On a phone, India's Prayer List (Full detail, Lightweight) reported "that list has no people groups to print" on a
card of 855: its rows resolved [] and the print path read that as an empty list. Now, in the wall and the Regions
list alike, a desktop-only card's rows REJECT with the notice before any record is fetched, and the card shows the
same words: a new poster.phoneLimitAll ("This needs a desktop or laptop computer.", all eleven locales). The
existing "the largest sizes are off" stays for cards that are only partly blocked.
check:country-sheet-one-path arm F asserts it for both callers, with a poison for each.
Measured on the 60x96 print: every photo beside a name rasterised as the browser's broken-image glyph. An SVG
rasterised through <img> is an isolated document that fetches no external resource, and none of the people-group
photo hosts (media.joshuaproject.net, joshuaproject.net, images.peoplegroups.org and its resizer,
peoplegroupspublic.blob.core.windows.net, s3.doxa.life) sends CORS, so a photo cannot be inlined as data: in the
browser either.
- poster-raster.js: rasterPoster drops every <image> whose href is not data: (the basemap tiles are data: and stay),
so a download shows the paper, never the glyph. hasExternalImages() says when a sheet carries such photos.
- PosterWall: printing a generated sheet that carries photos prints THE SHEET ITSELF through printDocument, where
the photos load, on its own @page (60in 96in), instead of a raster shrunk onto letter. Same HUD steps.
- check:side-lanes: photo arms (0 external images reach the raster; the wall prints such a sheet as a document),
each with a poison in its self-test.
- check:side-lane-photo-pixels: the pixel side, a browser gate (a data: photo draws red; 99/99 external slots stay
flat; without the strip 0/99 do). Declared on-demand until its first browser-seat run.
- library/components/WARNING.md, library/dashboards/README.md and
documentation/contributing/README.md taught "graduate into the library at the second
consumer". They now teach the plugin-designer skill's rule (section 3): a component that
could serve more than one map is built once in library/, driven by props, and landed through
the build owner; one-off or experimental pieces stay in a map's folder; a new pattern is a
pilot, then approved, then rolled out. The contributing guide's "full reasoning" link pointed
to an index without it; it now points to the skill.
- The app shell doxa-maps-spa is labelled Deep Research. Ten docs still called it the Research
Gallery (15 mentions): DEPLOY.md, the desktop how-to, embeddability, develop-a-plugin,
reference-universal-props, reference.md, the shell's EMBED.md, and the plugin-designer skill
with two of its references. Identifiers (doxa-maps-spa, branch and route names) are unchanged;
README.md is not touched.
countrySheet.js now lets a requested side-lane format win over a large
country's default sheet, so the shared path draws India at 66x66 and
36x60 as well as 60x96. The two cards that were listed but not drawn now
draw the real whole-India poster at their own size, and the note that
said no country printed at those sizes (missing.largeFormat, 11 locales)
is removed: nothing refers to it.
India can print at 60x96 (the default), 66x66 or 36x60. makeCountrySheet used to map any non-packet request to the
default, so a 66x66 or 36x60 request drew the 60x96 sheet. sheetFormatFor(item, format) (exported, pure) now keeps
a requested size the country can print at, falls back to its default otherwise, keeps a packet page a page, and
returns exactly what was asked for every other country.
check:country-sheet-one-path asserts that table (India 66x66/36x60/60x96/letter/3x4/packet; Nepal 3x3/letter;
China 3x4), with two poisons: India ignoring a requested 66x66, and a packet page turned into a large sheet.
poster-render gains three side-lane formats (60x96, 66x66, 36x60), and
check:poster-design-catalogue requires SHEET_FORMATS to list exactly what
FORMATS defines, so it failed on those three. They are now listed, near
the top after the 3 x 3 sheet, with India as their sample: India is the
one country countrySheet.js prints on a large sheet (LARGE_SHEETS).
map-sheet.country.60x96 draws through makeCountrySheet, the one country
sheet path, so its card shows the real whole-India poster. 66x66 and
36x60 are listed but not drawn: no country prints at those sizes yet, and
the shared path would hand back India's 5 x 8 ft sheet under their label.
Their details say so (posterDesign.missing.largeFormat, 11 locales).
The check fails on the three formats without this commit and passes with
it.
5B fixes on the side-lane mode:
- The side-lane styles' template slot sat on its own line, so every OTHER format's page gained one newline. It is
now joined onto </style>, emitting nothing at all off side lanes.
- A photo is drawn only over https from the hosts that serve people-group photos (media.joshuaproject.net,
joshuaproject.net, images.peoplegroups.org, peoplegroupspublic.blob.core.windows.net), never the generic
placeholder; anything else is dropped. Re-pinned.
check:side-lanes' seeded data now also carries photos on a host that is NOT allowed; none may be drawn.
The packet and card-deck title named the selection's zones and countries only.
Since India's states bring people, a selection of states alone had no names, and
reduce() threw "Reduce of empty array with no initial value" at the reader.
selectionTitleNames (data/selection-export.js, pure) adds the states and union
territories that brought people. A province with no table is not named. A
selection that brought nobody (Mizoram or Nagaland alone) gives the keyed
"no people groups to print" instead.
check:batch-selection-export arm A6 tests it on the real served table: Gujarāt
alone is titled "Gujarāt", a state + a country names both, a province beside it is
not named, and Mizoram alone reads the keyed text. Its negative control shows the
old naming is empty and reduce() throws. The call site is pinned in arm C. Four
mutants each fail.
