Record the template-literal backtick trap - #94
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Third occurrence in this repo -- phase-stop-guard.ts once, schema.ts twice -- each time while adding an explanatory comment inside a big template literal. db/schema.ts holds the entire SQL schema in one, and SQL comments are the natural place to write prose about columns, so a backticked identifier terminates the string mid-schema and reports TS1005 on a line 200 further down. Cold tier: it is a recognition cue for one file shape, not something that should change a decision up front, and the hot cap is load-bearing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Third occurrence in this repo —
phase-stop-guard.tsonce,db/schema.tstwice — each time while adding a well-intentioned explanatory comment.db/schema.tsholds the entire SQL schema in one template literal, and SQL comments are the natural place to write prose about columns. So this:-- `reason` collapses every not-clean gate verdict to 'busy', and the two thatterminates the string mid-schema and reports
TS1005: ',' expected200 lines further down, on code nobody touched.Cold tier. It is a recognition cue for one file shape, not something that should change a decision up front, and the hot cap is load-bearing.
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