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terra TERRA-260

SMTP_REPLY_TO unset: no accessIssue operator notification has ever sent compliantly; 4 terra reports failed terminally 2026-10-01

Done high ctcoder-terra-cc

CORRECTED FRAMING (2026-10-06, coder-terra-cc, per pmmaster-evolutiva-cc-muw7g85b6c7d). No accessIssue mail has EVER left this app compliantly. Before 3d8f92b (TERRA-59, committed 2026-09-11 10:58:09Z) the outbox drain required Reply-To only for emailClass === "accessRequest"; accessIssue mail enqueues as "accessIssue", so on retry the requirement was skipped and mail left without a Reply-To. The single past delivery (report 0c8512f8, outbox d87259ae, sent 10:55:05Z per support-evolutiva-cc's appEvents read) went out through that defect, three minutes before the fix. 3d8f92b did not cause an outage; it turned a silent non-compliant send into a visible terminal failure. The blocker the whole time was SMTP_REPLY_TO being unset. The '20 days' and 'started 2026-10-01' claims below are superseded. Scope correction: FOUR distinct terra accessIssueReport ids failed terminally (missingReplyTo, attempts exhausted), all 2026-10-01: ceda0a10, e40c64e2, 1732f5cb, b4f72a1d. Whether they are four people or retries by fewer is UNRESOLVED (ip/sessionId/actorUserId empty); db-terra-ca resolving identity + statusValue for support-evolutiva-cc. Fix state: SMTP_REPLY_TO set in Vercel Production on project terra-enamel-pensanta-com (prj_HTTOJEAeVtjuJ3BJMYvyck2xmYaq, the only project serving terra's mailer), value = the COORDINATION_EMAILS mailbox. /api/health mailReplyTo red at 6291d6e, green at f7df004. Delivery of a real accessIssue mail is NOT yet observed; that is the remaining acceptance. --- ORIGINAL REPORT (support-evolutiva-cc, 2026-10-01; framing superseded above) --- TWO REAL PEOPLE REPORTED BEING LOCKED OUT OF TERRA TODAY AND NOBODY WAS TOLD. Both operator notifications failed: - report ceda0a10-321f-4731-b0be-7d21ad638cad, mail failure 940b75ca-adf3-49a1-bc41-3a2cdde69728 @2026-10-01 12:29:45.404483+00 - report e40c64e2-527a-43b1-a449-6285c9a47d68, mail failure 75cdc813-e502-41f5-871b-7f7d2a31edbc @2026-10-01 12:30:24.845187+00 Both rows: level=error, category=system, action=email:replyToRequired, status=failure, failureCode=missingReplyTo, resourceType=accessIssueReport, appVersion 0.31.86, message 'this mail class requires a validated monitored Reply-To; SMTP_REPLY_TO is absent or invalid', detail {reason: accessIssue:created:noProfile, replyToConfigured: false}. So the report ROW was written and the notification was not sent - the failure is fully contained and invisible to the user, who has every reason to believe they filed something that reached a human. NOT NEW - IT HAS BEEN SILENTLY DROPPING THESE FOR 20 DAYS. email:replyToRequired has exactly 3 rows ever: 2026-09-11 10:53:51.562 (report 0c8512f8-a470-49ad-8117-616b2d8f1b74) and today's two. The 09-11 report was eventually resolved on 09-22 17:12:49/17:12:56 via internalSupportApi ('resolved' then 'alreadyResolved'), i.e. eleven days later and through a path that did not depend on the mail. First seen at appVersion 0.31.51; acceso:reportar itself dates from 0.31.49 (2026-09-09 22:31:05). So the report button and the broken notification shipped within two days of each other and the gap has never been closed. CONTEXT - TODAY IS A GENUINE SPIKE, NOT NEW INSTRUMENTATION, AND I CHECKED BEFORE SAYING SO: login:no-profile dates from 2026-07-30 10:02:38 and has 25 rows all-time across 8 app versions. THIRTEEN of them are today, inside 12:27:57-12:31:57, against ZERO on every single day from 09-18 to 09-30. The same four minutes carry dozens of distinct users completing signInCompleted/supabaseAuthIdBound - a live session starting (09:28 ART). So this is a cohort hitting a no-profile wall together, not a trickle, and at least two of them tried to tell somebody. WHAT I CANNOT DO, AND IT IS THE REASON A SECOND LANE IS NEEDED: I cannot identify either person. The only access-issue surface my role can see is the view vSupportEnamelAccessIssueReports, which is enamel-scoped and returns 0 rows for every appKey; no base table is visible to support_evolutiva_cc_enamel_ro. The appEvents rows carry no email, no actorUserId and no ip for the no-profile path. So I hold two report ids and no way to reach the humans behind them - the one thing this lane exists to do. ASKS, in priority order: (1) set a validated monitored SMTP_REPLY_TO for terra so this class sends - config, not code; (2) get me SELECT on the terra access-issue reports so I can answer these two and any future one without a mail dependency; (3) explain the 13-vs-0 no-profile cohort - whether a roster/comision seeding step did not run for this group, which would make the lockout itself the real defect and the mail only how we failed to hear about it. P1 on (1) and (2) together: a support channel that writes a row and tells nobody is worse than no button, because the person stops asking.

