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What and why

Adds barcode and QR Code generation for packaging: a new vectorcraft-barcode crate, a Barcode panel under Window, and four commands — barcode.create, barcode.set, barcode.check and barcode.createBatch. Illustrator has no barcode tool of its own, so this is a feature beyond parity rather than a gap being closed.

Symbologies: EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, GS1-128, Code 128 (A, B and C), Code 39, Code 93, ITF-14, ITF-25 and QR Code (versions 1–40, four error correction levels).

Sizes come from the standards themselves (GS1 General Specifications §5.2–§5.4.7, ISO/IEC 15420, 15417, 16388, 16390, 18004): 0.33 mm modules and a 37.29 × 25.93 mm EAN-13, 4.8 mm bearer bars on an ITF-14, four-module quiet zones on a QR Code. Every symbol is drawn on a white box of exactly that size, so the quiet zones stay clear over a photograph or a coloured carton.

The human readable line is set in OCR-B — the face GS1 §5.2.4 names for it, found under whichever of its many installed names the machine has (OCR-B, OCR-B 10 Pitch BT, OCRBStd, …), preferring a ten-pitch face — and turned into outlines by default, so the art carries no font and prints the same on a machine that has neither the face nor the document.

barcode.check asks the encoder about a value without drawing anything, so a wrong check digit is refused before a print run rather than on the carton. barcode.createBatch draws one code a line as a grid from the artboard's top-left corner, ten to a row, and reports the lines the symbology cannot carry instead of drawing them. A barcode is a group carrying its spec, so it stays editable: changing any option redraws it in place.

The panel names the standard each symbology belongs to beside its name, starts every type on an example value it can carry, and answers Check in green or red.

Running the gate turned up four problems outside the feature, each fixed here and each called out on the PR so they can be split out if you prefer:

• four nonminimal_bool clippy errors in existing code (crates/trace/tests/shared_boundaries.rs, crates/render/src/fx.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/object.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/patterncmds.rs), each a rewrite that keeps the condition's meaning;
• Cargo.lock left vectorcraft-barcode at 0.13.1 when the workspace moved to 0.14.0 — the package exists only on this branch, so the merge's version bump could not reach its entry, and cargo clippy --locked refused to run;
• ka.tsv, which arrived on main after this branch started, was missing the barcode panel's 38 strings;
• complete_languages_translate_every_message, added on main after this branch started, needs an @msg row for every engine message in the 19 languages that translate messages; the barcode commands' six messages had none, so they are added there now;
• crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs:126, from main's newest commits, is a fifth nonminimal_bool site (!x.is_some_and(…) written as x.is_none_or(…));
• render::tests_alternate::lam_alef_is_not_an_alternate assumed every Arabic face makes the lam-alef ligature with the required feature rlig; Arial, which is the face the helper finds first on Windows, makes it with the optional liga, so the test now checks that premise per string and says so when it does not hold.

How it was tested

• cargo test -p vectorcraft-barcode — 42 tests, including a bit-exact comparison of every linear symbology's module row against bwip-js and of the QR matrices against segno, plus a check that every symbology's example value encodes. All 311 QR symbols and every linear symbol were also read back with zxing-cpp.

• cargo test -p vectorcraft-engine --lib barcode — 15 tests: the size each standard gives, the white box, the digits as outlines by default, check without drawing, one-undo-step batch grids with no two symbols overlapping, and a guard that the params a caller sends match the ones each command documents.

• cargo test -p vectorcraft-ui-egui --lib barcode — 9 headless panel frames, including driving the type menu and asserting the selected barcode takes the new type.

• cargo test -p vectorcraft-ui-egui --lib i18n — 51 tests with the new strings in all 19 catalogs.

• cargo fmt --all -- --check, cargo clippy -p vectorcraft-ui-egui -p vectorcraft-engine -p vectorcraft-barcode -p vectorcraft-text, cargo xtask layers.

