@mutmutco/kilo-plugin 3.99.0 → 3.100.0
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/bootstrap/SKILL.md +14 -0
package/package.json
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@@ -43,6 +43,20 @@ any repo that receives a hand-edit to an org-owned target path outside a propaga
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branch (#4241). Running `apply --execute` against every registry repo by hand to fan out a Hub edit is
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exactly the copy-per-repo pattern this rule exists to end — see Hub#4234.
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**Rollback is per-repo, never a second fleet overwrite (#4240).** When a propagated `org`-owned seed
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breaks a repo, the recovery is `mmi-cli bootstrap rollback <repo> --target <t> [--execute]` — it resolves
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the ONE merge commit that repo's `bootstrap propagate` (#4238) run actually landed (live from the repo's
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`seed-propagate-<slug>` merged-PR history, or replayed from a persisted propagate `--json` report via
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`--record`) and opens an ordinary revert PR of it, through that repo's own gate, on a `seed-rollback-<slug>`
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branch. It refuses — never guesses a commit — when no clean, single-file propagation record resolves for
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that repo+target. **Explicitly forbidden as a rollback path: a fleet-wide `bootstrap apply --execute` of
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"the old bytes"** — that is the second blind fleet overwrite #4233 rules out, and it races the propagation
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lane. **MMI-Hub stays the source of truth during a rollback**: a per-repo revert is the emergency stop, not
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the fix — closure is the Hub reverting (or fixing forward) the bad seed commit on `development`, after
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which reverted repos match the Hub again and the drift alarm closes itself. A per-repo revert with no
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Hub-side follow-up re-alarms as drift within a week, deliberately, so an emergency divergence can never
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silently become permanent.
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**Release gap — a new topology value must reach TWO surfaces, and a local dev build only fixes one (#2928).**
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A new `--project-type`, `--deploy-model`, or `--release-track` lands on `development` but is not live until a
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release train ships it — in **both** of these places:
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