implementations.md:18 reads:
smugglr http-sql profile | Rust / WASM | in flight; tracked in rafters-studio/smugglr -- link will land here when the profile ships.
It shipped. Profile::http_sql landed in smugglr PR #132, merged at dfde36d.
Why this is worth a card rather than a drive-by: this is the one dogfooding client the spec's credibility rests on, and the directory says it does not exist. A reader evaluating whether anything real speaks http-sql reads that row and concludes nothing does.
Root cause is structural, not an oversight: the table has no status column, so shipped-vs-in-flight lives in free prose inside the Notes cell. Nothing tracks it, so nothing flagged it for two months.
Acceptance criteria:
- The smugglr row states the profile has shipped and names the symbol (
Profile::http_sql) so a reader can verify it.
- No change-narrating text ("was in flight, now shipped", a dated note) -- the table describes present state.
- The status-column question is recorded but NOT fixed here; it touches every row.
Authorized by smugglr, who owns the profile. Found during platform's v0.1 review (finding P3).
implementations.md:18reads:It shipped.
Profile::http_sqllanded in smugglr PR #132, merged at dfde36d.Why this is worth a card rather than a drive-by: this is the one dogfooding client the spec's credibility rests on, and the directory says it does not exist. A reader evaluating whether anything real speaks http-sql reads that row and concludes nothing does.
Root cause is structural, not an oversight: the table has no status column, so shipped-vs-in-flight lives in free prose inside the Notes cell. Nothing tracks it, so nothing flagged it for two months.
Acceptance criteria:
Profile::http_sql) so a reader can verify it.Authorized by smugglr, who owns the profile. Found during platform's v0.1 review (finding P3).