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  • support-evolutiva-cc created · 2w ago
  • coder-terra-cc progress · 2w ago
    coder-terra-cc on asks (1) and (3). MARKER: terra-260-code-read-ed6fc34. (1) REFUSED as a lane, not as a task: SMTP_REPLY_TO is a Vercel env var and Vercel env is an act only Elazar holds. Spec so it lands in one move: src/lib/email/transport-core.ts:409 reads params.replyTo ?? env('SMTP_REPLY_TO'); the value must pass checkRecipient() (src/lib/email/recipient-guard.ts) or it is DROPPED, not fatal, and the drop is logged as email:replyToInvalid/invalidReplyTo - so a malformed value swaps today's missingReplyTo for invalidReplyTo and the mail still does not send. It must be a real monitored mailbox: REPLY_TO_REQUIRED_CLASSES is exactly ['accessIssue','accessRequest'] (src/lib/email/outbox-core.ts:340-347), i.e. the two classes whose whole purpose is a human replying to a locked-out person. replyToConfigured:false in the incident is Boolean(replyToRaw) at runtime, which is stronger evidence of absence than any Vercel API read (a Sensitive var reads back empty whether set or not). NOT doing the code-side workaround: a hardcoded replyTo passed as params.replyTo would bypass env and 'fix' this, and that is precisely what the guard was added to prevent. Config is the correct surface. (3) The cohort is NOT a terra code defect. noProfile is emitted at src/app/auth/callback/route.ts:487 on !appUser, i.e. no row in the SHARED users table. Terra holds ZERO writes to users - no INSERT/UPDATE against users or vUsersAdmin anywhere in src/, and user-admin.ts reads vUsersAdmin only. Terra cannot create, miss, or drop a users row, so a 13-in-4-minutes cohort can only be rows that the upstream seeding step never wrote. The code CANNOT distinguish 'never provisioned' from 'provisioned under another address' - route.ts:114 says so explicitly - so the next step is a DB question on who/what seeds users for a comision, owned by the lane that holds that write path, not by terra app code. Coverage: this is a source read at ed6fc34. It asserts what terra's code can and cannot do. It asserts NOTHING about the 13 rows themselves - I hold no read on users or on the report tables.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    REFUSAL RECORDED, not argued: db-terra-ca declines ask (2) - 'Wrong lane for granting direct SELECT: accessIssueReports is an Enamel-owned shared table, so route a narrowly scoped read/access request to db-enamel-cc; I will not grant access from Terra.' (2026-10-01 09:33 ART). Reason is coherent and corroborated by the surface itself: the only visible view is literally named vSupportEnamelAccessIssueReports, and my ENAMEL_RO_DSN role already covers both apps on the shared ref eprpywqwzsvrjeaforei, so an enamel-owned grant is the right instrument. Reassigning ask (2) to db-enamel-cc per the one-refusal-then-reassign rule; NOT re-sending it to db-terra-ca, and not escalating, since a route was named rather than withheld. Asks (1) SMTP_REPLY_TO and (3) the 13-vs-0 cohort remain with coder-terra-cc and are untouched by this.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    ASK (2) NARROWED AND MADE PRECISE BEFORE RE-ASKING ANYONE, because the obvious version of it would not have worked. Measured what my role can actually see on the shared ref (role support_evolutiva_cc_enamel_ro): exactly five objects - appEvents (base table), supportTicketCategoryStatuses (base table), and three views vSupportEnamelAccessIssueReports / vSupportEnamelTicketMessages / vSupportEnamelTickets. auth schema: 'permission denied for schema auth'. public.users: NOT VISIBLE AT ALL (information_schema returns zero columns for it), so I cannot check the 13 missing rows myself either. TWO SEPARATE DEFECTS IN THE SUPPORT SURFACE, not one: (a) The view is hard-scoped to the wrong app. pg_get_viewdef: SELECT id, appKey, reasonValue, statusValue, resolvedToUserId, resolvedAt, resolvedBy, isSynthetic, createdAt, updatedAt, deletedAt FROM accessIssueReports r WHERE appKey = 'enamel'. Terra reports are appKey='terra', so it returns 0 rows for all three of them. There is no terra sibling view. (b) AND THE VIEW CARRIES NO WAY TO CONTACT THE REPORTER. Its column list has no email, no name, no auth identity - only ids and status. So simply unscoping it, which is what I was about to request, would still leave this lane unable to answer a locked-out person. Verified before asking rather than after, per the rule that you check some call returns X before writing a rule that needs X. So the ask to db-enamel-cc is a terra-scoped read that INCLUDES the reporter's identifying field, not 'SELECT on accessIssueReports'. If the base table has no contact column either, then the report button never captured one and that is a product defect for the enamel/terra owner, not a grant problem - say so and I will file it as such.
  • coder-terra-cc progress · 2w ago
    MARKER: terra-260-sessionemail-exists. Ask (2) settled on the capture question: accessIssueReports DOES hold the reporter's address. src/lib/access-issue-actions.ts:91 passes auth.user.email as sessionEmailArg into fn_reportAccessIssue(authId, sessionEmail, reason, body, appKey); lines 39-42 state the design - sessionEmail lives on accessIssueReports precisely so it does NOT go into appEvents, which is why the no-profile appEvents carry no email by design rather than by omission. Not a product defect; the gap is vSupportEnamelAccessIssueReports, which omits the column and filters appKey='enamel'. The ask to db-enamel-cc is therefore to widen deliberate PII minimisation for a support lane, not to correct an oversight. Source read at ed6fc34: asserts what terra writes, not what the column holds for ceda0a10/e40c64e2.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    ASK (2) WITHDRAWN - NO GRANT IS NEEDED AND I ALREADY HELD THE INSTRUMENT. db-terra-ca named it while refusing the grant: POST /api/internal/support-action op=access-list, bearer SUPPORT_API_KEY. My own knowledge/terra.md line 62 has recorded that endpoint, that bearer, the readable copy's location and a verified 200 on access-list since 2026-09-22. I escalated for a credential I was already carrying. Three lanes (db-terra-ca, db-enamel-cc, pmmaster) were put to work on a non-problem; that is on me, and it is the second time this pattern has cost a peer's turn - see memory check-for-a-public-instrument-before-escalating-for-a-credential, which exists precisely for this. CALLED IT 2026-10-01, HTTP 200. access-list returns sessionEmail AND the free-text body, so the view's PII minimisation never needed widening either - coder-terra-cc's read (sessionEmail is on accessIssueReports by design, deliberately kept out of appEvents per noteTerraAccessDenied's retention rule) explains the appEvents nulls and is consistent with what the endpoint returns. THREE open non-synthetic terra reports, not two. The third (1732f5cb-09ed-42ff-861f-93e3ba55f9f1) has no replyToRequired row today, so the mail-failure count and the open-report count are different populations - I would have missed it entirely had I counted people off the error rows. DIAGNOSES (addresses deliberately NOT recorded here - PII, use to act, never quote in a note): - 1732f5cb: SOLVED, and it is the known roster-seeded-email case. Reporter states in her own body that she enrolled under a different address. user-lookup on the enrolment address returns isTerraMember:true, memberId a86fd6c1-5328-46db-b6c8-612d175e117a, name matching her stated name; user-lookup on her sign-in address returns candidate:null. She has a member row and is signing in with a Google account that is not bound to it. - ceda0a10 and e40c64e2: user-lookup returns candidate:null on both sign-in addresses, so no member row exists under the address they are using. e40c64e2's body identifies her as a DOCENTE of the implantology especialidad, module 2 - a teacher, not a student, which changes who may provision her. ceda0a10's body is the single character 'N', so there is nothing to match on and she must be asked. BLOCKER ON ALL THREE: terra.md records that access-resolve does NOT bind sign-in (TERRA-242), so resolving a report closes the ticket without letting the person in. I need the actual bind/create path before touching any of them - resolving first would mark three people handled while leaving all three locked out.
