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fix(registry): record tree-truncation verdict to stop hourly refails - #254
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🔗 Linked issue
Closes #252
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📚 Description
posthog/posthog has failed the hourly sync with
tree_truncatedon every run, 28 failed jobs in the issue's window. The truncated-tree branch in the sync bailed with a failed status but never wrote anything to the repos row, sorepo_meta_synced_atstayed stale and both candidate sweeps re-picked the repo each hour, paying the same five GitHub calls for the same guaranteed failure.The sync now records the outcome on the repos row (
tree_truncated_at, migration 0118) and both sweeps skip rows carrying it. Any later successful repo write clears the verdict, so a repo that becomes fetchable again returns to the normal freshness cycle.Each already-too-large repo will fail once more the first time the sweep picks it after deploy, then goes quiet. posthog/posthog is not picked again after that. The asset-backfill path reports "tree truncated" separately and is untouched; it is not driven by the hourly sweep.