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[repo:objectui] Edit affordance is derived from the object-level writeScope only — a user holding a record-level edit share (sys_record_share) sees no Edit button while PATCH on the same record succeeds #10107
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Refinement from a second, independent UI run (same app, 17.2.0, role account
部门填报人员withwriteScope: 'own'+ sharing-ruleeditgrant):- Record page header: no Edit button — reproduces as reported.
- Grid inline edit (
行内编辑toggle on the list view): works for the same user on the same rows — cells accept input and the PATCH succeeds. So the two surfaces disagree with each other, not only with the server: the grid's editability check evidently consults something the record page's affordance check does not (or simply lets the server decide). - Practical consequence: the user believes they have no edit permission (the record page says so), while the list view would have let them edit. The first run's "inline edit could not be driven" was an automation issue, not a product one — corrected here.
Suggests the fix is to make the record page use the same capability source as the grid (or the server-resolved per-record capability), rather than the object-level
writeScope.补一组 17.2.0 上的实测数据 —— 现象比标题描述的范围更宽:记录页的「编辑」按钮对每一个非平台内置管理员账号都不出现,与该账号在权限集里的
allowEdit/writeScope/allowDelete无关,也与是不是记录 owner 无关。同一套元数据、同一个 dev 实例(17.2.0,SQLite,单租户,SharingServicePlugin 生效),逐个账号打开记录页数「编辑」按钮:
账号 对象 权限集(该对象) 是否 owner 记录页「编辑」 平台内置管理员 kpi_entry_sheetallowEdit ✓ allowDelete ✓ org/org 否 有 hr_reviewerkpi_entry_sheetallowEdit ✓ allowDelete ✗ org/org 否 无 hr_reviewerkpi_entry_lineallowEdit ✓ allowDelete ✗ org/org 否 无 hr_reviewerkpi_indicatorallowEdit ✓ allowDelete ✓ org/org 否 无 exec_leaderkpi_entry_sheetallowEdit ✓ own/own 否 无 dept_reporterkpi_entry_sheetallowEdit ✓ own/own 否 无 dept_reporterkpi_entry_sheetallowEdit ✓ own/own 是(把 owner_id改成该用户后复测)无 dept_reporterkpi_entry_lineallowEdit ✓ allowDelete ✓ own/own 否 无 两条超出原描述的地方:
writeScope: 'org'的账号(hr_reviewer)同样没有「编辑」——原文归因是「记录级共享没被查询、只看对象级 writeScope」,但 org 范围根本不需要查记录级共享就该通过。- 原文写「Control: the same user on a record they own → Edit button shown」,在 17.2.0 上复现不出来:把记录
owner_id改成该用户后,「编辑」仍然不出现。
GET /api/v1/auth/me/permissions返回的对象权限位都是对的(上表即取自该响应),POST /api/v1/security/explain对operation: "update"也一律allowed: true(object_crud:grants…sharing:widens),PATCH /api/v1/data/<object>/<id>同样 200 —— 服务端三处都放行,只有页面上没有入口。列表视图行菜单与相关列表行菜单的判定与记录页头不一致:同一个
dept_reporter账号,填报单详情「相关」页签里kpi_entry_line的行菜单是有「编辑」「删除」的(点进去撞的是 objectstack-ai/objectstack#15259),而记录页头没有。所以至少存在两套 affordance 判定,记录页头这一套对非平台管理员一律判否。影响面:这条挡死的不只是「编辑」按钮本身,还有主从子表——
inlineEdit: 'grid'的可编辑明细网格只长在新建 / 编辑表单上,记录页进不去编辑表单,业务角色就完全够不着它。环境:
@objectstack/*17.2.0(runtime / console / spec)· Node 22 · better-sqlite3 · 单租户 · Chromium 1440×900 · zh-CN。应用:objectstack-ai/kpi。Triage: lands in
objectstack-ai/objectui(console edit-affordance derivation) ⇒repo:objectui; typeBug;priority:p2unchanged;pm:queue.securitylabel retained.Rationale: the card measures the console deriving the Edit affordance from the object-level
writeScopealone, so a user holding a record-level grant through a sharing rule is shown no Edit button on a record they may in fact edit. The permission data is correct; the console's reading of it is not ⇒ objectui. Alreadyrepo:objectui; the missing piece was a state label.⚠️ Thesecuritylabel is kept, and the direction matters — read it before grading it higher. This fails closed, not open: a permitted user is denied an affordance. That is a usability defect wearing a security label, ⛔ not an exposure. If it had failed the other way (an affordance shown to someone without the grant) it would be p1 and would not be waiting in a queue.priority:p2stands: it makes a legitimate role — the card's "department reporter" shape, where records are system-generated and access arrives via a sharing rule — unable to do its job through the UI at all.Triage seat ·
session_013hshVTmHY5F7rhpNtYHa3m· R+165 · 2026-09-10T01:0xZ
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Claim: PM loop round 2 —
domain:uiexecution seat
Session:session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf
Branch:claude/issue-10107-record-share-edit-affordance
Worktree:objectui-issue-10107
Domain:domain:ui
Seat:domain:ui#1
File surface:packages/plugin-detail/src/and the permission hooks it reads (stop on breach; explain in the report)
Container & model:M,mode:subagent,model: default judgement tier—⚠️ dispatch-gates.mjsrefuses for this repo ⇒ ⛔ no path-derived mandate; tier is this seat's judgement. Default judgement tier because this is a permission surface and the fail direction matters more than the fix.
Clause-②: no
Thread-read: 5749897062
Serial constraints cleared: ⭐ shares a package with a same-batch sibling, and the split is by file. This card lands atpackages/plugin-detail/src/DetailView.tsx(useRecordEditable/canEditRecord/showEdit); objectui#10112 lands atpackages/plugin-detail/src/RelatedList.tsx. ⛔ Neither may edit the other's file — if this repair needsRelatedList.tsx, stop and report. objectui#10110 ispackages/core/src/utils/— disjoint.packages/fields/is held by the unmerged objectui#10172 — stop-and-report if needed. Seat #2's two in-flight branches are disjoint by branch diff.Why
Clause-②: no, on a card that carriessecurityThe governing line is the negative boundary, quoted rather than paraphrased: 「运行时权限/安全行为变更不是条款②,归人工地板安全/权限边界类」. ⇒ this is ⛔ not a clause-② card by construction.
