- restore _audit_row in cloud/automations.py as a thin wrapper over
cloud.auth.audit_on_conn (legacy row + ledger entry pair,
user_id system, best-effort self-commit preserved). The stack's
gap-4 option A deleted the direct writer; main #275 resident.py
imports _audit_row, so the bare rebase broke server import.
No direct audit_log INSERT is reintroduced, so the #250
no-bypass scan stays green.
- conformance accounting 238/144 -> 243/149: main #275 added 5
resident methods that legitimately stay in server.py; moved
count stays 94, no duplicates.
- directional: resident x3, audit chain, conformance, automations
x3 suites, 51 tests OK
Bypass closed: automations._audit_row (direct audit_log INSERT,
best-effort swallow) is deleted. run_due_automation now writes via
cloud.auth.audit_on_conn, the same audit_log + audit_ledger pair
AuthStore.audit() writes, sharing created_at. The audit pair runs
before record_automation_run's commit, so task row, run row and
audit pair commit or roll back together; chain-head IntegrityError
retries the whole block up to 5 times, other errors roll back and
raise (fail-closed). The claim stays committed, so a failed run is
retried next interval, never recorded as a failed run.
AuthStore.audit() now delegates to audit_on_conn; its pair, retry
count and fail-closed semantics are unchanged.
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