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Adopting raw-state Broker phase detection
Establishing a rule that does not confuse partial-application output with a real resource
Purpose
Safe replanning after partial application required the first-versus-update decision to agree across the workflow, handoff script, tests, and specification.
Implementation
Broker Prepare now treats only a current managed Cloud Run instance in raw Terraform state as proof that the service exists. A computable output left behind without the resource still results in the first-release phase.
The workflow explicitly passes raw state, while regression tests and static audits fix the behavior for partial application, an existing service, and a missing revision.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
Three regression tests, linting, GCP verification, specification auditing, and secret scanning passed.
Across the adopted six-file state, workflow input, script logic, and specification wording agreed.
Real Prepare and release results occurred after the cutoff and are not included.
Basis for completion
This scope ended when phase detection using raw state as the sole resource-existence evidence was adopted across implementation, tests, and specification.