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Published 196 entries for the west-task-2e review batch and withheld 18 from this release. The frozen review cohort is identified by v0.10.0rc1+west-task-2e.
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Closing: this batch was cut against the grammar repository in error. The standard-name catalog belongs in imas-standard-names-catalog, and the batch will be re-cut there. |
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A review batch of WEST standard names, exported against the released
v0.9.0grammar.What this carries
196 standard-name identities, frozen as the batch roster artifact (78,990 bytes, sha256
b75c04706c7d9bfd6a8d2288be9398fc7bed14c58b4153c198ffe52cdf5c06aa).The source manifest resolved 355 data-dictionary paths to 214 distinct terminal identities with 31 unmatched. Of the 214 candidates the export emitted 196 and withheld 18, with 2 validation failures and no gate failures.
Grammar provenance
The catalog records the grammar it was actually built against:
That version is a public release, checked four ways before the cut: the grammar checkout was clean with
HEADexactly at annotated tagv0.9.0; the tag is a plainmajor.minor.patchrelease rather than a candidate; it is present on the upstream remote; and0.9.0is published on the package index as a final release. A development, candidate or fork-only grammar fails each of those checks by name.Quality gates
All eight export gates passed with none skipped, and the approved-baseline check passed:
catalog_statusgraph_testsscore_thresholdscross_field_consistencydivergence_detectionidentity_token_collisionexclusion_accountingmanifest_source_accountingEvery emitted name also renders canonically under this grammar: parsing and re-composing the accepted cohort gives 2352 stable identities and zero that render under a different spelling, so no name in this batch carries a pre-ruling form.
What was withheld, and why
Two identities were withheld on validation rather than admitted as passing entries:
total_electron_countandvertical_coordinate_of_ece_channel, both carrying the invalid physics-domain valueunscoped.The 31 unmatched source paths fall into two groups. Sixteen name no physical quantity — fit weights, bare and nested time axes, a solver iteration count, contour-tree bookkeeping coordinates and instrument dimensions — and were never candidates for a standard name. Fifteen do denote physical quantities whose candidate name is currently unreachable at its lifecycle stage, most of them having exhausted their review attempts;
barometry/gauge/pressure,ece/channel/optical_depthandic_antennas/antenna/module/strap/width_phiare representative. Those return in a later batch once their names are regenerated, and each is listed with its blocked candidate in the accompanying exclusion accounting.Reviewing this
The roster artifact is the reproducible batch identity: it lists every emitted name, so a disagreement about membership is settled by reading it rather than by re-running the export. The grammar pin is a published release, so the same catalog can be rebuilt from
v0.9.0alone.