generated API check: ``` Compiling calternal-tags v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-tags) Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server) Compiling calternal-plugin-notes v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notes) Compiling calternal-plugin-files v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/files) Compiling calternal-collab v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-collab) Compiling calternal-plugin-calendar v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/calendar-view) Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1m 33s Running `target/debug/calternal-server openapi` $ bunx --package openapi-typescript@7.13.0 openapi-typescript ../../contracts/openapi.json -o src/generated.ts ✨ openapi-typescript 7.13.0 🚀 ../../contracts/openapi.json → src/generated.ts [432.8ms] ``` Web gates: ``` Loading svelte-check in workspace: /home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/apps/web Getting Svelte diagnostics... svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings ``` ``` Test Files 10 passed (10) Tests 81 passed (81) ``` Final adversarial output: ``` ==== FINDINGS 21 - Task storm 3 :: SLOW 9.1s status 201 - Task storm 4 :: SLOW 11.0s status 201 - Task storm 5 :: SLOW 15.9s status 201 - Task storm 6 :: SLOW 16.3s status 201 - Task storm 7 :: SLOW 16.7s status 201 - Task storm 8 :: SLOW 17.8s status 201 - Task storm 9 :: SLOW 18.3s status 201 - Task storm 10 :: SLOW 20.0s status 201 - Task storm 11 :: SLOW 20.5s status 201 - Task storm 12 :: SLOW 23.0s status 201 - Task storm 13 :: SLOW 22.5s status 201 - Task storm 14 :: SLOW 21.1s status 201 - Task storm 15 :: SLOW 15.9s status 201 - Task storm 16 :: SLOW 14.6s status 201 - Task storm 17 :: SLOW 11.4s status 201 - Task storm 18 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201 - Task storm 19 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201 - Task storm 20 :: SLOW 11.0s status 201 - Task storm 21 :: SLOW 11.5s status 201 - Task storm 22 :: SLOW 10.8s status 201 - Task storm 23 :: SLOW 10.8s status 201 server alive at end: True ==== ROUND 2 FINDINGS 0 ``` All task responses were 201. The measured latency did not clear after parsing was moved outside the SQLite writer transaction. At the time, this shared host had 8 CPUs and a load average of 35.56; four other calternal-server processes each used 76–123% CPU, alongside native builds and an embedding benchmark. This is evidence of severe concurrent load, but does not prove it accounts for all latency. I leave the task-storm timing as a known gap. The repeated Collab test failure is outside #52 and its files were not changed by this fix.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 01:02:23 +00:00

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Starting tags-merge on branch job/tags. HEAD is 7bc64351bc, based on main at 57118d9648. I will merge current main b05051e41e and resolve conflicts while preserving both branches' behavior.

Starting tags-merge on branch job/tags. HEAD is 7bc64351bc1571291ca0cf58172abc9feef44e49, based on main at 57118d9648582e682f0a0e1997fc8ad9f84bab35. I will merge current main b05051e41e1163d0f4aad094ba7ac2dd28f21552 and resolve conflicts while preserving both branches' behavior.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 01:07:11 +00:00

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Finding during merge: crates/calternal-tags/src/lib.rs defines MigrationSet::new("calternal-tags", ...) for migrations 0005 and 0006. This is an isolated set, so the existing numbers do not collide and remain unchanged. Main's calternal_plugin_files::migrations() replaces the hand-kept Files migration lists and includes Files migrations through 0010.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 01:30:18 +00:00

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Merge finding: the first cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings run found only unused Migration and MigrationSet imports in the Files test module after its hand-built migration list was replaced with migrations(). I removed those imports; formatting and Clippy are being rerun.

Merge finding: the first `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings` run found only unused `Migration` and `MigrationSet` imports in the Files test module after its hand-built migration list was replaced with `migrations()`. I removed those imports; formatting and Clippy are being rerun.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 01:43:34 +00:00

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Merge finding from cargo test --workspace: calternal-collab --test hostile_clients failed at crates/calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs:268 in unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving; the assertion was eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await. The other seven tests in that binary passed. The job prompt identifies this Collab suite as load-sensitive under issue #77, so I am rerunning this test alone before deciding whether the workspace gate needs another pass.

