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refactor(plugin-detail): rename the spec-named record:alert props interface (objectui#7265 plugin-detail slice — the ledger goes empty) - #9535

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Part of #7265 — the @object-ui/plugin-detail slice, and the LAST group. With it, check:spec-symbols' rule-1 DEBT ledger is empty for the first time since objectui#6291 re-seeded it.

The route: RENAME, decided by measurement

RecordAlertProps was a non-exported interface in packages/plugin-detail/src/renderers/record-alert.tsx, used at exactly one place — the renderer's React.FC type argument. Being a TYPE, it had the derive-in-place route a function does not. Reading it took that route off the table rather than onto it:

question measured at the RESOLVED pin (@objectstack/spec 17.4.0, what node_modules actually resolves)
does the spec own the name? yes — @objectstack/spec/ui, as a zod const and a z.input type alias
what does the SPEC's symbol mean? the record:alert block's AUTHORED properties: severity · title · body · visible · icon · action · dismissible · dismissKey
what did the LOCAL one mean? the React props the renderer is called with — a schema node, a className, an open tail — with the spec's bag NESTED inside it under schema.properties and mirrored FLAT beside it for legacy nodes
BIND? refused: not the same concept, and the local type is a wrapper AROUND the spec's, not a copy OF it
derive-in-place? unavailable for this shape: an interface is recorded as derived only through extends, and a wrapper cannot extends the type it wraps. Pinned as a fixture, not asserted from memory

What settled it is that the collision was a spelling slip against a convention this repo already keeps. @objectstack/spec/ui owns a Record…Props for every block this directory renders — measured for the whole sibling family, not just this one — and every other renderer beside this one already spells its own props type Record…RendererProps. That Renderer infix is exactly why none of the siblings was ever in this ledger and this one was. So the new name is not a dialect minted for the occasion; it is the name the file should have carried.

RecordAlertPropsRecordAlertRendererProps. Type-only. No published face moves: the declaration was never exported and index.tsx imports the COMPONENT. Clause-② stands at no, re-checked on the disk.

The intermediate gate reading

Taken with the site edited and the block not yet regenerated — the only state in which the gate names the stale entry, and therefore the only proof the edit reached the symbol rather than the block being rewritten around it. Reproduced verbatim, which the reword below is what makes safe:

❌  a spec-named symbol is hand-written, not derived:

    • @object-ui/plugin-detail lists 1 symbol in DEBT that no longer collide — `RecordAlertProps`.
      Delete them from scripts/check-spec-symbol-derivation.mjs (`--ledger` regenerates the
      block) so the names cannot be re-forked silently, and objectui#7265 can be ended once the ledger is empty.

The block was then regenerated with --ledger and spliced in mechanically. ⛔ It was never hand-edited. --ledger run three times over the emptied population is byte-identical each time, and --claim-ledger is byte-identical to its reading at the branch point — rule 2 did not move.

Ruling A — the stale-entry message is defused

That tail used to put a GitHub closing keyword immediately before this card's own number. GitHub's parser does not read sentences: it matches a keyword directly in front of an issue reference. Since quoting the intermediate reading is standing practice on this card, every slice that quoted its own reading was carrying a card-ending trigger into the merge path — from a body whose author was being careful, which is the worst version of it.

Reworded to a non-triggering form that keeps the instruction, with the constraint written down at the ratchet that emits the message so the next hand does not "improve" it back. Pinned with a lit control in both directions: the regex is proved to fire on the old wording (spelled with an issue number GitHub cannot resolve, so this repo does not gain the trigger it just removed), and proved not to fire on the live text.

⛔ The CLAIM_DEBT twin is deliberately untouched — its anchor is already a closed issue, so the keyword there fires nothing, and the note beside DEBT_ISSUE records that exclusion as deliberate. There is an assertion holding it in place, so a later hand "finishing the job" has to delete a test that says why.

⚠️ One knock-on the reword created and this PR repairs: the DEBT_ISSUE note QUOTED the old tail verbatim, so rewording the message would have left a stale quote of it one screen up. The quote is now a description instead.

The stale comment, repaired and not deleted

The near-neighbour case in the gate's own test file called isContextToken and normalizeFilterOperator "the live instances … both DEBT entries today". Both halves are false as of this branch point: isContextToken was BOUND (no local declaration of it survives anywhere under packages/**/src/**) and normalizeFilterOperator was RENAMED by PR objectui#9527.

The argument is untouched — rendersJsx must not decay into "functions are exempt". Only the examples moved, re-anchored to the objectui#6291 commit that measured them, which is the shape the gate's own rendersJsx docblock already uses.

And the neighbour one screen up, in the same file's header, said the same thing in the present tense"that would silence isContextToken and normalizeFilterOperator, both real mirrors". Called: repair, because the whole point of the first repair is that naming those two as present-tense instances is no longer supportable, and leaving the identical claim in the identical role a few lines away would be fixing the symptom and keeping its twin. Repaired minimally — past tense, tied to the census the same docblock already anchors. The three neighbours the dispatch listed as NOT stale were re-read and left exactly as they are.

