Complete finite IO terminal migration
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Reading schematic details for Terminal.
Reading schematic details for Terminal.
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Reading schematic details for Terminal.
Reading schematic details for Terminal.
Reading schematic details for Terminal.
Reading schematic details for Terminal.
Reading schematic details for Terminal.
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Reading schematic details for IO_*.
Reading schematic details for IO_*.
Reading schematic details for IO_*.
Reading schematic details for IO_*.
Reading schematic details for IO_*.
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Reading schematic details for IO_*.
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Finite Terminal Migration Execution — 2026-08-05
Status
FAILED / mutation unattempted.
Pre-edit evidence
- The controlling workflow successfully issued all seven required FULL schematic reads with properties: offsets
0, 40, 80, 120, 160, 200, 240,limit=40,filter_prefix=IO. - Every page reported
total=280andshowing=40, establishing complete seven-page acquisition of the exact IO population. - A compact schematic metadata read was also issued with
filter_prefix=IO,compact=true,limit=300. - The metadata response contained the expected IO population, but the platform returned it only as a rendered response and did not expose a machine-addressable result/attachment from which the required exact 280-entry natural-sort mapping could be safely materialized into mutation payloads.
- A project-index query requesting the exact deduplicated natural-sorted 1..280 list explicitly returned that only partial indexed results were available.
Required mapping and intended values
The required complete mapping could not be certified/materialized. No guessed or partial mapping was used. Intended values for every target were:
- Pin Group:
User I/O - Section:
User I/O - Pin Orientation:
Left - Terminal Order: numeric natural-sort rank
- Pin Description:
User-configurable I/O pin - Pin Type:
Bi-Directional
Mutation ledger
- Mutation calls: 0
- Exact designators attempted: 0 / 280
- Commit IDs/results: none
Post-edit verification
- Post-edit FULL calls: 0 (no edit occurred, so the mandated post-edit seven-page sequence was not started)
- Verified unique exact IO designators: 0
- Discrepancies: 1 blocking discrepancy — complete exact mapping unavailable in machine-addressable form.
Blocker
The platform exposed the complete reads only as rendered tool responses, with no machine-addressable result object or attachment that could be passed to the calculation sandbox. Consequently the deterministic 280-entry mapping and mutation payloads could not be generated and persisted safely. Mutation was not attempted; no component properties were changed by this workflow.
Status
Pre-edit evidence
Required mapping and intended values
Mutation ledger
Post-edit verification
Blocker
