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Resume: cd /Users/marcusteller/repos/summer/summer-platform && claude --resume 4d36a3bb-eb00-4b06-99e5-f796c3fe3b03, "android"

Why

summer-platform e58dbf632e (2026-10-10) changed the store: it no longer refuses a bundle whose config/summer.build.json targetPlatforms differ from the exported platforms. The bundle decides the Build's platforms, and the store reports the difference as targetPlatformChange with declared, missing and added (docs/build-publications.md, "The bundle decides the platforms"). The CLI still refused such a hosted upload with declaration_mismatch before sending it, and the export warned that the upload would be refused.

What changes

• summer-bundle.ts: declarationMismatch is replaced by targetPlatformChange, which returns the platform's declared / missing / added / message report, or null.
• summer_publish_build:
  • It never refuses for the difference.
  • It declares the bundle's platforms that Summer has an app for, with or without a server.
  • A hosted declaration that already names those platforms is sent unchanged, so a retry sends the same bytes.
  • The preview target and the result carry targetPlatformChange as information.
• summer_export_game: returns targetPlatformChange instead of a warning.
• alignDeclaration: now described as optional. It still sets summer.build.json to the targets.
• declaration_mismatch fix text names the store's remaining reasons: another game's export, no Summer app platform, or changed server settings.
• Copy: the summer_export_game description, guide and descriptor, and the release-checklist (1.5) and launch-ready skills.
• Version: folded into 4.9.1. Neither 4.9.0 nor 4.9.1 is on npm (latest is 4.8.0), and the release gate only requires a version above npm latest. The CHANGELOG section is extended. Not published.

Tests

• publish-build.test.ts: a hosted bundle whose declaration differs (android, ios, linux, web declared; ios, macos, windows exported) is previewed without warnings and uploaded. The create request declares ios, macos and windows, and the preview and the result carry targetPlatformChange. This replaces the old refusal test.
• export-game.test.ts: a hosted declaration that differs gives targetPlatformChange and no warning; alignDeclaration: true still updates summer.build.json.
• Locally:
  • vitest run src/core/capabilities/ src/mcp/ scripts/: 109 files, 1586 tests, all passed.
  • tsc --noEmit and validate:library are clean.
  • generate-registry --check reports no drift.

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