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createCaseworkItem forwards an optional resultConstraints object verbatim for server-side validation and keeps the create request closed when it is absent; server constraint diagnostics pass through the bounded validation allowlist. pollCaseworkResults surfaces the structured result on completed items exactly as returned and tolerates servers that omit it. Signed-off-by: Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>
Signed-off-by: Jeremi Joslin <jeremi@joslin.fr>
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| createCaseworkRequest: (options = {}) => | ||
| operation(loadBindings, options, "caseworkCreated", null, (client, auth, input) => | ||
| client.createHostedItem( | ||
| client.createOrRecoverReviewRequest( |
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Pin a client release that implements unified review methods
With a fresh install from the committed manifest and lockfile, @registrystack/client remains at published version 0.32.0, while native.test.js explicitly detects that this version lacks createOrRecoverReviewRequest and skips the integration tests. Consequently this call is undefined and is converted into a generic operation.failed result before any HTTP request is sent; the other newly introduced review methods have the same compatibility problem. Pin and lock the coordinated client release that supplies these methods rather than masking the incompatibility with skipped tests.
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Confirmed. The published 0.32.0 package does not implement these methods, so this is blocking rather than a test-only limitation. I am holding this PR from merge. The coordinated immutable client release and repin are tracked in registrystack/registry-stack#1190; once that release exists, this PR must update its manifest/lockfile, remove the native-test skip, and pass the installed-client routes before merge.
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Superseded by #12 (merged 1 Oct), which carries this unified Casework review lifecycle work against the published client. The Codex P1 thread here (pin a client release that implements the review methods) is already fixed on main: the client is pinned to a published release that supplies them and the native-test skip is gone. |
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