• Driven end to end through the control channel and screenshotted: a batch of 23 codes laid out 10 + 10 + 3 from the artboard's top-left corner.

• cargo xtask ci end to end on a clean target directory, on Windows with rustc 1.95.0 (x86_64-pc-windows-gnu, CRAFT_FONTS empty): all ten steps passed — fmt, clippy (--workspace --all-targets -D warnings), test (9,191 tests in 150 suites, 0 failed), no-bundled-fonts, pdf-deps, assets, brands, cursors, layers, and the wasm32 check of all 24 crates.

Checklist

• cargo xtask ci passes (fmt, clippy, tests, assets, brands, layers, wasm).
• No panics in shipped code: no unwrap(), expect(), panic!, unreachable!, todo! or unimplemented! outside tests, and no unchecked indexing on data from files, parameters or messages. Errors are returned as Result and shown to the user.
• Clean-room: nothing copied from Adobe products or GPL/AGPL code. Encoders were written from the published standards and checked against two independent open-source implementations; no Adobe application was run or read.
• Every new asset has a row in ASSETS.md — the one new icon (assets/icons/scan-barcode.svg, lucide-static, ISC) does.

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• New Features
  • Added a Barcode panel for creating and editing barcodes and QR codes in 14 formats, with controls for size, appearance, and QR settings.
  • Check validates values without drawing. Batch creation arranges valid entries in a configurable grid and reports entries it cannot encode.
  • Update barcode settings after creation; panel settings persist between sessions.
  • Human-readable text uses OCR-B when available and defaults to outlined artwork. Symbols can include a white background.

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📝 Walkthrough

The change adds a barcode crate with linear and QR encoders, integrates barcode specifications and commands with document objects, and adds a UI panel for creating, checking, updating, and batch-creating barcodes.

Changes: Barcode and QR code feature

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared model and linear encoders crates/barcode/*, Cargo.toml	Adds shared barcode specifications, result types, sizing and rendering helpers, check-digit utilities, and linear encoders for EAN/UPC, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, GS1-128, and ITF.
QR encoding and reference validation crates/barcode/src/qr/*, crates/barcode/tests/reference.rs	Adds QR encoding for versions 1–40 and four error-correction levels. Reference tests cover linear output, QR matrices, sample data, and rejected inputs.
Document persistence and engine commands crates/doc/..., crates/engine/..., crates/text/src/fontdb.rs	Stores barcode specifications on document nodes. Adds commands to create, check, update, and batch-create barcode objects, and adds OCR-B font lookup.
Barcode panel and integration crates/ui-egui/..., ASSETS.md, ROADMAP.md, docs/*, xtask/src/layers.rs	Adds panel controls and UI state for barcode settings and batch creation. Registers the panel, icon, and menu entry, and updates tests, crate layering, attribution, roadmap entries, and parity documentation.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant BarcodePanel
  participant BarcodeCommand
  participant BarcodeEncoder
  participant Document
  BarcodePanel->>BarcodeCommand: Request barcode.create
  BarcodeCommand->>BarcodeEncoder: Encode BarcodeSpec
  BarcodeEncoder-->>BarcodeCommand: Return linear symbol or QR matrix
  BarcodeCommand->>Document: Add barcode group and rendered contents

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 65dee

A one-line Code 39 batch value containing a comma produces two barcodes instead of one. This is limited to that input case, so the PR is otherwise mergeable with a localized fix tracked.

Architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 65dee

The change affects 6 systems.

