{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "journal work end 126 --how \"cli-fails-fast reset onto retry-leftover; diagnostics feature was switched off in Settings on 5 Oct, nothing broken\" 2>&1|tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 4022 closed with nothing changed, because nothing is broken. cli-fails-fast: reset onto the retry-leftover tip (57b25382f), no commit of mine left (Coco's 28274faa5 covers everything mine did). Diagnostics: Smart Farmers' developer faults feature was switched off, not broken. Its row (environment main, feature 11, dev_faults) says enabled false, updated at 06:45:12 on 5 October, one minute after the log's last line (06:44:56); that is when the viewer posted its settings (the overlap notices just before it are the viewer saving settings twice). The diagnostic log is a behaviour of that feature and its handlers are only registered while the feature is on, so with it off nothing is measured or written, and no slow-request evidence exists for the 10 October stretch. The feature is on by default only in a project the journal itself develops. Re-enabling is a switch for the user (Settings, Developer, or journal feature in that project); I left their record alone. A decision for you: if the log should be a flight recorder that survives the feature switch, it has to be split out as its own always-on piece (a tiny feature of its own), because the engine layer cannot write it without importing features; say so and I will build it, with a test that a slow request is logged with developer faults off.\" 2>&1|tail -1", "parts": ["journal work end 126 --how \"cli-fails-fast reset onto retry-leftover; diagnostics feature was switched off in Settings on 5 Oct, nothing broken\" 2>&1|tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 4022 closed with nothing changed, because nothing is broken. cli-fails-fast: reset onto the retry-leftover tip (57b25382f), no commit of mine left (Coco's 28274faa5 covers everything mine did). Diagnostics: Smart Farmers' developer faults feature was switched off, not broken. Its row (environment main, feature 11, dev_faults) says enabled false, updated at 06:45:12 on 5 October, one minute after the log's last line (06:44:56); that is when the viewer posted its settings (the overlap notices just before it are the viewer saving settings twice). The diagnostic log is a behaviour of that feature and its handlers are only registered while the feature is on, so with it off nothing is measured or written, and no slow-request evidence exists for the 10 October stretch. The feature is on by default only in a project the journal itself develops. Re-enabling is a switch for the user (Settings, Developer, or journal feature in that project); I left their record alone. A decision for you: if the log should be a flight recorder that survives the feature switch, it has to be split out as its own always-on piece (a tiny feature of its own), because the engine layer cannot write it without importing features; say so and I will build it, with a test that a slow request is logged with developer faults off.\" 2>&1|tail -1"]}