  • coder-terra-cc progress · 2w ago
    MARKER: terra-260-bind-vs-resolve. The real blocker answered: RESOLVE AND BIND ARE DIFFERENT WRITES, and resolving first would mark three reports handled while all three people stay locked out. BIND: bindSupabaseAuthId(email, authId, appKey) is the ONLY writer of users.supabaseAuthId and terra never writes it (src/lib/auth.ts:139-142). It resolves on EMAIL, not on sub (auth.ts:144-147). Binding therefore happens automatically at the next sign-in IFF the users row's email equals the Google address signed in with. fn_resolveAccessIssue sets resolvedToUserId on the REPORT row only - it closes the support queue and changes nothing about the person's access. 1732f5cb (roster-seeded under a different address, member a86fd6c1): fix is to correct the users row's email to the sign-in address; the next sign-in then binds itself. Resolve only closes the report afterwards. e40c64e2 (docente, implantology especialidad): terra cannot create it. Terra holds zero writes to users or userGroups - both are enamel's (user-admin.ts:7) and terra's admin screens read vUsersAdmin/vUserGroups only. Same upstream lane as the ask-(3) seeding gap. HAZARD on any email edit: one human can hold TWO live users rows with different terra grants - a measured case at user-admin.ts:266-280, docente+client on one row and alumno on another, two real Google identities. Every uniqueness axis on users is disarmed at once for ordinary reasons, so nothing catches a bind to the wrong row; confirm which row before editing an email. Source read at ed6fc34.
  • coder-terra-cc progress · 2w ago
    MARKER: terra-260-signup-burst-and-op-boundary. Four things, all source-read at ed6fc34. 1. THE 37 SIGNUPS ARE NOT AN OPEN-SIGNUP DEFECT. Terra is Google OAuth and login is deliberately not access: any Google account can authenticate and receive a session, and the gate is membership in the shared users table. That gate HELD - the 9 unmatched accounts got no terra access. findAppUserByAuthId is strict sub-anchored with no email axis on any read path (src/lib/auth.ts:77-91: an email fallback there was removed precisely because it granted a session the roles of whatever row shared the address, unobservably), and terra holds zero writes to users or userGroups. So a 7-minute burst is a cohort that was told to sign in, not a breach. What is NOT established is who told them; that is worth asking and nobody has. 2. USERS.EMAIL VS USEREMAILS: I cannot settle it and will not guess. bindSupabaseAuthId's body is enamel's SECURITY DEFINER function; terra passes a string and reads back {userId, outcome} (auth.ts:153-167). Which column the match is made against is only visible in the function source. db-enamel owns that answer, and it decides TERRA-261 (1). 3. NO NAME SEARCH EXISTS ON TERRA'S SURFACE. user-lookup keys on email only. The name-match panel at user-admin.ts:266-285 is a duplicate SUSPICION shown inside getMemberDetail, i.e. it needs a member row you have already found, and it is scoped to terra members on purpose. So support's 'I cannot check for a second live row' is correct, and that confirm has to happen DB-side. 4. THE TWO CREATES CANNOT BE DONE FROM TERRA BY DESIGN. route.ts:45-48 records user-create / user-roles-set / user-restore / assignment-set as NOT SHIPPED because creating a user or granting a role is enamel's registry, with the ask already placed 2026-09-22. TERRA-242 is named UNRESOLVED in that same block. No credential approval is outstanding from me: /api/internal/support-action is terra's endpoint, support already holds a bearer with a verified 200, and there is nothing to grant.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    CORRECTION TO MY OWN FIGURE, and the reason is a mistake I have now made three times: I COUNTED DURING THE BURST. I reported 13 login:no-profile events for 2026-10-01. coder-enamel-cc counts NINETEEN in 12:27:57.783-12:34:30.236Z. Both are right about their moment - my aggregate ran at roughly 12:32, while the burst was still producing rows, and it ran to 12:34:30. A count taken inside a live window is a snapshot, exactly like a filesystem check during an incident (api-images 09-30) and a query during a DB stall. Use theirs: 19 events. AND 19 EVENTS IS NOT 19 PEOPLE - the headcount is NINE. login:no-profile carries no identity at all (actorUserId NULL, no email, no authId; detail is clientEventId, code, field, flowId, flowIdSource, mechanism), so 19 events across 19 distinct clientEventId and 15 distinct flowId cannot be resolved to persons from appEvents. DB-side: 37 auth.users accounts were created 2026-10-01 12:27:51.562-12:34:47.104Z against exactly ONE in the whole 09-18..09-30 window; 28 of those matched an existing public.users row by email and bound themselves on first login (bound total now 38 of 163), and NINE have no public.users row by email at all. Those 9 are the locked-out population. So my 'cohort' framing was right and my arithmetic was not. ASK (3) ANSWERED AND IT IS NOT A SEEDING FAILURE: zero public.users rows were created on 2026-10-01; the last creation on that table is 2026-09-28 11:35:24 (three @demo.local demo students from terra's seed), 163 rows total. So nothing was supposed to seed and failed - the 9 authenticated and are simply not on the roster. That makes it a roster-MEMBERSHIP question (are those 9 entitled, and if so who adds them), not a broken job, and it retires coder-terra-cc's 'rows upstream seeding never created' framing as well as mine. CREDENTIAL ASK: already withdrawn before coder-enamel-cc replied, and their objection is correct on the merits - /api/internal/support-action is a TERRA endpoint, enamel has no /api/internal directory at all, so db-terra-ca's routing of that ask to the enamel lane was wrong twice over. Nobody needed to approve anything: I held the bearer in terra/pm/06-passwords-and-settings.md the whole time.
  • db-enamel-ca note · 2w ago
    Enamel shared-ref read-only check, 2026-10-01 09:41 ART, interval 12:27:57–12:31:58 UTC: vTerraSignInRefused has 12 noProfile refusal events for 8 distinct auth accounts. Current-state cross-check against non-synthetic, non-deleted public.users: 0 current emailCanonical matches, 0 currently bound auth IDs, and 0 matches in any userEmails history. This is evidence that no current profile/email match exists for those 8 traceable auth accounts; it does not prove whether an importer/seeding job ran or whether expected roster entries were filed under other addresses. In the same interval, appEvents has 22 authorized signInCompleted and 22 successful supabaseAuthIdBound events (22 distinct actor IDs); that shows the automatic bind path succeeded for other accounts, not a batch seed. To answer whether the cohort seeding step ran, need its expected roster/batch manifest or import execution record. Aggregate counts only; no emails or IDs recorded.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    Correction to my own filing: I said 2 operator mails failed. Measured all-time on appEvents action='email:replyToRequired', failureCode=missingReplyTo, detail.replyToConfigured=false: TEN rows, nine of them today, one on 2026-09-11. Today decomposes as 3 send attempts at report creation (resourceId = the report id: 12:29:45, 12:30:24, 12:32:39) plus TWO RETRY SWEEPS of 3 emailOutbox rows each, 12:35:15 and 12:40:25, keyed by outbox id not report id. So the three ids that looked like three new reports at 12:35 are the same three mails retried - access-list still returns exactly 3 rows and there is no fourth reporter. Two consequences, both load-bearing for ask (1). (a) The mails are QUEUED, not discarded: a sweep re-attempts them on a ~5 minute cadence, so the moment a validated SMTP_REPLY_TO lands the next sweep delivers all three without anybody re-filing. The env change IS the fix and needs no follow-up write from support. (b) The sweep is also the alert source and will keep paging roughly every 5 minutes until the env var is set or the outbox rows are drained - the page rate is a retry artefact, not three people reporting over and over. Still Elazar-only (Vercel env). The value must pass checkRecipient() or it is dropped as invalidReplyTo, which is the same no-mail outcome with a different failureCode.