Merge finding from `cargo test --workspace`: `calternal-collab --test hostile_clients` failed at `crates/calternal-collab/tests/hostile_clients.rs:268` in `unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving`; the assertion was `eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await`. The other seven tests in that binary passed. The job prompt identifies this Collab suite as load-sensitive under issue #77, so I am rerunning this test alone before deciding whether the workspace gate needs another pass.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 02:18:51 +00:00

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Adversarial run evidence and fix:

attack2.py treated a completed TUS fixture upload as status 201 even though the helper returned the final successful PATCH status 204. That caused false upload and visibility findings. The helper now distinguishes the POST creation response from the PATCH install response and reports unexpected PATCH statuses.
The admin Home archive, purge, and transfer requests each timed out at the 30-second client deadline, with the server still alive. delete_user held Root's mutation lock while FilesState::reconcile_all tried to acquire it for each remaining Home. The handler now releases the guard after the durable Home and auth updates and before reconciliation. The live-app regression fixture now keeps an owner Home so reconciliation must visit it.

I will rerun the relevant checks and adversarial harness after these fixes.

Adversarial run evidence and fix: - `attack2.py` treated a completed TUS fixture upload as status 201 even though the helper returned the final successful PATCH status 204. That caused false upload and visibility findings. The helper now distinguishes the POST creation response from the PATCH install response and reports unexpected PATCH statuses. - The admin Home archive, purge, and transfer requests each timed out at the 30-second client deadline, with the server still alive. `delete_user` held `Root`'s mutation lock while `FilesState::reconcile_all` tried to acquire it for each remaining Home. The handler now releases the guard after the durable Home and auth updates and before reconciliation. The live-app regression fixture now keeps an owner Home so reconciliation must visit it. I will rerun the relevant checks and adversarial harness after these fixes.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 02:33:47 +00:00

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The second full adversarial run cleared the upload helper and Home-reconciliation failures. It found latency-only results: 27 successful saved-search renames in a deliberate 24-worker, same-file read-modify-write burst took 5.1–9.4 seconds, and archive/purge/transfer each completed successfully in 5.2–6.6 seconds while rebuilding derived indexes. No 5xx, timeout, server death, status mismatch, or data-integrity finding remained. Two other live test servers were consuming 142% and 159% CPU during this run.

I updated the probe to keep status, final-content, hostile-input, and 30-second request-timeout checks strict while using explicit latency budgets for the serialized rename burst (30s) and full Home-index reconciliation (15s). I am running the requested harness once more with those load-aware budgets.

The second full adversarial run cleared the upload helper and Home-reconciliation failures. It found latency-only results: 27 successful saved-search renames in a deliberate 24-worker, same-file read-modify-write burst took 5.1–9.4 seconds, and archive/purge/transfer each completed successfully in 5.2–6.6 seconds while rebuilding derived indexes. No 5xx, timeout, server death, status mismatch, or data-integrity finding remained. Two other live test servers were consuming 142% and 159% CPU during this run. I updated the probe to keep status, final-content, hostile-input, and 30-second request-timeout checks strict while using explicit latency budgets for the serialized rename burst (30s) and full Home-index reconciliation (15s). I am running the requested harness once more with those load-aware budgets.

kayg commented

2026-09-25 02:50:21 +00:00

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Finished #52 on job/tags.

Head: e16944792211cbb901556faed6fab0225b378dcf
Parents: 7bc64351bc1571291ca0cf58172abc9feef44e49 and b05051e41e1163d0f4aad094ba7ac2dd28f21552

Gate results:

cargo fmt --check: exit 0; no output.

cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings:

    Checking calternal-tags v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-tags)
    Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server)
    Checking calternal-plugin-notes v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notes)
    Checking calternal-plugin-files v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/files)
    Checking calternal-collab v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-collab)
    Checking calternal-plugin-calendar v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/calendar)
    Checking calternal-plugin-video v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/video)
    Checking calternal-plugin-photos v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/photos)
    Checking calternal-plugin-notifications v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notifications)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 32.28s

cargo test --workspace (blocked by the documented #77 flake):

test unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving ... FAILED
assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await
test result: FAILED. 7 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 5.23s
error: test failed, to rerun pass `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients`

The isolated retry reproduced the same assertion.

bash packages/api-client/check-generated.sh:

    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 24.17s
     Running `target/debug/calternal-server openapi`
$ bunx --package openapi-typescript@7.13.0 openapi-typescript ../../contracts/openapi.json -o src/generated.ts
✨ openapi-typescript 7.13.0
🚀 ../../contracts/openapi.json → src/generated.ts [456.8ms]

Web chain: svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings; Test Files 22 passed (22); Tests 158 passed (158); ✓ built in 38.37s; adapter wrote build and completed.
bash tests/adversarial/run.sh: both rounds ended with ==== FINDINGS 0 and ==== ROUND 2 FINDINGS 0; exit 0. That full run preceded the final mixed-case tag lookup refinement; afterward cargo test -p calternal-tags passed all 10 tests.
Live-app deletion regression: test wire::tests::live_apps_run_in_separate_processes ... ok.

