fix(recorder): one rider-confirmed exact removal for a damaged recording, typed terminal states - #1592
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…g, typed terminal states A durable RECORDING object an executor cannot attach to a session is now a classified fault with a bounded repair. - `RideDamage` names the three causes apart: `Payload` and `Metadata` are a ride's own bytes going bad on a healthy card; `Catalog` is the index failing to read, which has no repair this domain may attempt. - `RideRecoveryState` replaces the `recovered_held` flag and is the bound on automatic writes. The rider's confirmation becomes exactly one `RecorderEffect::Discard`; a failure latches `RepairFailed` (or `Unrepairable` for a read-only store), retires the request, and mints nothing further that boot. A fresh confirmation buys exactly one more attempt, with no reboot. - `Unrepairable` never mints an effect at all. - P4: a `Start` against a standing damaged object opens no session. It keeps the request, reports `RecoveryOwed` once per ask, and the pass re-raises the card. - The recovery card gains four modes with their own row tables; the two terminal modes carry Retry and a labelled Back row. `Caps`, the escape set and Back's inertness are unchanged. - A recovered object no longer admits a checkpoint or an append: those belong to a session, and minting one was an automatic write nobody asked for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…used removal by kind The board's three existing `State::Faulted` sites now name which fault produced them, through one `faulted()` helper that also announces the object, the cause and whether a repair may be offered for it. - `Catalog` (the listing could not be read, or does not hold the recovered key), `Metadata` (the continuation image does not decode) and `Payload` (the bytes are not a v3 sample/footer boundary). - The two boot sites stop raising the recording warning: the recovery card names the damage, and `REC_ERROR` means a ride log went incomplete, which is not this. The third site never raised it, which was the inconsistency. - `service_terminal` answers with a typed `StoreError`, and `discard` returns it, so a store that will take no mutation reaches Recorder as `ReadOnly` rather than as one more failed write. A removal the catalog no longer needs (`NotFound`) is success. The Discarding arm no longer raises its own warning — the caller reports the typed refusal. - One RTT line per removal attempt and per outcome, which is what the on-device acceptance reads. `debug-uart` only, for that acceptance run: `ride-damage payload`, `ride-damage metadata`, `ride-repair-fail` and `store-census`. The two fabrications go through the production seam — one `start` and one journalled checkpoint — so no card surgery is involved, and the refusal injection sits at the executor's answer without issuing a commit. All four dead-strip from the release image, and the board README documents them beside `dfu-install`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Recorder->>RideRecoveryScreen: present recovery mode
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- Around line 904-906: Rewrite the affected README sentences as complete,
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- Line 1296: Update the debug damage flow around debug_fabricate_damage so
injected damage transitions ride_recorder into the recovery state and
immediately delivers the damaged ride to App via the same offer path used during
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Adversarial review — PR #1592 (terminal ride recovery), head 90e56ded
Read the complete diff, the changed and surrounding old/new code in recorder.rs,
pass.rs, app.rs, ride_recovery.rs, flat_ride.rs, flat_store.rs, ride.rs,
debug_link.rs, plus obc-storage/src/flat/store.rs (unchanged, but it is what the
policy is about). Verified the code against the owner's policy comments 5468099058 /
5468153801 / 5468182382 / 5468196894 directly, not only against #1591. Probes were
read-only in the implementer's worktree, plus four focused test filters on obc-app.
Merge additionally waits on the on-device acceptance run on the real board,
whatever this verdict says. That run is the orchestrator's and has not happened.
Findings
Medium
M1 — the unbounded per-pass removal loop survives on the Resumable path.
recorder.rs:761 (attempting()) maps only Repairable | RepairFailed to Repairing;
Resumable falls through the other => other arm. So after a Resumable discard fails,
apply_outcome's attempt_in_flight() is None, the close stays pending, and
next_effect's object gate (holds_object(Resumable) == true, recorder.rs:691)
re-mints a full Mutation::Remove catalog commit on every pass, for ever, each one
raising REC_ERROR.
Concrete scenario: the card recovers a valid ride at boot (the ordinary
RIDE RECOVERED card, not the damaged one). The rider holds Discard. The removal
fails on media. From that pass on, the device issues one full catalog commit per app
pass against the card that also holds the map, until the rider reboots — the exact
behaviour this slice was written to end, on the same store operation, on the same card.
This is pre-existing and not a regression — before this PR both the resumable and
the damaged path looped, and the PR strictly narrows it. It is also what #1591 asked
for: the issue's state table lists Resumable's effects as plain "Discard" with no
one-per-action qualifier. So this is a spec-vs-policy gap, not an implementation
error: owner comment 5468153801 item 1 says "Run one targeted discard attempt per
rider action. Never retry every pass" without restricting it to the damaged object,
and the discard here is the same targeted Mutation::Remove.
I am not asking for it in this PR. The fix is not free — latching a failed resumable
discard into RepairFailed would show a rider "Repair failed" for a healthy ride they
chose to throw away, which is wrong copy — so it needs an owner disposition and a
child issue, not a patch bolted onto this head. Flagging it so the epic does not close
believing #1557 finding 3 is fully retired.
