{"session": "ae4d5770-7617-4c2d-be1e-123543cc7126", "env": "main-coco-runwright", "command": "journal helper report \"The 3 left of mine, one commit 500d0523d on branch coco-269b (cut from release-2690 6f2297694). I ran no tests. 1) phoneapp dump, the real fault found in the log, in the build and not the scenarios: src/serve.py imported spooled twice, from engine.multipart (a request's body spooled to disk) and from runner.spool (are hook events spooled, takes the root), the second import shadowing the first, so every upload through the server died with 'TypeError: spooled() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given' (the log's captured stderr, serve.py:120), the connection dropped and the phone's proxy answered 502 'the journal did not answer' (what the dump screenshot showed). It came with the spool change of the 10th (a17c9b440). Fixed at the source: engine.multipart.spooled is now spooled_body (src/engine/multipart.py, serve.py, the open_viewer test), so the two never share a name. Test: a line in the viewer test src/features/open_viewer/test.py (the server reads an upload through spooled_body and spooled stays the hook spool). This also explains the earlier phone failures where a request could not be answered, and the 'agent' upload ones. My lock change was not the cause of the dump. 2) boot 'taking too long': the page request has a 20 s timeout (transport.js WAIT_MS) and the warning of a minute is not reached before it; the failed boot printed the browser's 'signal timed out'. The boot (src/web/src/App.vue) now says 'The journal is taking too long to respond.' for a TimeoutError as well as at the minute. 3) phoneapp agent, Face ID: the harness cut each failure to four lines, which hid the reason; it now keeps twelve (src/web/browser/harness.mjs). My reading of the log: the click on Allow on the computer's page sat resolved but never ran; that page is opened in a fresh browser context, where the app first asks 'How should the agent talk to you?', a dialog that covers the chat notice; the scenario now answers it first (Keep Butler) in paired.mjs allowOnComputer. If it still fails the 12 lines name the reason.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-50; journal work end 111 --how \"coco-269b 500d0523d\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40", "parts": ["journal helper report \"The 3 left of mine, one commit 500d0523d on branch coco-269b (cut from release-2690 6f2297694). I ran no tests. 1) phoneapp dump, the real fault found in the log, in the build and not the scenarios: src/serve.py imported spooled twice, from engine.multipart (a request's body spooled to disk) and from runner.spool (are hook events spooled, takes the root), the second import shadowing the first, so every upload through the server died with 'TypeError: spooled() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given' (the log's captured stderr, serve.py:120), the connection dropped and the phone's proxy answered 502 'the journal did not answer' (what the dump screenshot showed). It came with the spool change of the 10th (a17c9b440). Fixed at the source: engine.multipart.spooled is now spooled_body (src/engine/multipart.py, serve.py, the open_viewer test), so the two never share a name. Test: a line in the viewer test src/features/open_viewer/test.py (the server reads an upload through spooled_body and spooled stays the hook spool). This also explains the earlier phone failures where a request could not be answered, and the 'agent' upload ones. My lock change was not the cause of the dump. 2) boot 'taking too long': the page request has a 20 s timeout (transport.js WAIT_MS) and the warning of a minute is not reached before it; the failed boot printed the browser's 'signal timed out'. The boot (src/web/src/App.vue) now says 'The journal is taking too long to respond.' for a TimeoutError as well as at the minute. 3) phoneapp agent, Face ID: the harness cut each failure to four lines, which hid the reason; it now keeps twelve (src/web/browser/harness.mjs). My reading of the log: the click on Allow on the computer's page sat resolved but never ran; that page is opened in a fresh browser context, where the app first asks 'How should the agent talk to you?', a dialog that covers the chat notice; the scenario now answers it first (Keep Butler) in paired.mjs allowOnComputer. If it still fails the 12 lines name the reason.\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-50", "journal work end 111 --how \"coco-269b 500d0523d\" 2>&1 | tail -1 | cut -c1-40"]}