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Expand Up @@ -44,3 +44,29 @@ What the decision rests on, and what it does not:
Recorded as each step completes.

- #4690 head `0026b14e83`, the post-fix candidate.

## What actually happened

- Candidate: `386303af1c` on `dev` — the squash of #4690, which carried the two regression fixes.
Its pre-merge head `26b3ff244434846149b560e28f7441afae529564` passed Cross-platform CI as run

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P2 Badge Reconcile the conflicting #4690 head SHA

This final-evidence entry identifies 26b3ff244434846149b560e28f7441afae529564 as the pre-merge head of #4690, while the same document's Evidence section still identifies 0026b14e83 as “the post-fix candidate.” Because this record uses exact-head CI to justify the release decision, the two unqualified head values leave the candidate chronology internally inconsistent. Update the earlier bullet to the final head or explicitly mark that SHA as superseded and identify which review round it represented.

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`34945255301`.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clarify the candidate CI evidence. Run 34945255301 covers pre-merge SHA 26b3ff244434846149b560e28f7441afae529564, not candidate 386303af1c. The later runs 34947608073 and 34947608122 cover the exact main commit e4a8539b957b7ae7cd278666f0364eb0f82d4ac3 and satisfy release.yml's release gate, but they do not provide exact-SHA evidence for the candidate. Label run 34945255301 as pre-merge validation, or record the exact candidate result required by step 1.

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In `@devlog/_plan/260915_2560_release_train/040_release_decision.md` around lines
50 - 52, Update the candidate CI evidence in the release decision around
candidate commit 386303af1c: label run 34945255301 only as pre-merge validation
for SHA 26b3ff244434846149b560e28f7441afae529564, or replace it with exact-SHA
CI evidence for the candidate. Do not present the main-commit runs 34947608073
and 34947608122 as candidate validation.

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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr

- `dev` moved to 2.57.0 through #4686 before any promotion, so `assert-ahead` could pass.
- `main`: #4694 merged as `e4a8539b957b7ae7cd278666f0364eb0f82d4ac3`, carrying 2.56.0. Its push
runs at that exact SHA: Cross-platform CI `34947608073` success, Service lifecycle `34947608122`
success. #4687, cut from the pre-fix `2702911708`, was closed as superseded.
- `preview`: #4698 merged as `b552b1db59`. The head was an `ours`-strategy merge, so its tree is
byte-identical to the candidate and to what `main` received; the merge exists to record the old
preview tip as a parent, which is the shape every earlier promotion onto that branch used.
- Release: `release.yml` run `34951392978`, dispatched from `main` with
`expected-sha=e4a8539b95…`, `version=2.56.0`, `tag=latest`, `dry-run=false`. Both jobs succeeded.
The publish step reported `+ @bitkyc08/opencodex@2.56.0` with a provenance statement written to
the sigstore transparency log, and tag `v2.56.0` plus the GitHub release exist.
- Registry metadata still read 2.55.0 immediately afterwards. The workflow says so itself and
instructs against republishing; a lagging read is not a failed publish.

## What shipped that the audit did not clear

Nothing. The two regressions it found were fixed before promotion, and the fix itself went through
three review rounds: the first only released in the `catch`, the second confirmed before a rebuild
that can fail without sending, and only the third confirms at the two points that reach the wire.
The accepted risks are listed in `020_regression_audit.md` and are unchanged by this release.
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