Purpose
This is a disposable, operator-approved fixture for one FailureReport
Root-to-Codex diagnostic trace smoke used by the Shea Halo OpenSourceIRL
demonstration.
It is not a request to implement or merge a CKBoost product change.
Controlled symptom
A campaign start or end timestamp can appear as the wrong calendar day when the
stored value is UTC and the viewer is in a negative UTC offset.
Diagnose the current CKBoost date-rendering path and determine:
- where storage, parsing, and display timezone semantics are selected;
- whether the behavior is a formatting-only problem or changes campaign
eligibility logic;
- what focused regression test would distinguish UTC storage from local display;
- the smallest safe implementation handoff, if the symptom is supported by the
current source.
Fixture boundaries
- Diagnose only; do not implement the change or open a pull request.
- Use the immutable repository revision supplied by the operator at runtime.
- It is acceptable for FailureReport to append its managed workpad comments and
create its diagnostic-only snapshot according to its normal contract.
- Do not publish credentials, private Nostr content, host paths, raw model/tool
payloads, or trace contents.
- If current source disproves the symptom, record that result rather than
forcing a remediation.
Completion
The fixture is complete when FailureReport reaches a deterministic diagnostic
handoff or a precise human-input request and the accompanying local native trace
is finalized. The Issue should not enter CKBoost implementation work.
Purpose
This is a disposable, operator-approved fixture for one FailureReport
Root-to-Codex diagnostic trace smoke used by the Shea Halo OpenSourceIRL
demonstration.
It is not a request to implement or merge a CKBoost product change.
Controlled symptom
A campaign start or end timestamp can appear as the wrong calendar day when the
stored value is UTC and the viewer is in a negative UTC offset.
Diagnose the current CKBoost date-rendering path and determine:
eligibility logic;
current source.
Fixture boundaries
create its diagnostic-only snapshot according to its normal contract.
payloads, or trace contents.
forcing a remediation.
Completion
The fixture is complete when FailureReport reaches a deterministic diagnostic
handoff or a precise human-input request and the accompanying local native trace
is finalized. The Issue should not enter CKBoost implementation work.