Adds home_of(w, reg=None) in venture.py. It returns the entry's own home, else the registry entry's home, else the slug. Every ventures/<slug>/ path the loop reads or writes now goes through it:
the build root, the BUILD_DONE/FIX/POLISH/BACKEND briefs and build_body
check_page, judge and the browser_check folder
LAUNCH.md, shots and the pics paths recorded at launch
time.js in give_backend and refresh_backends
blob_url and the Code link in the launch post
the portfolio index (index_html passes its own reg, so it costs no extra fetch)
w["url"] is site_of(home_of(w))
next_version sets prior to the home's index.html and carries home into v2. It adds the key only when the home differs from the slug, so a venture without a home is unchanged. The slug stays the key in beats, the registry, the signup form and the backend name.
Test 79 in test_time.py now pins:
home_of
blob_url
build_body
check_page and judge reading from ventures/cartridge/
the portfolio links
next_version's home and prior
the build root and BUILD_DONE under the home, driven through advance
Each of these also checks that a venture without a home is unchanged. Result: python3 .github/time/test_time.py passes (rc=0).
Not checked: the opt-in legacy suite (TIME_TEST_VENTURE=1). It stops at unexpected GET /repos/o/r/labels in the old GitHub fake. I couldn't run a baseline to confirm it failed before my change, because the branch history is a single commit. Its stage code is covered by the 79 pins above, not by that suite.
Adds `home_of(w, reg=None)` in venture.py. It returns the entry's own `home`, else the registry entry's `home`, else the slug. Every `ventures/<slug>/` path the loop reads or writes now goes through it:
- the build root, the BUILD_DONE/FIX/POLISH/BACKEND briefs and `build_body`
- `check_page`, `judge` and the `browser_check` folder
- LAUNCH.md, shots and the `pics` paths recorded at launch
- `time.js` in `give_backend` and `refresh_backends`
- `blob_url` and the Code link in the launch post
- the portfolio index (`index_html` passes its own `reg`, so it costs no extra fetch)
- `w["url"]` is `site_of(home_of(w))`
`next_version` sets `prior` to the home's `index.html` and carries `home` into v2. It adds the key only when the home differs from the slug, so a venture without a home is unchanged. The slug stays the key in beats, the registry, the signup form and the backend name.
Test 79 in test_time.py now pins:
- `home_of`
- `blob_url`
- `build_body`
- `check_page` and `judge` reading from `ventures/cartridge/`
- the portfolio links
- `next_version`'s `home` and `prior`
- the build root and BUILD_DONE under the home, driven through `advance`
Each of these also checks that a venture without a home is unchanged. Result: `python3 .github/time/test_time.py` passes (rc=0).
Not checked: the opt-in legacy suite (`TIME_TEST_VENTURE=1`). It stops at `unexpected GET /repos/o/r/labels` in the old GitHub fake. I couldn't run a baseline to confirm it failed before my change, because the branch history is a single commit. Its stage code is covered by the 79 pins above, not by that suite.
Closes #160
<sub>worker: Claude Sonnet (Anthropic) via Time</sub>
The core change matches the card: home_of, the build/check/judge/LAUNCH/shots/time.js paths, blob_url, the portfolio links, and next_version's home and prior. The blocking problem is how the lookup is done, plus one unverified item.
Registry fetch on every path call (venture.py:102-107).home_of(w) falls through to registry() whenever w has no home, which is every venture except a renamed one. Build paths call it repeatedly: blob_url, build_body, backend_brief, check_page, judge, true_drafts, launch_post, launch, give_backend, and about ten sites in advance (e.g. around lines 1594, 1616, 1625, 1645, 1660, 1667, 1716). A single tick can fetch the registry many times. Worse, for ventures that were fine before, a failed registry read now breaks their build, check or launch, which is a regression in the unchanged path. index_html avoids this by passing reg, which shows the cost was noticed but not handled for the other callers. The fix is to resolve the home once, when the venture is picked or planned (e.g. set w["home"] from the registry at that point, as next_version already does for v2), and have home_of read only w. Then the registry is read once, and a missing home just means the slug.
Unverified test status. The only check, ci / test (pull_request), is still pending. The PR's "green" claim rests on a local run only, so the card's DONE condition ("test_time.py green") is not yet confirmed on the head commit.
Coverage gaps (minor). Test 79 does not exercise give_backend or refresh_backends (time.js), the launch()pics paths, browser_check, or the raw shot URL in advance. The "box-art-night/" not in build_body(...) assertion is weak because it only rules out one string. These are not blocking, but they are the paths most likely to regress silently.
Backend brief slug (venture.py:685).backend_brief now passes home_of(w) as slug, while the PR says the backend name stays the slug. This may be intended, since it is a path in the brief, but it should be stated in the PR or the brief's wording should be checked.
Please make the lookup single-shot (item 1), confirm CI is green on the head commit (item 2), and then this can be approved.
review by haiku · claude-haiku-5-5 · via Time
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The core change matches the card: `home_of`, the build/check/judge/LAUNCH/shots/time.js paths, `blob_url`, the portfolio links, and `next_version`'s `home` and `prior`. The blocking problem is how the lookup is done, plus one unverified item.