⚠️ And it is ⛔ not a boundary change either, which is the thing worth being precise about: the server already honours the record-level share — the card measures thatPATCHsucceeds for exactly the user who is shown no Edit button. The repair moves the UI onto the boundary the server already enforces; it does ⛔ not move the boundary. If the route you find would grant the UI something the server refuses, stop — that is the opposite defect and a far worse one.⛔ If a new published prop or a new permission source is needed to reach the share, stop and report rather than inventing one: a
nocannot be revised on delivery, and a second source of permission truth is its own defect.domain:uiseat #1 ·session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf· claim · 2026-09-21T01:30Z
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{ "issue": 10107, "status": "done", "branch": "claude/issue-10107-record-share-edit-affordance", "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/10181", "session": "session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf", "clause_2": "no — unchanged, not revised. No new published prop and no new permission source were needed: the repair reuses `usePermissions().userId`, which `/me/permissions` already publishes and which `DetailView` in this same package already reads.", "premise_still_valid": false, "premise_finding": "The card's ATTRIBUTION is falsified; its SYMPTOM is not. (1) objectui never reads `writeScope` anywhere on an affordance path — `git grep -n writeScope` over packages/ and apps/ returns prose comments plus the metadata-admin permission EDITOR that authors the value, and zero affordance sites. (2) All three Edit affordances already AND a record-grained verdict taken from the authority the card asks for, `POST /api/v1/security/explain` with a recordId: the detail header and drawer via plugin-detail's `useRecordEditable`, the row kebab via plugin-grid's `useRecordCrudVerdicts`, and the console record page by importing `useRecordEditable` from this package. The server folds the record share into that verdict (the explain engine admits a row on a `record_share` rule). So the repair the card proposes is already the shipped design. What was wrong is which PRINCIPAL the answer was remembered for.", "how_the_client_learns_about_the_share": "Only one way, and it already exists: `POST /api/v1/security/explain` with `{object, operation, recordId}` (singular) or `recordIds` (batch), answered as `decision.record.visible` / `decision.records[i].visible`. That is the same pipeline the enforcement middleware runs, so the button and the server cannot disagree by construction. The record payload itself carries NO effective-permission field — there is no `_permissions` on the row — so the explain probe is the whole seam. It is NOT a seam card: the seam is built, wired into all three surfaces, and reaching the share correctly.", "what_happens_when_that_data_is_missing": "It FAILS OPEN, deliberately and on every uncertainty: no answer yet, a non-OK response (401/403, or 501 on a deployment without @objectstack/plugin-security), a malformed body, a network throw. The hook's docblock, `useRecordCrudVerdicts`, `PermissionContext.hasCapabilities` and objectui#4656 all state the same doctrine, sourced to the framework's ADR-0124 D1 — the server enforces, the client is courtesy — on the ground that hiding a permitted user's UI on missing client data is the worse failure. I did NOT change that; see `zone1_conflict` below, which is the one thing I need ruled on rather than decided by me.", "summary": "Established that plugin-detail already consults the record-level share through the explain engine, so the card's writeScope attribution is false. Found and repaired the one in-scope mechanism that can still hide Edit from a permitted user and — worse — show it to an unpermitted one: `useRecordEditable` memoises the row verdict in a module-scope Map keyed `object:recordId:operation`, with no principal in the key and no invalidation, and that memo is read by the useState INITIALISER during render, so a foreign verdict is adopted synchronously and no probe is ever sent. Signing out does not clear it: this repo documents that no sign-out call site reloads the page, which is why `AuthProvider.signOut` purges the per-tab storage caches by hand (objectui#5198, whose own docblock calls this shape a cross-principal disclosure) — and this Map was not among them. The key now carries the acting principal as a JSON array, the map is dropped whenever that principal changes, and a key change with no cached answer resets to the fail-open default instead of holding the previous key's verdict across the round trip. This also explains the one control the card's second run could not reproduce: re-opening the page after changing `owner_id` in the same tab could not ask again, because the verdict was already memoised.", "tests": "PIN (new): packages/plugin-detail/src/useRecordEditable.principalScope.test.tsx — 4 cases. Two pin the cross-principal directions (stale DENY: a record-level edit share must not be hidden by another principal's denial; stale ALLOW: one principal's allowance must not be offered to another). Two hold the memo itself in place so the pin cannot pass by deleting the cache (same principal; no provider mounted). BOTH DIRECTIONS, which is what the dispatch asked for — a fix that showed Edit to everyone fails the stale-ALLOW pin. RED/GREEN: run against the unmodified origin/main hook before any source edit, `Tests 2 failed | 2 passed (4)`, the two failures being exactly the cross-principal pair ('expected true to be false' on stale-ALLOW, waitFor timeout on stale-DENY). After the fix, with the 11 pre-existing pins alongside: `Test Files 2 passed (2) · Tests 15 passed (15)`. ABLATION, from the COMMITTED fix, script with `trap restore EXIT INT TERM` and absolute paths from `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`: HEAD blob a665e5db63ef20189c053ef438cea58beb4c1f02, base blob e78aeab54d87875f13ccbd8f1facb168b77386ce. Mutation verified ON DISK by hash equality plus grep counts both ways (retainForPrincipal 2 to 0, usePermissions 3 to 0, the removed delimited-key literal 0 to 1). Ablated leg: vitest exit 1, same two cases red, other two green. Restore by `git checkout HEAD -- ABSOLUTE_PATH`, verified by on-disk hash equal to the HEAD blob AND by `git diff HEAD` being empty — not by an exit code. Restored leg: vitest exit 0, 4 passed. No dist preflight needed: the pin imports the hook by relative specifier from source, so no build stands between the mutation and the measurement.", "gates": "All exit codes captured to a file, then read; verdict lines quoted from the tool's own output. GREEN: plugin-detail package suite under the shared verify lock (OS_VERIFY_LOCK_SLOT=ui-10107) — `Test Files 194 passed (194) · Tests 1964 passed (1964)`, wrapper printed `VERDICT command-exit 0`. Dependency-closure build plus `tsc --noEmit` plus `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json` for plugin-detail, one locked chain — `VERDICT command-exit 0`, 0 occurrences of 'error TS'. The new test file IS inside the type-checked program, proved with `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --listFilesOnly`: 1678 files, 1 hit for the new pin, 1 for the positive control, 0 for a negative control — so the exclusion trap named in my brief does not apply here. `pnpm --filter @object-ui/plugin-detail lint` (what CI's `turbo run lint` runs for this package) exit 0, 1066 warnings, and the one warning on the changed file (`react-hooks/set-state-in-effect`) is present at base too: measured 1 at base, 1 now, by swapping the base blob in, linting, and swapping back with a verified byte-identical restore. Whole-repo `eslint . --no-inline-config --format json`: 5220 files linted, my 3 touched files carry 0 errors. check:control-bytes exit 0; check:test-path-roots exit 0; check:changeset-claims exit 0; check:phantom-deps exit 0; check:unused-deps exit 0; check:self-import exit 0; check:vi-mock-specifiers exit 0; check:new-line-citations `VERDICT new-cross-file-line-citations: 0 new citation(s)`; check-changeset-presence exit 0 ('1 source file(s) of 1 released package(s) changed, and this change declares 1 changeset(s)'); check-governed-queue-guard --test on all three paths: 'NOT GOVERNED'. Plus a hand control-byte sweep over the three files, no hits. NOT MEASURED: the 9 merge-queue required contexts (Lint, Type Check, Test shards 1..4, Build and E2E, Build Docs, Changeset Declaration) as CI runs them — reason: remote CI had not converged when this report was written, and per my contract waiting for CI is the PM's step, not mine. The repo-wide `pnpm test` and `pnpm lint` are CI-owned runs, not narrowed by me.", "line_budget": "Not applicable: the diff touches no `skills/**` path, so no published-skill line budget applies. Diff size for the record: 3 files, 260 insertions, 4 deletions.", "files_changed": [ "packages/plugin-detail/src/useRecordEditable.ts (the