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# Sync deployment readiness V1 evidence
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Status: **SUPERSEDED SOFTWARE BLOCKER — adapter and backup completed by the
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MTP/Android-backup follow-up; physical and rollout gates remain**.
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This corrective tranche replaces the earlier configurable peer fixture with a
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fixed desktop worker and a production Android foreground coordinator. The real
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Firefox scenario executes the C HTTP adapter, durable run state, both generation
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services, transactional imports, real ACK creation/acceptance and store reopen.
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It uses a directory object-I/O double and therefore does not claim USB/MTP.
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Decisive targeted evidence:
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- `SyncDeploymentConversationTest`: Android generation capture/publication,
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desktop consume/ACK, desktop return generation, Android consume/ACK and draft
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survival after reopen.
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- `test_web_sync_browser.py`: Firefox click, observable desktop commit before the
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Android barrier is released, completion, active draft display and reload.
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- `test_sync_orchestrator.py`: untrusted-command rejection, pre-accumulation
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64-KiB stdout enforcement, and SIGKILL escalation for an owned helper and
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descendant that ignore SIGTERM.
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- `test_sync_deployment_tools.py`: SQLite backup captures committed WAL state and
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passes integrity/foreign-key checks; candidate inventory contains the fixed
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helper and hashes.
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The tests also exposed and corrected two integration defects: execution-draft
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`active`/`pending` state was incorrectly treated as immutable revision content,
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and coordination files could become visible before their bytes were complete.
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Not performed: physical MTP, real phone access, release signature verification,
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real Drive, user backups, main merge, service switch or deployment. The Selenium
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`ResourceWarning` remains visible and is associated with an HTTP 405 during the
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external Firefox/geckodriver teardown path; no blanket warning suppression is
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used. It remains a toolchain limitation until independently fixed or upgraded.
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