Low
L2 — the "the two boot sites stop raising REC_ERROR" claim describes a no-op.
ride.rs:880 takes warning_pending before the branch chain, and the
else if recovery_warning arm at ride.rs:887 is unreachable whenever
recovery_damage() is Some. So those two sites never actually raised REC_ERROR;
setting warning_pending = true there was already dead, and P1's "unintended
inconsistency" between the three sites was inconsequential. Removing it is a correct
cleanup — but the PR body and the issue both present it as a behaviour fix.
The real "no warning beside the failed repair" guarantee comes from two other places,
both genuinely new and both load-bearing: the RecoveryLatched arm at pass.rs:425
(which returns before the Failed → REC_ERROR arm can run), and the dropped
warning_pending = true in flat_ride.rs's Discarding error arm. Worth correcting
the prose so a later reader does not believe a misbehaviour was repaired that never
occurred.
L3 — Cancelled does not re-raise the card. recorder.rs:790-796 returns
RecorderVerdict::Nothing, so after an abandoned repair the rider is on Home with a
Repairable object standing and no visible card. Their only route back is pressing
START (→ RecoveryOwed → re-raise). Failed re-raises; Cancelled does not. #1591
says "the rider may confirm again", which is true only via that indirect path.
Unreachable today — neither shipped executor answers a Discard with Cancelled — so
informational, but if the item-2 contract's honest arm ever gets a producer this is the
line to change.
L4 — one assertion short on the Cancelled arm.
a_failed_repair_costs_one_attempt_and_waits_for_the_rider asserts the state returns to
Repairable and that nothing is minted unasked, but never drives the next confirm to
show it mints exactly one. I verified it by reading (Repairable → request(Discard) →
holds_object true → one mint → inflight blocks the second), so the behaviour is
right; the test just does not say so.
L5 — Repairing has no guard of its own; inflight is doing all the work. If an
executor answered a Discard token with Checkpointed or Appended (a protocol
violation), apply_outcome would clear inflight, leave recovery == Repairing and
pending == Some(Discard), and the next pass would re-mint — attempting() on
Repairing is a no-op, so the loop would never latch. Not reachable: ride.rs:1546-1550
and dispatch.rs:799-806 both answer a Discard with Discarded/Failed only.
Recording it because it is the one state in the new machine whose bound is not its own.
L6 — ride-damage guards on the executor's state, not the app's session.
debug_fabricate_damage refuses unless flat_ride is State::Idle, which correctly
refuses mid-ride. But if an app session is open while flat_ride is Idle (a start the
card refused), the injection creates a Live object with session: None, which the
next open() would then adopt through the live.session.is_none() arm. Harness-only
and the README tells the operator to run it from idle; noting it so an acceptance run
that hits a refused start does not read a confusing log.
L7 — copy nit in the width test's pin. The message names
en "Card needs service" / es "Reparación fallida"; fr "Réparation échouée" is also
18 chars → 216 px and is equally the worst case.
Note, no action
N8 — the resource comparison has no discriminating power except the one gate.
firmware/tools/resource_baseline.json was last touched 75 commits before
origin/develop's head. So the +8,384 measured_flash, +472 .bss+.data and
−472 residual-stack rows carry 75 commits of develop and cannot be attributed to this
slice at all. The PR says exactly that and claims no cause, which is the honest framing —
but it also means #1591's "expect ≈ 0 flash on default" and ".bss byte-identical"
expectations were unmeetable by construction under the one-head-build rule.
The figure that does discriminate held: compile_time_allocations.app exact-matched
at 51,368, and that table is precisely where an enum growing past the bool it replaced
would have shown. flat_ride_delta 500 unchanged, size_of::<Screen>() 104,
size_of::<RenderKey>() ≤ 304. The resident claim is verified; the flash row is not this
slice's and should not be read as such.
What I probed and cleared
The one-attempt bound, exhaustively. RecorderEffect is constructed in exactly one
place in the whole workspace — next_effect, recorder.rs:697/705/718/724. There is no
second mint site, so the state machine is the only gate that has to hold. With that:
Unrepairable(_):holds_object()isfalseandsessionisNone, so
recorder.rs:691returns beforependingis even read.request(Discard)changes
nothing. No effect is minted, ever, on any pass, after any rider action. Pinned by
an_unrepairable_recording_is_never_offered_to_the_store(20 passes) — and that test is
not a tautology: against the oldrecovered_heldflag it mints aDiscardon pass 0.RepairFailed(d):apply_outcomesetspending = Noneand returns early
(recorder.rs:775-780), so the next pass readspending == None, falls to the new
self.session?and returnsNone. Nothing is minted without a fresh
request(Discard), and a fresh one mints exactly one (inflightblocks the second in
the same pass; the state moves toRepairing).Repairing(d):inflight.is_some()returnsNoneatrecorder.rs:688before anything
else. Nothing new while in flight. (Caveat L5 for a malformed outcome.)- Converse — no wedge.
Discarded→close()(recorder.rs:829-838) sets
recovery = None,session = None, andpending = restart_after_close.then_some(Start)
which isNonehere. The nextadvanceseesis_damaged() == falseand returns
Opened(Fresh). Pinned bya_repaired_recording_lets_the_next_ride_open_in_the_same_boot
and end-to-end bythe_failed_repair_card_retries_without_a_reboot. No latch survives a
successful repair.
Deviation 4 (the cadence suppression) cannot leak into the ordinary ride path. The
predicate is self.session? at recorder.rs:712, and session and recovery are
provably disjoint: session is written in exactly two places (recorder.rs:643 in
advance, which sets recovery = None in the same breath, and recorder.rs:830 in
close()); offer_recovery refuses while session.is_some(); and advance refuses to
open while is_damaged(). So recovery != None implies session == None and vice versa.