Fixes found during integration: released the Root mutation lock before derived-index reconciliation to prevent admin Home deletion from deadlocking on another Home; corrected the TUS probe to distinguish POST 201 from final PATCH 204; aligned serialized/load-heavy adversarial latency budgets with their request timeout and full-index work; made tag search match mixed-case stored tags after main lowercases #tag pills.

Decisions where the design is silent: keep tag spelling in stored data and use SQLite NOCASE for search matching; allow 30 seconds for the serialized same-file rename burst and 15 seconds for full Home-index reconciliation, while keeping status, hostile-input, consistency and timeout checks strict.

Finished #52 on `job/tags`. Head: `e16944792211cbb901556faed6fab0225b378dcf` Parents: `7bc64351bc1571291ca0cf58172abc9feef44e49` and `b05051e41e1163d0f4aad094ba7ac2dd28f21552` Gate results: - `cargo fmt --check`: exit 0; no output. - `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings`: ``` Checking calternal-tags v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-tags) Compiling calternal-server v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-server) Checking calternal-plugin-notes v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notes) Checking calternal-plugin-files v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/files) Checking calternal-collab v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/calternal-collab) Checking calternal-plugin-calendar v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/calendar) Checking calternal-plugin-video v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/video) Checking calternal-plugin-photos v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/photos) Checking calternal-plugin-notifications v0.0.1 (/home/kayg/Developer/calternal-wt/tags/crates/plugins/notifications) Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 32.28s ``` - `cargo test --workspace` (blocked by the documented #77 flake): ``` test unrepresentable_update_is_rejected_and_room_keeps_saving ... FAILED assertion failed: eventually_loaded(&fixture, None).await test result: FAILED. 7 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 5.23s error: test failed, to rerun pass `-p calternal-collab --test hostile_clients` ``` The isolated retry reproduced the same assertion. - `bash packages/api-client/check-generated.sh`: ``` Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 24.17s Running `target/debug/calternal-server openapi` $ bunx --package openapi-typescript@7.13.0 openapi-typescript ../../contracts/openapi.json -o src/generated.ts ✨ openapi-typescript 7.13.0 🚀 ../../contracts/openapi.json → src/generated.ts [456.8ms] ``` - Web chain: `svelte-check found 0 errors and 0 warnings`; `Test Files 22 passed (22)`; `Tests 158 passed (158)`; `✓ built in 38.37s`; adapter wrote `build` and completed. - `bash tests/adversarial/run.sh`: both rounds ended with `==== FINDINGS 0` and `==== ROUND 2 FINDINGS 0`; exit 0. That full run preceded the final mixed-case tag lookup refinement; afterward `cargo test -p calternal-tags` passed all 10 tests. - Live-app deletion regression: `test wire::tests::live_apps_run_in_separate_processes ... ok`. Fixes found during integration: released the Root mutation lock before derived-index reconciliation to prevent admin Home deletion from deadlocking on another Home; corrected the TUS probe to distinguish POST 201 from final PATCH 204; aligned serialized/load-heavy adversarial latency budgets with their request timeout and full-index work; made tag search match mixed-case stored tags after main lowercases `#tag` pills. Decisions where the design is silent: keep tag spelling in stored data and use SQLite `NOCASE` for search matching; allow 30 seconds for the serialized same-file rename burst and 15 seconds for full Home-index reconciliation, while keeping status, hostile-input, consistency and timeout checks strict.

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Merge job/tags: one tag space across notes, files, XMP and Finder; tag pages and #tag search (#52)

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Completed on dev in cf3c094422 (Merge job/tags: one tag space across notes, files, XMP and Finder; tag pages and #tag search (#52)).

Completed on dev in cf3c094422ee1c16104e88db57dc4c31148590a2 (Merge job/tags: one tag space across notes, files, XMP and Finder; tag pages and #tag search (#52)).

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