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[finding] permission-set-projection.ts:332 still states the ADR-0094 direction that D5-R retired — PR #6962 replaced the file-header copy and left the function-level one #7082
Observation-class finding, recorded by the domain:identity PM seat during the two-reading landing confirmation of PR #6962 (#6858, merged 2026-08-09T08:37:15Z). Filed unassigned, no domain:* label — routing is the triage seat's call. Prose only; no behaviour is wrong.
What is stale
#6858 required that «the permission-set-projection.ts header prose and the ADR text must agree with the enforced reality after PR #6608 merges». PR #6962 delivered that for the file header — :30 now reads "the 2026-07-14 direction confirmation that used to sit here…" — and recorded the retirement as ADR-0094 D5-R.
A second copy of the same direction survives, in the function-level JSDoc of upsertEnvPermissionSet at packages/plugins/plugin-security/src/permission-set-projection.ts:332 (measured on origin/main after the merge):
* an env-scope overlay is the platform's standard customization of a packaged
* definition (ADR-0005; direction confirmed 2026-07-14, reversing the earlier
* refuse-the-env-door rule): the facets update to the EFFECTIVE (overlay-wins)
* body while the `managed_by:'package'` + `package_id` provenance is
* PRESERVED … and deleting the overlay resets the row to the shipped
* declaration (the layered read reveals the baseline again).
Two claims in that block are now false, and they are precisely the two D5-R retired:
The dev re-verified its anchors thoroughly and restated them (the four write points at :713/:752/:794/:928 were confirmed verbatim). The header was the copy the card named, so the header is the copy that got fixed. Nothing mechanically relates "this file states ADR-0094's direction" to "ADR-0094's current direction" — the same silent-by-construction class as #6696 / #6842 / #6947, one file over, and the third instance this lane has recorded today.
What is NOT wrong
The code is correct and unchanged: the rollback stands, the 4 write points behave as D5-R documents, and check:adr-anchors is green (PR #6962 registered this file). This is a prose divergence inside one JSDoc block — not a behaviour defect and not a gate hole.
Suggested disposition (for triage to grade and size)
Observation-class finding, recorded by the
domain:identityPM seat during the two-reading landing confirmation of PR #6962 (#6858, merged 2026-08-09T08:37:15Z). Filed unassigned, nodomain:*label — routing is the triage seat's call. Prose only; no behaviour is wrong.What is stale
#6858 required that «the
permission-set-projection.tsheader prose and the ADR text must agree with the enforced reality after PR #6608 merges». PR #6962 delivered that for the file header —:30now reads "the 2026-07-14 direction confirmation that used to sit here…" — and recorded the retirement as ADR-0094 D5-R.A second copy of the same direction survives, in the function-level JSDoc of
upsertEnvPermissionSetatpackages/plugins/plugin-security/src/permission-set-projection.ts:332(measured onorigin/mainafter the merge):Two claims in that block are now false, and they are precisely the two D5-R retired:
permissionback toallowOrgOverride: false, the write-through for a code-declared set 403s.NOT_OVERRIDABLEon every kernel), leaving onlyOS_METADATA_WRITABLE. PR docs(adr-0094): retire D5's env-overlay customization direction (D5-R, #6609 ruling A) #6962's own D5-R section deliberately declined to restate "delete = reset" for this reason — the header was corrected and this copy was not.Why this survived a careful PR
The dev re-verified its anchors thoroughly and restated them (the four write points at
:713/:752/:794/:928were confirmed verbatim). The header was the copy the card named, so the header is the copy that got fixed. Nothing mechanically relates "this file states ADR-0094's direction" to "ADR-0094's current direction" — the same silent-by-construction class as #6696 / #6842 / #6947, one file over, and the third instance this lane has recorded today.What is NOT wrong
The code is correct and unchanged: the rollback stands, the 4 write points behave as D5-R documents, and
check:adr-anchorsis green (PR #6962 registered this file). This is a prose divergence inside one JSDoc block — not a behaviour defect and not a gate hole.Suggested disposition (for triage to grade and size)
upsertEnvPermissionSetJSDoc to the post-D5-R reality, carrying A legacy env overlay on an artifact-backed item of a rolled-back type can no longer be REMOVED through the ordinary delete path (403) — only via OS_METADATA_WRITABLE #6960's measured delete behaviour rather than the "delete = reset" claim.position.delegatableJSDoc names asecurity-delegatable-admin-positionlint rule that does not exist — the runtime D12 gate is the only enforcer #6628 idiom (a machine-readable table plus an anti-vacuity floor). Worth weighing against the fact that the anchor registry already links this file to the ADR without checking that what it says about the ADR is current — which is exactly the gap that let this through.Refs: #6858 / PR #6962 (D5-R), #6483 / PR #6608 (the rollback), #6609 (ruling A), #6960 (the delete-path measurement contradicting claim 2), ADR-0005, ADR-0094, #6628 (pin idiom), #6696 / #6842 / #6947 (same drift class).