m22: migrations ran save_config -> record_config_saved inside surfaced
processes (`hermes config migrate`, console migrate, dashboard/TUI profile
create), so e.g. v45 appending `connections` to platform_toolsets read as a
user re-enabling a toolset. _persist_migration (the single migration write
path) now wraps save_config in hermes_applied_write(), a ContextVar the hook
honours.
m23: the old side is the raw file (`memory_enabled: ${MEM_ON}`) and the new
side the env-expanded config, so any unrelated save reported `disabled` once a
day forever. A setting whose value on either side is an unexpanded `${...}`
string is now skipped (its value is unknown to the diff).
m24: dashboard handlers call save_config inside config_write_scope
(_CONFIG_MUTATION_LOCK), and the diff (tools_config._get_platform_tools per
platform) + record ran there. record_config_saved now runs only the cheap
gate inline (surface, enabled, surface/home resolution) and hands deep copies
to a non-daemon thread bound to the owning profile (non-daemon so a CLI
command exiting right after its write still records).
Test contract change: test_record_config_saved_needs_a_surface_and_collection
and test_real_config_writes_report_the_move_away_from_default now join the
recording thread before asserting (the record is asynchronous by design).
Probes (review/signals/mine):
p2_migration.py config|dashboard
before: re_enabled toolset connections row; after: <no db>
p4_envref_configset.py
before: memory.memory_enabled disabled after an unrelated save;
after: no row (config set curator.enabled false still records)
p3_lock_v2.py (times config_transitions, try-acquires the web lock)
before (p3_lock.py): record_config_saved 0.047s/0.004s, lock held=True
after: diff 0.003-0.008s, lock held=False
Tests test_migrations_and_env_templates_are_not_user_disables and
test_diff_and_record_run_off_the_callers_lock_in_the_owning_profile are RED on
base.
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