rune adopt verdict <block-id> adapt --note "<rationale>" records why a block changes but not what it changes into. The approved replacement text lives only in the working tree, so an interrupted or handed-off session cannot reconstruct what the maintainer approved, and finalize can verify the original text is gone without being able to verify the approved rewrite landed.
Add a replacement payload to the adapt verdict:
rune adopt verdict <block-id> adapt --note "<rationale>" --replacement-file <path>
- The ledger stores the approved text (or its digest plus a content-addressed copy) alongside the rationale.
- Finalize compares the block's final content against the recorded replacement instead of only checking that the original no longer appears.
- The sealed review record then carries the full approval chain: original block, rationale, approved replacement.
Inline --replacement <text> is worth supporting for short blocks; the file form avoids shell-quoting hazards for anything longer.
rune adopt verdict <block-id> adapt --note "<rationale>"records why a block changes but not what it changes into. The approved replacement text lives only in the working tree, so an interrupted or handed-off session cannot reconstruct what the maintainer approved, and finalize can verify the original text is gone without being able to verify the approved rewrite landed.Add a replacement payload to the adapt verdict:
Inline
--replacement <text>is worth supporting for short blocks; the file form avoids shell-quoting hazards for anything longer.