Match the record to what the owners were told, and stop the tracker hiding ids
RISK-F-0002's fix_tracking now names ZONE-WP-0001 / WARDEN-WP-0032, with the superseded pair kept beside it — the register had told ops-warden the path had changed and then left the old ids in the file. An unresolvable fix_tracking (TEN-IN-0002 is an intake, not a workplan) printed nothing at all, which reads identically to a finding with no tracking. It now says so by name. Both ZONE-WP-0001 and WARDEN-WP-0032 read proposed, which is the true state of the successor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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if not tracking or str(tracking).startswith("unset"):
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lines.append(f"{f['id']} ({f.get('severity')}) — NO FIX TRACKING; owner {f.get('fix_owner')}")
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continue
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for r in resolve(tracking):
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resolved = resolve(tracking)
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if not resolved:
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# An id the tracker cannot parse is not the same as no tracking, and
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# silently printing neither is how a gap hides.
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lines.append(f"{f['id']} — fix_tracking '{tracking}' names no workplan this tool can resolve")
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continue
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for r in resolved:
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if r["moved"]:
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age = (now - r["moved"]).days
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window = STALL_DAYS.get(f.get("severity"), 30)
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