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authorPeter Stone <thepeterstone@gmail.com>2026-09-29 10:41:33 -1000
committerPeter Stone <thepeterstone@gmail.com>2026-09-29 10:41:33 -1000
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tree8690159b5227221fa795abeff48855676fea34f5 /.coverage-baseline
parent9512dd2d38dd1da747ea71e6cb622c2f917583eb (diff)
Protect a show's Tier 3 pending episode from retention reclaim
Peter's call (option 1 of the three in docs/detection-findings.md): exempt an episode retention would otherwise reclaim while it is a show's pending comparison basis, rather than extending the grace period or accepting the gap. RetentionSweeper gains a pendingEpisodeIds seam (suspend () -> Set<String>, defaulting to empty) and filters its reclaim candidates against it before the grace-period policy ever sees them -- every existing caller and test was unaffected by the default. RetentionWorker wires the real thing: the union of two new, narrow DAO queries -- ShowFingerprintDao.getAllPendingEpisodeIds() (intro/outro) and MidrollDao.getAllMidrollPendingEpisodeIds() (midroll, reading SubscriptionEntity.midrollPendingEpisodeId). Applied to both fingerprinting mechanisms, not just the one that got diagnosed: MidrollUpdater's discovery has the identical rolling-pending- episode shape and would race retention the same way for a fast show, just silently, with no frozen row to reveal it. Not yet re-verified on a device -- the next live test is two Up First downloads close enough together to actually compare, confirming pendingEpisodeId advances to a real second episode instead of restarting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Sj3CoWEedM56bebByKgNxA
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