A live ride therefore reaches self.session? with Some and checkpoints and appends
exactly as before — the ranks, the checkpoint_owed retry and the append prefix logic are
untouched. Exclusion 9 holds for the same reason: an in-ride failed close has
attempt_in_flight() == None, so it keeps its pending close and re-offers every pass,
and pass.rs:418 still raises REC_ERROR for it.
Resume edge. continue_recovered() on a Resumable object arms resume_next and
requests Start; advance sees is_damaged(Resumable) == false, opens
SessionStart::Recovered, clears recovery, and the continued ride then checkpoints on
the ordinary cadence — nothing about the new gate touches it.
Cadence bound is load-bearing, not decorative. checkpoint_due is
checkpoint_owed || now - last_checkpoint_ms >= 10_000 with last_checkpoint_ms == 0 for
a never-opened machine. a_failed_repair_costs_one_attempt_and_waits_for_the_rider drives
passes at 2 + n*CHECKPOINT_MS, so without self.session? pass 1 (now = 10_002) would
mint a Checkpoint against a recovered object and the assertion would fail. Both halves of
that test's middle assertion bite.
Cancelled arm. Returns to Repairable(d) and clears pending
(recorder.rs:790-796) only when an attempt was in flight; an ordinary in-ride cancel keeps
its pending close. A subsequent confirm mints exactly one — see L4 for the missing assertion.
P4 / phantom session. advance (recorder.rs:629-637) checks is_damaged() after
the caps refusal and before touching pending, seq or session: no session opens, the
Start stays pending, and refusal_told reports once per ask. request()
(recorder.rs:547-563) clears refusal_told and replaces pending, so a subsequent
Discard does displace the kept Start. And the kept Start cannot fire behind the rider
after a repair, because close() overwrites pending unconditionally from
restart_after_close (false on this path) — pinned by the last two assertions of
a_start_against_a_damaged_recording_re_raises_the_decision_once_per_ask.
Error mapping. ride.rs:1546-1550 maps StoreError::ReadOnly → RecorderError::ReadOnly
and everything else to Write; ReadOnly is a real store gate (store.rs:1446/1560/1587/ 1624/1674 — exhausted revision and sequence space), so the classification is honest.
NotFound = success in flat_ride.rs's Discarding arm is safe and does not wedge:
the state goes Idle, discard() answers Ok, Recorder close()s and clears, and the
store's residual ride/recovered RAM (which settle_ride does not clear on a
non-commit) is only ever read at mount, so it cannot affect this boot; the extents were
already freed by whatever removed the row. apply_outcome's match error is the only
exhaustive match on RecorderError in the workspace, so adding the variant breaks nothing;
dispatch.rs only ever constructs Write, so a host recovery flow can reach
RepairFailed but never Unrepairable. Confirmed as specified.
The warning change. take_warning has three call sites (ride.rs:880, :1569,
:2200). Mid-ride append/checkpoint failures still set warning_pending
(flat_ride.rs:444/467) and still raise REC_ERROR through ride.rs:1569, unchanged.
An in-ride failed Discard still raises it, now through Recorder's Failed verdict
rather than through warning_pending — same rider-visible result. See L2 for what the
boot-site change actually is.
The card. Four row tables verified against the modes; Row::guard() is a property of
the row, so a plain tap can never reach RecorderIntent::Discard in any mode — the only
request(Discard) is under (Gesture::Hold, Row::Discard | Row::Retry). Back rows exist
only in RepairFailed and Unrepairable. Step is inert on the one-row modes
(rows.len() > 1 guard), and row()/draw are index-safe on every table.
screen/mod.rs changes one pub use line and nothing else: Caps::modal().hold_fill() .blocks_escape() at :1095 and the named escape set at :1835 are untouched, which is
why the amended harness test's assertions do not move. Mode desync is prevented by
raise_ride_recovery() being the single raise site, reading RecorderMachine::recovery()
live through RecoveryMode::of. The Static render-key question is moot: the re-root sets
self.ui.map_dirty = true directly (app.rs:2272), and nothing between there and
stage_plan clears it — the repaint does not depend on the key moving. cancel_holds() +
hold_cancel_pending on the re-raise correctly kills an in-flight hold, which matters
because stage_outcomes (stage 1) re-roots before stage_input (stage 3) applies this
pass's gestures.
Tautology audit. All seven new tests and the two amendments drive real state. I ran
them: each_recovery_mode_offers_exactly_its_own_actions,
every_recovery_card_line_fits_in_every_language,
a_failed_repair_costs_one_attempt_and_waits_for_the_rider,
a_read_only_store_ends_the_repair_rather_than_offering_a_retry,
a_repaired_recording_lets_the_next_ride_open_in_the_same_boot,
an_unrepairable_recording_is_never_offered_to_the_store,
a_start_against_a_damaged_recording_re_raises_the_decision_once_per_ask,
the_failed_repair_card_retries_without_a_reboot, plus the four amended/existing recovery
tests — all green. I verified by reading, rather than by editing, that the two absence
assertions fail against the pre-change code (the old recovered_held gate mints a
Discard on pass 0 in both cases, and the pending-preserving arm mints one on every pass
after that).
