Paul Trowbridge
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The instrumentation finally said it plainly:
inputs {versionId: '29', versionFound: false, bucket_order: null,
logMetaCount: 0, seqs: []}
It read the `versions` prop and the `logMeta` state, both populated
asynchronously, while running from initViewer — which finishes well before
them on a large load. So it was called with nothing every time, could never
build an expression, and the effect meant to re-run it once the data landed
never fired. Two small queries beat depending on that timing, the same
correction the master-data effect needed for the same reason.
Also explains why the ordering half-worked: `existing: Array(1)` with
Segment already applied. An earlier session had built it and it has been
riding in the saved layout since, so segment ordering appeared to work while
Bucket never existed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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