Participant: codex (AI agent)
Understanding
The Python bridge test has no matching owner in the current manifest. Directly
adding a glob is not safe because the manifest is checked against an immutable
managed-file digest. Ownership must come through a protected upstream contract
or a supported project-extension mechanism.
Execution plan
- Record the approved escalation route and wait for its immutable release.
- Open or reuse an upstream governance ticket for a project-specific ownership
extension that does not weaken managed-file verification.
- Adopt the published revision atomically through the existing protected
standard-adoption flow.
- Re-run governance and unblock ticket-063 only after
sdk ownership is
deterministic.
Actual changes
- Proved the path is unowned by the current workstream globs.
- Proved the manifest is protected by the immutable standard lock.
- Reused upstream
wellmanifest/new-project:ticket-024 and published its
expanded planning branch at
ticket/024-extendable-target-manifest@e538ec0; no duplicate ticket exists.
- Upstream implementation PR #67 at exact head
3d7ac45 passed Linux,
Windows and independent review; it merged as main@2fbf23f, and closure PR
#68 merged as main@a70b5b8.
- Created upstream publication plan ticket-044 at
cac0ddb; it requires
separate approval before immutable v0.14.0 publication.
- Verified upstream v0.14.0 was published at exact release SHA
a22eb47ca0e7c06ac927d1c0d843eabb798bfadd after protected and clean
detached validation.
- Bound the approved downstream adoption from exact installed v0.13.2 SHA to
that immutable v0.14.0 SHA and entered
IN_PROGRESS / EDIT before target
mutation.
- Adopted the complete managed payload with the published tool, then added the
exact Python bridge path to the now target-owned SDK workstream.
- Passed idempotent package check, hash/base invariants, exact-base governance
with zero findings, and full
npm run verify (405 tests; one explicit
JDK-unavailable skip). The ticket is now in VALIDATION.
- Protected review exposed target caller drift: the reusable workflow and its
standard-ref still selected v0.13.2, so that old parser rejected the
adopted package strategy with GOV-SYNC-001. Returned to EDIT and aligned
both immutable references with exact v0.14.0 SHA a22eb47.
- Fresh exact-head verify, Java, Koru, deterministic Validator decision
D-062-0715 and review-triggered governance passed. PR #77 merged as
a7625806a57ef859802eec47175653a6039c1c4a.
- Recorded the expected post-merge push diagnostic caused by leaving a
completed
standardAdoption ticket active without a PR base, then closed
the ticket as DONE / DONE so the record no longer participates in active
atomic-adoption resolution.
- Recorded the combined 059+060+061 validation: every pre-test gate passed and
the only observed test failure is the ticket-063 assertion blocked by this
ownership gap.
- The initial routing phase made no governance, implementation or test change;
the approved delivery later changed only the governed adoption surfaces.
- Human approved the routing plan on 2026-08-09; its external release
dependency is now satisfied.
Blockers
- None. The adopted ownership is on protected
main; ticket-063 may enter
EDIT under its separately approved scope.