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Abdessamad Derraz
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--backfill-commits and --realign-prose have always printed what they would write. --rebase-refs and --bump-commit took the flag and printed nothing, so the only way to read a plan was to let it happen, and the recale and the pin had to be done in two full network passes with --force in between. Both now plan. The plan runs the production write path over a throwaway copy rather than a parallel branch, so it cannot drift from the write, and the planned bump reads the text the recale would have left: a pin held back by prose the same pass would move is no longer reported as blocked. One pass does both, recale before bump on each profile. bump_commit also stopped announcing a rewrite of the pin to the value it already held. On the corpus that was 126 of 232 announcements, which buried the 106 profiles that did move.