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Archive copy must succeed before a packet counts as filed (Gitea issue 57)
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FILE checks the archive folder and copies the packet inside the filing
transaction. A failed check or copy rolls the filing back, so the packet
stays in its previous stage; the person filing gets 503 archive_failed,
and in its own transaction the server writes an archive.filing_blocked
audit row and raises the critical archive_failed condition to Admin for
that packet (who tried, folder, error). The next successful filing clears
it. The archive-copy job now only catches up filings made while the
archive was off. PLAN question 53, CHANGELOG, FEED and SECURITY updated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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### Decided
- Gitea issue 57: Spencer chose the stricter archive rule (2026-11-03, open question 53). The archive copy must succeed before a packet counts as filed. A failed copy keeps the packet where it was and tells Admin. See Changed.
- Gitea issue 9: SethD kept the drawing-origin change order for a same-rev re-release on an in-shop packet (2026-10-29), so the shop confirms the new pages. A byte-identical file is still ignored. Nothing changes in the build.
- Gitea issue 4: SethD wants the order a packet shows to follow the shop schedule, which is Presley's Production Planner (2026-10-29). Asked on the issue on 2026-10-30: what it is, where it lives, what a row holds and how often it changes. Packet Station would only read it. The order rule stays as built until then.
- Gitea issue 31: two follow-up questions asked on 2026-10-30. A work order deleted from VISUAL while open blocks filing for good: count a leg gone for 2 runs as closed, or let an Admin close it with a reason? And should Shipping packets also wait for the VISUAL close? Both stay as built until answered.
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### Changed
- Filing copies the packet to the archive inside the filing transaction (Gitea issue 57). If the folder check or the copy fails, nothing is filed: the packet stays in its previous stage, the person filing sees why (503 `archive_failed`), and Admin gets the critical `archive_failed` alert for that packet with who tried, the folder and the error, plus an `archive.filing_blocked` audit row. Filing it again once the archive works files it and clears the alert. The `archive-copy` worker job now only catches up filings made while the archive was off. With the archive off or no folder saved, filing is unchanged.
- Phase 10: the content security policy is final. Styles no longer need `'unsafe-inline'`, `data:` images and `blob:` workers are gone, and `frame-src` and `object-src` are `'none'` (a PDF opened in its own tab gets `object-src 'self'` so the browser can show it). The print area's rules moved into the theme stylesheet.
- Phase 10: backups and the restore run on the VM with `pg_dump` and `pg_restore` as the postgres user, with no `docker exec`. Same markers, 7 dumps and the 02:00 timer.
- Phase 10: security fixes in the pinned dependencies found by the CI scan: `pypdf` 6.21.2 to 6.21.4, `pyasn1` 0.6.4 to 0.6.5, and `certifi` to 2026.10.23.