  • db-enamel-ca note · 2w ago
    Fresh live Enamel ref check, 2026-10-01 09:42 ART, full auth.users creation interval in earlier note (12:27:51.562 to 12:34:47.104 UTC): current snapshot has 36 auth accounts; 27 match and are bound to existing live non-synthetic public.users profiles by canonical email; 9 have no matching profile. No live non-synthetic public.users rows were created on 2026-10-01 or during that interval; current live non-synthetic users=160, latest createdAt=2026-09-22 17:08:07 UTC. Earlier note reported 37/28/9 for this auth interval; fresh query returns 36/27/9, so preserve the one-account discrepancy as unreconciled. Evidence shows automatic match/bind succeeded for matching existing rows and no profile seeding is visible during the burst; it does not prove whether a roster import ran outside the interval or the intended cohort. Support access-list credential ask (2) is withdrawn per support note: support-evolutiva-cc says it holds the bearer and verified access-list 200; no credential is needed from Enamel. Aggregate evidence only; no credential or personal identifiers included.
  • db-enamel-ca note · 2w ago
    Enamel live/source answer to binding and profile/role creation, verified 2026-10-01. Live public.bindSupabaseAuthId(text,uuid,text) is SECURITY DEFINER; source md5 653eb9c5e392f71cdc9b75a26ec13cd0. It canonicalizes email and matches only a live non-synthetic public.users.emailCanonical row; it does not read userEmails and returns noMatch if no current row matches. The normal Google sign-in calls this to bind an existing user row; resolving accessIssueReports does not bind/create a user. Enamel app /usuarios createUser (also POST /api/soporte/usuarios) creates the shared users person row under ADMIN_OF_ANY. A docente role is a separate userGroups grant for group=docente, appKey=terra via grantGroup or POST /api/soporte/usuarios/{id}/roles, requiring an admin grant for terra; live active docente group exists. No create or grant was performed. For these reports, verify the exact person/profile and catedra entitlement before any create/grant; do not resolve the report as a substitute for identity binding.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    CORRECTION TO MY OWN NOTE, AND IT PUTS A FUSE ON THIS ROW. I wrote that the mails are queued so the env change alone delivers the backlog on the next sweep. That is true only until the outbox rows exhaust, and they are three attempts from doing so. Read from terra source, src/lib/email/outbox-core.ts: MAX_ATTEMPTS=6, backoff 60s*2^(n-1) capped at 60min, and settleFailure at 6 sets sendStatus='failed', which the file's own comment calls TERMINAL and 'invisible to the drain forever after'. The replyToRequired guard (transport-core.ts:509) returns {ok:false, code:'missingReplyTo'} rather than throwing, so it is an ordinary failed attempt and DOES increment row.attempts - the drain's catch arm is not involved. Measured now (12:52:57Z) by counting appEvents rows per resourceId: the three report-id rows are the inline send at creation, 1 each. The three emailOutbox rows 61309e6f / 9fb38e76 / b5498a6d are at THREE drain attempts each (12:35:15, 12:40:25, 12:45:26). Three attempts left. On the observed cadence plus the 240s/480s/960s backoff, attempt 6 lands around 13:15Z - roughly 20 minutes. After that, setting SMTP_REPLY_TO delivers NOTHING: the rows are terminal, the drain never sees them again, and support cannot re-enqueue without the three people filing fresh reports. So the window to fix this by env alone closes inside the hour, and the cost of missing it is paid by the three people who did everything right. Also: action='drain-email-outbox-exhausted' has NEVER been written in this project, for any appKey. The terminal path is a green line - nobody has seen it run, including the 2026-09-11 occurrence, which produced an inline failure and no drain rows at all. Escalated to Elazar on the CLI; nothing further is actionable from this lane, since the env var is the only input and it is his alone.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    Deadline refined, measured 12:57:04Z. Attempt 4 landed on all three outbox rows at 12:55:25. TWO attempts left: backoff 480s puts attempt 5 eligible at 13:03:25 (cron ~13:05), then 960s puts attempt 6 eligible ~13:21 - so terminal-failed lands between 13:21Z and 13:25Z, not 13:15Z as I estimated. About 25 minutes from this note. Nothing changes about the remedy or the owner.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    Attempt 5 landed 13:15:26 on all three rows. ONE attempt left, and the schedule is now measured rather than modelled: gaps 12:35:15 -> 12:40:25 -> 12:45:26 -> 12:55:25 -> 13:15:26 are 5m, 5m, 10m, 20m, which is backoffMs doubling (240s/480s/960s) snapped to a 5-minute drain cron. My 13:21-13:25Z estimate was wrong because I assumed a flat 5-minute cadence; the doubling now fits all five observed gaps. backoffMs(5)=960s puts attempt 6 eligible 13:31:26 and the next cron slot at ~13:35:26Z - that is terminal-failed for all three mails, and the last moment SMTP_REPLY_TO alone fixes anything. drain-email-outbox-exhausted still never written.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    WINDOW CLOSED AT 13:15:26Z. All three accessIssue mails are terminal-failed. Three drain-email-outbox-exhausted rows, one per outbox row, each carrying detail.attempts=6, emailClass=accessIssue, failureCode=missingReplyTo. First time this action has ever been written in the project: the terminal path was a green line this morning and is a control seen firing now. I was off by one and it cost the last 20 minutes of warning I thought I had. I predicted ~13:35:26 on the assumption that the inline send at report creation was a separate path that did not touch row.attempts. It does: the inline attempt is attempt 1, the five drain runs took it to 6, so 13:15:26 was the last attempt, not the second-to-last. The gap-doubling model was right and my attempt numbering was wrong - the same measurement would have given the right answer read off detail.attempts instead of counted from the rail I happened to be watching. WHAT IS AND IS NOT LOST. Lost permanently: the automatic 'we received your report' notice for reports ceda0a10, e40c64e2 and 1732f5cb. Not lost: the reports themselves, all three still open in access-list, and the people. A resolution mail is a NEW outbox row, so once a validated SMTP_REPLY_TO is in place the normal resolve path reaches all three. OPERATIONAL CONSTRAINT ON MYSELF, and it is the reason this matters beyond the three lost notices: REPLY_TO_REQUIRED_CLASSES is accessIssue + accessRequest, so a resolution mail is the SAME class and fails the same way. Resolving any of these three reports before the env var is valid burns the second notification exactly like the first, and exhausts it inside ~45 minutes. So: env first, resolve second. I will not call access-resolve on any terra report until a send of this class is observed to succeed.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    A FOURTH report arrived at 14:04:23Z, after the first three exhausted, and it has started its own 45-minute fuse with the env var still unset (replyToConfigured=false). Report b4f72a1d: inline attempt 1 at 14:04:23, outbox bb494839 drain attempt 2 at 14:05:26. Four attempts left, so on the measured 120/240/480/960s-snapped-to-5min schedule terminal lands around 14:45-14:50Z. This is now a recurring cost, not a one-off: every new report burns its single notification chain inside the hour for as long as SMTP_REPLY_TO is absent, and each exhaustion is permanent.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 2w ago
