- drop narrative rationale, restated rules and background a reader can grep for
- one rule per line; the file is read by a model about to act, not by a person catching up
- 151 lines to 85
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- registrant_* rather than owner_*, status rather than registration_status, so both
registries describe the same concept with the same column name
- registrant_zip_code carries the Canadian postal code: a union table needs one column per
concept, not one per country's vocabulary
- set source="TC", matching the discriminator the FAA frame already carries
- raises the column names shared with the FAA frame from 9 to 21
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- publish street, city, postal code and care-of, which the FAA asset already carries as
registrant_* for 99.7% of US registrants; dropping them here left one repository with
two different postures on the same class of data
- take the address from the single MAIL_RECIPIENT row rather than merging across parties,
since a co-owned mark lists several people in different cities
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- stop asserting US public-domain status for the derived FAA CSV; section 105 covers the
government's own work, not this repository's derivative
- name no licence instrument for Transport Canada, which does not publish one on the
download page, rather than citing one that cannot be verified
- state that MIT covers code only, resolving a contradiction with AGENTS.md
- lead the source-eligibility rule with the bilateral-permission bar; Taiwan is OGDL
licensed and excluded for that reason, not for commercial terms
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- fall back to a single-day rebuild only on FileNotFoundError; a rate limit, schema change
or truncated download previously took the same path and republished one day as the whole
dataset, which the next run then read back as its base
- move the monotonic download_date assert out of the try so corruption cannot select the
destructive branch
- walk back through releases like the ADS-B reader, so one missing optional asset does not
strand the accumulation
- authenticate release reads and verify downloaded asset size
- read the previous CSV with keep_default_na=False so literal NA values round-trip
- write the download atomically and reject non-zip responses
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- reject Mode S fields that are not 24 binary digits; a short field zero-padded into a
plausible address belonging to a different aircraft
- check the "N rows selected." footer against the parsed row count and enforce a row floor,
so an upstream short export fails instead of publishing as a smaller register
- prefer ACTIVE_FLAG "A" parties but fall back to all: 1,932 Registered marks carry only "I"
rows, and those are the MAIL_RECIPIENT, so filtering on "A" alone drops real owners
- count distinct owner names rather than rows, fixing 154 marks labelled Co-owner in error
- match the spool footer by pattern instead of a brittle ragged-row count
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- attribution is a licence condition and NOTICE must travel with release assets
- a public licence travels to this project; a bilateral permission does not
- non-commercial-only registries are incompatible with the MIT-licensed releases
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- parse the headerless latin1 CCARCS export against its declared column layout
- derive transponder_code_hex from the 24-bit Mode S binary, populated for all 34,913 rows
- expand marks to C- and vintage CF- registrations and drop owner mailing addresses
- mirror the FAA build: same concat-with-latest-release dedup and output conventions
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- carry the two Government of Canada notices the open licence requires verbatim
- record FAA public-domain provenance and unassessed third-party republished assets
- LICENSE covers code only; release data carries its own conditions
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- record only what the repo cannot reveal on inspection: intent, traps, prohibitions
- cover injection rules, invocation modes, silent-corruption couplings and dead paths
- flag warts that need an owner decision rather than a silent fix
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- part id is 0-indexed in both --help and the loader docstring, matching the matrix
- daily release cron comment said 6:00pm while the expression fires at 06:00 UTC
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- module called an undefined master_txt_to_releasable_csv and could never run
- nothing in the repo imported or referenced it
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- query the repo for its default branch instead of assuming main
- use that branch as both the fork point and the pull request base
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- write through get_schema_path() instead of a literal v1 filename
- drop the unreferenced SCHEMA_PATH backwards-compatibility shim
- widen the community PR trigger to schemas/** so a version bump still fires it
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- fail when no parquet parts exist and --concat_with_latest_csv is not set
- keep the fallback path that re-releases the latest CSV when adsb.lol is late
- correct a log line that reported "no parquet files" on the populated branch
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- replace two independent copies with FINAL_COLUMN_ORDER
- polars concatenates by position, so a forked copy corrupted releases silently
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- stop retrying a nonexistent repo 10 times at 5-minute intervals
- cut the dead-end Dec-31 next-year probe from ~45 minutes to under a second
- leave 403, 429, 5xx and network errors on the existing retry path
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- prevent command injection from a crafted issue body closing the heredoc early
- drop the debug step that echoed untrusted input for no operational value
- read body and issue number from env in the community validation workflow
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