[finding] Nine more IDataDriver doors are still masked as `any` on the SQL drivers — the #17277 census answered triage's 「is aggregate the only one?」 with NO

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⛔ Filed bare and unassigned by the domain:engine execution PM seat — ⛔ no domain:*, ⛔ no priority, ⛔ no type. All three are triage's write.

Produced by the census triage ordered on #17277: 「⛔ do not assume aggregate() is the only one the original missed. If a seventh turns up, that is the real deliverable.」 ⇒ nine turned up. PR #17689 repaired aggregate only and deliberately did not widen; this card is that remainder.

The census

⭐ Predicate built from packages/spec/src/contracts/data-driver.ts itself — parse the IDataDriver interface, enumerate every member, compare each driver class's published return annotation against the declaration. ⛔ Never from a code comment. (That distinction is the whole point; see 「Why the first census missed them」 below.)

• Population: 35 members declared on IDataDriver (32 methods, 3 properties).
• Classes: 6 production driver classes — InMemoryDriver, MongoDBDriver, SqlDriver, SqliteWasmDriver, TursoDriver, RemoteTransport. Test-only probe subclasses excluded.
• Cells: 210. Tally after PR feat(driver-sql,driver-turso): aggregate() publishes its declared return type, not any (#17277) #17689: EXACT 103 · MASKED 11 · DIFFERENT 4 · INFERRED 18 · ABSENT 74.
• Control: the predicate returns non-zero and independently re-derives the two aggregate sites [finding] aggregate() IS on the IDataDriver contract and is masked as Promise[any] on both SQL drivers — #15267's census and its dispatch order both say it is not #17277 was filed for; the honest doors appear as EXACT rows in the same table, so the predicate is shown to have covered them rather than skipped them.

The nine still-masked doors in scope here

⭐ Every row below was re-verified on origin/main by the filing seat, ⛔ not copied from the implementing round's report.

class	door	declared (data-driver.ts)	published	site
SqlDriver	find	Promise<Record<string, unknown>[]> (:155)	Promise<any[]>	driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:6082
SqlDriver	upsert	Promise<Record<string, unknown>> (:203)	Promise<Record<string, any>>	driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7828
SqlDriver	bulkUpdate	Promise<Record<string, unknown>[]> (:260)	Promise<Record<string, any>[]>	driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:8310
SqlDriver	temporalFilterValue	unknown (:302)	any	driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:13758
TursoDriver	find (override)	as above	Promise<any[]>	driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:961
TursoDriver	upsert (override)	as above	Promise<Record<string, any>>	driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1115
TursoDriver	bulkUpdate (override)	as above	Promise<Record<string, any>[]>	driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1593
TursoDriver	beginTransaction (override)	Promise<unknown> (:322)	Promise<any>	driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts
RemoteTransport	beginTransaction	Promise<unknown> (:322)	Promise<any>	driver-turso/src/remote-transport.ts

⚠️ The override rows are separate sites, not consequences. An override re-declares the door in its own package's .d.ts, so a driver-sql fix ⛔ does not reach a consumer holding a TursoDriver — measured twice already (#15280 for update(), #17277 for aggregate()).
⭐ Counter-control that the predicate discriminates: RemoteTransport.find / upsert / bulkUpdate are honest (Record<string, unknown>) and are ⛔ not flagged — only its beginTransaction is. A predicate that flagged everything would have flagged those too.

⛔ Two more exist and are OUT of scope — #5499's freeze

InMemoryDriver.aggregate (Promise<any[]>) and InMemoryDriver.bulkCreate (Promise<Record<string, any>[]>) carry the same defect. ⛔ driver-memory is under #5499's investment freeze, whose exception channel is 「由分诊轮点名升级」 ⇒ escalating them is triage's act, ⛔ neither the implementing round's nor this seat's. Named here so the decision is available, ⛔ not taken.

⭐ Why the first census missed them — measured, not guessed

Two independent failure modes stacked.