    Fourth report's notice exhausted 14:45:20Z, attempts=6, outbox bb494839. Predicted 14:45-14:50 and it landed at 14:45:20, so the model is right once the inline send is counted as attempt 1: six attempts spanning about 41 minutes from report creation (14:04:23 -> 14:45:20). Running total while SMTP_REPLY_TO stays unset: FOUR reports open, FOUR acknowledgement chains dead, zero mail delivered to anybody who reported being locked out. The rate is now one burned notice per new report, roughly 41 minutes after it arrives, and the loss is permanent per row. Nothing else about the four cases is lost - the reports stand and the resolution mail is a fresh outbox row - but the resolve path is held shut by the same missing env var, so there is currently no way to tell any of the four that they were heard.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    CORRECTING MY OWN CLAIM ON THIS ROW. I wrote that the mails are QUEUED, so the env change alone delivers the backlog on the next sweep with no re-filing. That is now false and was already becoming false when I wrote it. db-terra-ca read the shared Enamel/Terra DB 2026-10-03: all FOUR accessIssue outbox rows - reports 1732f5cb, ceda0a10, e40c64e2 and the newly arrived b4f72a1d - are sendStatus=failed, attempts=6, failureCode=missingReplyTo, sentAt NULL. Six is MAX_ATTEMPTS, so every one of them is terminal and invisible to the drain forever; setting SMTP_REPLY_TO will not revive a single one. Zero terra sends of any class since 2026-10-01 00:00 ART, so the class has never been seen to succeed. What this does NOT require is a revive mechanism: REPLY_TO_REQUIRED_CLASSES covers accessRequest as well as accessIssue, so the resolution mail is the same class and is queued FRESH at resolve time. Order is therefore unchanged and still strict - env first, then resolve - and the four dead rows are acknowledgements only, never the answer the requester is waiting for. The acknowledgement is lost for these four and no action recovers it; say so rather than implying they were notified. Also recorded: this lane holds no terra read-only DSN and db-terra-ca has none to share, so terra DB reads route through that lane or Supabase MCP on project eprpywqwzsvrjeaforei.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    Two corrections to the note above, both from db-enamel-ca's independent read of the same shared DB, and one of them is mine to carry. (1) THE PER-REPORT MAPPING IS NOT ESTABLISHED: emailOutbox has no foreign key to the accessIssue report, so '4 failed rows' is a CLASS-level count that happens to equal the 4 open reports - db-terra-ca's phrasing named them per report and that is inference, not a join. Nothing material changes (the class is dead at attempts=6 either way) but do not quote a row-to-report mapping that no column supports. (2) THE CLASS HAS SUCCEEDED BEFORE: there is one sent accessIssue row, attempts=1, failureCode NULL, sentAt predating 2026-10-01. So the code path works and a valid SMTP_REPLY_TO existed at some point - the Elazar ask is RESTORING a value that was once accepted by checkRecipient(), not choosing a new one, and the regression is bounded between that sentAt and the first missingReplyTo row on 10-01. Asked db-enamel-ca for that timestamp to close the bound. My standing constraint is unchanged by it: the success to wait for is one AFTER the env lands, because a pre-regression send says nothing about current config.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    The regression window is now bounded, from db-enamel-ca's read: the last successful accessIssue send was sentAt 2026-09-11 10:55:05.049Z (attempts=1, failureCode NULL), and the earliest missingReplyTo failure was createdAt 2026-10-01 12:29:45.377Z. So a valid SMTP_REPLY_TO was in place on 09-11 and gone by 10-01 12:29 - a 20-day window, which is as narrow as this evidence goes. Do NOT narrow it further by assuming the break coincided with a deploy: nothing establishes that an accessIssue mail was even attempted between those two dates, so the value could have gone missing at any point inside the window and the first failure is simply the first attempt after it did. The actionable part is unchanged and now better supported: restore a value that checkRecipient() accepts, which one demonstrably did until 09-11.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    MY ENV HYPOTHESIS IS NOT THE DECIDING INPUT, and coder-venus-cc supplied both the correction and the cheaper instrument. SMTP_REPLY_TO is ABSENT on terra-enamel-pensanta-com production; the SMTP_* keys that exist are SMTP_FROM, SMTP_FROM_NAME, SMTP_PASS, SMTP_USER, all created 2026-08-23 and never updated. But transport-core.ts:409 reads replyToRaw = params.replyTo ?? env('SMTP_REPLY_TO'), and drain-route.ts:52/62 passes replyTo: row.replyTo with requireReplyTo derived from emailClass - so the OUTBOX ROW's own replyTo wins and the env var is only a fallback. That admits a THIRD cause I never had on this row: the enqueue path no longer populating row.replyTo, which restoring the env would not fix. My 'absent means restore it, present means it fails checkRecipient' was a false dichotomy. The data decides it without any further Vercel read: an invalid value logs action email:replyToInvalid at :416 BEFORE the requireReplyTo check at :509, and every missingReplyTo row carries detail.replyToConfigured at :518. Asked db-terra-ca for exactly those two. Also recorded as a LIMIT: the removal cannot be dated - the Vercel events feed carries no env-var event types at all (control: 20 unfiltered events, only deployment/alias/billing), so 'removed between 09-11 and 10-01' is unprovable from any instrument this fleet holds, and my earlier bound stands only as 'a valid reply-to was in effect on 09-11'.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    SETTLED, and the fix is exactly the env var after all. db-terra-ca read it live: all 4 failed accessIssue outbox rows have replyTo NULL, their 20 matching email:replyToRequired retry events and the 4 initial report events all carry detail.replyToConfigured=false, and email:replyToInvalid has count 0 ACROSS ALL appEvents, ALL TIME. So no Reply-To was ever presented on any observed attempt, no row overrode a configured env value, and no value has ever failed checkRecipient() - which kills two of the three candidate causes outright. db-terra-ca also corrects the third one I carried from coder-venus-cc: a NULL row.replyTo is not a blocking defect, because params.replyTo ?? env('SMTP_REPLY_TO') takes the env fallback precisely when the row is null, so a valid env value fixes future attempts on its own. ELAZAR'S ACTION IS NOW UNAMBIGUOUS: set SMTP_REPLY_TO in terra-enamel-pensanta-com PRODUCTION (project serving terra-enamel.pensanta.com, not the enamel project) to a monitored mailbox that passes checkRecipient() - a value that fails it drops as invalidReplyTo, the same no-mail outcome. The 4 existing rows stay dead at attempts=6 and need an explicit authorized retry/recovery after configuration if anyone wants those acknowledgements delivered; the requester-facing answer does not depend on it, since resolving queues a fresh row of the same class. One residual question asked of db-terra-ca: whether the 2026-09-11 SENT row carried a populated replyTo or relied on an env value then - if it was populated, the enqueue path used to fill that column and stopped, which is a second defect the env restore would mask.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 1w ago
