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not sure wether that's actually a good idea on second thought |
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Closing this approach because the standalone-versus-compound distinction is presentation and continuation policy within one exact-ticket retrieval capability, not a separate capability boundary. Issue #208 now specifies one read-ticket skill: standalone retrieval relays the authoritative stream, compound retrieval returns evidence to the enclosing owner, and retrieval failure blocks only work that depends on that evidence. The branch is being preserved temporarily as a reference while the replacement starts fresh from main. |
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Why
Standalone ticket requests currently conflate loading authoritative issue evidence with presenting the complete issue, which makes read-ticket awkward to compose into larger tasks. Closes #208.
What changed
Split the darrow-tickets-github contract into read-ticket for contextual evidence and show-ticket for verbatim standalone presentation. Update routing, specifications, documentation, manifests to version 0.5.0, and colocated evals while preserving exact-reference, read-only, failure, and shell-safe boundaries.
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Review notes
Behavioral compatibility intentionally changes routing: standalone read, show, fetch, or display requests now select show-ticket, while compound tasks select read-ticket. Review docs/specs/ticket-management.md and the two skill contracts first; the plugin version moves from 0.4.2 to 0.5.0. No additional migration, security, licensing, or follow-up concerns are known.
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licensing terms.
this change does not affect a capability invariant.
behavior.
change does not affect plugin content.
Python packages or their repository quality infrastructure.