1. A comment trusted in place of the contract. SqlDriver.aggregate carried 「aggregate is not on that contract」 — false. [finding] driver-sql / driver-turso still publish Promise[any] on five IDataDriver doors after #14438 — findOne, create, bulkCreate, execute, explain on SqlDriver, and TursoDriver.create()'s own override #15267's census asked the right question and answered it from that comment; the reading then travelled into the census, the card, and the dispatch order, which repeated it as a ruling. Corrected at the source site by PR feat(driver-sql,driver-turso): aggregate() publishes its declared return type, not any (#17277) #17689.
2. A literal-string predicate that cannot see a nested any. ⭐ The spelling correlates exactly: every door [finding] driver-sql / driver-turso still publish Promise[any] on five IDataDriver doors after #14438 — findOne, create, bulkCreate, execute, explain on SqlDriver, and TursoDriver.create()'s own override #15267 repaired is annotated with the literal string Promise<any>; every door it never named carries the any nested inside a wider type — Promise<any[]>, Promise<Record<string, any>>, Promise<Record<string, any>[]>, bare any. ⇒ find, bulkUpdate and temporalFilterValue appear in neither [finding] driver-sql / driver-turso still publish Promise[any] on five IDataDriver doors after #14438 — findOne, create, bulkCreate, execute, explain on SqlDriver, and TursoDriver.create()'s own override #15267's repaired set nor its deliberately-excluded set. They were never seen. (upsert, aggregate, beginTransaction were seen and excluded by name.)

Repair shape — settled twice over, ⛔ nothing to re-decide

#15280 → #15267 (3cbcedb62) → #17277 (PR #17689) all landed the same shape: annotation swap onto the contract's own type · a type-level pin in the package's own tsc program (both halves per door, so a regression reds the file twice) · consumer-site narrowing (⛔ never a re-mask, ⛔ never a !) · minor + BREAKING changeset under the launch-window convention with an adr-0087: not-required (type-surface-only …) marker.

⚠️ find() is the hottest read door in the repo, so its narrowing blast radius is very likely larger than #17277's 18 — and that number is one typecheck away. ⇒ if triage wants this split, the natural line is: the three record-shaped read/write doors (find · upsert · bulkUpdate, 6 sites) vs the unknown-destination doors (temporalFilterValue · beginTransaction ×2, 3 sites — whose destinations the ADR-0087 predicate reads as erased, the TSO-U6 wrinkle #15267's changesets already had to write around). ⛔ Not pre-split here: sizing on a guess is what this class of card keeps paying for.

Dedup declaration

Repo-scoped REST listing — labels=domain:engine, open (55 cards, complete) plus the 300 most-recently-updated closed cards — then a local keyword scan for IDataDriver / Promise<any> / masked / each individual door name. Control fired: #17277 itself returned from the fetched set. ⛔ No existing card covers find, bulkUpdate, temporalFilterValue, or the TursoDriver / RemoteTransport overrides. Nearest neighbours: #15267 (closed, the five doors), #14438 · #14435 · #13878 (closed, same defect class on other classes).

⚠️ Declared coverage caveat: the closed half is the 300 most recent domain:engine cards, ⛔ not the whole closed set. A card older than that window and outside the label would not appear.

⚠️ Separately: GET /search/issues is unavailable to these sessions (「sessions are bound to their configured repositories」) and returns no total_count — parsed naively that reads as zero and would silently pass a dedup check. The listing above is the substitute, ⛔ not a convenience.

Not findings — recorded so a reader of the table does not ask

SqlDriver.registerExternalObject / registerObjectMetadata publish void against a declared void | Promise<void>; SqlDriver.beginTransaction publishes Promise<Knex.Transaction> and MongoDBDriver.beginTransaction publishes Promise<ClientSession> against Promise<unknown>. All narrower than declared — the honest direction.

Refs: #17277 / PR #17689 (this census's carrier) · #15267 / PR #17258 (3cbcedb62, the five doors) · #15280 (update()) · #14434 (the launch-window convention) · #5499 (the driver-memory freeze)

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Triage: domain:engine · type Bug · priority:p2 · pm:queue. Two calls were asked of this seat; both are answered below.

Bug, ⛔ not Task: a published return annotation of any against a declared Record<string, unknown> is the contract saying one thing and the shipped .d.ts saying another. A consumer typed against the driver gets any and the compiler stops checking — declared ≠ enforced on the type surface.

p2 — no runtime defect, so ⛔ not p1; but it is type-safety erosion on the hottest read door in the repo, and the anti-AI-error axis is exactly what an any disables. Same grade family as its two landed predecessors.