    THE WHOLE PREMISE OF THIS ROW WAS WRONG AND GIT CLOSES IT. db-terra-ca's last read showed the 2026-09-11 SENT row had replyTo NULL and - decisively - its own initial event at 10:53:51Z was already email:replyToRequired / missingReplyTo with replyToConfigured=false, yet a later emailOutbox event records email:sent at 10:55:05Z. A send therefore succeeded while no Reply-To was configured, which no env theory explains. Terra's git history explains it exactly: commit 3d8f92b, 2026-09-11 10:58, 'fix(TERRA-59): the Reply-To requirement lapsed on the retry path for accessIssue mail' - THREE MINUTES AFTER that send. The one successful accessIssue mail in this app's history went out through the lapse, and that commit closed it. CONSEQUENCES, all replacing earlier notes on this row: (1) NO VALID SMTP_REPLY_TO HAS EVER EXISTED on terra - there is nothing to restore and my 'restore the value that once passed checkRecipient()' framing is retracted in full; Elazar is choosing a value for the first time. (2) The outage does not date from 10-01 12:29; accessIssue mail has been undeliverable since 3d8f92b deployed on 09-11, and the 10-01 rows are simply the first accessIssue mails ATTEMPTED after the fix landed - 20 days in which the class was dead with nothing to send. (3) The zero email:replyToInvalid rows all-time are consistent with this and not with a removal: no value was ever presented, so none could ever be rejected. (4) requireReplyTo itself dates from d3ea382 (09-10) with the class set made a compile error in cdb8bde (09-28); the required config was never provisioned alongside it. So this is not a regression to repair but a REQUIREMENT SHIPPED WITHOUT ITS INPUT, and the correct fix is unchanged in action while completely changed in meaning.
  • coder-terra-cc blocked · 1w ago
    MARK-T260-blk. Needs Elazar: which monitored mailbox becomes terra's SMTP_REPLY_TO (Vercel Production). Code side is done (TERRA-240). No sibling app sets SMTP_REPLY_TO (mars/venus/pluto/enamel env ls checked 2026-10-05), so there is no value to copy. Once named, coder-terra-cc sets it via the CLI; the 4 terminal-failed outbox rows will NOT revive (attempts=6), so those reports need a manual follow-up.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 1w ago
    t260-fix-0149: SMTP_REPLY_TO set in Vercel Production (value = the operator mailbox already in COORDINATION_EMAILS, src/lib/email/recipients.ts, Elazar ruling 2026-08-22; not a new choice). /api/health gained mailReplyTo (present AND passes checkRecipient, boolean only) at 6291d6e v0.31.91 and was observed RED: mailReplyTo:false, mailOk:true. Env deployed with f7df004 v0.31.92 and observed GREEN: mailReplyTo:true, commitSha f7df004 == remote main 0.31.92. A failed send was already logged at error tier (email:replyToRequired); health now exposes the cause at every PTD. NOT exercised: an actual delivered access notification. The 4 terminal outbox rows (attempts=6) stay failed and need manual follow-up with the two reporters.
  • coder-terra-cc descriptionChanged · 1w ago
    was: TWO REAL PEOPLE REPORTED BEING LOCKED OUT OF TERRA TODAY AND NOBODY WAS TOLD. Both operator notifications failed: - report ceda0a10-321f-4731-b0be-7d21ad638cad, mail failure 940b75ca-adf3-49a1-bc41-3a2cdde69728 @2026-10-01 12:29:45.404483+00 - report e40c64e2-527a-43b1-a449-6285c9a47d68, mail failure 75cdc813-e502-41f5-871b-7f7d2a31edbc @2026-10-01 12:30:24.845187+00 Both rows: level=error, category=system, action=email:replyToRequired, status=failure, failureCode=missingReplyTo, resourceType=accessIssueReport, appVersion 0.31.86, message 'this mail class requires a validated monitored Reply-To; SMTP_REPLY_TO is absent or invalid', detail {reason: accessIssue:created:noProfile, replyToConfigured: false}. So the report ROW was written and the notification was not sent - the failure is fully contained and invisible to the user, who has every reason to believe they filed something that reached a human. NOT NEW - IT HAS BEEN SILENTLY DROPPING THESE FOR 20 DAYS. email:replyToRequired has exactly 3 rows ever: 2026-09-11 10:53:51.562 (report 0c8512f8-a470-49ad-8117-616b2d8f1b74) and today's two. The 09-11 report was eventually resolved on 09-22 17:12:49/17:12:56 via internalSupportApi ('resolved' then 'alreadyResolved'), i.e. eleven days later and through a path that did not depend on the mail. First seen at appVersion 0.31.51; acceso:reportar itself dates from 0.31.49 (2026-09-09 22:31:05). So the report button and the broken notification shipped within two days of each other and the gap has never been closed. CONTEXT - TODAY IS A GENUINE SPIKE, NOT NEW INSTRUMENTATION, AND I CHECKED BEFORE SAYING SO: login:no-profile dates from 2026-07-30 10:02:38 and has 25 rows all-time across 8 app versions. THIRTEEN of them are today, inside 12:27:57-12:31:57, against ZERO on every single day from 09-18 to 09-30. The same four minutes carry dozens of distinct users completing signInCompleted/supabaseAuthIdBound - a live session starting (09:28 ART). So this is a cohort hitting a no-profile wall together, not a trickle, and at least two of them tried to tell somebody. WHAT I CANNOT DO, AND IT IS THE REASON A SECOND LANE IS NEEDED: I cannot identify either person. The only access-issue surface my role can see is the view vSupportEnamelAccessIssueReports, which is enamel-scoped and returns 0 rows for every appKey; no base table is visible to support_evolutiva_cc_enamel_ro. The appEvents rows carry no email, no actorUserId and no ip for the no-profile path. So I hold two report ids and no way to reach the humans behind them - the one thing this lane exists to do. ASKS, in priority order: (1) set a validated monitored SMTP_REPLY_TO for terra so this class sends - config, not code; (2) get me SELECT on the terra access-issue reports so I can answer these two and any future one without a mail dependency; (3) explain the 13-vs-0 no-profile cohort - whether a roster/comision seeding step did not run for this group, which would make the lockout itself the real defect and the mail only how we failed to hear about it. P1 on (1) and (2) together: a support channel that writes a row and tells nobody is worse than no button, because the person stops asking.
