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At docs/how-to/upgrade-to-v0.14.0.md:7-9,32-35: The guide says a script that runs an old command name 'gets a refusal that names what replaced it'. The new paragraph covers bare `abcd memory` now running, but on this binary `abcd memory ingest`, `ask` and `lint` refuse as a plain cobra unknown sub-verb (`abcd: unknown command "ingest" for "abcd memory"`, exit 2) with no pointer to `library`. Verified: `abcd source` still names its successor. The paragraph also says only 'a release after v0.14.0' and does not name v0.14.2. / The note says 'A release after v0.14.0' reuses the name memory without naming the release, while the table above still lists `abcd memory` as retired. Verified true of this binary (`abcd memory` answers with a count, `abcd memory ingest` is still unknown command, exit 2). Naming v0.14.2 would be exact. (v0.14.2 release docs-currency review, raised by opus+sonnet.)
At docs/how-to/upgrade-to-v0.14.0.md:7-9,32-35: The guide says a script that runs an old command name 'gets a refusal that names what replaced it'. The new paragraph covers bare abcd memory now running, but on this binary abcd memory ingest, ask and lint refuse as a plain cobra unknown sub-verb (abcd: unknown command "ingest" for "abcd memory", exit 2) with no pointer to library. Verified: abcd source still names its successor. The paragraph also says only 'a release after v0.14.0' and does not name v0.14.2. / The note says 'A release after v0.14.0' reuses the name memory without naming the release, while the table above still lists abcd memory as retired. Verified true of this binary (abcd memory answers with a count, abcd memory ingest is still unknown command, exit 2). Naming v0.14.2 would be exact. (v0.14.2 release docs-currency review, raised by opus+sonnet.)
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| id | iss-2610151422157749 |
|---|---|
| type | issue |
| lifecycle | open |
| severity | minor |
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- iss-2610251558166678docs/how-to/upgrade-to-v0.14.0.md:33-34 says /abcd:memory runs instead of refusing from the release that reuses the name. The page is agents-only (commands/memory.md:6, user-invocable: false), so a person who types /abcd:memory still gets the host's refusal; only an agent's invocation runs it, and it runs the memory-notes page. Same paragraph as open iss-2610151422157749 (release v0.14.2 unnamed; abcd memory ingest refusing without naming library).