CORRECTS the previous commit's "no prayer list, packet or cards for whole India": the current direction is that
whole India's poster, list, packet and cards (about a thousand pages) are offered DESKTOP-ONLY, and a phone shows
the existing poster.phoneLimit sentence instead of failing.
countrySheet.js now exports LARGE_SHEETS ({ IND: 60x96, desktopOnly }) and largeSheet(item), and makeCountrySheet
itself prints such a country in its large format (a packet page stays a page) with its "Administrative Areas"
cell from the shared state table ("36 states and union territories"). So every caller gets the same sheet: the
Regions list's India no longer has to disagree with Country Posters (regions-list's own lines follow, from regions).
The wall drops its India-only code and follows the same rule.
India's card is no longer "too many to fit": it prints as the 60x96 side-lane sheet (all 855 groups named beside
the map, crossing-free leaders, real photos), whatever paper the wall asks for, until the shared size picker
offers 66x66 and 36x60 too. Its facts row reads "36 states and union territories" (English, from the wall
head's plural key). As ruled, the whole-India card offers no prayer list, packet or cards; the state cards keep
theirs. Its card preview is the real sheet.
check:side-lanes (+ :self-test, gates:pre): the three side-lane formats on a seeded worst case (855 groups,
stacked and clustered) through the real renderer: every name once, 0 crossings re-measured from the SVG, no
overflow, photos only where real; without the lane clamp the same data crosses 36 times, and the arm fails.
The case-insensitive census with every plugin agent's name found 30 more lines: library (ProfileLoader,
useMapProvider, ApproxPinNote, listSelection, colocation), the gallery's embed-contract card id, the gospel
plugins' source notes and build scripts, a regions script note and one gate description. Comments and notes
only, except the Gospel x Internet CSV export's provenance line, which no longer names who screened the links.
With home-href but no home-label, VerticalTabsLayout falls back to labels.home,
which Posterverse did not pass, so every locale read the English default. The
shell now passes labels.home from its own strings in all 11 locales, the same
words the Research Gallery uses. A host's own home-label still wins.
VerticalTabsLayout draws a host's "Back to homepage" link directly above
Collapse (the top of the drawer on a phone); the Research Gallery already
forwards it. Posterverse now accepts the same two props (or profile-config
homeHref / homeLabel). Both default to '', which draws no link, so every
existing embed is unchanged.
The India section's cards are India itself, its 34 state and union territory posters and the two with none listed,
so "· 37 countries" was untrue. Through PosterWall's sectionItemCountKey, that section alone counts its state cards
(36, from the data) with countryPosters.indiaItemCount; every other section keeps the countries count.
The key in all 11 locales, in each locale's own plural forms (the same form counts as regions.countryCount).
The wall intro writes its total in the digits the translated sentence already uses
(countInSentence): ar shows ٢٬١٠٧ beside its own ٢٧ and ٩:١٤, while CLDR's bare
'ar' would have formatted 2,107. Locales whose sentence uses Western digits are
unchanged. The fetching status goes through the same helper.
A people-group load that fails without a catalogue key (the 30 s abort, a dropped
network) now reads as the stall text, "still loading, try again in a moment",
instead of the browser's own English ("signal is aborted without reason"). Keyed
errors keep their own text, and the failed load leaves the cache, so the next Copy
fetches again.
check:upg-count arm E renders the intro through each locale's catalogue and
requires one digit system, with a negative control on the old ar render. Its
separator scan now also reads fr U+202F and ru U+00A0. check:batch-selection-export
arm A5 aborts a real fetch and refuses a real connection; both must read as the
stall text, and the old path must still show the raw message.
Each state's sheet drawn from live records with the browser's own inputs (SPARSE 3x3, the indiaState series, the
served boundaries and places), shot in the shared browser at 3000 px, and reduced by make-previews.py to the 560 px
card thumbnail and the 1500 px download, as the country previews are. Every record pinned; every layout octilinear.
India's country card, its 34 state and union territory posters and the two with none listed now share one section,
headed by India's name and counted once (855, through PosterWall's sectionTotal), which puts it above every regional
section. One line at the top of the wall says why India is set apart. Asia keeps every other Asian country.
check:country-sheet-one-path ARM E: the wall passes sectionTotal, India's card is in the India section, PosterWall's
default is still the card sum, and over the real data India comes first with 855 (India 855 > Asia 454 > Africa 314).
The census on the assembled branches still found eleven comments that attributed a choice to a dated
request, quoted it, or spoke in the first person: pplr-data-maps (geocoder, pin card, pin indicator, tree,
families, religion, semantic trees), research-dashboard's ramp note, upg-100-list's funnel note, and two
dated QA tags each in countries-map and research-map. Comments only; behaviour unchanged.
The library creates the language-family pin layer at circle-opacity 1, but the three
paths that clear a filter (no filter key, an unknown key, and the aggregate search
filter) restored it to 0.9, so after selecting and deselecting a legend row the pins
stayed slightly faded. They now restore PIN_REST_OPACITY (1), so a cleared map looks
like a fresh one. Rebuilt doxa-simple-map, then the tree and SRI.
Comments only; behaviour unchanged. Each rewritten line keeps its technical fact and drops the attribution:
- design-note and brief quotations restated as plain design statements (country-poster-wall.vue, index.js,
countries-map.vue);
- "(qa: <date> …)" tags and "user feedback / user reported" attributions removed (countries-map.vue);
- fleet agent names replaced by what was measured (countries-map.vue, country-posters-mfe.vue);
- series.json's India-state note: the approval date is gone; the wording stays the editable default.
Comments only. Eleven comments in doxa-simple-map.vue carried an agent name, a
"user request" / "user feedback" attribution, or a dated QA tag; each now keeps
its reasoning and drops the attribution and the date.
The built bundle changes only in the component's scope id (Vue derives it from the
source in production builds); every other token is identical, so behaviour is
unchanged. Source only: the assembler rebuilds.
