feat: name leftover pair on the opened post and focus its evaluation row (v0.82.0) - #224
feat: name leftover pair on the opened post and focus its evaluation row (v0.82.0)#224seonghobae wants to merge 2 commits into
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After seed, opening a leftover pair names the leftover criterion and marks that evaluation row so the buyer can read it next. Same loaded report evidence applies to a member click of that post. Never invent a leftover pair.
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Cycle 2026-08-17T19:13 KST: exact head |
After the leftover-open banner names the criterion, the matching IRT row is current and receives keyboard focus so "Read that evaluation row next" is the next action. No invented leftover number.
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#225 (focus leftover evaluation row, ADR 0027) squash-merged into this branch, not main. Head is now 0153d63 (v0.82.0). After seed, opening Closest leftover names the leftover criterion and moves keyboard focus onto that IRT row. Independent exact-head APPROVE still required before squash to main. Do not mix into #74 or #92. |
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Cycle retry 2026-08-17: write-path probe. Independent exact-head APPROVE still required. Do not self-approve. |
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Cycle 2026-08-17T20:10 KST: exact head |
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Cycle 2026-08-17T22:00 KST: GitHub writes work again. #96 is closed (weaker duplicate of merged #91). This leftover-open-context head ( Owner/self COMMENT is not APPROVE. Do not self-approve. Do not squash-merge without independent APPROVE plus exact-head required success. Copilot review requested on this head. Do not mix into #74 or #92. |
Buyer impact
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make seed, click the closest leftover pair (or that same member). The opened post names This post sat closest to sales-lead after main effects. Read that evaluation row next. The sales-lead evaluation row is marked Closest leftover. A post that is not a leftover pair on the loaded report shows no leftover copy.Scope
leftover_pairsfrom the loaded period report (ADR 0026).criterion_codematches.Exact head
4f6c8c606e1de32ccf1a5cb6dbf7e875adda1915onfeat/name-leftover-pair-on-opened-post-v0780.Base:
main@8c020aa(merged #220 RankWeave).Review gate
Not in this slice
Leftover persist+list landed as #211. RankWeave landed as #220. TEPP is #214. naruon mailbox is #217. ThreadWeave conversations are #219. Keyverse identity is #221.
References
Jeon, M., Jin, I. H., Schweinberger, M., & Baugh, S. (2021). Mapping unobserved item–respondent interactions: A latent space item response model with interaction map. Psychometrika, 86(2), 378–403.