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[self-repair:e3d435c3f389] [orchestrator-defect] Plan analysis aborts in test coverage with Raw parameter error #284

Description

@srnichols

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orchestrator-defect

Symptom

forge_analyze with quorum:false and mode:plan for the RMG-0168 hardened parent, path E:/GitHub/Rummag-owner-0168, reaches Test Coverage and exits 1 with: pforge.ps1 : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'Raw'. The wrapper invokes powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File pforge.ps1. The RMG-0328 analysis from the neighboring isolated worktree completed in the same session. This is an analysis failure, not a failed application test. Root cause has not been isolated.

Workaround Applied

Record the analysis as unavailable, not a passing or failing application review. Complete scoped source/contract review using deterministic file and git comparisons plus the actual nonempty Vitest, lint and typecheck receipts. No model/quorum call, worker retry or upstream code modification was used.

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  • pforge.ps1

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  1. srnichols commented on Oct 1, 2026

    @srnichols
    OwnerAuthor

    Fixed in f2b7021e. pforge analyze reads files with -LiteralPath, so bracketed route directories such as app/[id]/ no longer abort it under Windows PowerShell 5.1. The gate lint inside analyze now also runs on Windows.

    Available on planning/main now. It reaches projects with the next release, through pforge self-update or pforge update.

  2. added a commit that references this issue on Oct 1, 2026
  3. srnichols commented on Oct 1, 2026

    @srnichols
    OwnerAuthor

    Released in v3.27.0. Projects pick it up with pforge self-update (see the release's upgrade notes for Git Bash).

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