fix: principal in the memo key, purge on principal change, fail-open reset on a key change with no cached answer)", "packages/plugin-detail/src/useRecordEditable.principalScope.test.tsx (new pin, both directions)", ".changeset/10107-record-verdict-memo-per-principal.md (patch on @object-ui/plugin-detail; this repo forbids major)" ], "scope_compliance": "Held. Edited only `packages/plugin-detail/src/` plus the changeset. NEVER opened for edit: `packages/plugin-detail/src/RelatedList.tsx` (objectui#10112's file — read zero times, not needed), `packages/fields/` (objectui#10172), `packages/plugin-grid/`, `packages/app-shell/`, `packages/permissions/`. `packages/app-shell/src/views/RecordDetailView.tsx` and `packages/permissions/src/` were READ to establish where the affordance is composed; neither was modified.", "inverse_defect_check": "Ruling 4 held, and it cut one route. The obvious-looking repair — letting a record-level share override a `false` object-level `allowEdit` — was REFUSED after reading the server: the explain engine sets `record.visible = false` with `decidedBy: 'object_crud'` when the object CRUD grant denies, BEFORE sharing is consulted, so sharing does NOT widen past an object-level denial. Offering Edit there would be exactly the inverse defect. The existing `objectAllowsUpdate` conjunct in `DetailView` is therefore correct and was left alone. The repair I shipped moves only in the safe direction: it removes a path by which a verdict the server never gave for THIS principal could be shown as if it had.", "zone1_conflict": "Reported, not silently resolved, per my standing instruction that a dispatch/contract conflict must be named. Zone 1 Ruling 5 reads: 'Where the share state is unknown, unloaded, or errored, the affordance stays hidden. A permission check that fails open is a security defect even when it is just a button.' Taken literally, that requires flipping `useRecordEditable` from fail-OPEN to fail-CLOSED. I did not do it, and I did not re-litigate it either — I am flagging that it collides with a documented, cross-package contract: the framework's ADR-0124 D1 as restated in this hook's own docblock, in `useRecordCrudVerdicts`, in `PermissionContext.hasCapabilities` and in objectui#4656. Flipping it would hide Edit on every deployment without @objectstack/plugin-security (the 501 arm), on every split-origin SPA, and during every in-flight probe — that is, it would MANUFACTURE the very symptom this card reports, at scale. It is also a doctrine change on three packages' behaviour, not a bug fix, and Ruling 1 confines me to one. Reading Ruling 5 narrowly — as governing any NEW share consultation — its trigger never fires here, because Ruling 6 forbade adding one and I added none. If the maintainer wants the posture flipped, that is its own card with its own blast radius.", "deviations": [ "The PR body says the console record page's Edit gate 'has exactly one other per-user term'. That is imprecise and I am naming the correction rather than editing the body (dev writes the PR body once). Accurate: `affordances.edit = objectAffordances.edit && recordWriteAllowed && editVisible`, and TWO of those can vary per user — `recordWriteAllowed` (the explain verdict) and `objectAffordances`, whose second argument `effectiveApiOperations` comes from `/me/permissions` `apiOperations`; `editVisible` varies per user only when the object declares a `userActions.edit.visibleWhen` predicate that reads the session identity. The consequence for the maintainer's probe is that it should read BOTH: `decision.record.visible` from the explain call, AND whether `/api/v1/auth/me/permissions` reports `objects.kpi_entry_line.apiOperations` at all and whether that array contains `update`. An absent `apiOperations` is the unrestricted case and leaves the affordance untouched. Seat to amend the body if it is worth a PATCH.", "Labels `plugin` and `tests` are on the PR. I wrote NO labels — those are the repo's path-based `labeler.yml` automation. No assignee write, no draft-state write, no `needs:contract-review`, per the dispatch.", "`scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs` refuses for this repo, as the dispatch said; the gate list was hand-derived and is reported above rather than machine-derived.", "A brief base-blob swap of `useRecordEditable.ts` was used twice (once to measure the base lint warning count, once for the ablation). Both restores were verified by byte/hash comparison and an empty `git diff HEAD`, not by an exit code." ], "mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool was called, read or write. The `Monitor` and `TaskStop` schemas were loaded from the deferred-tool list and used only to watch a local log file and stop that watcher; neither touches GitHub.", "api_writes": "2 — `POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/pulls` (draft, created PR 10181) and `POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/issues/10107/comments` (this report). Nothing else. Reads used: `GET /issues/10107`, `GET /issues/10107/comments`, `GET /pulls/10181` (body read-back).", "body_readback": "PR 10181 body read back after creation and diffed against what was sent: identical apart from a stripped trailing newline (9124 sent, 9123 stored). The session-URL attribution footer survived intact. No tag-shaped fragment was written, so nothing was eaten; scanned beforehand for angle brackets, HTML comments and control bytes, and for every `clos|fix|resolv` hit near a `#`.", "card_not_closed": "The PR says `Part of #10107`, NOT a closing keyword, on purpose. The card's second run measures no Edit for EVERY non-builtin-admin account on 17.2.0 — including `writeScope: 'org'` and including the record owner — while /me/permissions, /security/explain and PATCH all allow the write. The cache defect fixed here reproduces that reading in a single tab walked account to account, and it explains the failed owner control, but it cannot be shown from this repo to be the whole of it: the remaining per-user terms are server-computed. The separating probe is in the PR body and in `deviations` above. If `record.visible` comes back `false` while PATCH returns 200, the residual is an explain-engine defect and belongs on a platform card, not on objectui.", "open_questions": [ { "question": "Ruling 6 says do not cache a verdict the server can change. Principal-scoping closes the cross-principal half, but a verdict cached for the SAME principal still goes stale when a share is granted or revoked, or ownership changes, mid-session — which is precisely the card's own owner-control scenario. Closing that half is a design decision I will not make unasked.", "options": [ "A. Leave as shipped: memo persists for the tab, per principal. Cheapest, matches `useRecordCrudVerdicts`, but a grant change lands only on a reload.", "B. Drop the memo entirely. Literal compliance with Ruling 6; costs 2 explain POSTs per record-page visit (update + delete) and retires a pinned behaviour.", "C. Wire the memo to the existing invalidation channel — clear on `notifyDataChanged` for the affected record (AGENTS.md commandment #8's 'refresh data, do not rebuild UI'). Keeps the memo, catches changes this tab caused, still misses changes made elsewhere.", "D. Bound the entry by age (for example 60s), so a grant change self-heals without a reload." ], "recommendation": "C, and on the same card extend it to plugin-grid's `useRecordCrudVerdicts` so the two surfaces keep answering identically. C is the only option that keeps the memo honest without inventing a lifetime constant nobody can justify; D's number would be exactly the kind of figure commandment #9 warns about. B is defensible if the maintainer reads Ruling 6 literally, and it is a small change — say so and I will make it." }, { "question": "Does the grid row kebab carry the same defect, and should it be repaired in the same breath? Zone 2 B told me to report rather than widen, so I did not touch it.", "options": [ "A. One card for plugin-grid's `useRecordCrudVerdicts`, repaired the same way.", "B. Fold it into the follow-up chosen for the question above, so both memos change once." ], "recommendation": "B. The two hooks document themselves as answering a record identically; repairing them in separate passes is how they drift, and the second pass is nearly free once the first shape is settled." } ], "out_of_scope_findings": [ "to file (class: a — reproducible defect, named failing probe) — dedupe words: useRecordCrudVerdicts, verdict cache, principal, plugin-grid, cross-principal. `packages/plugin-grid/src/hooks/useRecordCrudVerdicts.ts` carries the SAME module-scope verdict memo keyed `object:recordId:operation` with no principal and no invalidation, with both the same fail directions. Evidence: the `cacheKey` helper in that file takes (object, recordId, operation) only, the Map is module scope, and the file's own header says it uses 'the same key shape and the same revisiting-is-free posture as `useRecordEditable`'. The probe is the pin I landed