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# Telemetry validation — 2026-10-25
The final native run is T4, using a frozen copy of the production addon, private
Workbench profile and private Gamescope/Proton session. Production and dependency
sources remained unchanged and private-process cleanup was confirmed.
- Native scripts compiled on Workbench 1.8.0.13.
- Seven native assertions and one completion cover initial event persistence,
native JSON reload, one final result despite repeated termination, HTTP retry
and acknowledgement, the 64-record queue bound, and authorized administrator
opt-out including removal of recovery data.
- A loopback Python receiver returned 503 on the first POST, then 204. The first
two requests carried the identical event ID and payload; the third carried the
preparation-failure result. All three used `/ingest` and `application/json`.
- The receiver accepts chunked request bodies, which the engine actually uses.
T3 initially lacked this support in the fixture and therefore failed to decode
requests; this was corrected in T4 without changing shipping transport code.
- The full repository suite passed. The additional actual-method policy harness
covers HTTP status ranges, stale callbacks, backoff, duplicate completion,
interrupted/empty-restart outcome classification, resume with the same mission
ID, and client/stale-world rejection.
`native/runner.json` records `smoke-completed` and confirmed cleanup. The strict
native report still exits nonzero: the fixture deliberately causes a preparation
failure and a 503 response, and the installed world resources emit existing
unknown-property errors. These are retained in the raw report; this is not an
error-free-engine or multiplayer certification.
The fixture permits one exact loopback HTTP URL only in its frozen source copy;
shipping code still requires HTTPS. No external telemetry endpoint was contacted.
Raw HTTP payloads remain in `/tmp/erri-telemetry-run-T4/http-events.json`; they are
not committed because a native local player identity can appear. The committed
HTTP summary records the assertions without player names/account IDs. No live
server, installed addon, published Workshop version or Discord delivery changed.
Reproduce with `python3 docs/evidence/telemetry-2026-10-25/isolated-runner.py NEWID`.
It requires the existing isolated Tools prefix and installed dependency sources;
read the native result/assertions as well as the strict reporter exit status.