Width budgets and deviation 3 — numbers confirmed exactly. text_width is monospace
(char_width * chars), so the pins are arithmetic: Font::Label is 12 px/char,
Font::Body 14 px/char. The budgets are correctly derived from
GuardedRowsGeometry::panel (x: 14, w: w - 28, label_dx: 12) and
draw_guarded_rows' Font::Body label — row_room = 192, body_room = 224. The claimed
pre-existing overruns are all real: body de 21×12 = 252, fr 23×12 = 276, es
20×12 = 240; damaged de 23×12 = 276, fr 24×12 = 288; continue_ride de
16×14 = 224, fr 19×14 = 266, es 16×14 = 224 — every one over its budget. The
new copy fits: worst body 216/224, worst row 154/192 (de "Wiederholen"), both matching the
pinned values. Deviation 3 is correct and the separate issue is warranted.
debug-uart isolation. The board crate has no default feature list;
debug-uart = ["obc-platform/debug-link"] is opt-in, and the handoff module that owns
the Signals and take_* functions is #[cfg(feature = "debug-link")]. All four drain
sites in ride.rs are #[cfg(feature = "debug-uart")], as are
debug_fabricate_damage, debug_arm_repair_failure, debug_census and the
repair_fail_once field. On a release build the commands cannot be parsed into an action
and cannot run. store-census is strictly read-only with respect to the card:
entries(), entry_count(), entries_ok() and free_extents() are all &self readers
with no write path, and it runs synchronously in the ride loop with no await, so it cannot
interleave with a commit.
Exclusions all hold. No obc-storage line in the diff. No new RecorderEffect
variant. No Caps, escape-set, RenderKeyKind, Screen-variant or settings change
(VERSION 18 / MIN_SUPPORTED 16 untouched). No persisted recovery state — the latch is
a RAM field in RecorderMachine. The ordinary in-ride close is untouched. No FORMAT
surface, no ride purge, no touch of store.rs:1237-1244, no timer/wake/replay.
RideRecoveryScreen::default() has no caller, so the Default mode flipping from
"damaged" (old can_continue: false) to Resumable is inert.
Policy re-derivation. I checked the Catalog → Unrepairable mapping against the
store rather than against the spec, because it is the one classification that removes the
rider's repair entirely. recover_ride is only ever entered from a catalog RECORDING
entry, so catalog_name.is_none() at flat_ride.rs:135 can only mean the re-listing hit a
media failure or was cut short — the same fact entries_ok() reports. There is no benign
"catalog is clean, journal is stale" case being mis-sentenced to Card needs service.
That matches 5468196894's "no safe automatic object-level repair… preserve the card and
direct the rider to service". The retry-without-reboot behaviour matches 5468153801 items
2 and 3; the absence of any FORMAT or companion surface matches the 5468182382 correction.
Deviation dispositions
- Boot damage line in
flat_ride.rs'sfaulted()helper rather thanride.rs—
accepted. The id and revision the acceptance criterion reads are in scope there and
nowhere else, and the single-construction-site helper is the better shape. RideRecoveryStateispub(crate)— accepted. No caller outside the crate;
the board passes aRideDamageand the screen reads the state through
RecoveryMode::of. Apubenum with no external caller would be dead API.- The width test gates only the new copy — accepted, numbers independently
confirmed (above). Pinning the pre-existing widths would freeze a real defect.
The separate issue should be filed. - The extra cadence bound — accepted, and it is the right call. It is genuinely
needed for "mints no effect at all" to be true (without it a latched failure mints a
Checkpointevery 10 s against an object nobody asked anything of), it is one line, it
cannot reach the ordinary ride path becausesessionandrecoveryare disjoint by
construction, and it is covered by an assertion that fails without it. This is the
deviation I scrutinised hardest and it comes out clean. - The
OUT/near-miss, reverted — nothing in the diff.
Verdict: APPROVE
The safety-critical property this slice exists for holds under exhaustive enumeration:
there is one mint site, Unrepairable never reaches it, RepairFailed reaches it only on
a fresh rider confirmation, Repairing is blocked while in flight, and a successful repair
leaves no latch that could wedge recording. The converse — the overshoot failure mode —
is closed too. No finding in this review is a defect in what the issue asked for.
M1 (the Resumable path's surviving per-pass loop) is a scope question for the owner and
a follow-up child, not a change to this head. L2 asks for a prose correction, not code.
L3–L7 are notes.
Merge still waits on the on-device acceptance run (scenarios A, B and C) regardless of
this verdict — that is the orchestrator's, on the owner's board, and it has not happened.
