{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock; journal work end 30 --how \"3788 committed and checked in a browser\" 2>&1 | tail -1; journal helper done 3788 \"a seen new feature stays seen; failures reported, kept and resent\" 2>&1 | tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 3788 done on branch seen-sticks, tip 3520ae881, one commit on origin/main 2.267.35. Honest finding first: I could not reproduce the live failure. With main's own build in a scratch viewer, Not now posted /api/new-feature (200), the seen file was written and the next list was empty, and a reload did not bring the dialog back, so route, root and client path are right. What I changed so it cannot repeat or hide: (1) a failed seen POST is no longer swallowed: it is reported to the journal's diagnostics (report 'threw', where 'POST /api/new-feature'), kept in the browser, and sent again before the next list; (2) a seen announcement leaves the queue before the POST returns; (3) the button now counts as seen first and then applies the voice, so a failing profile or settings save can no longer leave the dialog to come back; Not now, Escape and closing all already went through the same dismissal. (4) The one-client check ('Only the API client names an endpoint', NewFeatureDialog.vue:24): the artwork address now comes from the API client (publicUrl), the dialog just takes the ready address; scripts/checks/one_client.py passes. Browser scenarios run in the scratch viewer with the new build, each followed by a reload: Not now, Escape and the button each closed the dialog, the server listed none unseen after, and the dialog stayed gone after the reload. Tests run: web/tests/newFeature.test.js, 7 passed (including a failed seen that is reported, kept and resent, the queue leaving before the answer, and the button counting as seen when applying the voice fails). If it still returns on the live journal after this release, the diagnostics log will now name the failing POST and its message; the one live thing worth checking meanwhile is whether .journal can be written (a nearly full disk makes the server refuse the write and answer an error).\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "parts": ["cd /Users/jessegall/projects/agent-journal/.claude/worktrees/update-lock", "journal work end 30 --how \"3788 committed and checked in a browser\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "journal helper done 3788 \"a seen new feature stays seen; failures reported, kept and resent\" 2>&1 | tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 3788 done on branch seen-sticks, tip 3520ae881, one commit on origin/main 2.267.35. Honest finding first: I could not reproduce the live failure. With main's own build in a scratch viewer, Not now posted /api/new-feature (200), the seen file was written and the next list was empty, and a reload did not bring the dialog back, so route, root and client path are right. What I changed so it cannot repeat or hide: (1) a failed seen POST is no longer swallowed: it is reported to the journal's diagnostics (report 'threw', where 'POST /api/new-feature'), kept in the browser, and sent again before the next list; (2) a seen announcement leaves the queue before the POST returns; (3) the button now counts as seen first and then applies the voice, so a failing profile or settings save can no longer leave the dialog to come back; Not now, Escape and closing all already went through the same dismissal. (4) The one-client check ('Only the API client names an endpoint', NewFeatureDialog.vue:24): the artwork address now comes from the API client (publicUrl), the dialog just takes the ready address; scripts/checks/one_client.py passes. Browser scenarios run in the scratch viewer with the new build, each followed by a reload: Not now, Escape and the button each closed the dialog, the server listed none unseen after, and the dialog stayed gone after the reload. Tests run: web/tests/newFeature.test.js, 7 passed (including a failed seen that is reported, kept and resent, the queue leaving before the answer, and the button counting as seen when applying the voice fails). If it still returns on the live journal after this release, the diagnostics log will now name the failing POST and its message; the one live thing worth checking meanwhile is whether .journal can be written (a nearly full disk makes the server refuse the write and answer an error).\" 2>&1 | tail -1"]}