A bin gets its line's design and maker, Bin = { Line, Floor }, and no roles or assembly. Resolve-then-write
as the other lines do; a replay is a no-op. The catalog is not yet applied.
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Code only. The branch's GameData/Aetheria.cc is not taken; the catalog is regenerated by replay.
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ExpectUnchanged compares the file's schema ids with the loaded ones, so master's blob (hulls written before
HullData lost GridOffset) made apply throw and write nothing. The batch now expects only that the keys it authors
are absent and lands onto the file as it is. Tests: older-schema replay, the design and maker match, case-insensitive
name conflict, a row name that is a design's, the dispatch word, and the sold-weapon floor replaced by "only Smoke
designs are unsold". LaunchSuppressorCatalogTests reads Program.MakerProfiles instead of spelling six profiles.
Not built or run yet; the catalog blob is regenerated in the next commit.
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The command's records now land with a key derived from the product name, so a replay at a merge reproduces the same records. CatalogRoleTests.RenamedDesignsKeepTheirKeysAndProducts asserts the renamed products are among a design's sellers, not all of them; RolesBackfillIsAuthored reads maker profiles from Program.MakerProfiles (plus the Pirates) instead of its own copy, which lacked AU. Catalog commit before this one is stale: the next regenerates it.
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One command file owns the twenty second-maker weapon products; roles and quality come from Program.MakerProfiles, now internal. A maker already selling the design is not refused.
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