The one-attempt test now drives the confirm after a Cancel and shows it mints exactly one more attempt, and the width-test pin message names all three 216 px bodies. Review findings on #1592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e attempt too Owner ruling on M1 (#1591, #1557): "one attempt per rider action, never per pass" is unqualified, so it applies to the resumable path as well. A rider who confirmed Discard on a *healthy* recovered ride whose removal failed still had the close pending, so Recorder re-minted it every pass. The removal is one operation with two subjects, so the state now carries what the object was rather than duplicating the phase per subject: `Attempting(d)` and `Latched(d)` replace `Repairing`/`RepairFailed`, with `None` meaning a whole recovered ride and `Some(damage)` a damaged recording. `Unrepairable` drops its payload — nothing read it, and a read-only store ends a whole ride's discard where there is no damage to name. - `Failed{Write}` on a resumable discard latches `Latched(None)`, clears the pending close and returns `RecoveryLatched`: the card comes back as "Discard failed" with Retry (hold-guarded) and Back, and no REC_ERROR. - `Failed{ReadOnly}` latches `Unrepairable` for either subject. Nothing is lost: a store that will not take the removal will not take a continued ride's writes either. - `Cancelled` returns the full Resumable card — nothing was attempted and the ride is still whole, so it stays continuable. - A START against a standing failed discard re-raises the decision on the same `RecoveryOwed` path; no phantom session. The recovery state stays two bytes, so nothing resident moves. The ordinary in-ride close is untouched: a live ride's failed Save/Discard still re-offers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Delta re-review — 90e56ded..50217a62 (two test errands + the M1 fold-in)
Scope is only what moved since the approved head: f1648384 (two test additions) and
50217a62 (the M1 fold-in). Read the full delta, the updated PR body, and the affected
code in place; re-ran the recovery suites read-only in the implementer's worktree.
The M1 finding is delivered. The per-pass removal loop is now dead for both
subjects of the exact removal, and nothing I cleared in the first round has moved.
The one-attempt bound, re-derived over the collapsed states
The collapse is sound because the branch that matters is on Attempting/Latched as
variants, not on their payload:
attempting()(recorder.rs:257-266) now mapsResumable → Attempting(None),
Repairable(d) → Attempting(Some(d)),Latched(d) → Attempting(d).other => other
catchesNone,Unrepairableand a re-entrantAttempting. So a rider-confirmed
removal of a whole recovered ride now enters the same one-attempt track.apply_outcome'sFailedarm matchesif let Attempting(damage) = self.recovery, so
Attempting(None)latches exactly likeAttempting(Some(_)):pending = None, return
RecoveryLatched. That is M1 closed — the close no longer stays pending, so
next_effectcannot re-mint.next_effect's gate isholds_object(), which admitsLatched(None)and
Latched(Some(_))identically (bothtrue) — and it does not matter, becausepending
isNoneafter the latch, so the pass falls toself.session?and returnsNone. The
two subjects are treated identically at every step.Unrepairableis still excluded from
holds_object(), so it mints nothing ever, before or afterrequest().- Exclusion 9 is intact. An ordinary in-ride close has
recovery == None, which
attempting()leaves asNoneand which theif let Attempting(..)in both theFailed
andCancelledarms does not match — so the close stays pending, re-offers every pass,
andpass.rs:418still raisesREC_ERROR. That rider is still riding. - The
self.session?cadence gate is unaffected:sessionandrecoveryare still
disjoint by construction (advanceclearsrecoveryon open, and now refuses to open for
a strictly larger set of states), so a live ride still reaches it withSome.
Re-ran in the worktree: 45 recorder::tests, 7 recovery screen/recorder tests and the 4
tests/ride_recovery.rs integration tests — all green.
blocks_recording() — every caller still means the name
One production caller, advance (recorder.rs:639); the rest are tests. The body is
unchanged (!matches!(self, None | Resumable)), but the set it now covers is larger,
because Attempting(None) and Latched(None) did not exist before — and both genuinely
block recording, so the name reads true.
That is a second P4-class hole closed, which I had not called out. Pre-delta, a failed
discard of a whole recovered ride left the state Resumable, is_damaged() was false,
and advance would open a session against an object the board still holds in
State::Discarding — open() hits its _ => {} arm, no object is created, every append is
refused and the finalize fails. A phantom session, exactly the shape of P4. It is now
RecoveryOwed and the card comes back. The same applies to a START during an in-flight
resumable discard, which pre-delta opened a session that the arriving Discarded then
immediately close()d. Both are improvements the delta gets for free from the collapse.
The Attempting(None) → Resumable mapping (implementer's flag 2)
I probed this hardest, as asked. Unreachable through any production path, and benign if
it were reached.
Unreachable: the card is raised from exactly three places, and only one can fire mid-flight
— RecoveryOwed out of advance_recorder_session. On the board and on the host, gestures
reach the app only through run_pass's PassInputs, applied at stage 3
(stage_input), while an outcome is consumed at stage 1 (stage_outcomes). Neither
production host calls App::apply_gesture (only the sim and tests do, and no simulator path
offers a recovery). Combined with the item-2 executor contract — exactly one terminal
outcome before the next app pass — the state has always resolved out of Attempting before
any gesture can land. The mapping is defensive only.
Benign if it were reached — the coordinator's exact question, traced through: the re-raised
card would show Continue (unguarded) and Discard. A Continue press calls
continue_recovered() (arms resume_next, requests Start) and returns
Transition::Root(Map); apply_gesture then runs advance_recorder_session, which sees
blocks_recording(Attempting(None)) == true and answers RecoveryOwed, re-raising the card.
So no session opens — the rider gets a one-frame bounce to the Map and back, not a
continued ride. If the removal then succeeds: close() clears recovery/session/pending
and RecorderVerdict::Dropped runs end_ride_session(), which calls reset_totals(),
reset_ride() and reset_detour(). The only residue is a stale resume_next, whose sole
effect on a later START is classifying it SessionStart::Recovered rather than Fresh —
and the three resets that distinguish those two have already been performed by
end_ride_session. No phantom session, no totals leak from the deleted ride, no data loss.
If the removal fails instead, the rider lands on Discard failed and the only way forward is
Retry, whose request(Discard) clears resume_next — the path self-heals.
