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docs: freeze Drips Wave activation manifest - #236
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Review comments at @docs/contributing/drips-wave-pre-activation-audit.md:
- Line 53: Update the issue list so the line no longer starts with “#96”; add a
descriptive word before the first issue number or format the entries as a list.
- Around line 13-21: Update the runbook budget table to match the frozen
manifest: 37 / 61 / 22 issues, subtotals 3,700 / 9,150 / 4,400, total 17,250,
and headroom 7,750. Update the expectation in the “documents the approved budget
without activating issues” test to check for 17,250 so it no longer enforces the
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| | Candidate issues | 120 | | ||
| | 100-point issues | 37 | | ||
| | 150-point issues | 61 | | ||
| | 200-point issues | 22 | | ||
| | Planned points | 17,250 | | ||
| | Repository allocation | 25,000 | | ||
| | Reserve | 7,750 | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the runbook budget to match the frozen manifest, or the two documents will disagree.
The manifest gives 37 / 61 / 22 issues, 17,250 planned points and a 7,750-point reserve. The new manifest data is internally consistent:
- 37×100 + 61×150 + 22×200 = 17,250.
- There are 22 records at 200 points.
- Tier 0 has 36 records.
- 16 records have
intake_ready: true. - 10 records are protected-surface.
- Each
assignment_tierequals 1 + the highest tier among its dependencies.
The unchanged runbook docs/contributing/drips-wave-operations.md (Lines 15-24) still lists 36 / 61 / 23 issues, 17,350 planned points and 7,650 points of headroom. tests/wave-operations.test.ts (Lines 67-73) requires the runbook to contain 17,350. That test still passes, so CI does not catch this conflict.
Maintainers use the runbook before activation. They will see two different budgets. This audit says the manifest is the "source of truth," but nothing in the runbook says so.
Fix: in docs/contributing/drips-wave-operations.md, change the table to 37 / 61 / 22 with subtotals 3,700 / 9,150 / 4,400, total 17,250 and headroom 7,750. In the test, change the expected value to 17,250. If the runbook should stay a historical plan, add a note there that points to this manifest as the current figure.
Proposed test update
it('documents the approved budget without activating issues', () => {
expect(runbook).toContain('25,000 points');
- expect(runbook).toContain('17,350');
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Review comment at @docs/contributing/drips-wave-pre-activation-audit.md around
lines 13 - 21:
Update the runbook budget table to match the frozen manifest: 37 / 61 / 22
issues, subtotals 3,700 / 9,150 / 4,400, total 17,250, and headroom 7,750.
Update the expectation in the “documents the approved budget without activating
issues” test to check for 17,250 so it no longer enforces the stale total.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Change Line 53 so that it does not start with #96.
Line 53 starts with #96, and markdownlint reports MD018 ("No space after hash on atx style heading") for it. CommonMark does not render #96 as a heading, so the page displays correctly. If the repository runs markdownlint in CI, this line fails the check.
Fix: put a word before the first issue number, or use a list.
Proposed fix
-#96 (SW-001), #97 (SW-002), ...
+Issues: #96 (SW-001), #97 (SW-002), ...🧰 Tools
🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.23.3)
[warning] 53-53: No space after hash on atx style heading
(MD018, no-missing-space-atx)
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Review comment at @docs/contributing/drips-wave-pre-activation-audit.md at line
53:
Update the issue list so the line no longer starts with “#96”; add a descriptive
word before the first issue number or format the entries as a list.
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Summary
Freeze the exact 120-issue Drips Stellar Wave candidate set after the final pre-activation reconciliation.
Candidate set
SW-*issuesAudit result
Stellar WaveChanges
Repository metadata reconciliation
The missing actual point labels were restored directly on the 119 existing SW issues. #235 received
points: 100. NoStellar Wavelabel was added.Validation
Non-activation guarantee
This PR does not activate issues, assign contributors, reopen #215, merge contributor work, or distribute points.
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