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The Assets upload HTTP 500 was reproduced and traced to the Local API data-provider persistence boundary. No executable code was changed because the failure is not caused by the Charlie migration and the safe fix requires a separately scoped persistence/API decision.
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## Root Cause
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The upload worker successfully loads and returns file bytes to the Assets page. The failure occurs later when the browser calls:
"body": "{\"error\":\"fetch failed\",\"ok\":false,\"rule\":\"Browser -> Server API -> Data Source\"}"
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```
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Provider contract route result:
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-`/api/providers/contract`: HTTP 200
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- Active provider: `supabase-postgres`
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- Status: `ready`
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- Diagnostic: runtime account and product data connections are fixed to configured server services.
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## Fix Decision
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Fix applied: NO.
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Reason:
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- A safe fix would require deciding how Local API Playwright upload validation should persist asset runtime tables when the configured product data adapter is unavailable or unreachable.
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- Options include test-scoped Postgres stubbing, a Local API asset persistence adapter, or improved diagnostics. Each option changes persistence/API behavior and is outside this Charlie retained-exception migration scope.
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- Silently bypassing persistence for `addAssetRecord` would violate the active server data boundary and could hide real provider failures.
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## Validation Lane Report
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- HTTP 500 reproduction: PASS
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- Worker load confirmation: PASS
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- Root-cause trace through Local API persistence: PASS
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- Migration causality check: PASS
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- Runtime source changes: PASS, none.
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- ZIP artifact exists: PASS after artifact creation.
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## Branch Validation
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- Current branch: `PR_26172_CHARLIE_repository-compliance-stack`
- Confirm whether caused by migration or pre-existing persistence/API issue: PASS
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- Fix only if clear and safe: PASS, no fix applied because safe resolution is outside scope.
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- Otherwise document blocker: PASS
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- Do not merge: PASS
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- Produce ZIP artifact: PASS after artifact creation.
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## Manual Validation Notes
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The blocker should be handled by a separate persistence/API validation PR. The retained Assets worker path is not the source of this HTTP 500.
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## Recommendation
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Continue to PR_039. Move the shared Assets API client if safe, but keep the upload worker as a temporary exception until worker placement governance and upload persistence validation are separately resolved.
+This audit reviewed the four retained JavaScript exceptions from the target-tool migration stack and classified each next action.
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+The Assets upload HTTP 500 was reproduced and traced to the Local API data-provider persistence boundary. No executable code was changed because the failure is not caused by the Charlie migration and the safe fix requires a separately scoped persistence/API decision.
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+No implementation files were changed.
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+## Root Cause
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+The upload worker successfully loads and returns file bytes to the Assets page. The failure occurs later when the browser calls:
+| Exception | Current consumers | Decision | Rationale |
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+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+| `toolbox/controls/controls-api-client.js` | Controls tool and `account/user-controls-page.js` | Move to shared | The file is a browser API helper used by more than one surface. `assets/js/shared/` is canonical and already accepted by the structure guardrail. |
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+| `toolbox/assets/assets-api-client.js` | Assets tool and Objects tool | Move to shared | The file is shared by multiple tools. Moving to `assets/js/shared/` avoids placing a second JS file under one tool folder and removes one retained exception. |
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+| `toolbox/assets/assets-upload-worker.js` | Assets tool only | Owner review required / keep temporary exception | The canonical rules define tool entrypoints and shared JS, but not tool-local worker module placement. Moving now would require either a new worker path rule or a possibly misleading shared location. |
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+| `toolbox/game-journey/game-journey-api-client.js` | Game Journey tool | Move to shared if validation stays clean | The file is a browser API helper. It is not currently shared, but moving to `assets/js/shared/` is guardrail-compliant and avoids introducing an unapproved secondary tool-local JS file. |
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+## Recommended Execution
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+1. PR_26172_CHARLIE_038: investigate the existing Assets upload HTTP 500 before touching worker placement.
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+2. PR_26172_CHARLIE_039: move `assets-api-client.js` to `assets/js/shared/` if PR_038 confirms upload behavior is not path-coupled; keep the worker as a documented exception unless owner approves a worker path rule.
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+3. PR_26172_CHARLIE_040: move `controls-api-client.js` and `game-journey-api-client.js` to `assets/js/shared/` if targeted validation passes.
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+4. PR_26172_CHARLIE_041: re-run guardrail and report remaining exceptions.
+ "body": "{\"error\":\"fetch failed\",\"ok\":false,\"rule\":\"Browser -> Server API -> Data Source\"}"
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+ }
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+```
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+Provider contract route result:
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+- `/api/providers/contract`: HTTP 200
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+- Active provider: `supabase-postgres`
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+- Status: `ready`
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+- Diagnostic: runtime account and product data connections are fixed to configured server services.
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+## Fix Decision
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+Fix applied: NO.
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+Reason:
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+- A safe fix would require deciding how Local API Playwright upload validation should persist asset runtime tables when the configured product data adapter is unavailable or unreachable.
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+- Options include test-scoped Postgres stubbing, a Local API asset persistence adapter, or improved diagnostics. Each option changes persistence/API behavior and is outside this Charlie retained-exception migration scope.
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+- Silently bypassing persistence for `addAssetRecord` would violate the active server data boundary and could hide real provider failures.
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+## Validation Lane Report
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+- Report exists: PASS
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+- No runtime source changed: PASS
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+- Active reference audit: PASS
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+- HTTP 500 reproduction: PASS
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+- Worker load confirmation: PASS
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+- Root-cause trace through Local API persistence: PASS
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+- Migration causality check: PASS
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+- Runtime source changes: PASS, none.
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+- ZIP artifact exists: PASS after artifact creation.
+- Determine migrate now / keep temporary exception / move to shared / owner review required: PASS
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+- Determine root cause: PASS
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+- Confirm whether caused by migration or pre-existing persistence/API issue: PASS
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+- Fix only if clear and safe: PASS, no fix applied because safe resolution is outside scope.
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+- Otherwise document blocker: PASS
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+- Do not merge: PASS
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+- Produce ZIP artifact: PASS after artifact creation.
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+## Manual Validation Notes
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+The safest next code changes are shared-client relocations. The Assets worker should remain a temporary exception until the owner approves canonical worker placement or a guardrail update explicitly permits tool-local worker modules.
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+The blocker should be handled by a separate persistence/API validation PR. The retained Assets worker path is not the source of this HTTP 500.
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+## Recommendation
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+Continue to PR_039. Move the shared Assets API client if safe, but keep the upload worker as a temporary exception until worker placement governance and upload persistence validation are separately resolved.
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