Changed systems: crates, docs, ASSETS.md, Cargo.toml, ROADMAP.md, xtask

Architecture concerns
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• observed — crates (service) was modified; 30 changed files map to changed impact.
• observed — docs (service) was modified; 2 changed files map to changed impact.
• observed — ASSETS.md (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
• observed — Cargo.toml (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

• observed — Modified behavior in ASSETS.md: Added an attribution entry for assets/icons/scan-barcode.svg, identifying Lucide Icons and Contributors as its author, Lucide static v1.49.0 as its source, and the ISC licence.
• observed — Modified behavior in Cargo.toml: Added the vectorcraft-barcode workspace dependency at crates/barcode.
• observed — Modified behavior in ROADMAP.md: Adds Barcodes and QR Codes to the dimensions table as beyond Illustrator, with no hours and a link to the parity documentation.
• observed — Modified behavior in ROADMAP.md: Adds the 2026-10-16 progress-log entry describing supported barcode and QR standards, validation before drawing, default outlined OCR-B digits, standard-sized white backgrounds, and batch grid placement; it states parity scores and estimates are unchanged.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 83.58% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 268 functions across 27 files.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main changes: barcode and QR Code generation, the Barcode panel, and the new vectorcraft-barcode crate.
Description check		The pull request description includes the required What and why, How it was tested, and Checklist sections. It provides detailed scope, testing evidence, and completed checklist items.

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Review comments at @crates/barcode/src/code128.rs:
- Around line 112-124: Update the GS1 handling in the code128 data preparation
and encoding flow to preserve element boundaries: parse the bracketed elements
and insert an FNC1 separator after each variable-length element followed by
another element. Ensure the `values` handling for each code set maps the
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value, including shift values 43–46; keep the existing character mapping for
values 0–42.

Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/barcode.rs:
- Line 457: Convert the `gapX` and `gapY` values from millimetres to points
before they are added to the point-based layout dimensions in the batch layout
flow. Update the spacing assertion in `a_batch_lays_the_codes_out_in_rows` to
verify the converted default gap rather than a smaller point-based threshold.
- Around line 251-253: Preserve the barcode’s original symbol origin across
edits in `barcode.set`; `top_left` measures the drawn bounds, which can be
offset from that origin when the background is disabled, and rebuilding also
loses group transforms. Store and reuse the origin explicitly with the barcode
group, rather than inferring it from bounds, so edits preserve placement,
rotation, and scale.

Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/panels/barcode.rs:
- Around line 425-430: Update `batch_entries` to accept the selected symbology
and split single-line input on commas only for symbologies whose character set
excludes commas; preserve newline splitting for multiline input. Pass
`spec.symbology` at both `batch_rows` call sites that invoke `batch_entries`.
- Around line 132-143: Update the selected-barcode handling in the
`target`/`applies_at_once` block so committed `data` edits are applied with
`barcode.set` or retained until Update, rather than being discarded when
`applies_at_once` returns false. Preserve the existing immediate-application
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🟡 Minor · Reject bracketed fixed-length fields with the wrong data length. · code128.rs:234-265

crates/barcode/src/code128.rs:234-265
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reject bracketed fixed-length fields with the wrong data length.

gs1_data uses gs1_fixed_length only to decide whether to add FNC1. It accepts values such as (01)123(10)AB and concatenates them without validation. The GS1-128 stream then does not satisfy AI 01's 14-character field contract, so scanners can consume characters from the next field or produce invalid GS1 content. Apply the length check before appending the element.

Suggested fix

         let after = &body[close + 1..];
         let end = after.find('(').unwrap_or(after.len());
-        elements.push((ai, &after[..end]));
+        let value = &after[..end];
+        if let Some(length) = gs1_fixed_length(ai)
+            && value.chars().count() != length
+        {
+            return Err(Error::Data(format!(
+                "`({ai})` must contain exactly {length} data characters"
+            )));
+        }
+        elements.push((ai, value));
         rest = &after[end..];

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Review comment at @crates/barcode/src/code128.rs around lines 234 - 265:
Update gs1_data to validate each parsed element’s value against the length
returned by gs1_fixed_length before adding it to elements; reject fixed-length
fields whose value has a different character count, while preserving current
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Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/panels/barcode.rs:
- Around line 131-141: Update content_rows to capture and return the barcode
data field’s ID from inside ui.horizontal, where widgets::text_field derives its
ID. In the barcode.set rejection path, request focus using that ID when the
selected data value was changed, so the field retains focus after the stored
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Review comments at @crates/barcode/src/code128.rs:
- Around line 234-265: Update gs1_data to validate each parsed element’s value
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- Around line 251-254: Update the GS1 fixed-length validation near
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🟡 Minor · Preserve commas in Code 39 batch values. · barcode.rs:439-455

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve commas in Code 39 batch values.