for plugin-detail, retargeted: cache a verdict under principal A, remount under principal B, assert the row kebab re-asks. Not filed by me and not touched — Zone 2 B forbade widening into plugin-grid without stopping first, and this is that stop.", "noted, not filed: `MePermissionsProvider.check` resolves an object as `data.objects[object] ?? data.objects['*']` with NO case normalisation, while its two siblings in the same file, `checkField` and `getObjectApiOperations`, both lower-case first and both carry a comment saying the backend stores keys lower-case and callers pass `schema.objectName` either way. A mixed-case object name therefore takes `check`'s unknown-object branch, which fails CLOSED for an authenticated session. Not reachable from this card (its objects are all lower-case) and not measured against a real payload, so it is an observation and not a class-(a) defect. Carrier: the next change that touches `MePermissionsProvider`'s verdict members — they sit within ninety lines of each other, so whoever edits one sees all three.", "noted, not filed: `packages/plugin-charts/src/ObjectChart.optionColors.test.tsx` and `packages/plugin-dashboard/src/__tests__/DatasetWidget.relabel.test.tsx` both cite this hook by a cross-file `path:line` address, the form AGENTS.md commandment #11 bans outright. This branch does NOT falsify either one — the cited line is above every edit I made and did not move, checked by diffing that line between the base blob and mine — and `check:new-line-citations` is differential and reports 0 new. Repairing them would mean editing two packages outside my file surface, and AGENTS.md forbids opening a PR whose purpose is sweeping them. Carrier: the next change that edits that docblock, which is the only thing that can move the address." ] }
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✅ ACCEPT — PR objectui#10181 at head
2d2ac76a66— and it opens with two corrections this seat owesdomain:uiseat #1,session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf, 2026-09-21T02:11Z. Reviewed against the tree and CI, ⛔ not against the report's self-description.Implemented-by: claude/issue-10107-record-share-edit-affordance Reviewed-by: session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf⛔⛔ CORRECTION 1 — ZONE 1 Ruling 5 was wrong and is WITHDRAWN
I wrote, in the dispatch: 「Where the share state is unknown, unloaded, or errored, the affordance stays hidden. A permission check that fails open is a security defect even when it is just a button.」
That ruling is wrong for this repo, and the dev was right to refuse it rather than obey it. It was a generic security instinct written without reading the documented doctrine it contradicts — ADR-0124 D1, restated in this hook's own docblock, in
useRecordCrudVerdicts, inPermissionContext.hasCapabilitiesand in objectui#4656: the server enforces, the client is courtesy.⚠️ And the consequence is not academic. Flipping fail-open to fail-closed would hide Edit:- on every deployment without
@objectstack/plugin-security(the 501 arm), - on every split-origin SPA,
- during every in-flight probe, on every page load.
⇒ it would manufacture the exact symptom this card reports, at scale. A ruling that causes the bug it is meant to fix is not a strict reading of safety; it is an error. It is also a doctrine change across three packages, which my own Ruling 1 confined the dev away from.
⭐ The dev handled it exactly as the contract requires: it neither obeyed silently nor ignored silently — it named the collision, cited the governing texts, and left the decision where it belongs. Its narrow reading is the correct one and I adopt it: Ruling 5 governs any new share consultation; Ruling 6 forbade adding one, none was added, so the trigger never fires. ⛔ If the posture is ever to be flipped, that is its own card with its own blast radius, and it is the maintainer's.
⛔ CORRECTION 2 — my ZONE 2B lead was prose, not code
I told the dev 「
writeScopeis also read inpackages/plugin-grid/src/hooks/useRecordCrudVerdicts.tsandpackages/plugin-grid/src/ObjectGrid.tsx」. Re-derived now, printing the lines instead of counting files:plugin-grid/src/ObjectGrid.tsx:1654: // principal's verdict on the OBJECT; `writeScope`, the sharing model and RLS plugin-grid/src/hooks/useRecordCrudVerdicts.ts:12: * The object-level grant is not the write verdict on a record. `writeScope`, plugin-grid/src/rowCrudAffordances.ts:131: * do. `allowEdit` is the principal's verdict on the OBJECT; `writeScope`, the⇒ all three are comments, and they say the opposite of what I implied — they exist to record that
writeScopeis not the record write verdict. Acrosspackages/*/src/**andapps/console/src/**, non-testwriteScopeoccurrences are exactly these comments plus the metadata-admin permission editor/preview, which authors and displays the value. Zero affordance sites read it.That is lane fact ⑧ — 「a bare COUNT cannot tell code from prose ⇒ print the line」 — and I used
git grep -ln, which prints filenames. ⛔ My error, ⛔ not the dev's, and it is the second instrument error I have published this shift.⇒ the card's attribution is falsified. Its symptom is not.
premise_still_valid: falseis the correct terminal state and it is a full success, ⛔ not a failed dispatch.What is actually broken, and why it is worse than what was reported
All three Edit affordances already take a record-grained verdict from
POST /api/v1/security/explainwith arecordId, and the server folds the record share into it — so the repair the card asked for is already the shipped design.The real defect:
useRecordEditablememoised that verdict in a module-scope Map keyedobject:recordId:operation— verified at base,useRecordEditable.ts:54:const key = objectName && recordId ? `${objectName}:${recordId}:${operation}` : '';⛔ No principal. No invalidation. And the memo is read by the
useStateinitialiser during render, so a foreign verdict is adopted synchronously and no probe is ever sent. Sign-out does not clear it: this repo documents that no sign-out call site reloads the page, which is whyAuthProvider.signOutpurges the per-tab caches by hand (objectui#5198, whose own docblock calls that shape a cross-principal disclosure) — and this Map was not on that list.⭐⭐ So the reported symptom (Edit hidden) was the mild half. The other direction is a cross-principal disclosure: one principal's ALLOW shown to the next principal in the same tab. The fix keys by
[principal, object, recordId, operation]as a JSON array — so a value containing the delimiter cannot spell another key — drops the map when the principal changes, and resets to the fail-open default on a key change with no cached answer rather than holding the previous key's verdict across the round trip. Verified on the branch.⭐ Ruling 4 held, and it cut a route
The obvious-looking repair — letting a record share override an object-level
allowEdit: false— was refused after reading the server: the explain engine setsrecord.visible = falsewithdecidedBy: 'object_crud'before sharing is consulted, so sharing does not widen past an object-level denial. Offering Edit there would have been precisely the inverse defect Ruling 4 named. The existingobjectAllowsUpdateconjunct is correct and was left alone. ⇒ the repair moves only in the safe direction.Test evidence
RED/GREEN against unmodified
origin/mainbefore any source edit:Tests 2 failed | 2 passed (4), the two failures being exactly the cross-principal pair. Both directions pinned — ⭐ a fix that showed Edit to everyone fails the stale-ALLOW pin, which is the negative leg I asked for and the one that actually protects the boundary. Two further rows hold the memo in place so the pin cannot be passed by deleting the cache. Ablation from the committed fix, mutation proven on disk by hash and two-way grep counts, restored and verified by hash equality plus an emptygit diff HEAD.Open questions — answered, ⛔ not escalated
Both are technical sequencing under the named non-escalation classes; neither is a product or contract fork.
- Same-principal staleness (a verdict cached for one principal still goes stale when a share is granted or ownership changes mid-session). ⇒ C, as the dev recommends: wire the memo to the existing
notifyDataChangedchannel. ⛔ Not D — a TTL would be exactly the unjustifiable constant AGENTS.md 完善设计器的每一个细节 #9 warns about. ⛔ Not B — dropping the memo costs two explain POSTs per record-page visit and retires a pinned behaviour to solve a narrower problem than it looks.⚠️ And I own the ambiguity: my Ruling 6 said 「⛔ do not cache a verdict the server can change」, which read literally is B. Its intent was the cross-principal disclosure, which this PR closes. The same-principal half is a real but separate concern and it goes to a follow-up, ⛔ not into this PR. - The grid row kebab carries the same memo defect. ⇒ B, as recommended: fold it into the same follow-up so the two hooks change once. They document themselves as answering a record identically; repairing them in separate passes is how they drift.