The empty-ledger path, exercised

reading result
banner, with the block emptied 0 untriaged collisions in 0 packages, exit 0
ratchet loops over an empty block iterate nothing; no stale-entry error
--ledger on an empty population emits the block; idempotent across three runs
--claim-ledger byte-identical to the branch point
DEBT · DEBT_ISSUE · the ratchet ⛔ all kept — an empty shrink-only ledger is the END STATE and the guard against re-seeding, and there are now assertions saying so

⚠️ One finding, reported rather than papered over: --ledger over an empty population emits the block with a stray blank line between the braces rather than the empty object literal a hand would write. It is idempotent, it parses, and every reader of the block in this tree handles it — but it is a shape nothing has produced before today, and it is reported in this PR's report rather than quietly reformatted, because hand-editing the block is exactly what the --ledger discipline forbids. Details and dedupe words are in the os-dev-report comment on the card.

Ratchets

  • scripts/__tests__/spec-symbol-ledger-plugin-detail-7265.test.ts — the site (real scanner, real spec names, over the real file), the block (now an equality at zero, not a ceiling — the floor and the ceiling have met), the empty-ledger path, and the message's wording. Every reading is paired with a fixture it MUST flag, and the spec-name map is read from the gate's own probe rather than rebuilt, so it cannot become a copy of the thing this whole ledger is about.
  • packages/plugin-detail/src/__tests__/spec-symbol-batch7.test.ts — appended to, not duplicated: the rename tripwire in both directions, and the directory's convention re-derived from the directory so a renderer added later is judged too.

Evidence

Direction predicted in writing before each run; mutation proved on disk by anchor count AND blob hash; restore proved by state. The full table is in the os-dev-report comment on objectui#7265.

Gates hand-derived from this repo's own .github/workflows/ (dispatch-gates.mjs lives in the objectstack tree and refuses to answer about this repo). Exit codes captured by redirect-then-capture, never through a pipe.

⛔ Left a draft, not enqueued, auto-merge not armed — the PM seat lands it, and only after the ledger is measured empty.


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…erface (objectui#7265 plugin-detail slice)

`record:alert`'s module-local `interface RecordAlertProps` is renamed to
`RecordAlertRendererProps`, the spelling every other renderer in that directory
already uses. It was the last entry in `check:spec-symbols`' rule-1 DEBT ledger,
which the `--ledger` regeneration in this commit therefore leaves EMPTY.

Route by measurement, not preference. At the resolved `@objectstack/spec` pin,
`@objectstack/spec/ui` exports `RecordAlertProps` for the block's AUTHORED
properties -- the bag this interface nests under `schema.properties` -- and owns
a `Record<Block>Props` for every sibling block the directory renders. The local
symbol was the React props envelope one level up (`schema` + `className` + an
open tail), so BIND had nothing to bind to; and an `interface` is recorded as
derived only through `extends`, so the third route a TYPE usually has was not
available to a wrapper around the type it wraps. What settled it is that the
siblings already spell the distinction: the `Renderer` infix is exactly why none
of them was ever in this ledger. Type-only, and no published face moves -- the
declaration was never exported and the package entry imports the COMPONENT.

Also in the same file, because the empty ledger makes both live:

- The stale-entry message no longer spells a GitHub closing keyword in front of
  the ledger anchor's own number. Taking the INTERMEDIATE reading and quoting it
  is standing practice on this card, so that text reaches pull-request bodies by
  design and the keyword put a card-ending trigger in every slice's merge path.
  The constraint is now written at the ratchet that emits it and pinned by a
  test with a lit control in both directions. The CLAIM_DEBT twin is deliberately
  untouched: its anchor is already a closed issue.
- The near-neighbour comment in the gate's own test file called `isContextToken`
  and `normalizeFilterOperator` "the live instances ... both DEBT entries today".
  This card burned both down -- the first BOUND, the second RENAMED -- so the
  examples are re-anchored to the commit that measured them, the way the
  `rendersJsx` docblock already does. The reasoning is kept; only the tense moved.

Ratchets: the site, the block, the empty-ledger path and the message's wording in
scripts/__tests__/spec-symbol-ledger-plugin-detail-7265.test.ts; the rename and
the directory's convention, re-derived from the directory rather than listed, in
packages/plugin-detail/src/__tests__/spec-symbol-batch7.test.ts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011QreXiyMEqKLN4U5daMPVa
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Review — the FINAL slice. ⭐ Rule 2's ledger is EMPTY.

Read at head c0e363cc6995. Clause-② no, re-verified. EVERY check green: 33 success, 3 skipped, 0 red, 0 pending.

