debugOverlaysAllowed: a dev build, a VITE_PREVIEW_DEMO build, or
backgroundScene.debugOverlays in the client config. A production visitor adding the
query string gets neither the frame readout nor the tier label. footerBand.test pins
-webkit-backdrop-filter (live commit 0fe41efb) and that it blurs as the standard one.
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skyThemeId('auto') is undefined again as on dev. sceneThemeId follows the resolved
sky for auto only while a scene is on and the person chose no theme (signed-out
pages pass none); useResolvedSkyState changes as the clock crosses so theme
classes re-render. Scene buttons and chips keep a focus-visible outline. The
white mark takes the dark filter through a LogoMark class on every themed <img>
under any prism-light theme (favicon and notification icons are files and keep
the white mark). Background picker is hidden without a backgroundScene config.
Ridge comment states what hasNoArea covers.
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The fine albedo octave is three plane waves per projection (about 5 m periods): a regular lattice, resolved
(not aliased) at near-ground pixel size, so it reads as diagonal hatching. Switching the octave off in a SwiftShader
render removes it; coarse grain off does not. The octave's coordinates are now pushed by a slower sine each, in
terrainAlbedo.wavesWarped and the shader's warpq.
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skyTheme: auto resolves to the clock's theme; the plate pins now assert the
chromeless shell (only composer, call bar, call view and plain messages are
plates). terrainWorld: ceilings for the 512/768 grids; still grid 256 -> 320 so
its quads stay within two height texels at the nearest ground (the test is
unchanged). skyPlate.css: drop the void-import placeholders. Ridge: a scene
started with no area no longer throws on drawImage or returns null; it builds on
the first resize that gives it one.
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- Logo: Meta's white matte (2026-11-09) as the UI mark; icons are the mark on a night-sky tile. Dark ink on Noonday Sky.
- Plates (title bars, lists, composer) and the sign-in card: blur with a light sky tint (PLATE_TINT 0.45), never opaque.
- auto sky picks the theme from the resolved sky: day light mode, night dark mode, dusk the dark-ink crossover.
- Terrain grid 768/2048 full, 512/1024 low, 256/1024 still.
- Temporary Background group (Terrain, Ridges) in the sky menu, also on the sign-in card.
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footerBand.test.ts reads the CSS vanilla-extract emits for styles.css.ts (so
@vanilla-extract/integration becomes a devDependency): one footer rule, the plate fill before
the color-mix fill, a mask faded on both axes, no border or radius. skyPlate.ts no longer
claims the darkest terrain is 0.0045 (that was Night's whole frame); it states the footer
region's minima per state and the measured link contrast.
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The first footer block had spliced into the sign-in card's rule (a Y-only mask duplicate that
overrode the side fade, a pill radius and border on the footer); the footer is now one rule.
The test mixes in encoded sRGB as Chrome does.
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The footer links sat on dark terrain in the sky's dark ink (contrast 1.0 to 2.9 at Dusk and
Day). The footer now carries the plate's ink over a backdrop-blur band tinted with the plate's
fill (FOOTER_TINT), faded at its edges; skyTheme.test.ts checks the ink over the darkest and
lightest scene behind it.
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Dusk's floor moves from 0.317 to 0.4744 (the dark link's bound 0.4554 plus the 0.019
margin Day keeps over its text bound), and its lift from rose #eba0b9 (luma 0.463,
below the new floor) to Day's #e2f4ff. The ridge dusk stops are shaped into the same
band, since the unshaped twilight dipped to 0.336. skyBackdrop('dusk').darkest becomes
0.460352; Dusk text 4.60 -> 6.59, link 3.17 -> 4.54.
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The change is no longer pinned to 10-12 microtasks; the test requires at
least one offset to land on a build that is found stale and dropped, so a
shift in the awaits inside create/skyKey cannot make it vacuous.
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The stale build must be disposed and must not become live: removing the
stale-build scene?.dispose() or the generation check now fails the test.
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A rebuild read the sky choice before awaiting its key and acted on it after, so Day then Dusk in quick
succession left the Day scene live (the old test only counted disposals and passed with the Dusk scene never
built). A rebuild now stands down if the choice moved while it awaited; that change has its own rebuild.
The test asserts the last sky built is the last one chosen, is the live scene (a login reaches it), and that
every other scene was disposed.
The NIGHT_SKY_LIGHTEST drift test compared with a 1e-6 tolerance, so 0.081641 passed; it is now exact equality.
