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Convert both hosts' Session logs and check the reports #994

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#700

What to build

This is a Day shift step. Once a release with #993 is installed on each host:

  1. Run the conversion on the thirdshift host and on stephens.
  2. Read each host's round-trip report.
  3. Remove the originals with the second step.

It's for a human because it runs on both production hosts and deletes the originals there.

Acceptance criteria

  • Both hosts' Session logs are converted, and their reports read.
  • Any difference a report shows is filed as an issue before its originals are removed.
  • The originals are removed on both hosts.

Activity

  1. JacobStephens2 commented on Oct 22, 2026

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    Conversion reports (0.14.0, 2026-10-22)

    Host Sessions Passed Kept Time
    thirdshift 874 752 122 9m 31s
    stephens 464 383 81 4m 51s

    Why Sessions were kept:

    Separately, codex_diffs was 0 across 297 Codex Sessions on thirdshift. The reader expects patch_apply_end, and codex-cli 0.163.0 writes FileChange items instead. Filed as #1085.

    --remove-converted has not been run yet. The originals are still on both hosts.

  2. JacobStephens2 commented on Oct 22, 2026

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    Decision: keep every original until #1084 and #1085 are released. Then, on both hosts: delete the Codex Sessions' .logs.jsonl/.spans.jsonl so they reconvert with diffs, rerun thirdshift logs --convert, read the reports again, and run thirdshift logs --remove-converted once. #1086 (7 Muse Sessions) can go in the same pass if it's fixed by then.

  3. JacobStephens2 commented on Oct 23, 2026

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    This was generated by AI.

    Second conversion pass (0.14.2, 2026-10-22)

    Both hosts had the converted Codex Sessions reset first: their traces moved to ~/.thirdshift/codex-trace-backup-<time>, their report entries dropped, and the old report saved as session-trace-conversion.json.bak-994. Then each host ran thirdshift logs --convert.

    Host Entries Passed Kept Codex diffs recovered Sessions with diffs
    thirdshift 906 839 67 938 78
    stephens 628 454 174 701 76

    #1084 and #1085 are fixed: the first pass's 178 show differences are gone, and codex_diffs is no longer 0.

    Why Sessions were kept:

    --remove-converted has not been run. Next: after #1126 (and #1086, if fixed) are released, run --convert again on both hosts, then --remove-converted.

  4. JacobStephens2 commented on Oct 23, 2026

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    This was generated by AI.

    Final pass (0.14.3, 2026-10-23)

    0.14.3 includes #1126's fix to the show check. Both hosts ran thirdshift logs --convert again, then thirdshift logs --remove-converted.

    Host Passed Kept Originals removed Logs folder
    thirdshift 869 42 869 4.8G → 4.2G
    stephens 483 149 483 7.0G → 6.3G

    No round-trip reader differences remain on either host. All 59 of the second pass's show differences now pass.

    What was kept, and why:

    Every difference a report showed was filed: #1084, #1085, #1086 and #1126. The backups from the second pass (~/.thirdshift/codex-trace-backup-* and session-trace-conversion.json.bak-994) can be deleted at any time.

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