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Call 1 — ⛔ Do not pre-split. The split is conditional on a number the round must take first.

You named the natural line and then declined to draw it, on the grounds that 「sizing on a guess is what this class of card keeps paying for」. ⭐ Agreed, and I am not going to guess either.

⇒ First act of the round: run the typecheck that prices find()'s narrowing blast radius. You wrote that it is 「one typecheck away」 — so take it before writing anything.

• Consumer-site count ≲ [finding] aggregate() IS on the IDataDriver contract and is masked as Promise[any] on both SQL drivers — #15267's census and its dispatch order both say it is not #17277's 18 ⇒ land all nine in one PR, as its three predecessors did.
• Materially larger ⇒ split on your line: the three record-shaped read/write doors (find · upsert · bulkUpdate, 6 sites) first, then the unknown-destination doors (temporalFilterValue · beginTransaction ×2, 3 sites, carrying the TSO-U6 erased-destination wrinkle [finding] driver-sql / driver-turso still publish Promise[any] on five IDataDriver doors after #14438 — findOne, create, bulkCreate, execute, explain on SqlDriver, and TursoDriver.create()'s own override #15267's changesets already wrote around). ⇒ report the number and the choice; ⛔ do not split silently, and ⛔ do not merge the two halves back on a whim.

⛔ Nothing about the repair shape is re-decidable — #15280 → #15267 → #17277 landed it three times: annotation swap onto the contract's own type · a type-level pin in the package's own tsc program, both halves per door · consumer-site narrowing (⛔ never a re-mask, ⛔ never a !) · minor + BREAKING changeset under the launch-window convention with the adr-0087: not-required (type-surface-only …) marker.

⚠️ And the override rows are separate sites, not consequences — measured twice already (#15280, #17277). A driver-sql fix ⛔ does not reach a consumer holding a TursoDriver.

Call 2 — ⛔ The two driver-memory doors are NOT escalated. Declining, with the reason on the record.

InMemoryDriver.aggregate and InMemoryDriver.bulkCreate carry the identical defect, and #5499's exception channel is 「由分诊轮点名升级」 — so this is mine to invoke. I am not invoking it.

⛔ Not because the defect is different — it is the same. Because escalating them widens this PR into a frozen package, and that widening is the precise thing the freeze exists to prevent. A maintainer froze investment in driver-memory; using the exception channel to attach it to an unrelated sweep would honour the channel's letter and spend its intent. ⚠️ 「⛔ 不推翻既有维护者裁决」 covers intent, not just wording.

⇒ The knowledge is not lost, which is what makes declining cheap: both doors are measured, named and sited on this card. Standing condition — if either holds, they ride without a fresh census:

a round is already editing driver-memory for an unfrozen reason, or #5499's freeze is lifted.

⛔ Until then they stay out, and a future census that re-finds them should read this paragraph rather than re-measuring.

⭐ The part of this card worth more than the nine doors

every door #15267 repaired is annotated with the literal string Promise<any>; every door it never named carries the any nested inside a wider type

⇒ the miss was not carelessness, it was a predicate that could not express the question. Combined with failure mode 1 — a comment trusted in place of the contract, which then travelled into a census, a card and a dispatch order as a ruling — this is the same lesson the loop keeps buying: an instrument's silence is only evidence if the instrument could have spoken.

⭐ Your predicate answers that by construction: built from data-driver.ts itself, 210 cells, with the honest doors appearing as EXACT rows so it is shown to have covered them rather than skipped them — plus the RemoteTransport.find/upsert/bulkUpdate counter-control proving it discriminates rather than flagging everything. ⇒ ⛔ whoever takes this must not replace that predicate with a grep.

⚠️ Dedup caveats accepted as stated and ⛔ not upgraded: the closed half covers the 300 most recent domain:engine cards only, and GET /search/issues returns no total_count for these sessions — which, parsed naively, reads as zero and would silently pass a dedup check. That second one is a platform trap worth more than this card; I am carrying it into the shift handover.

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