Worth one line of awareness: this is safe because outcomes are staged before input. If that
order ever inverts, the mapping becomes live. The doc comment at ride_recovery.rs:84-86
already names the assumption, which is the right place for it.
The Unrepairable payload removal
No board logging change and no card copy change, verified rather than assumed. The board's
damage line comes from flat_ride::faulted() reading its own State::Faulted { damage }
— untouched by the delta — and ride.rs still passes the classified RideDamage into
offer_damaged_ride. Recorder's copy of the damage was never read by the board: the only
consumer of RecorderMachine::recovery() in the workspace is App::raise_ride_recovery
(app.rs:2265) → RecoveryMode::of, and the Unrepairable arm never referenced the
payload. Msg::RideRecoveryUnrepairable is unchanged.
Neither weakened assertion loses anything load-bearing. The Catalog → Unrepairable
classification is still pinned by for_damage; what the two assertions dropped is only
"…and it remembers which damage", which nothing reads. And
a_read_only_store_ends_the_decision_rather_than_offering_a_retry gained a loop over both
subjects, so the ReadOnly arm is now pinned strictly more strongly than before.
Everything else in the delta
Cancelled→ fullResumable.apply_outcomemapsAttempting(None) → Resumable
andAttempting(Some(d)) → Repairable(d), clearingpendingin both. Correct: nothing
was performed, so a whole ride is still whole.a_failed_discard_of_a_whole_recovered_ride _costs_one_attempt_toodrivescontinue_recovered()afterwards and asserts
Opened(SessionStart::Recovered), which is the assertion that gives "still Resumable" its
meaning. Good test.- My L4 and L7 are both fixed by
f1648384: the confirm-after-Cancel now mints exactly
one and is asserted, and the width pin's message names fr"Réparation échouée"alongside
the other two 216 px worst cases. - Widths confirmed by arithmetic (Label is 12 px/char, monospace): en "Discard failed"
168, fr "Abandon échoué" 168, de "Nicht verworfen" 180, es "Descarte fallido" 192 — all
under the 224 px body budget, and all under the existing 216 px worst case, so
worst_bodycorrectly stays pinned at 216. The 168–192 claim is exact. - Copy separation is asserted, not assumed: the new
assert_ne!on the enDiscardFailed
vsRepairFailedbody is the right shape — it pins the distinction the owner ruled for
rather than the string. - No sweep needed — correct:
RideRecoverystill has no frame in the manifest and the
delta touches no other screen's drawing. - Scope: the delta touches six files, all in
obc-appand its catalogs. No
obc-storage, no board, nodebug_link, no newRecorderEffectvariant, noCaps/
escape-set / render-key / settings change. Every exclusion I checked in round one still
holds.
Note, no action
Resources were not re-measured at 50217a62. I verified the reasoning independently
rather than taking it: RideDamage is a three-variant fieldless enum (1 byte, 253 spare
values), so Option<RideDamage> is 1 byte through the niche, and RideRecoveryState is a
1-byte tag plus a 1-byte payload — 2 bytes, exactly what the pair it replaced was.
RecoveryMode gained a fifth fieldless variant and stays 1 byte, so
size_of::<Screen>() is unmoved. And CI runs resource_guard.py board --profile default
and report --profile default at the final head (ci.yml:505/521), which is the
exact-match gate itself — so the skipped local re-run costs nothing. Acceptable under the
verification budget.
Coverage nit: each_recovery_mode_offers_exactly_its_own_actions asserts
DiscardFailed's row table and its distinct copy, but never drives a gesture through a
RideRecoveryScreen::new(RecoveryMode::DiscardFailed). Nothing is at risk — handle
dispatches on Row, and the two failed modes return the same &'static [Row] — so the
behaviour is identical by construction. Recording it only because the mode is new.
Verdict: APPROVE (delta)
M1 is delivered as the owner ruled, with the correct copy split, and the collapse makes the
bound simpler rather than adding a second code path — the removal is one operation with
two subjects and the state now says so. Nothing I cleared in the first round moved, the
in-flight Continue race is unreachable and bounded, the Unrepairable payload removal is
invisible everywhere it could have mattered, and the delta closes a phantom-session hole on
the resumable path that neither of us had named. No findings requiring a change.
Merge still waits on the on-device acceptance run (scenarios A, B and C) on the owner's
board — that is the orchestrator's and has not happened. Worth noting that scenario C's
injected failure now also has a resumable analogue worth one extra minute on the board if
it is cheap: ride-repair-fail armed against a whole recovered ride would exercise the
new Latched(None) card. Not a gate; the host tests pin it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On-device acceptance status (2026-08-30): attempted, blocked by the harness, NOT run — the PR stays open. What happened: the State for the next session:
Resume recipe: fresh full power-cycle (both cables out, switch off, wait, debug cable back in) → |
1 participant
Closes #1591. Parent epic #1398. Source policy: #1557 item 3.
What was wrong
A durable
RECORDINGobject that no session could be attached to was one undifferentiated factwith one unbounded response.