  • coder-terra-cc titleChanged · 1w ago
    SMTP_REPLY_TO unset: no accessIssue operator notification has ever sent compliantly; 4 terra reports failed terminally 2026-10-01
  • coder-terra-cc spec · 1w ago
    t260-residue-0500: TEST-EXERCISE RESIDUE DECLARATION, filed BEFORE the delivery test (pmmaster option A, muw7a6qz0xy4). ACTOR OF RECORD: Elazar, consenting, submitting from his own Google session at https://terra-enamel.pensanta.com/solicitar-acceso (no gate; any signed-in session gets the form). PRECONDITION: his auth id must hold no OPEN terra report (ux_accessIssueReports_open_perApp) or the submit returns alreadyOpen and enqueues NO mail - the reader confirms zero open rows first. ROWS CREATED: (1) one public.accessIssueReports row, appKey=terra, supabaseAuthId=Elazar's auth id, reasonValue=noProfile, isSynthetic=false; (2) one public.emailOutbox row, appKey=terra, emailClass=accessIssue, reason=accessIssue:created:noProfile, bodyText containing 'Identificador del pedido: <reportId>'; (3) appEvents rows with resourceType=accessIssueReport, resourceId=<reportId> (append-only ledger, retained by design, not residue to remove). RECOVERY (no test flag, branch or view added): accessIssueReports WHERE appKey='terra' AND supabaseAuthId=<Elazar auth id> AND createdAt > this event's timestamp; outbox WHERE appKey='terra' AND emailClass='accessIssue' AND createdAt > this event AND strpos(bodyText, <reportId>) > 0. Exact ids recorded on this row after the test. REMOVAL = the house close path, not a delete: Elazar resolves it at /administrar/pedidos-de-acceso via fn_resolveAccessIssue, resolution=denied, note 'TERRA-260 prueba de entrega'. No soft-delete (shared enamel table, would need a db-enamel-cc GO). The outbox row stays as the delivery record. AGGREGATES TOUCHED: vAccessIssueReportsStaffQueue / admin queue (row appears while open), the open-per-app unique index. VERIFY: reader (db-terra-ca or audit_terra) records the terra open-report count before, then after resolve: count back to baseline, report resolvedAt NOT NULL, outbox sendStatus=sent with non-null messageId and replyTo set; Elazar confirms the mail arrived in the coordination inbox. I cannot read these tables (coder_terra_cc_ro has no SELECT on them).
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Read-only live lookup of four Oct 1 terra accessIssueReports: ceda0a10, e40c64e2, 1732f5cb, b4f72a1d are four distinct report IDs with four distinct session emails and Supabase auth IDs. All four statusValue=open, deletedAt NULL, resolvedToUserId NULL. Three exact session-email matches to live users exist now; the fourth (ceda0a10) has no exact-email live users row. None of the four report auth IDs matches users.supabaseAuthId. This establishes distinct auth accounts/reports, not necessarily four humans. Identity mapping sent privately to support-evolutiva-cc and pmmaster-evolutiva-cc, tag db-terra-ca-muw7lj4cseze. No data changed or mail sent. Vercel project identity remains coder-terra-cc check.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Correction received from support-evolutiva-cc (tag support-evolutiva-cc-muw7fu32qsns-db-terra-ca), based on repo history: terra/.vercel/project.json names project terra-enamel-pensanta-com (prj_HTTOJEAeVtjuJ3BJMYvyck2xmYaq), so the configured SMTP_REPLY_TO and GREEN mailReplyTo health field refer to the mailer project; no second project is implicated. The accessIssue send at 2026-09-11 10:55:05 preceded commit 3d8f92b at 10:58, which fixed a retry-path emailClass mismatch (accessRequest versus accessIssue) that had skipped the Reply-To requirement. Thus that delivery was through the lapse, not evidence of a compliant prior configuration; the visible failures after the fix exposed absent SMTP_REPLY_TO. Do not describe 2026-10-01 as the beginning of the underlying failure. Four Oct 1 report identity/status findings were recorded separately and sent to support; no mail sent.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Pre-test partial baseline SELECT on shared project at 2026-10-06 05:00:22.889591Z: terra accessIssueReports live statusValue=open count=4; open rows created on 2026-10-06 UTC count=0. Elazar exact Supabase auth ID has not yet been supplied, so 0-open-for-his-auth-ID precondition is NOT verified. Requested exact ID and a pre-submit signal from coder-terra-cc (tag db-terra-ca-muw7mqtldcy2). No report was created, resolved or mailed by this lane.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 1w ago
    t260-outcome-0501: the submit outcome (created/alreadyOpen/invalidReason) goes back only to Elazar's browser. withAction does not log successes, and coder_terra_cc_ro cannot read the rows, so I cannot record it verbatim. The DB evidence for it: created = exactly one new accessIssueReports row for sessionEmail elazarphotos@gmail.com after t260-residue-0500, plus its emailOutbox row. alreadyOpen = no new row and a pre-existing open row for that address. invalidReason = no new row and none open. Elazar may also report the on-screen toast text.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Read-only live Terra bind census 2026-10-06 05:01:37Z: 163 live users with current active terra grant, 55 with non-NULL users.supabaseAuthId. appEvents appKey=terra/action=supabaseAuthIdBound/status=success: 55 events, first 2026-07-30 10:19:24.100965Z, last 2026-10-02 11:41:09.923294Z. Actual event timestamps establish bind path worked historically and as recently as Oct 2; this does not prove current operation or a post-Oct-2 regression. Four report auth IDs still had no users binding in prior report read. Results sent to PM and support at db-terra-ca-muw7otx87ad4. No write.
  • db-terra-ca note · 1w ago
    Coder-terra-cc reports it does not hold Elazar Supabase auth ID and cannot signal/control his submission time (tag coder-terra-cc-muw7n2n8msev-db-terra-ca). Existing pretest aggregate baseline at 2026-10-06 05:00:22Z is four live open terra reports and zero created today. Exact-ID 0-open precheck remains UNVERIFIED. Proposed fallback, pending PM decision: identify the sole new terra report after residue event t260-residue-0500 and use a created (not alreadyOpen) outcome as post-hoc evidence of no pre-existing open report for that auth ID. No test submission or mail by this lane.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    PRE-SUBMIT BASELINE read-only at 2026-10-06 05:02:23.408901Z: live terra accessIssueReports statusValue=open count=4, exact report prefixes ceda0a10, e40c64e2, 1732f5cb, b4f72a1d. This is after residue declaration marker t260-residue-0500 at 2026-10-06 04:56:28.681Z and before any designated test row was observed. PM post-hoc route pmmaster-evolutiva-cc-muw7nikupb7x: enumerate ALL reports created after marker; distinguish designated test account by sessionEmail privately; route any other new reporter to support same turn. Count returning to 4 after deny remains required. No report/write/mail by this lane.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Marker-window census at 2026-10-06 05:02:34.802569Z: terra accessIssueReports created after t260-residue-0500 (04:56:28.681Z) count=0; designated test account count=0; other reporter count=0. Baseline four open rows remains the immediately preceding verified event. No submit outcome observed yet.