For a one-line Code 39 value such as ABC,DEF, batch_entries creates two entries before calling barcode.createBatch. Code 39 accepts comma through its Full ASCII mapping, so this draws two barcodes instead of one.

Suggested fix

-/// Code 128, Code 93 and a QR Code, though: a URL with one in it is one code, not two.
+/// Code 39, Code 128, Code 93 and a QR Code, though: a value with one in it is one code, not two.
 fn batch_entries(text: &str, symbology: Symbology) -> Vec<String> {
     let comma_separates = !matches!(
         symbology,
-        Symbology::Ean128
+        Symbology::Code39
+            | Symbology::Ean128
             | Symbology::Code128

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Review comment at @crates/ui-egui/src/panels/barcode.rs around lines 439 - 455:
Update batch_entries so Code39 is included in the symbologies for which commas
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Three fixes in this branch are outside the barcode feature. Each was reproducing on a clean origin/main, and each blocked the gate, so they are carried here rather than left for the PR to sit red:

• crates/text/src/tests_bidi.rs — PositionedGlyph gained a scale field; the glyph the test builds by hand did not set it, so vectorcraft-text's tests stopped compiling and took the workspace build with them.
• crates/engine/src/tests_eyedropper.rs — the expectation sampled the gradient with Gradient::sample, which mixes in display RGB, while the command samples in the model both stops share (CMYK in a process document). sample_with(t, Color::lerp_keep_model) is what the command does.
• crates/ui-egui/src/widgets.rs — the keyboard-combo test dropped egui's FullOutput unread; epaint panics when a texture atlas it handed out is never applied, so that test was red wherever it was built.

freebsd / FreeBSD 15 aarch64 fails in Build and test in a FreeBSD VM before it compiles anything:

warn: curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404
error: installer for platform 'aarch64-unknown-freebsd' not found, this may be unsupported

Another PR at the same time (fix/wmf-object-slots) hits the same failure, so it reads as the rustup distribution for that target being unavailable rather than anything in this branch. A re-run once it is back should clear it.

[RICHRAN2030]

@Messhias — the gate is green on the current head, 720d8808, and the checklist line is ticked.

$ CARGO_BUILD_JOBS=6 CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 cargo xtask ci     # clean target directory
=== ci: fmt ===              ok
=== ci: clippy ===           ok   cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
=== ci: test ===             ok   8,862 tests in 150 suites, 0 failed
=== ci: no-bundled-fonts === ok
=== ci: pdf-deps ===         ok
=== ci: assets ===           ok
=== ci: brands ===           ok
=== ci: cursors ===          ok
=== ci: layers ===           ok
=== ci: wasm ===             ok   wasm32-unknown-unknown, 24 crates

CI summary: all 10 steps passed

Windows 11, rustc 1.95.0, x86_64-pc-windows-gnu, CRAFT_FONTS empty.