State::Faultedwhen the catalogcould not be read completely, when the recovered continuation image did not decode, and when the
bytes were not a ride-v3 sample/footer boundary. All three produced the same value and the same
card. The first is a fact about the card's index; the other two are a ride's own bytes going bad
on a healthy card. Two of the three also raised the recording warning and the third did not,
which nothing intended.
failure, so Recorder re-offered it on every pass — a full catalog commit and a
REC_ERRORcard each time, until the rider rebooted. There was no way to try again on purpose and no way to
stop trying.
existed, the boot offer was one-shot,
Backis inert and the global escape is refused. Only areboot re-opened the decision.
ignored the open, every append was refused, and the finalize failed. The rider watched a riding
view that recorded nothing and was told nothing.
What this does
The three-way classification.
RideDamage::{Payload, Metadata, Catalog}is set literally at thethree existing refusal sites — no classifier abstraction, because the three sites already are the
classification. One
faulted()helper builds the state and prints one line naming the object, thecause and whether a repair may be offered. The two boot sites no longer set the
REC_ERRORwarning flag — a cleanup, not a behaviour change: review traced that the warning arm was already unreachable whenever recovery damage was reported. The behavioural guarantees are theRecoveryLatchedpass arm and the droppedwarning_pendingin the board's failed-removal path.The repair is the exact removal that already ships, and nothing wider. No
obc-storagechange,no
FORMAT, no ride purge, no newRecorderEffect. The rider's confirmation becomes exactly oneMutation::Removeof that one entry.One attempt per rider action — for both subjects of the removal (owner ruling on review finding
M1, recorded on #1591).
RideRecoveryStatereplaces Recorder'srecovered_heldflag and is thebound on automatic writes. The removal is one operation with two subjects, so the state carries
what the object was rather than duplicating the phase per subject:
Some(damage)is a damagedrecording being repaired,
Nonea whole recovered ride the rider chose to throw away. A confirmedDiscard moves the state to
Attempting(d); the answer decides where it lands:ResumableRepairable(Payload|Metadata)Attempting(d)Latched(Some(d))Latched(None)UnrepairableA failure latches the terminal state, clears the pending close, and returns a new
RecorderVerdict::RecoveryLatched; the pass re-raises the card in its new mode and raises nowarning beside it — the typed card is the one explanation. A fresh rider confirmation is not
automatic, and it buys exactly one more attempt, with no reboot.
Cancelledreturns the object towhat it was, so an abandoned discard of a whole ride puts the full Continue/Discard card back and
that ride is still continuable.
Unrepairablenever mints an effect at all, which is how "neverrisk the map" is enforced by the owner rather than by the executor. A store that refuses every
mutation reaches Recorder as the new
RecorderError::ReadOnlyrather than as one more failed write,because retrying is the one thing that cannot help there — and it ends the decision for a whole
recovered ride too, losing nothing: a store that will not take the removal will not take a continued
ride's writes either.
Unrepairablecarries no cause, because nothing reads one.P4 closed, for every undecided object.
advancerefuses to open a session while one stands. It keeps therequest — the same rule a refused start already follows — reports a new
RecorderAdvance::RecoveryOwedonce per ask on the existingrefusal_toldlatch, and the passre-raises the card. A rider who presses START is shown the one thing between them and recording.
That covers a damaged recording and a whole recovered ride whose discard failed alike — both still
own the store's ride state.
One incidental bound, in the same place. A recovered object no longer admits a checkpoint or an
append: those belong to a session. Without it a latched failure would still have minted a cadence
effect every ten seconds against an object nobody had asked anything of.
The card grew modes, not screens.
Caps, the escape set,Back's inertness, the render key,size_of::<Screen>()and the checkpoint/append/close ranks are all unchanged. The two terminalmodes carry a labelled Back row rather than an invisible gesture, because a rider who must keep
using the non-recording half of the device needs a way out they can see.
The ordinary in-ride close is untouched. A live ride's failed Save/Discard still re-offers every
pass — that rider is still riding it.
debug-uart-only commands for the on-device acceptanceFour word-tag commands, the same shape as
dfu-install, all#[cfg(feature = "debug-uart")]andabsent from the release image. Documented in
firmware/obc-fw-nrf54l/README.mdbesidedfu-install.ride-damage payloadRECORDINGobject through the production seam and journals a 7-byte append: not a whole number of samples and belowFOOTER_LEN, so the next mount takes the boundary refusal.ride-damage metadataride-repair-failstore-censusThere is deliberately no
ride-damage catalog: that cause needs a real catalog read failure, whichcannot be fabricated on a working card without risking it. Its behaviour is that no store operation
ever happens, and that is pinned host-side by
an_unrepairable_recording_is_never_offered_to_the_store.Tests
Six new in
src/recorder.rs, two new insrc/screen/ride_recovery.rs, one new intests/ride_recovery.rs, one amended.a_failed_repair_costs_one_attempt_and_waits_for_the_rider— one effect, then five passes thatmint nothing at all, then one more confirmation for exactly one more attempt. The middle
assertion is the finding: it fails against the old pending-preserving arm.
a_failed_discard_of_a_whole_recovered_ride_costs_one_attempt_too— the M1 case: latch, fivesilent passes, a START that opens nothing, one fresh confirmation for one attempt, and a
Cancelledthat puts the full Resumable card back and leaves the ride continuable.a_read_only_store_ends_the_decision_rather_than_offering_a_retry— both subjects.a_repaired_recording_lets_the_next_ride_open_in_the_same_bootan_unrepairable_recording_is_never_offered_to_the_store— twenty passes, no effect.a_start_against_a_damaged_recording_re_raises_the_decision_once_per_askeach_recovery_mode_offers_exactly_its_own_actions— the five row tables and their guards; a tapnever repairs; the hold posts exactly one Discard; Back leaves and posts nothing; the two
failed-removal modes share their rows and differ only in the line above them.
