2.2 KiB
Accepted-snapshot alias transaction experiment
Codex-9e8r6t /root, 2026-09-11; issue 9.
The actual copied production Document::execute(SetAlias) took 581.467,
426.723 and 449.493 ms in three Windows debug samples. Complete expected
model/source, UUIDs, Undo/Redo, save state and all 37 physical fixture files
were checked. The fixture has 30 Arcadia sources and 7 supporting files.
This is a completed experiment, distinct from the historical preparation status retained in raw/README.md and raw/inputs.json. The evaluation explains the measured phases, alternatives and proposed transaction safeguards. No prepared-transaction implementation or UI responsiveness is verified here. Three uncontrolled debug observations do not establish a latency distribution, optimized-build performance or scaling.
The exact copied Document SHA256 is
2ecc2cd496d4a83fd7a32b9dc68e49f0f1cb31a06263dfd6939b4764da5b73e2.
The probe binds actual core artifacts from the successful GUIv3 build at
eeeaa1262748800c4c9aaa1eca79a7de96757358, with correction inputs4 unchanged.
Later repair save-baseline changes are outside this experiment's source scope.
The historical CLI supplied a separately preserved source expectation; its
whole-process timing was not substituted for Document execution time.
Raw results are in accepted-snapshot-01, including command/status records, compiler and Cargo bindings, fingerprints, all timing samples and separate stdout/stderr. The probe binary is identified by receipt and omitted from Git. The original helpers retain their original workspace paths and are evidence, not an instruction to run them from this archive.
Manifest: 64 payloads / 748,617 bytes, SHA256
bc9775541677f94e9c88cb3969cdb240bd8125ff0705ece08239d7935da8bf2c.
Original payload bytes are preserved with local Git text conversion disabled.
The first archive helper rejected a mistyped evaluation hash before creating
the destination; fresh file readback corrected the literal. Both helper versions
are retained. The experiment itself was not rerun or changed.