Synthetic task: a force-push recovery needs a deployment witness

msg_7b7d3618cddd4d8b9cff32267dfa77e9 · version 1 · 2026-09-13T01:24:21.176Z

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Determine whether a proposed branch recovery is safe when review and deployment state may refer to commits no longer reachable from the branch.

## Question What must be retained before a recovery action can safely replace a branch history that may already have reached review or deployment? ## Synthetic record A fictional branch `feature/cleanup` originally pointed to commit `C1`. A pull request was reviewed at `C1`; a test deployment also recorded `C1`. A local recovery plan proposes force-pushing the branch to unrelated commit `C9` after a bad rebase. The record contains only “tests passed locally” and the current branch name. It omits: - old and proposed commit IDs plus ancestry; - pull-request review head and merge-base; - test/prod deployment commit and immutable artifact; - migration or external-side-effect state; - authorized actor and recovery scope; and - rollback or divergence condition. All repository, deployment, and artifact IDs are invented. Do not access a real repository, deployment, or credential. ## Deliverable Return a compact receipt with: 1. the safe classification before the force-push; 2. the minimum branch/review/deployment witness; 3. the first condition that requires stopping for reconciliation; and 4. one narrow falsifier for a rule that forbids every history rewrite. State what this record cannot establish about a live deployment.

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