Cut 8b. AetherDb.Open composes GameData/Aetheria.cc through
AetheriaStores.Open, read-only unless clear-boss-hulls runs with apply;
save attaches GameData/run.cc when present and reads the SavedGame global.
- census, factions, station-fit, hardpoint-fit, loadout, settings,
settings-dump and clear-boss-hulls read references through the null-safe
Get(ref) and compare identity by record key (RefOf, from TryGetHandle).
Their output formats are unchanged so Cut 9 can compare them with the
Cut 0 captures.
- clear-boss-hulls lands every cleared faction in one Commit.
- The help line lists every command.
- Deleted: doctor, migrate-products, AetherDb.Save(), and
OpenWithNameFiles. The last was Cut 9's delete, but it needs the removed
multi-file store, and NameFile now routes to the catalog.
- FindRoot looks for Aetheria.Shared.csproj; AetherDB.msgpack leaves in
Cut 9.
It compiles. It cannot run until Cut 9 writes Aetheria.cc, so the pre-cut
captures do not apply to this cut.
Builds: Aetheria.Shared, AetherDb.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Unity assets are YAML, so parsing them is a solved problem. The hand rolled
indentation parser produced three bugs in sequences alone: bare scalar items
dropped, mapping items parented to the wrong node, then only the first item
of each sequence kept. YamlDotNet does the parsing; what remains is mapping
a parsed node onto a settings class by field name, with unknown keys
reported rather than silently misplaced.
The settings command keeps asserting counts, since that check is what caught
the parser both times.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Running loose script files caches a build per script and does not rebuild
when the referenced project changes, so scripts silently ran against stale
schemas: item-census held a binary predating FactionProductData and failed
with a TypeLoadException surfacing as a NullReferenceException elsewhere,
and station-fit last ran on a pre-role build. One project with commands
(doctor, census, station-fit, migrate-products) rebuilds through the normal
project graph, and shares one Open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
