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@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ Set `E2E_OBSIDIAN_ONLY_DIFFERENT_CHUNK_ID_KEYS=true` to run the focused case whe
Set `E2E_OBSIDIAN_UNICODE_PATHS=true` to exercise path identity version 1 on Linux. This variant uses an NFD directory and a mixed NFC/NFD file name, checks reflection at Obsidian's NFC path, and returns an update and deletion to the original CLI physical path. Updates use `sync` and `mirror`; deletions use the polling daemon, because `mirror` retains tombstoned local files by default. It uses unencrypted Metadata by default to match issue #1259; add `E2E_OBSIDIAN_UNICODE_ENCRYPTION=true` for the encrypted variant. These checks do not establish native macOS or iOS filesystem behaviour.
Set `E2E_OBSIDIAN_UNICODE_MIGRATION=true` to begin with two CLI databases using legacy path identity. The source runs `rebuild --force --write-settings` after selecting version 1, and the second client runs `fetch --force --write-settings`. The scenario checks that the old document ID is replaced, the NFC feature is declared, and both physical NFD filenames are preserved before continuing the real Obsidian update and deletion checks.
Set `E2E_OBSIDIAN_UNICODE_MIGRATION=true` to begin with two CLI databases using legacy path identity and an obsolete, logically deleted NFC-equivalent Metadata document. The source runs `rebuild --force --write-settings` after selecting version 1, and the second client runs `fetch --force --write-settings`. The scenario checks that the old document ID is replaced, the NFC feature is declared, and both physical NFD filenames are preserved. In real Obsidian it also seeds an unconflicted logical deletion under the obsolete ID, runs Streaming Fast Fetch, and verifies replacement of that local Metadata with unchanged file content before continuing the update and deletion checks. The CouchDB fixture must allow browser CORS requests; this case rejects the native Request API fallback.
The isolated Obsidian session starts with its CouchDB settings and device-local compatibility acknowledgement already in place. This keeps the scenario focused on cross-runtime data compatibility; unconfigured start-up and visible CouchDB onboarding are covered by their dedicated workflows.