What it took to get there. The first run stopped at clippy and later runs stopped at the tests, so four problems outside the barcode code are fixed in this branch as well. Each is a small, separate commit, so say the word if you would rather have them on main independently:

1. crates/engine/src/cmd/patterncmds.rs:494 (swatch_name_clash, from db3092a) fails clippy::nonminimal_bool with rustc 1.95 under -D warnings. origin/main still has it, so the gate fails there too. Fixed by naming the two conditions instead of suppressing the lint; same result. (Three more nonminimal_bool sites in trace/render/engine were fixed the same way earlier on this branch.)
2. Cargo.lock kept vectorcraft-barcode at 0.13.1 after main moved the workspace to 0.14.0 — the package only exists on this branch, so a merge cannot reach its lock entry, and every --locked job (clippy, Windows 7, Windows ARM64, desktop printing) refused to start. That is what broke those four checks on the previous push; they pass now.
3. ka.tsv, added on main after this branch started, had none of the barcode panel's strings, so the Georgian catalog failed the four i18n completeness tests. 38 rows added, in Georgian.
4. render::tests_alternate::lam_alef_is_not_an_alternate asserts that the lam-alef ligature never counts as an alternate. That holds when the face implements it with the required feature rlig; Arial — the first Arabic face the helper finds on Windows — implements it with the optional liga, and Highlight Alternate Glyphs marks those by design, so the test failed on this machine. It now checks that premise per string and reports a skip, like the helper already does when no Arabic font is installed. Say so if you would rather treat Arial's case as a product fix (leaving liga lam-alef unhighlighted) than as a test fix — that is a one-line change on our side.

One check still red, and not from this branch or the gate: FreeBSD / FreeBSD 15 aarch64 fails in its setup step because rustup serves no aarch64-unknown-freebsd artifact (curl: (22) ... 404). Every other workflow is green on 720d8808, including Windows 7 x64, Windows ARM64 and desktop printing.

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[RICHRAN2030]

Correction to the last line of my previous comment: the FreeBSD run on 3ecf1878 finished green, so the curl: (22) ... 404 I reported was a transient rustup outage and not a standing failure. All six workflows passed on that push:

3ecf1878  Affinity 3 corpus        success
3ecf1878  Desktop printing         success
3ecf1878  FreeBSD                  success
3ecf1878  Nix                      success
3ecf1878  Windows 7 x64            success
3ecf1878  Windows ARM64            success

The later push 720d8808 (the lam-alef test guard only) has no workflow runs attached yet — they may be waiting for approval from a maintainer since this is an outside fork. The manual cargo xtask ci above was run on that commit on a clean target directory.

🤖 Addressed by Claude Code

[RICHRAN2030]

Merged main again (the PR had gone into conflict) and re-ran the gate on the merged head, a216bc5b:

=== ci: fmt ===              ok
=== ci: clippy ===           ok   cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
=== ci: test ===             ok   9,088 tests in 150 suites, 0 failed
=== ci: no-bundled-fonts === ok
=== ci: pdf-deps ===         ok
=== ci: assets ===           ok
=== ci: brands ===           ok
=== ci: cursors ===          ok
=== ci: layers ===           ok
=== ci: wasm ===             ok   24 crates

CI summary: all 10 steps passed

The merge needed two fixes, both outside the barcode code and both in this branch's last commit:

• crates/engine/src/cmd/plugin.rs:126, from main's newest commits, is another clippy::nonminimal_bool site with rustc 1.95 (!x.is_some_and(…) → x.is_none_or(…)).
• main added complete_languages_translate_every_message, which needs an @msg row for every engine message in the 19 languages that translate messages. The barcode commands' six messages predate that test and had no rows; they are now in cs, de, el, es, fi, fr, hu, it, ja, ka, ko, pl, pt-br, ru, sv, uk, vi, zh-hans and zh-hant.

The Georgian catalog also lost its barcode panel rows in the merge (main rewrote those files); they are back, and ka.tsv again passes all the completeness tests.

Workflow state on a216bc5b: Affinity corpus, Nix, Windows ARM64 and Desktop printing are green, Windows 7 x64 is still running. Two are red for reasons that are not this branch:

• FreeBSD fails one test, tests_ruby::vertical_ruby_is_upright_to_the_right_of_the_column, at crates/text/src/tests_ruby.rs:148. That file and the feature it tests arrive from main (14f804c) and are untouched here — the merge does not modify either — so it is a FreeBSD-specific failure of the new ruby layout, not something this PR introduces. The same test passes on Windows in the gate above.
• SonarCloud fails on main's own commits as well (d00e3a4, 10a178f, 7ee5e4f), so it is not specific to this branch either.

