The maintainer decided on 2026-10-11 that Server Core, ARM64, a localized
operating system, and non-Windows file servers are not needed by the audience
of the tool. They leave the open items, the completion matrix, and the limits
of the report, and Decision 25 records the choice (Decision 23 and #34 are not
changed).
Open item 3 of the report now gives the cause of the dropped AppliesTo for a
path: the default parameter set PathComplex wins when a piped object satisfies
its mandatory parameters. A stand-alone model with the four sets and no default
binds PathSimple for an object with AppliesTo and keeps every named call; the
real cmdlets were not changed. debugging-insights.md keeps the lesson.
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The final commit 61e936e was built once, at 8a625c8, and measured on those
bytes: 1,459 cases per configuration, 3,258 of 3,664 sequence points, 1,090 of
1,168 explicit branch points, and the same 187 unvisited methods, all
classified. The first lab accepts the final build (245 passed, 1 skipped per
edition), the 22 files of the matrix suite pass on Windows Server 2019, 2022,
and 2025 and on Windows 11 in 16 configurations, and both labs are clean.
The report adds the second culture defect that the independent review found
(Get-ChildItem2 -Filter in tr-TR), the review and how each finding was
resolved, the probe that tells which parameter set binds for a piped
AppliesTo, and the corrected description of the branch summary of the tool,
which adds one point per method and is not read. The Runs table lists every
run, the Evidence table hashes the evidence outside git, and the ParameterSets
table cites the lines of the final tests.
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The report gets the section on the acceptance of the fixed build in the first
lab (both editions 245 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped), the matching row of the
completion matrix, and the bullet of the summary. The Memory Bank carries the
Handoff 5 evidence, the coverage baselines and the live-coverage method.
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Handoff 5: the coverage of rc7 (fa0701b), the live tests and a domain member, the judged matrix of the 64 parameter sets and the tests that it led to, the cultures, and the final commit. The tables are the unvisited methods, the cmdlets, the reconciliation, the parameter sets, the mutations, the roles of the live suite, the cultures, and the runs. The evidence table follows with the lab acceptance of the fixed build.
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Handoff 1 of the pre-5.0.0 quality gate. The report classifies every
C# method that no test visited at 5a5d58b (231 methods, 442 sequence
points: 223 explained, 8 open for the maintainer) and records the
measurement (3,192/3,634 sequence points, 87.84%), 26 bounded
mutations, a red/green matrix of the fix commits over ten states of
the branch, the open items, the handoff to gate 3, and nine static
review passes. The CSV files hold the method, cmdlet, and parameter
set tables, the guard rows of the matrix with their test files, and
the SHA-256 of each of its 40 logs.
The Memory Bank notes (active context, progress, tech context, system
patterns) and the lab README point to it. No code, test, or help
changes.
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Raimund Andree