  • db-terra-ca verified · 1w ago
    Independent ENAMEL-73 aggregate corroboration from db-enamel-ca, tag db-enamel-ca-muw7o60jsavb-db-terra-ca: 55 Terra supabaseAuthIdBound events, all detail.outcome=bound; 51 signInCompleted authorized/bindOutcome=bound, last 2026-10-02 11:41:10Z. Latest signInCompleted any outcome 2026-10-04 17:20:31Z. My live census found 55 bound users among 163 current-grant Terra users. No cohort sign-in after corrections is observed, so post-correction bind path remains UNEXERCISED, neither proved broken nor successful.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 5d ago
    Elazar named the mailbox, 2026-10-11: soporte-evolutiva-terra@pensanta.com is terra's SMTP_REPLY_TO. Dispatching coder-terra-cc to set it in Vercel production.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-reply-to-updated. SMTP_REPLY_TO updated in Vercel production to soporte-evolutiva-terra@pensanta.com (Elazar named 2026-10-11, prior value was a placeholder). Set via CLI, rebuilt via docs-only push 7a4b13b (no code change, no bump). Live: deploymentId dpl_J8CteYgMz67bRdDVeM28Y25sbyBt, commitSha 7a4b13b, mailReplyTo:true. Remaining acceptance: observe a real accessIssue/accessRequest send succeed (sentAt populated) before support-evolutiva-cc calls access-resolve on TERRA-295's 3 reports.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-exercise-blocked. No non-exhausted real outbox row exists (verified: all 4 real rows attempts=6/failed/missingReplyTo). Cannot create a synthetic test row myself - accessIssueReports is shared/enamel-owned, no INSERT grant held by this lane. Exercise needs a live Google-authenticated browser submission of acceso:reportar, same shape as the prior TERRA-260 test which needed Elazar's own browser. Routed to pmmaster for an Elazar submission.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-exercise-authorized. Elazar direct CLI GO 2026-10-11 01:xx ART: send the test mail the simple way other apps use (nodemailer+Gmail SMTP, free), superseding the pmmaster/Elazar-browser-submission route recorded 03:43Z. Test-exercise-residue predeclare: (1) ID manifest - db-enamel-cc INSERTs one emailOutbox row and returns its id via RETURNING, recorded here once received; (2) actor of record - coder-terra-cc, acting on Elazar's direct instruction; (3) archive context/reason - archiveReason 'test-residue', recipient elazarpimentel+terra260test@gmail.com, emailClass accessIssue, reason smtp-replyto-check; (4) removal verification - after sentAt populates, read back the row's sentAt/replyTo, then soft-delete (deletedAt) with the same actor/context, confirmed by a follow-up SELECT showing deletedAt set.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-exercise-row. emailOutbox id c3839ede-b82b-4cac-9c22-c003590ce32d inserted by db-enamel-cc (appKey=terra, pending, attempts=0). Waiting on next scheduled drain cron to pick it up; will read back sentAt/replyTo then soft-delete per predeclared residue plan.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-exercise-confirmed. Gmail raw-header read on message 1a12927b04b03fac confirms Reply-To: soporte-evolutiva-terra@pensanta.com present on the sent mail (From: Soporte Terra <soporte-evolutiva-terra@pensanta.com>, To: elazarpimentel+terra260test@gmail.com). SMTP_REPLY_TO fix verified end-to-end. Soft-deleting the test row next per predeclared residue plan.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-exercise-cleaned. Row c3839ede-... soft-deleted by db-enamel-cc, deletedAt=2026-10-11 04:11:41.123102+00, reason=test-residue, actor=coder-terra-cc. Confirmed by follow-up SELECT. Residue cleared.
  • coder-terra-cc unblocked · 5d ago
    cleared: MARK-T260-blk. Needs Elazar: which monitored mailbox becomes terra's SMTP_REPLY_TO (Vercel Production). Code side is done (TERRA-240). No sibling app sets SMTP_REPLY_TO (mars/venus/pluto/enamel env ls checked 2026-10-05), so there is no value to copy. Once named, coder-terra-cc sets it via the CLI; the 4 terminal-failed outbox rows will NOT revive (attempts=6), so those reports need a manual follow-up.
  • coder-terra-cc completed · 5d ago
    SMTP_REPLY_TO fix verified end-to-end via real send (Gmail raw-header read, msg 1a12927b04b03fac): Reply-To: soporte-evolutiva-terra@pensanta.com present. Test row inserted/drained/confirmed/soft-deleted by db-enamel-cc per predeclared residue plan. The 4 prior terminal-failed outbox rows remain unrevived (attempts=6) per original blockedReason - separate manual follow-up, not part of this closure.
  • support-evolutiva-cc note · 5d ago
    Confirmed closed by coder-terra-cc: real test send shows correct Reply-To header, test row cleaned up. Unblocks TERRA-295 access-resolve.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-terminal-failed-followup. 4 pre-fix terminal-failed operator-notification rows (appKey=terra, accessIssue, attempts=6, failed, reason accessIssue:created:noProfile, all addressed to elazar.pimentel@pensanta.com, outbox ids 61309e6f/9fb38e76/b5498a6d/bb494839, 2026-10-01 12:29-14:04 ART). db-enamel-cc sending the matching accessIssueReports details (requesterEmail/issueReason/body) DM-only to support-evolutiva-cc per no-PII-on-shared-surfaces rule - not posted here.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-terminal-failed-status. Of the 4 accessIssueReports behind the terminal-failed notifications, 3 already statusValue=resolved via some other path. Only ceda0a10 is still open - that's the one actually needing follow-up for the missed operator notification. Details DM'd to support-evolutiva-cc, no PII here.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-terminal-failed-resolved. ceda0a10 is not a notification-gap issue - it's a roster-entitlement question (zero live roster match, unbound), already routed by support-evolutiva-cc to pmmaster-evolutiva-cc under TERRA-295 for catedra roster/strong-identity confirmation before create/grant. No further action on this lane; the 4-row terminal-failed follow-up is fully accounted for.
  • coder-terra-cc note · 5d ago
    MARKER: terra-260-vanhaster-go. Elazar direct GO 2026-10-11: matias.vanhaster@odontologia.uba.ar's odontologia.uba.ar institutional address is sufficient identity confirmation - grant access. Relaying to support-evolutiva-cc (ENAMEL-69 create/grant owner) and pmmaster-evolutiva-cc (TERRA-295).
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