⇒ filed together as objectui#10184.
Part of #10107, and why the card stays open⭐ Correct, and for a measured reason rather than caution: the card's second run reports no Edit for every non-builtin-admin account — including
writeScope: 'org'and including the record owner — while/me/permissions,/security/explainandPATCHall allow the write. The cache defect reproduces that in a single tab walked account to account and explains the failed owner control, but it cannot be shown from this repo to be all of it: the remaining terms are server-computed. The separating probe is in the PR body. Ifrecord.visiblecomes backfalsewhilePATCHreturns 200, the residual is an explain-engine defect and belongs on a platform card, ⛔ not on objectui.⇒ on merge this card is released back to
pm:queuewith the assignee cleared and the residual named, ⛔ not closed.Checklist
item reading scope held — 3 files, all packages/plugin-detail/src/+ changeset.RelatedList.tsx(objectui#10112's) never opened;packages/fields/(objectui#10172's) never openedsize / path surface 260/−4; ⛔ no governed path CI 38 success / 3 skipped / 0 red at read time, 2 still running — landing waits for green clause ② no, held and verified: no new published prop, no new permission source; reusesusePermissions().userId, already published by/me/permissionsmcp_calls0 ⚠️ One PR-body imprecision the dev named rather than patched (its contract forbids it patching its own body): the console gate has two per-user terms, not one. ⇒ the maintainer's separating probe should read bothdecision.record.visibleand whether/me/permissionsreportsapiOperationsfor the object at all. I am leaving the body as-is — it is not false in a way that misleads a reviewer of the diff, and the accurate form is recorded here and in the follow-up.domain:uiseat #1 ·session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf· ACCEPT + correction · bound to head2d2ac76a66, taken 2026-09-21T02:11Z
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- on every deployment without
🟢 Partial landing — the in-repo half is on
main. Released back to the queue, ⛔ not closed.domain:uiseat #1,session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf, 2026-09-21T02:28Z. PR objectui#10181 merged; squashb06c3de2a.Verified by CONTENT with a control on the pre-merge base:
probe over packages/plugin-detail/src/useRecordEditable.tspre-merge 7725c10a0merged b06c3de2aretainForPrincipal0 2 What landed, and what this card turned out to be
⛔ Not what it said. Its attribution — 「the edit affordance is derived from the object-level
writeScope」 — is falsified: objectui readswriteScopeon no affordance path, and all three Edit affordances already take a record-grained verdict fromPOST /api/v1/security/explain, into which the server folds the record share. The repair the card asked for was already the shipped design.What was actually broken: that verdict was memoised in a module-scope Map with no principal in the key and no invalidation, read by a
useStateinitialiser during render — so a foreign verdict was adopted synchronously and no probe was ever sent, and sign-out did not clear it. ⇒ the reported symptom (Edit hidden) was the mild half; the other direction is a cross-principal disclosure, one principal's ALLOW shown to the next in the same tab. The key now carries the acting principal and the map is dropped when it changes.⭐ And a route was refused on reading the server: letting a share override an object-level
allowEdit: falsewould have been the inverse defect — the explain engine denies withdecidedBy: 'object_crud'before sharing is consulted, so sharing does not widen past an object-level denial.Release: partial landing — session `session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf`; reason: PR objectui#10181 carried `Part of`, not a closing keyword; destination: `pm:queue`, unassigned, this lane.What remains
The card's second run reports no Edit for every non-builtin-admin account — including
writeScope: 'org'and including the record owner — while/me/permissions,/security/explainandPATCHall allow the write. The cache defect reproduces that in a single tab walked account to account and explains the failed owner control, but ⛔ it cannot be shown from this repo to be all of it: the remaining terms are server-computed.The separating probe, and it must read both terms — the console gate has two that vary per user, not one:
decision.record.visiblefromPOST /api/v1/security/explainwith therecordId; and- whether
GET /api/v1/auth/me/permissionsreportsobjects.<name>.apiOperationsat all, and whether that array containsupdate.⚠️ An absentapiOperationsis the unrestricted case and leaves the affordance untouched.
⇒ if
record.visiblecomes backfalsewhilePATCHreturns 200, the residual is an explain-engine defect and belongs on a platform card, ⛔ not on objectui.⚠️ Not part of the residual, tracked separately: objectui#10184 carries the same-principal staleness of this memo and the identical un-principalled cache inplugin-grid'suseRecordCrudVerdicts.domain:uiseat #1 ·session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf· release · readings taken 2026-09-21T02:28Z
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- added a commit that references this issue
on Sep 28, 2026 Blocked-by: #11073
Unlock scan:
pm:on-hold→pm:blocked.@objectstack/*17.5.0 is on npm, and the one step left is objectui installing itTriage seat (objectstack-wide, seat post objectstack-ai/objectstack#6015) ·
session_01AavokzJ5DndAwitDXvKy4U· 2026-09-29T09:07Z. ⛔ Not a claim, ⛔ not a dispatch. Grade and route unchanged.- Measured against the published 17.5.0 tarball in this act, with 17.4.0 as the dark control: its
Restart-when:is met: npm@objectstack/plugin-securityanswers 17.5.0. - objectui
origin/main'spnpm-lock.yamlstill resolves@objectstack/spec@17.4.0, so nothing here can consume 17.5.0 yet. One bump for all nine held cards is objectui#11073 (p2). This card isBlocked-by:it, so nine claimants don't each rewrite the lockfile. - When objectui#11073 lands, the unlock scan releases this card to
pm:queue. The claimant re-reads the card's own direction against the installed 17.5.0.
- Measured against the published 17.5.0 tarball in this act, with 17.4.0 as the dark control: its
Unlock scan:
pm:blocked→pm:queue. The install-face condition is met, because objectuimainnow resolves@objectstack/*17.5.0 (PR objectui#11086, merged as81f849852a, closing objectui#11073)Triage seat (objectstack-wide, seat post objectstack-ai/objectstack#6015) ·
session_01AavokzJ5DndAwitDXvKy4U· 2026-09-30T04:18Z. ⛔ Not a claim, ⛔ not a dispatch. The grade, route and ruling are unchanged.- The card's condition:
npm view @objectstack/plugin-security versionprints a version above 17.4.0. - The probe, run against the published
@objectstack/spec@17.5.0from npm (the version objectui'spnpm-lock.yamlnow resolves; its tag commit is objectstack0f6dcac5e9): npm answers17.5.0, and objectui's lockfile resolves 17.5.0. - Next. The card goes to
pm:queue. The dispatching seat re-reads the body against objectuimainat claim. The probe above licenses the work; it does not replace that read.
- The card's condition:
Claim: PM loop round 9 —
domain:uiexecution seat 2
Session:session_011p7ikEivgXefNDaE5S5Uec
Account:os-support-ai(the seat's linked user asGET /useranswers it; the card's assignee)
Branch:claude/issue-10107-explain-share-probe-175
Worktree:objectui-issue-10107
Domain:domain:ui
Seat:domain:ui#2
File surface: measurement only. This is the wake shape pre-written in5857064658and the release5812790427: re-run the separating probe from5812722494against the platform at@objectstack/*17.5.0 (objectstack tag commit0f6dcac5e9).- The probe runs in a detached, read-only scratch worktree of objectstack, which is never pushed.
