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Re-arm projection rows parked as terminal Codex collisions #4327
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#4326 (Fixes #4279) stops a stored session's differing project_path from refusing a Codex rollout as a collision, and stops parked terminal rows from keeping every pass backpressured. Rows already parked terminal on existing profiles (for example the beta.88 profile in #4279) are not re-armed, so their dropped message text stays missing until a full projection rebuild.
Acceptance: on upgrade, rows parked terminal only because of the project_path mismatch #4326 now accepts are re-armed once and project their messages. Genuine collisions (transcript_path, lineage, project_key) stay parked. A test seeds a profile with such a parked row and shows the messages appear after one pass.
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ScriptedAlchemy commentedon Oct 19, 2026
Full-backlog assignment: own the Codex projection follow-up cluster #4327, #4328 and #4329, coordinated with production report #4279 and existing fix PR #4326. Read all issues and the latest #4326 diff/comments first. Reuse or stack on that fix, preserving its source identity and code; do not duplicate or revert it. Implement one-time rearming only for the obsolete project_path collision, keeping genuine transcript/lineage/project-key conflicts parked. Give distinct live rollout files independent rewrite identities so one cannot supersede the other's messages, with migration/replay coverage. Expose daemon-owned per-provider projected/refused/parked and last-progress/throughput/stall evidence without direct private DB reads or invented counters. Test old-profile upgrade, repeated upgrade, two-file rewrites, genuine collision and slow-versus-stalled passes through production APIs. Preserve protected text, projection receipts, rollback, cancellations and session authority. Do not claim all observed CPU is explained by one collision. Use existing Bazel/codegen, real nonzero counts and <=72-character commit headers; no data resets, raised timeouts or disabled tests. Publish reviewable changes and acceptance evidence; keep any full production soak unverified if not performed.