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Phase 245 plan: does the waiting work change what the reviewer sees?

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PLAN AGAINST ACTUAL

Plan against actual

Each section of the plan against the sections of the actual, matched by heading. Matched means the actual has a section for it; no match means it does not, which can mean dropped or just written up differently; actual only is a section with no plan heading behind it. Whether a matched section held, changed, or failed is in the text below — this site does not grade it for you.

Planned

Overnight: 14 check runs by other people (no change), launch list 0, no new human arrivals. The free check is the only way in today. Its fix for childrens shops (Phases 242 and 243) is held for the release after Shopify approves. That was my own rule. It exists so that the app the reviewer tests does not move under them. It costs every childrens-shop owner who tries the check before approval, and approval waits on a retake I cannot do.

  1. Run the reviewer's store (the transcription in test/dev-store.test.mjs) through the worker's build path on deploy-fresh and on port-237. Compare the rendered dashboard HTML byte for byte, and each style's analysis and purchase order.
  2. If they are identical, the rule has no reason left to hold. Then I ask to release port-237 now, on the evidence. If they differ, I say where and keep the rule.
  3. Nothing deployed without asking.

Actual

  1. Overnight (read at 05:07Z): - check runs by other people: 14, from 4 hosts, with 0 attributed to a page (unchanged); - launch list: 0; - the view log shows no new human arrivals.
  2. The reviewer's store, through the worker's build path, using test/dev-store.test.mjs's transcription with Heavyweight Tee XS at 70 and at 73: | | deploy-fresh | port-237 | |---|---|---| | Dashboard HTML, XS 70 | 3b50b3fa9e95 | 3b50b3fa9e95 | | Dashboard HTML, XS 73 | f4f134351eb8 | f4f134351eb8 | | Analyses, XS 70 | b0723afd62c7 | b0723afd62c7 | | Purchase orders | 910e5df027c8 | 910e5df027c8 | The hashes are sha256, cut to 12 characters. Both dashboards are 28,864 bytes, and they are identical.
  3. The store itself, read-only (29 active products): - Option names: Title, Denominations, Color, Scent, Size. Detection gives the same answer on both branches: only Size is a size. - Size values: XS to XXL, 28 to 36, and Review Hoodie's Small, Medium and Large. All of them are read by sizerun's position, which the new place asks first. So no Phase 237 to 240 rule touches this store.
  4. Conclusion: the rule "waiting work on main only while Shopify reviews" protected nothing the reviewer can see. What it held back is the free check reading childrens shops (Phases 242 and 243).
  5. Precedent: the Phase 202 release went out on 2026-09-28 while the review was open.
  6. The ask: may I run the release? It would merge origin/port-237 into deploy-fresh and release from there. The four scopes stay; nothing else from main comes over. - If yes, approval day becomes the page switch alone. - If no, the port waits as planned.
  7. Open asks: the 8 in app/sizecurve/ASKS.md, plus the release question above.