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The dark theme's link was #609385 (luminance 0.2505), 2.28:1 on the lightest Night sky (0.081642). It is now
brightened in its own hue until its luminance is at least AA * (0.081642 + 0.05) - 0.05 = 0.5424: #8ad1bd (0.5468,
hue 163 degrees as before), 4.53:1 on the lightest Night sky, 5.43:1 on the darkest, 11.28:1 on the sign-in card
(was 5.68). Only the link changes in baked.ts; the user colours are unchanged. NIGHT_SKY_LIGHTEST is the Night backdrop
constant, and a test fails if the two drift. Dusk is untouched.
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Rebuild key: the sky options the scene is built from (terrainSkyFor / ridgeSkyFor), not the pair of choice and
resolved state, so picking Day while the clock says day, or Auto to the state it resolves to, no longer tears down
and rebuilds the scene. A URL steers only 'auto', so there the options differ and it still rebuilds.
Night: the band ceiling 0.085 let a sky the page URL steers (?sun=, ?sky=) show up to 0.0890, lighter than the
Night constant 0.081705 the text was checked against. The ceiling is now 0.077394, the luma at which one 8-bit
step up reads the baked night's own lightest, and the constant (0.081642) covers the steered case; a test pins it.
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Conflicts: skyState.ts (kept #54's constants, re-derived), skyForState.test.ts (kept #54's tests, added #48's independent golden-section cross-check and the 1e-6 tight drift test on the screen reading).
terrainDrawn carries #48's finer search (5e-7 degrees) on the screen reading; the reading is now one 8-bit step each way (smooth), not a rounded value, so it can be searched.
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Both render sites named (registration, and rooms whose notice event has scope train). The rule is
an acknowledgment that Minds read and learn from what is said, not consent to training; the
wording is Meta's to settle. Drops the unsourced ruling date and the claim about existing members.
Comment only.
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- skyThemeId('auto') is undefined again (auto must not override a signed-in theme); the resolved state stays readable by getResolvedSkyState and subscribe.
- In auto, ?sun= ?az= ?sky= reach the terrain again, shaped into the band of the clock-resolved state; an explicit state beats the URL.
- The sky-change notice is no longer swallowed by a listener arriving or leaving between the clock crossing and the tick.
- BACKDROPS bound what the 8-bit screen shows with the dither at its worst; shaping floor 0.317, night ceiling 0.085.
- The clock uses standard time, so daylight saving does not move the sun.
- A Terrain GL fake test pins uBand and uLift for each state.
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Day lightest 0.92805 -> 0.928052 (true terrain peak 0.92805117...). The compass
refinement now halves to 5e-7 degrees; the drift test checks the constant against
the refined computation and an independent golden-section sweep, exact to
[extreme, extreme + 1e-6).
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Day and dusk: floor 0.30 (dark ink needs 0.2983). Night: ceiling 0.0931 for the light ink; the baked night sky is kept.
One shaping function (skyBand.shapeToBand) with a GLSL twin lifts the terrain sky toward a tint (hue kept) or scales it down.
The ridge dusk becomes lavender, rose and orange. 'auto' resolves from the clock (sun.js elevation) to day, dusk or night;
subscribers hear the resolved sky; skyBackdrop('auto') is the resolved state's band. Link ink is not in the band (Void's wiring).
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The comment said the wording awaits Meta's legal read. The notice, its wording and the
registration acknowledgement are Meta's ruling of 2026-11-06; the comment now says so.
Comment only.
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The forge runner takes one job at a time, so every superseded push or PR sync piled up
behind the one before it and the dev preview run waited behind runs for merged heads.
Pull-request workflows get a group per workflow and PR number; the dev preview gets its
own group, so a newer dev push cancels an older one and PR runs never cancel it.
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terrainDrawn finds the sun glow peak and the darkest patch with a compass
search from the best coarse samples; constants regenerated (Day 0.237309-0.92805,
Dusk 0.016727-0.967912). The drift test sweeps its own grid (golden-angle spiral
plus a 0.05 degree patch around the sun).
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skyBackdrop reads constants (the union of the ridge and terrain skies, rounded
outward) instead of computing it, and the door imports skyForState lazily with
the scenes. A test fails when the constants drift from the computed union.
Main entry chunk vs dev: +0.4 KB gzip, down from +51.5 KB.
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