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# 120 — v2.28.0 release

Unit: 260820_bug_pr_backlog_consolidation

Published: `@bitkyc08/opencodex@2.28.0` as npm `latest`.

| Artifact | Value |
|---|---|
| Release commit | `584059132` (main) |
| Tag | `v2.28.0` → `5840591322117f3ee9568b35b135a6d4339f7711` |
| GitHub release | `v2.28.0`, 2026-08-20T09:17:50Z |
| Release workflow | run `32355161140`, **success**, head `584059132` |
| npm dist-tags | `latest: 2.28.0` |
| preview line | `2.28.0-preview.20260820` at `d2c700c1a` |

## The CI stability claim, as measured rather than asserted

The release gate in `release.yml` is deliberately narrow: it requires a **successful push-event
`ci.yml` run for the exact release SHA on the release branch**. A PR run for the same SHA does
not qualify, because it ran against a merge ref under a different trigger context.

That gate was met: `main` push-event CI is **success at `584059132`** — the exact commit the
tag points at.

**`dev` CI is red at `96f288d59`, and that was checked rather than waved past.** The failures
are Windows-only:

- `windows 1/4`: WP13 composed `E` (54,074 ms) and `Restore truth` (45,197 ms).
- `windows 2/4`: journal-ownership start/ensure, and CL-10 deterministic bundle failing inside
`publishPrivateFileExclusive` on a `D:\` path.

Every non-Windows job in that same run succeeded. The Windows leg is `workflow_dispatch`-only
by design and is explicitly excluded from the release gate — `ci.yml:544-546` states that
`release.yml` gates on Linux + macOS + gates, and that "Windows re-enters the gate when the
tracked failures are fixed, not before" (issue #1059). These are the pre-existing failures
#2152 catalogues, not a regression from this range.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Resolve the Markdown lint violations.

Line 36 starts with #2152, which Markdown parses as an invalid ATX heading. Write Issue #2152`` or wrap the issue number in code.

Line 56 starts a fenced block without a language. Use console because the block contains commands and command output.

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Static analysis reports MD018 on Line 36 and MD040 on Line 56.

Also applies to: 56-56

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In `@devlog/_plan/260820_bug_pr_backlog_consolidation/120_release_2280.md` at line
36, Resolve the Markdown lint violations in the release notes: change the line
beginning with “#2152” to use “Issue `#2152`” or inline code, and add the console
language identifier to the fenced block containing commands and output.

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So: **not a green Windows leg, and not claimed as one.** The release shipped on the gate the
repository actually defines, with the red leg named and attributed.

## Two things the release helper caught that a manual publish would not have

**The local gate failed on missing GUI dependencies, not on a defect.** The first run failed 7
tests with `Cannot find package 'react'`. CI installs twice — root and then `gui/` — and builds
the GUI, because tests that fetch the served dashboard read their session bootstrap out of
`gui/dist/index.html`. The `ci.yml` comment at line 280 predicts this exact failure. After
`cd gui && bun install` plus `bun run build`, the gate passed and the publish proceeded.

**The helper is re-entrant and it proved it.** A later re-run refused with "release version
2.28.0 is already partially or fully used", listing npm, the remote tag, and the GitHub release.
That is the metadata preflight working as intended: it is what turned an ambiguous "did that
publish land?" into a verified yes, and it is why the second attempt could not double-publish.

## Verification performed

```
npm view @bitkyc08/opencodex version -> 2.28.0
npm view ... dist-tags -> latest: 2.28.0
git tag -l v2.28.0 -> v2.28.0
gh release view v2.28.0 -> present
git merge-base --is-ancestor 584059132 origin/main -> YES
gh run view 32355161140 -> success @ 584059132
```

A pushed commit and a dispatched workflow were not treated as a completed release; each artifact
above was read back from its own authority.

## Not done

The preview channel carries `2.28.0-preview.20260820` as a commit, but npm `dist-tags.preview`
still reads `2.26.0-preview.20260819` — that channel has not been published. Its CI was still
in progress at `d2c700c1a`. Stable was the release under authorization; the preview publish is
a separate decision.

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