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• the operator reads errors at /metrics/errors (ADR 0101), the prototype A Inbox with its C Timeline as the operator chose: the error issues of one status with their counts, exact error rates, last seen and last 24 hours; the selected issue latest occurrence as cards and its kept occurrences as a timeline; the timeline of every kept event; and a page load or account journey from any row. Resolve, Ignore and Reopen are a server function behind the /metrics operator door and the CSRF middleware, the view one write: loot_metrics migration 0006 grants metrics_read UPDATE on status, resolved_in and resolved_at only, and a resolve names the release its source last ran. the door check is one function both readers share; /metrics links to the view. pinned in errors.pg.test.ts, 4 view tests over Postgres 18; red under named mutations, each restored, failed and passed: the rate without the counts, the sparkline reversed, a resolve naming no release, a reopen keeping the resolve, the whole issue writable (each 1 and 3). site suite 1071 passed (lwsvmskl) c6963d13 · dbf3dbe6…
• the errors view reads a range with totals and a chart over four tabs, issues, events, routes and releases, each filtered and searched, and opens every event whole, its fields, spans, error chain, breadcrumbs and journey, and no page scrolls sideways at any width; route templates fold every public repository path to one per verb and key the per-minute counts and the issue routes, which migration 0008 folds and indexes, so a tab answers in 30 to 350 ms at the live shape where it took 14 to 26 s. pinned: the search fills nothing in, a template per verb, the event filter binds every value; red under named mutations, each restored. site gate 1093 passed, pg suites 18 passed over Postgres 18 (usyyyzkx) Perf-Baseline: reset object_gets and graph_sorts moved with 587f93b, whose negotiation workload now builds the forge push a land makes (opywoozo); this change touches no Rust 71c23069 · dbf3dbe6…diff

Renames are not followed. loot's tree maps a path to an address, so a rename is a delete and an add. This list is the history of the name, not of the bytes.