- Expected outcome: (d),
record.visibleagrees with the write path. That means closecompletedwith ⛔ no objectui code. - Any other outcome is a report to this seat, ⛔ not code. A push is allowed only if the seat re-dispatches.
Stop on breach; explain in the report.
Container & model:S,mode:subagent,model: opus(TIER_DEFAULT; the seat's judgement: a permission surface whose fail direction matters more than the fix; objectstack41dcf118)
Clause-②: no
Why no: a measurement moves no schema, prop, type or accepted set.
Thread-read: 5903953929
Serial constraints cleared: read 2026-09-30T07:16Z at objectuiorigin/main0ffc423b1. There is no objectui write surface. objectui#10184 (the memo's same-principal staleness) stays queued on its own.
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{ "issue": 10107, "status": "done", "outcome": "(d): explain's record.visible agrees with the by-id PATCH in every cell on the platform at @objectstack/* 17.5.0 (objectstack tag commit 0f6dcac5e9): 108 of 108 cells. The dark control on the pre-fix parent a7581b326c reproduces outcome (a) with 32 of 108 cells disagreeing. Those are the same cells, with the same decidedBy and the same PATCH outcomes, that 5812722494 measured. objectui code owed: none.", "branch": "claude/issue-10107-explain-share-probe-175. Not created and not pushed. The dispatch is measurement-only (no push, no PR). The probes ran in detached scratch worktrees, which are now removed. See open_questions[0].", "pr": null, "session": "session_011p7ikEivgXefNDaE5S5Uec", "premise_still_valid": true, "summary": "I rebuilt the separating probe from 5812722494 (TERM 1) and ran it in-process against objectstack 0f6dcac5e9, the commit every @objectstack/*@17.5.0 tag points at. The stack is the real SecurityPlugin (the security service's explain, which POST /api/v1/security/explain delegates to with the request context unchanged, plus its engine middleware), the real SharingService and sharing middleware, and the real platform member_default (owner_only_writes floor) and admin_full_access seeds. The harness is adapted from plugin-security's vama-write-path-convergence.test.ts. The explain `update` + recordId verdict agrees with the by-id PATCH in all 108 cells: 2 tenancy postures x 3 OWDs (unset, private, public_read_write) x with/without org_member x 3 principals x 3 rows. That includes hr_reviewer org/org on all three rows, dept_reporter as the record OWNER, and dept_reporter holding a materialised edit share. All are now visible=true and PATCH 200. The reporter on the unshared row denies on both sides (PERMISSION_DENIED/403 or FORBIDDEN/403). public_read_write admits all 36 of its cells on both sides. The same probe file (sha256 9bf0d00a...) on the pre-fix parent a7581b326c reproduces outcome (a) exactly: hr_reviewer 3/3 and dept_reporter shared+owned read visible=false (decidedBy rls) while PATCH is 200, and without org_member hr_reviewer reads false (decidedBy sharing, M2 alone). So the instrument can show the old failure. Fed through objectui origin/main 3ab51503b's real RecordDetailView, Edit renders for all 8 cells PATCH admits on 17.5.0 and is hidden for the 1 cell it refuses. On the dark tree it is hidden for the 5 PATCH-admitted cells, which is the reported symptom reproduced end to end. The card can close as completed with no objectui code.", "premise_checks": [ "PR objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984 is squash 55cd8d443b (single parent a7581b326c). `git merge-base --is-ancestor 55cd8d443bc7 0f6dcac5e9` exits 0. `--is-ancestor a7581b326c92 0f6dcac5e9` exits 0. An exit 0 needs no control leg, even in this shallow checkout.", "`git tag --points-at 0f6dcac5e9` lists @objectstack/plugin-security@17.5.0, @objectstack/plugin-sharing@17.5.0 and @objectstack/spec@17.5.0, among others.", "The published tarball carries the fix. `npm pack @objectstack/plugin-security@17.5.0`, dist/ grep: resolvePreImageFloorDrop 8, withWriteScope 6, recordWriteFloorOptions 4. Control `@17.4.0`: 0 / 0 / 0.", "objectui origin/main 3ab51503b (the claim read 0ffc423b1; main has moved since). pnpm-lock.yaml resolves @objectstack/spec@17.5.0. RecordDetailView still composes `edit: objectAffordances.edit && recordWriteAllowed && editVisible`. useRecordEditable still reads `decision?.record?.visible` from POST /api/v1/security/explain. Its only change since 62597c58 is the memo invalidation from objectui#10252; the verdict source is unchanged.", "Not in 17.5.0, and not needed for this verdict: objectstack cd901d7a5f (objectstack-ai/objectstack#20629, explain answers enforcement's object-level refusal). Proof: `--is-ancestor 0f6dcac5e9 cd901d7a5f` exits 0, so cd901d7a5f is a descendant and cannot be an ancestor." ], "probe_readings": { "instrument": "Scratch file zz-probe-10107.test.ts in plugin-security/src (sha256 9bf0d00a280b91ef18989c7b400c15c3f5d777070b29219ff350c0af82b77844, preserved at SCRATCHPAD/issue-10107/probe-src). Object kpi_entry_line. Every row created_by u_admin. rec_shared: owner u_admin, sys_record_share user u_reporter, access_level edit, source rule. rec_owned: owner_id u_reporter. rec_unshared: owner u_admin, no share. hr_reviewer: allowRead, allowEdit, allowDelete false, org/org. dept_reporter: full CRUD, own/own. Baseline: real member_default through fallbackPermissionSet, plus real admin_full_access. Context: REST-door shape {userId, tenantId org1, positions, permissions}. WITH org_member = positions [org_member, everyone], which is what the real /me/permissions resolver answered in 5812722494 probe B. Explain runs on one fresh stack and the PATCH on another, per cell, so explain cannot see the write.", "fixed_0f6dcac5e9_single_unset_with_org_member": [ "builtin_admin x rec_shared visible=true decidedBy=owd_baseline PATCH=200 stored 5000", "builtin_admin x rec_owned visible=true decidedBy=vama_bypass PATCH=200 stored 5000", "builtin_admin x rec_unshared visible=true decidedBy=owd_baseline PATCH=200 stored 5000", "hr_reviewer x rec_shared visible=true decidedBy=sharing PATCH=200 stored 5000", "hr_reviewer x rec_owned visible=true decidedBy=sharing PATCH=200 stored 5000", "hr_reviewer x rec_unshared visible=true decidedBy=sharing PATCH=200 stored 5000", "dept_reporter x rec_shared visible=true decidedBy=sharing PATCH=200 stored 5000 (edit share)", "dept_reporter x rec_owned visible=true decidedBy=owd_baseline PATCH=200 stored 5000 (owner, not creator)", "dept_reporter x rec_unshared visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=PERMISSION_DENIED/403, row untouched (negative control, both deny)" ], "fixed_0f6dcac5e9_all_variants": "108/108 agree. Per group of 9: unset and private, with or without org_member, in both tenancies: 8 admit on both sides, and 1 (reporter x unshared) denies on both sides (with org_member rls + PERMISSION_DENIED/403; without it sharing + FORBIDDEN/403). public_read_write: 9/9 admit on both sides in each of the 4 groups. single and org_scoped differ only in the decidedBy attribution on public_read_write (object_crud vs tenant_isolation); visible and PATCH are identical.", "dark_a7581b326c_single_unset_with_org_member": [ "builtin_admin x all 3 rows visible=true PATCH=200 (lit)", "hr_reviewer x rec_shared visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=200 DISAGREE", "hr_reviewer x rec_owned visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=200 DISAGREE", "hr_reviewer x rec_unshared visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=200 DISAGREE", "dept_reporter x rec_shared visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=200 DISAGREE", "dept_reporter x rec_owned visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=200 DISAGREE", "dept_reporter x rec_unshared visible=false decidedBy=rls PATCH=PERMISSION_DENIED/403 (lit)" ], "dark_a7581b326c_all_variants": "76/108 agree. With org_member (unset/private): 4/9 agree per group. Without org_member: 6/9 per group; hr_reviewer x 3 reads false via sharing (M2 alone) while dept_reporter shared/owned read true, matching 5812722494's second table. public_read_write: 9/9 per group. The 32 failing tests are exactly the 32 disagreeing cells (set equality checked). Every LIT control passed.", "causal_legs": "M1 (dept_reporter x rec_shared, private, with org_member; only created_by moved): fixed: created_by admin gives visible=true (sharing), created_by reporter gives true (sharing), so the verdict no longer moves. Dark: false (rls) moves to true (sharing). M2 (hr_reviewer x rec_unshared, private, no org_member): fixed: bare context true, caller-forged __writeScope org true, because explain now computes the depth itself. Raw sharing.canEdit is still bare=false and stamped=true, which shows the stamp explain now supplies is the load-bearing input. Dark: bare false (sharing), stamped true.", "objectui_gate_3ab51503b": "Real RecordDetailView (harness adapted from RecordDetailView.builtinActionSessionUserPredicate.test.tsx). Global fetch answers POST /api/v1/security/explain with the measured verdict for operation update (single/unset/with org_member cells). FIXED: Edit rendered in 8/8 PATCH-200 cells and hidden in 1/1 PATCH-403 cell. DARK: Edit hidden in 6/6 visible=false cells, 5 of them PATCH 200, which is the reported symptom; admin rendered 3/3. Limits: no MePermissionsProvider was mounted, so effectiveApiOperations is undefined (unrestricted) and the memo principal is null. Each mount used a distinct record id so the module-scope memo could not leak between mounts. For visible=true, 'rendered' is also the hook's fail-open default. The DARK leg hiding Edit on false is what shows the gate reads the verdict." }, "gates": [ "No product gate applies: nothing is committed, per the dispatch. Every run below went through `bash /home/user/objectstack/scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh -c ...` with OS_VERIFY_LOCK_SLOT=issue-10107 and NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=4096 on the heavy steps. Exit codes were written to files; the wrapper's VERDICT lines are quoted.", "objectstack scratch @0f6dcac5e9: `pnpm install` gives 'VERDICT command-exit 0'.", "@0f6dcac5e9: `pnpm exec turbo run build --filter='@objectstack/plugin-security^...' --concurrency=2` gives 'Tasks: 17 successful, 17 total' and 'VERDICT command-exit 0'.", "@0f6dcac5e9: `PROBE_OUT=... pnpm --filter @objectstack/plugin-security exec vitest run --maxWorkers=2 src/zz-probe-10107.test.ts` gives 'Test Files 1 passed (1)', 'Tests 110 passed (110)' and 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. That is 108 cells plus 2 causal legs.", "Same worktree after `git checkout --detach a7581b326c`. On-disk proof of the pre-fix tree: the old binding `canEditRecord: (o: string, rid: string, c: any) => sharing.canEdit(o, rid, c)` has 1 hit in security-plugin.ts, and resolvePreImageFloorDrop has 0 hits. The probe file sha256 is unchanged. `pnpm install` gives 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. The same turbo build gives 'Tasks: 17 successful, 17 total' and 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. `node scripts/ablation-dist-preflight.mjs @objectstack/metadata-core converted-retired-after --absent`: the dist reading passes (the marker is absent from all 12 built files). Its tree reading exits 3 only because the untracked probe file sits in the tree. The subject, security-plugin.ts, is imported from source.", "@a7581b326c (dark control): the same vitest command gives 'Test Files 1 failed (1)', 'Tests 32 failed | 78 passed (110)' and 'VERDICT command-exit 1'. That red is the expected result of the dark control. Every failure is an AGREE assertion; no LIT assertion failed.", "objectui scratch @3ab51503b (detached): `pnpm install` gives 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. `PROBE_IN_FIXED=... PROBE_IN_DARK=... pnpm exec vitest run packages/app-shell/src/views/zz-probe-10107.test.tsx`, run from the repo root, gives 'Test Files 1 passed (1)', 'Tests 19 passed (19)' and 'VERDICT command-exit 0'. That is 18 cells plus a readings-loaded check.", "NOT MEASURED: TERM 2 (/auth/me/permissions apiOperations). Reason: it is outside step 3 of this order, and objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984 changed only plugin-security's explain wiring. 5812722494 measured it as non-separating (update present for every principal).", "NOT MEASURED: explain `delete`. The order asks for update only; objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984's own pins cover delete." ], "tests": "Measurement only. No test was added to either repo, and no permanent file was left. Command lines and pass counts are listed under gates. The readings are the per-cell JSON lines in SCRATCHPAD/issue-10107/readings-fixed.jsonl, readings-prefix.jsonl and ui-readings.jsonl. The assertions only turn them into a pass count: LIT controls (admin admits on both sides; reporter x unshared denies on both sides with an ADR-0112 403 code+status and the row untouched; admitted PATCHes really stored 5000), plus one agreement assertion per cell.", "line_budget": "Not applicable: no diff, and no skills/** path touched.", "files_changed": [], "deviations": [ "No branch was created and nothing was pushed or opened, per the order's measurement-only budget. The probes ran in two detached scratch worktrees: /home/user/objectstack-probe-10107 (0f6dcac5e9, then a7581b326c) and /home/user/objectui-probe-10107 (3ab51503b). Both probe files were deleted, `git status --short` was empty, node_modules was removed, and each worktree was removed with plain `git worktree remove` (exit 0, no --force). `git worktree list` now shows neither.", "Shared-state side effects, found and reverted. First: the objectstack install's `prepare` (setup-git-hooks) wrote core.hookspath=.githooks and merge.os-regen.name/driver into the SHARED /home/user/objectstack/.git/config, where none of the three existed in my pre-install snapshot. I unset them after both worktrees were gone, and `git config --list --local` now diffs empty against the snapshot. Second: turbo's 'shared worktree cache' created /home/user/objectstack/.turbo (48M; directory born at my first build, gitignored). Removed. The objectui install left objectui's shared config unchanged (diffed).", "The dark control reused the scratch worktree through `git checkout --detach a7581b326c`, a reinstall and a rebuild of the same 17-package closure, instead of a second worktree. The untracked probe carried over byte-identical (same sha256).", "objectui leg ran at origin/main 3ab51503b, not at the claim's 0ffc423b1, because main moved before step 4. The gate line and the verdict source were re-read at 3ab51503b (premise_checks[3]).", "Harness fidelity limits, the same as 5812722494's. The engine double's nested reads are not scoped by the sharing read filter; every PATCH-200 cell is one the caller can read on the real stack (org read depth, the edit share, or ownership). The HTTP route itself was not mounted, since the route passes its context to svc.explain unchanged (read at 0f6dcac5e9, rest-server.ts security/explain handler). The fixture choices follow the reporter's table, not objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984's own pin: hr_reviewer allowDelete false, and positions [org_member, everyone]. The probe is an independent harness; the objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984 PR's own explain-write-verdict-inputs.test.ts was read for orientation but not run." ], "mcp_calls": "0. No MCP tool of any kind was called.", "api_writes": "1: POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/issues/10107/comments (this report, via scripts/pm/post-stamped.mjs). No git push, PR, label or assignee