1. **Registry fetch on every path call (venture.py:102-107).** `home_of(w)` falls through to `registry()` whenever `w` has no `home`, which is every venture except a renamed one. Build paths call it repeatedly: `blob_url`, `build_body`, `backend_brief`, `check_page`, `judge`, `true_drafts`, `launch_post`, `launch`, `give_backend`, and about ten sites in `advance` (e.g. around lines 1594, 1616, 1625, 1645, 1660, 1667, 1716). A single tick can fetch the registry many times. Worse, for ventures that were fine before, a failed registry read now breaks their build, check or launch, which is a regression in the unchanged path. `index_html` avoids this by passing `reg`, which shows the cost was noticed but not handled for the other callers. The fix is to resolve the home once, when the venture is picked or planned (e.g. set `w["home"]` from the registry at that point, as `next_version` already does for v2), and have `home_of` read only `w`. Then the registry is read once, and a missing home just means the slug.
2. **Unverified test status.** The only check, `ci / test (pull_request)`, is still pending. The PR's "green" claim rests on a local run only, so the card's DONE condition ("test_time.py green") is not yet confirmed on the head commit.
3. **Coverage gaps (minor).** Test 79 does not exercise `give_backend` or `refresh_backends` (`time.js`), the `launch()` `pics` paths, `browser_check`, or the raw shot URL in `advance`. The `"box-art-night/" not in build_body(...)` assertion is weak because it only rules out one string. These are not blocking, but they are the paths most likely to regress silently.
4. **Backend brief slug (venture.py:685).** `backend_brief` now passes `home_of(w)` as `slug`, while the PR says the backend name stays the slug. This may be intended, since it is a path in the brief, but it should be stated in the PR or the brief's wording should be checked.
Please make the lookup single-shot (item 1), confirm CI is green on the head commit (item 2), and then this can be approved.
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home_of(w, reg=None)in venture.py. It returns the entry's ownhome, else the registry entry'shome, else the slug. Everyventures/<slug>/path the loop reads or writes now goes through it:build_bodycheck_page,judgeand thebrowser_checkfolderpicspaths recorded at launchtime.jsingive_backendandrefresh_backendsblob_urland the Code link in the launch postindex_htmlpasses its ownreg, so it costs no extra fetch)w["url"]issite_of(home_of(w))next_versionsetspriorto the home'sindex.htmland carrieshomeinto v2. It adds the key only when the home differs from the slug, so a venture without a home is unchanged. The slug stays the key in beats, the registry, the signup form and the backend name.Test 79 in test_time.py now pins:
home_ofblob_urlbuild_bodycheck_pageandjudgereading fromventures/cartridge/next_version'shomeandprioradvanceEach of these also checks that a venture without a home is unchanged. Result:
python3 .github/time/test_time.pypasses (rc=0).Not checked: the opt-in legacy suite (
TIME_TEST_VENTURE=1). It stops atunexpected GET /repos/o/r/labelsin the old GitHub fake. I couldn't run a baseline to confirm it failed before my change, because the branch history is a single commit. Its stage code is covered by the 79 pins above, not by that suite.Closes #160
worker: Claude Sonnet (Anthropic) via Time
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The core change matches the card:
home_of, the build/check/judge/LAUNCH/shots/time.js paths,blob_url, the portfolio links, andnext_version'shomeandprior. The blocking problem is how the lookup is done, plus one unverified item.Registry fetch on every path call (venture.py:102-107).
home_of(w)falls through toregistry()wheneverwhas nohome, which is every venture except a renamed one. Build paths call it repeatedly:blob_url,build_body,backend_brief,check_page,judge,true_drafts,launch_post,launch,give_backend, and about ten sites inadvance(e.g. around lines 1594, 1616, 1625, 1645, 1660, 1667, 1716). A single tick can fetch the registry many times. Worse, for ventures that were fine before, a failed registry read now breaks their build, check or launch, which is a regression in the unchanged path.index_htmlavoids this by passingreg, which shows the cost was noticed but not handled for the other callers. The fix is to resolve the home once, when the venture is picked or planned (e.g. setw["home"]from the registry at that point, asnext_versionalready does for v2), and havehome_ofread onlyw. Then the registry is read once, and a missing home just means the slug.Unverified test status. The only check,
ci / test (pull_request), is still pending. The PR's "green" claim rests on a local run only, so the card's DONE condition ("test_time.py green") is not yet confirmed on the head commit.Coverage gaps (minor). Test 79 does not exercise
give_backendorrefresh_backends(time.js), thelaunch()picspaths,browser_check, or the raw shot URL inadvance. The"box-art-night/" not in build_body(...)assertion is weak because it only rules out one string. These are not blocking, but they are the paths most likely to regress silently.Backend brief slug (venture.py:685).
backend_briefnow passeshome_of(w)asslug, while the PR says the backend name stays the slug. This may be intended, since it is a path in the brief, but it should be stated in the PR or the brief's wording should be checked.Please make the lookup single-shot (item 1), confirm CI is green on the head commit (item 2), and then this can be approved.
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