every_recovery_card_line_fits_in_every_languagethe_failed_repair_card_retries_without_a_reboot— the whole rider path over real gestures andreal passes, including that no warning card lands on top of the failed card.
damaged_recording_can_only_be_discardedre-expressed against the mode;a_card_the_rider_must_answer_refuses_the_escapetakes the new argument and its assertions do not move, which is the point.A pre-existing defect the width test found and does not fix
every_recovery_card_line_fits_in_every_languagegates this slice's copy only. The card's olderlines already overrun the 240 px panel today:
body(de 252 px, fr 276 px, es 240 px),damaged(de 276, fr 288) and the
continue_riderow label (de 224, fr 266, es 224 against a 192 px labelbudget). Including them would fail the test against copy that shipped long before it, and pinning
those widths would only freeze the defect. Reported here as a separate finding; the new keys all fit
with room to spare (worst body 216/224, worst row 154/192).
Checks run
Everything below was run in the implementation worktree at head
90e56ded.test affected --base origin/develop— dry run read first, then run. All 21 selected suitesgreen, including
rust.obc-app,rust.obc-sim,rust.obc-host-core,rust.obc-web-demo,rust.obc-skin-preview,python.repository-toolsand all eight policy guards.rust.obc-fw-nrf54lskipped locally (linux-only) — both board images were built by hand instead(below).
rust.obc-platformwas added to the plan by the second commit and run separately:38 tests green.
cargo test -p obc-app— 982 lib + 24 integration binaries, all green (re-run after the M1 delta).50217a62): fullcargo test -p obc-app, clippy on obc-app,cargo fmt --all --check+cargo fmt --checkin the board root, the three guard scripts, bothPython tools suites, and both board images (
--releaseand--release --features debug-uart).No new sweep:
RideRecoverystill has no frame in the manifest and the delta touches no otherscreen's drawing. No resource re-run:
size_of::<RideRecoveryState>()is still 2 bytes(
Option<RideDamage>fitsRideDamage's niche), so nothing resident moves.cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningsonobc-app,obc-platform,obc-sim,obc-host-core— clean.cargo fmt --all --checkpluscargo fmt --checkinfirmware/obc-fw-nrf54l,firmware/obc-bootandapps/obc-desktop— clean.check_one_home.py,check_render_keys.py,check_screen_vocabulary.py— pass.python3 -m unittest discover -s firmware/tools/tests -q(90 tests) and-s tools/tests -q(159 tests) — both OK.cargo build --release(default) andcargo build --release --features debug-uartboth succeed, so the injection commands are known tocompile. Only the default image is measured.
check: 312 rendered, 312 byte-identical.No
updatestep.RideRecoveryhas no frame in the sweep and nothing else this slice touchesdraws.
Deliberately omitted, per CLAUDE.md's verification budget:
obc test full(nothing cross-cuttingmoves),
obc suites check(no suite, workflow or registry change — every test lands in an existingfile), wake-profile isolations (no wake or scheduling term moves; this slice removes per-pass
work), mutant demonstrations, and the iOS / web / desktop surfaces beyond what the registry selected.
docs/build_docs.py --check-linkswas not run because no public doc changed — see below.Resources
One head board build (default features) against the recorded
firmware/tools/resource_baseline.json.The base was not rebuilt, so every link-level figure below is a cross-checkout record, not a
base-to-head delta, and no cause is claimed for the differences.
compile_time_allocations.appflat_ride_delta.bss+.data.uninitpoll_frame_measuredtask_frame_measuredresidual_stack_measuredmeasured_flashresource_guard.py boardandresource_guard.py reportboth pass ("allocation report matchesbaseline").
size_of::<Screen>()stays 104 andsize_of::<RenderKey>()stays within 304 — both areasserted in-tree and both held. Settings
VERSIONstays 18 /MIN_SUPPORTED16; no settingssurface is touched. The recovery state is two bytes where one
boolwas, and the card's mode onebyte where its
boolwas, which is whyappdid not move.Documentation
No public documentation changed.
docs/content/software/ui.mdmentions the recovered-ride card onlyas one of the screens that refuse the global escape, and that fact is unchanged by this slice —
nothing under
docs/content/describes the recovery decision's outcomes. The fourdebug-uartcommands are documented in
firmware/obc-fw-nrf54l/README.md, which is a README, not a public doc.Where the spec and reality differed
ride.rs; it lives inflat_ride.rs'sfaulted()helper instead, because the object id and revision the acceptance criterion asks for are in scope
there and nowhere else.
recovery_damage()keeps the signature the issue specified.RideRecoveryStateispub(crate), notpub. Nothing outside the crate needs it — the boardpasses a
RideDamageand the screen reads the state throughRecoveryMode::of— and a publicenum with no external caller would be dead API.
above.
object no longer admits the checkpoint cadence.
On-device acceptance (still owed)
Scenarios A (payload → repair → census → ride, no reboot), B (metadata, the classification proof)
and C (injected failure → latch → 60 s of silence → usable device → START re-raises → retry commits)
are specified in #1591 and are the orchestrator's to run on the owner's board. This PR is not to
be merged until that run passes.
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