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@@ -402,14 +402,24 @@ passphrase and cancellation. The WebPeer browser test confirms that its monitor
remains available after the URI window ends for a device which has already
imported the URI.
The subsequent update to published Commonlib 0.1.33 passes a clean `npm ci`,
matching npm and frozen Deno lock integrity, source checks, the production build,
1,042 unit tests, and eight Deno setup-tool tests. A consumer check of the public
hashing entry covers key changes, E2EE suspension, and cache retirement. The real
Obsidian two-Vault workflow also passes ordinary and encrypted note transfers.
The current Commonlib 0.1.33 integration includes the merged host changes from
PR #1222 and PR #1225. npm 10 and normal clean installations preserve the lockfile;
source checks, the production build, 1,064 unit tests, and ten Deno setup-tool
tests pass. Both URI modes preserve ID recovery and explicit legacy ID selection.
The downstream change depends on PR #1222's host compatibility integration;
relaxing only the version check would bypass its compatibility contract. These
results do not establish a mobile performance bound. The first implementation
changes only primary-language resources; translation changes require separate
scope.
Real Obsidian tests cover independent ID keys through Time-bound, Compatible,
and QR setup, encrypted local persistence, natural restarts of both devices,
and bidirectional note transfers with stable document and Chunk IDs. Incorrect
passphrases and past-window URIs leave runtime and persisted settings unchanged.
The past clock belongs to an isolated fixture worker, not Obsidian or the host.
CouchDB tests also cover a custom ID source and recovery code, rejection of
incompatible document keys before remote writes, and the Doctor's decline,
reminder, dismissal, and later acceptance paths. The detailed commands and the
remaining published-artefact and physical-device checks are recorded in the
[real Obsidian test guide](../../test/e2e-obsidian/README.md#combined-setup-and-security-regression-checks).
Compatible preserves the URI encryption format; each receiving client must
still support the shared settings and the remote's declared features. The host
compatibility checks from PR #1222 remain necessary. These results do not
establish a mobile performance bound. The first implementation changes only
primary-language resources; translation changes require separate scope.