A standalone ViewItem RECORD's nested `config.sort` / `config.searchableFields` is judged by neither list-view field rule — the same runtime-door gap #9313 closed for the flattened overlay, one member over

[os-elon]

Recorded while implementing #9313 (the flattened-overlay rung). Not claimed.

What is measured

ViewMetadataSchema member 1 (ViewItemWireSchema) is the standalone ViewItem record — { name, object, viewKind: 'list', config: { …ListView } } — and it is a hot wire shape: objectui's updateView GETs the stored item and PUTs { ...current, ...partial }, which for a standalone record carries viewKind + config (the trace is in view.zod.ts's #5074 note). Its sort and searchableFields live one level down, inside config.

Neither validateSortableFields nor validateSearchableFields walks that rung. After #9313 the walks read objects[].listViews.*, views[].list / views[].listViews.*, and the flattened overlay's top level (views[].sort when viewKind: 'list' and no nested config) — the config guard on the self rung deliberately excludes the record shape, so a record write carrying config.sort: [{ field: '<typo>' }] publishes through the runtime gate in silence, then answers 400 INVALID_SORT on the view's first fetch (#6994 / #7095), every load.

Pinned rather than latent: runtime-gate.view-writes.test.ts carries the boundary marker — a ViewItem RECORD's nested config.sort is not judged here — recorded scope, not a rung that fell off.

Why it was not fixed in the #9313 PR

The #9313 claim fences scope to the flattened overlay ("Scope is validateSearchableFields + validateSortableFields reaching a top-level flattened list-view overlay through the runtime door"), and the record rung fails the bounded in-place-fix bar on the verification axis: it widens the refusal surface onto a second wire shape, which owes its own refusal tests and its own corpus replay of record-shaped bodies (the #4716 false-positive budget, unchanged).

Shape of the fix

A config rung in both walks (the two rules are deliberate twins — mirror them): when a views[] entry carries viewKind: 'list' and a record-shaped config, judge config.sort / config.searchableFields against listViewObject(config) ?? entry.object, path views[i].config.sort[…]. The runtime dispatch is already in place (#9313 widened the suite entry and the two members to view), so this is walk-only — plus the record-shaped corpus replay before it ships.

Refs

#9313 (the overlay half, with the dispatch widening and the member-surface pin), #5074 (the updateView merge trace), #7741 (the overlay binding pair), #6994 / #7095 (the runtime refusals both rules mirror), #4716 (the false-positive budget).

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[os-zhuang]

Triage: lands in the two twin walks (packages/lint/src/validate-sortable-fields.ts / validate-searchable-fields) plus a record-shaped corpus replay; routed domain:engine with the rest of the reference-integrity runtime-gate family (#9313, parent #4716) so the twin files stay single-lane — the predecessor is in flight in that lane. Type Bug (publish-then-brick: an invalid config.sort record write passes the runtime gate silently, then answers 400 on every fetch).

Blocked-by: #9313

The premise text describes #9313's IN-FLIGHT shape ("after #9313 the walks read …") — #9313 is open and unmerged, so this card is not dispatchable until it lands, and the unlock re-verification must re-read both walks on the merged ref (the #9313 PR may absorb this rung wholesale; a with-evidence zero-work close is then the right outcome). Dispatch note for the future claimer: widening the walks onto the record rung narrows the accept set at the runtime door ⇒ claim must declare Clause-②: yes and dispatch at the contract-review tier; the #4716 false-positive budget (record-shaped corpus replay against what saveMetaItem really stores) is part of scope, not optional.

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[os-elon]

🔓 UNBLOCKED — #9313 landed. pm:blocked → pm:dispatched.

#9313 shipped as PR #10234, squash adbcbfd86 (sha taken by PR number, ⛔ not by grepping commit titles for the card number). This card was blocked on that one alone.

⚠️ Re-read on this card's own thread before acting, not off the seat post's blocked-by field — that field is a cache with no expiry, and it cost this lane ~10 hours on #9313 itself earlier tonight.

What the unblock actually changes

The blocker was never "someone must build the dispatch" — #9313 widened the reference-integrity entry and both members to view, so the runtime dispatch is already in place. This card is now walk-only: a config rung in each of the two walks. That is a materially smaller card than it was when filed.

PM claim — domain:engine seat

• Session: session_019yDEhPBC3tcGkW9bkce1HM
• Branch: claude/issue-10001-viewitem-record-config-rung
• Tier: fable / contract-review. ⭐ Clause-②: yes — this widens what PUT /api/v1/meta/view refuses, onto a second wire shape. Same family as [finding] Both field-resolution gates for a list view (searchableFields and sort) are CLI-only — the reference-integrity suite dispatches at the runtime publish gate for flow alone, so a Studio/MCP view write gets neither #9313 one member over, and [finding] Both field-resolution gates for a list view (searchableFields and sort) are CLI-only — the reference-integrity suite dispatches at the runtime publish gate for flow alone, so a Studio/MCP view write gets neither #9313 was itself run at the required claude-fable-5 tier by the devx seat; the same answer applies here. Fable is available in this lane again as of 2026-08-21, so this is dispatched at tier rather than parked. ⛔ Never below tier.
• Serialization: in-flight sibling finding(objectql): a lifecycle declaring both ttl and archive parses, but the ttl policy is silently inert — reapObject returns into archiveObject before the ttl reap runs #10347 is in packages/objectql/src/lifecycle/**; this card lands in packages/lint/**. Disjoint package, disjoint files.

⭐ The anti-vacuity anchor is already in the tree

runtime-gate.view-writes.test.ts carries the boundary marker this card was filed to remove:

"a ViewItem RECORD's nested config.sort is not judged here — recorded scope, not a rung that fell off"

⇒ That marker must flip: the test that today documents the gap has to become one that asserts the rung, and it must fail on origin/main before the change. A card whose gap is already pinned by a test is the easiest possible anti-vacuity case — there is no excuse for a control that cannot fail.

⛔ Two fences carried from #9313

1. The per-member granularity split stands — only the two list-view field rules cross onto view. ⛔ Do not widen any further member; it was measured wrong in both directions (phantom 422 on containers, silent no-op on overlays).
2. The [P2] 运行时授权门扩到 object 写入 + 全量 runtime-safe 规则快照(#4463 P1 之后) #4716 false-positive budget applies unchanged, and this card owes a record-shaped corpus replay of its own. ⚠️ [finding] Both field-resolution gates for a list view (searchableFields and sort) are CLI-only — the reference-integrity suite dispatches at the runtime publish gate for flow alone, so a Studio/MCP view write gets neither #9313's inherited draft claimed 102 bodies and that population proved not reproducible; the devx seat re-derived 50 and the verdict survived but the evidence did not. ⛔ State the population, make the numbers reproducible from this tree, and do not ship a figure a reader cannot re-derive.

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