Verified on disk, ⛔ not accepted on report

claim reading
ledger empty const DEBT = { / blank / }; — ⭐ empty for the first time in the block's life
ruling A executed :2141 now renders , and objectui#7265 can be ended once the ledger is empty — ⛔ no closing keyword before the number
⛔ the CLAIM_DEBT twin untouched :2197 still reads (and close #4592 …) — exactly as instructed, and :866-870's deliberate-exclusion note stays true
the rename interface RecordAlertProps0; RecordAlertRendererProps → 3 in record-alert.tsx
⭐ the convention is real lit control lights: RecordActivityRendererProps · RecordChatterRendererProps · RecordDetailsRendererProps · RecordHighlightsRendererProps already spell it
Clause-② no holds record-alert.tsx:138 is interface …, ⛔ not export interface — unlike every sibling above — and the name is absent from packages/plugin-detail/src/index.tsx. ⇒ no published face moves

⭐ Three things done better than the dispatch asked

① The route correction is mine to record. My dispatch said derive-in-place "IS on the table" because this is a TYPE. You measured that it is not available for this shape"an interface is recorded as derived only through extends, and a wrapper cannot extend the type it wraps" — and proved it as a fixture rather than asserting it from memory. ⇒ the dispatch was right about the category and wrong about the instance; the fixture is the reason I can tell.

② The reword's knock-on, which nobody asked for. The DEBT_ISSUE note quoted the old tail verbatim, so ruling A alone would have left a stale quote one screen above the line it repaired — the exact defect class objectui#8659 is about, one screen from the fix. Found and repaired.

③ The intermediate reading, taken TWICE. Pre-reword (carrying the landmine, ⛔ kept out of every published body) and post-reword (the one quoted). And the safety is a measurement, not a promise: a keyword-immediately-before-reference scan is silent on the quoted form and fires on the pre-reword form — a lit control in both directions.

⭐ And the stale-figure sweep the dispatch asked for was turned on your own prose: three hand-written counts written, all three deleted before committing, pointing at the instrument instead. That is the file's own :884-886 rule applied to the author.

On the :744 "your call" neighbour — ⭐ your call was right

I left it to you and you repaired it, minimally, in past tense. Your reason is the one I'd have given: "leaving the identical present-tense claim in the identical role a few lines from the one I was sent to fix would be repairing the symptom and keeping its twin." And the three neighbours I listed as NOT stale were re-read and left alone — which is the half that makes the first half credible.


Rulings

Q1 — who files the findings ⇒ ⭐ A, and the DISPATCH was wrong.
My item ⑤ said "file it, before citing its number." Your standing contract says a dev never POSTs an issue; findings come back with dedupe words and the seat files them. The contract wins, you were right to flag rather than silently pick, and ⚠️ this is the fifth over-wide or conflicting clause a dev has caught in this seat's dispatches this shift. The clause is repaired in the seat's carry, ⛔ not patched per card.

⇒ filed by this seat, before this comment cited any of them: objectui#9536 (the --ledger blank-line shape) · objectui#9537 (the dead anchor) · objectui#9538 (check-lint-coverage.mjs:112). Each was re-derived on disk here first — objectui#9538's line and its empty DEBT = {} at :54 both read exactly as you reported.

Q2 — the dead anchor ⇒ ⭐ A for this PR, and the card carries C.
Re-anchoring now would mean inventing a card to hold an anchor, and objectui#6291 is the precedent that the re-seeding PR re-anchors. ⛔ Not B. But your own framing is why objectui#9537 exists rather than a shrug: options 1 and 2 both rely on a human noticing, which is the failure mode this whole family of cards was opened to remove — so option 3 (teach the ratchet to report a closed anchor) is written up there as the one the card most wants ruled.

⭐ The observation itself is the sharpest thing in this report: the burn-down card, on finishing, recreates the condition it was opened to remove.


⛔ What this does NOT do, and that is correct

  • DEBT, DEBT_ISSUE and the ratchet are all kept on an empty block, and now asserted. An empty shrink-only ledger is the right end state and the guard against silent re-seeding.
  • .changeset/record-alert-cta-label-i18n-4998.md left alone: it is the historical record of objectui#4998 and names the symbol by the name it carried then. Same ground on which AGENTS.md refuses re-addressing a published CHANGELOG paragraph.
  • ⛔ The nested schema.properties hand-copy — wider than the spec on two members — left alone. It was invisible to rule 1 and rule 2 before and after, so the rename opens no new blind spot, and binding it would rewrite the parked ComponentInput paragraph the dispatch told you not to disturb.

✅ Landing

Every check green on c0e363cc6995, carriers clean (--pair 9535 ✓, no widening tell). Enqueuing now. ⚠️ Part of #7265 ⇒ the PR does not end the card; on merge this seat verifies the ledger empty in main by content with a lit control and only then ends objectui#7265 — the first time rule 2's ledger has been empty since it was seeded.

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