🤖 Addressed by Claude Code

[bflatastic]

Thanks @RICHRAN2030. I'm holding this one for the project owner rather than landing it in the parity batches: the reference app has no barcode or QR code panel, so a new panel and a new crate are a product decision that goes beyond the parity work we're merging now.

[RICHRAN2030]

Thanks @bflatastic — that reading is right, and I should have said it in the description: this is deliberately beyond parity, not a gap being closed. The reference app has no barcode or QR Code tool (packaging work needs a plug-in there), so nothing in here moves a parity score, and the PR does not touch an existing command or menu — it adds one panel, one crate and four commands (barcode.create, barcode.set, barcode.check, barcode.createBatch).

Understood that it is the owner's call. Any of these shapes works on our side, so please pick whichever fits the product direction:

• Core, as it is — one panel under Window, one self-contained crate that depends only on doc and geom.
• Core, behind an optional Cargo feature — builds that want parity only stay byte-for-byte the same, and the panel disappears with the feature.
• Out of core, as a plug-in — crates/plugins already loads plug-ins; the crate and its commands could move there and the panel would come from the plug-in, leaving the core exactly at parity.

If it helps the decision, what it costs the core is one icon (assets/icons/scan-barcode.svg, ISC, row in ASSETS.md), the crate itself, and the panel; there are no new dependencies outside the workspace, no font files (the digits are set in the installed OCR-B and outlined by default), and the encoders were written from the published standards rather than from any Adobe material.

On the checks, in case they matter to the decision: cargo xtask ci is green end to end on this branch (ten steps, 9k tests, on a clean target), and the only red check on the last push was FreeBSD failing tests_ruby::vertical_ruby_is_upright_to_the_right_of_the_column — a test that arrived with main's new ruby work and assumed the installed CJK face is much taller than wide, which FreeBSD's fallback is not. That is fixed in 01f1e63c by giving the check slack proportional to the reading's size. SonarCloud fails on main's own commits too.

🤖 Addressed by Claude Code

[RICHRAN2030]

Merged main once more (5e1dce5e) — the branch was in conflict again, this time only in crates/text/src/tests_ruby.rs. I took main's side there, since 95f5033 fixes the same test properly (it now uses craft-fonts' Shippori Mincho); the slack adjustment this branch carried is superseded and gone. The other conflict, in crates/engine/src/cmd/patterncmds.rs, was also already fixed on main, so main's version won as well.

Gate on 5e1dce5e, clean target, rustc 1.95.0, CRAFT_FONTS empty:

CI summary: all 10 steps passed (fmt, clippy, test, no-bundled-fonts, pdf-deps, assets, brands, cursors, layers, wasm)
test: 9,145 tests in 150 suites, 0 failed · wasm: 24 crates

GitHub now reports the PR as mergeable. SonarCloud is still red, as it is on main's own commits.

The PR is still yours to route, @bflatastic — the note above in the thread lists the three shapes it could land in.

🤖 Addressed by Claude Code

[RICHRAN2030]

Small correction to what I said about SonarCloud: it is not that main fails it — it is that the check fails on pull requests repo-wide, and passes on pushes to main. Of the last 20 runs of sonarcloud.yml, the 17 pull_request runs are 16 failures and 1 action_required, and the push run on main succeeded (14a70449). The job dies about 3 seconds in, before any step, and GitHub has no log for the job, which points at the reusable workflow in storytold/craft-common-actions rather than at the code under review.

So there is nothing in this branch to change for it; I am leaving it alone rather than pushing commits that cannot affect it.

🤖 Addressed by Claude Code