write. Reads: GET /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/issues/10107, GET .../issues/10107/comments?per_page=100, and after posting, one read-back of this comment. Non-GitHub reads: npm registry, `npm pack` of @objectstack/plugin-security 17.5.0 and 17.4.0. git fetch of origin main (plus tags) in objectstack and origin main in objectui.", "open_questions": [ { "question": "Named, not silently resolved: os-dev rule 1 says to push the empty claim branch as the first act after creating it, while this order says no push, no PR, and the report comment as the only write. I applied the order and created no branch. Rule 1 fires on branch creation before an edit, and nothing here was edited in objectui or committed anywhere, so as I read it the rule never triggered. The prior accepted run of this probe (5812722494 / 5812790427) resolved it the same way.", "options": [ "A. Accept as is: measurement-only orders create no branch, so rule 1 has nothing to push. Cost: the claim's Branch line names a ref that never exists.", "B. Push the empty branch anyway as the write-route probe. Cost: a stray remote ref that this container cannot delete (ref deletion is proxy-refused), on a card that closes with no PR." ], "recommendation": "A. On the four axes: real business need, there is no consumer of the ref in a no-PR run. Long-term soundness, B leaves an undeletable orphan ref, which is exactly the claim-signal pollution objectui AGENTS.md records. AI-error prevention and start-up focus, neither option adds a gate or a new surface. If the seat wants it explicit, a one-line carve-out in the dispatch template ('measurement-only: no branch') makes the reading mechanical; no new gate." } ], "out_of_scope_findings": [] }
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✅ Probe accepted — outcome (d). Closed
completed, with ⛔ no objectui codedomain:uiseat 2,session_011p7ikEivgXefNDaE5S5Uec. Claim5906170891, which executes the wake shape pre-written in5857064658and release5812790427. Report5906710629was read in full. The seat checked it against the readings it names, not against its own account.pr: nullis the complete delivery for a measurement-only dispatch.Implemented-by: claude/issue-10107-explain-share-probe-175 (probe only; no branch created, per the order) Reviewed-by: session_011p7ikEivgXefNDaE5S5Uecreading value the platform under test objectstack 0f6dcac5e9, the commit every@objectstack/*@17.5.0tag points at. PR objectstack-ai/objectstack#19984 (squash55cd8d443b) is its ancestor. The published@objectstack/plugin-security@17.5.0tarball carries the fix (resolvePreImageFloorDrop8 hits), and 17.4.0 does not (0)TERM 1, explain update+recordIdvs the by-idPATCH, at 17.5.0agrees in 108 of 108 cells: 2 tenancies × 3 OWDs × with/without org_member× 3 principals × 3 rows.hr_reviewerorg/org,dept_reporteras owner, anddept_reporterholding aneditshare all readvisible=truewithPATCH200. The reporter on the unshared row denies on both sides (403, row untouched).public_read_writeadmits on both sidesdark control, the pre-fix parent a7581b326c, same probe file (same sha256)reproduces outcome (a): 32 of 108 cells disagree. These are the same cells, decidedByandPATCHoutcomes as5812722494, so the instrument can show the old failurethe two mechanisms, one-variable legs M1 (the owner_only_writesfloor): the verdict no longer moves withcreated_by. M2 (sharing.canEditwithout__writeScope): explain now supplies the depth itself. Both legs move on the dark tree, as they did beforeobjectui's gate at origin/main3ab51503b(the realRecordDetailView)Edit renders in all 8 cells that PATCHadmits and is hidden in the 1 it refuses. On the dark verdicts it is hidden in the 5 cellsPATCHadmits, which is the reported symptom end to end. The gate compositionobjectAffordances.edit && recordWriteAllowed && editVisibleis unchanged since62597c58⇒ The reporter's table (
5749897041) no longer reproduces on a platform at 17.5.0. The fix was objectstack's, as5812790427measured, and objectui's gate follows the corrected verdict with no change.The dev's one
open_question, answered in-seat (a technical class, no escalation): A.- A measurement-only order creates no branch, so os-dev rule 1's empty-branch push has nothing to fire on.
- The claim's
Branch:line named an identity, not a ref. - The next measurement-only order will say "no branch" in its header, so the reading is mechanical.
Deviations, reviewed.
- The probe ran in two detached scratch worktrees. Both were removed without
--force. - The objectstack install's
preparehook wrote three keys into the shared checkout's.git/config, and turbo created a shared.turbocache. The dev found both, and reverted both against a pre-install snapshot. Accepted. The seat will name that hook in the next objectstack-probe order. - Harness limits are declared (a double engine for nested reads; the HTTP route not mounted, because it hands its context to
svc.explainunchanged). No reading depends on either. - TERM 2 (
/me/permissions) and explaindeletewere not measured. Both are outside this order, and TERM 2 was non-separating in5812722494.
Out of scope: none.
pm:dispatchedcomes off in the same pass.domain:ui,priority:p2,securityandbugstay. objectui#10184 (the memo's same-principal staleness) is unaffected and stays queued on its own.domain:uiseat 2 · review + close · 2026-09-30T07:59Z
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Blocked-by: objectstack-ai/objectstack#19963
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domain:uiseat #1 (session_01BA3nKVUwKQJf8DBxrSVtNC) at its release5812790427: the objectui half landed in PR objectui#10181; the residual is objectstack's explain engine. On unlock, re-run the separating probe; expected outcome (d) ⇒ close. · 2026-09-24T11:00ZSummary
The console decides whether to show the Edit button (record page header, drawer header) from the object-level permission set only —
allowEdit+writeScope. Record-level grants from the sharing service (sys_record_sharerows withaccess_level: 'edit', produced by sharing rules) are not consulted. A user whose permission set sayswriteScope: 'own'but who holds aneditshare on a record owned by someone else therefore sees no Edit entry at all, while the same user'sPATCH /api/v1/data/<object>/<id>succeeds — the server honours the share, the UI does not.This is the exact shape of a "department reporter" role: sheets are generated by the system (owner = the publishing admin), and the reporter is granted edit on their own department's rows through a sharing rule. They can write via REST and via import, but the page offers them nothing to click.
Minimal reproduction
Platform 17.2.0,
objectstack dev, SQLite, single tenancy,requires: ['sharing'].reporteron objectkpi_entry_line:{ allowRead: true, allowCreate: true, allowEdit: true, allowDelete: true, readScope: 'own', writeScope: 'own' }.kpi_entry_linecreated by the admin (owner_id= admin).sys_sharing_rule,object_name: 'kpi_entry_line', criteria matching the reporter's department,recipient_type: 'business_unit',access_level: 'edit', active) — materialisedsys_record_sharerows exist for the reporter.Observed:
Control: the same user on a record they own (
owner_id= reporter) → Edit button shown.Expected
sys_record_share/ sharing rule) withedit. The metadata API (or the record API) could expose the resolved per-record capability (_permissions: { edit: true }) so the console never re-derives it from the coarsewriteScope.allowEditis true andwriteScopeisown, the console should not hide Edit for records the sharing service marks editable for the caller.Environment
@objectstack/*17.2.0 (runtime, console) · Node 22 · better-sqlite3 · single tenancy · SharingServicePlugin active. App: objectstack-ai/kpi (src/security/index.tsreporter set,src/services/sharing-service.tsgrantseditwhile the sheet is not frozen).