ceremony/drills/0.3.0.md
claude-bot-andresmgsl 30b49c4ade release: 0.3.0 — record the drill
Both doors rehearsed live on a disposable private repo, caller pinned to
the fork scaffold carrying the candidate tree with CEREMONY_SELF_REF
rewritten to the candidate SHA; all six probes as specified, every
refusal creating nothing. Scratch repo archived, delete is the
operator's (#135).

Refs #160
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0.3.0 — drill record

Run 2026-07-24 by claude-bot-andresmgsl against the release candidate at PR #165 head 5f0686b3950d6adc699e750ef5858a20eb084f6f.

Where: disposable private repo claude-bot-andresmgsl/ceremony-drill-0.3.0, carrying the docs/CONSUMERS.md release caller and a fragment-mode fixture armed at 0.3.0-dev. The fixture had changelog.d/README.md, one release fragment, and a non-blank drill record. The repository is archived (observed archived: true after the run), pending the operator's delete.

Candidate-ref deviation

The pure consumer path still cannot resolve CEREMONY_SELF_REF: "0.3.0" before the candidate creates that tag. No 0.3.0 branch was created in heavy-duty/ceremonygit ls-remote --heads origin 0.3.0 was empty before and after the drill. The scratch caller instead used claude-bot-andresmgsl/ceremony@drill/0.3.0, whose parent is the candidate tree itself and whose only additional commit (64af424) rewrites both CEREMONY_SELF_REF carriers to candidate SHA 5f0686b3950d6adc699e750ef5858a20eb084f6f. All runtime machinery was therefore fetched from the 0.3.0 candidate tree.

Probes

# probe run result
1 merge-door ceremony 30112209127 (attempt 1) one 0.3.0 release; tag equals merge commit; main re-armed to 0.3.1-dev with only changelog.d/README.md
2 mislabeled ordinary PR 30112073479 green NOTICE no-op; no tag or release
3 bare-version PR without release 30112112006 refused at decide ("no merged, release-labeled PR is behind this commit"); no tag or release
4 re-run completed ceremony 30112209127 (attempt 2) refused because tag 0.3.0 already existed; release count stayed one
5 manual matching tag 30112294804 0.4.0 published with its changelog section from a side-branch tree; main untouched at 0.3.1-dev
6 mismatched tag 30112327723 refused ("tag '9.9.9' does not match the tree's version '0.4.0'"); no 9.9.9 release

The merge-door 0.3.0 tag and PR #3 merge commit were both 78586bce3b7a40872fa844173d5b60a213917b3b. Its release body was exactly the two fragments the fixture held at the cut — probe 2's ordinary PR had banked one more fragment before the ceremony, so the section assembled two:

- A harmless doc touch for probe 2 (mislabeled ordinary PR).
- Fragment mode is exercised by the 0.3.0 drill.

Failures and setup corrections

None. Two shapes from the 0.2.0 record were designed out rather than re-hit: the fixture's first push carried the armed root commit plus a baseline commit in one push, so fact gathering always had a parent to read a base version from (discussion #132); and probe 3's refused merge was reverted before probe 1, the revert landing as a green "still a dev tree" no-op, restoring the armed fixture the ceremony then consumed.