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Select a redirect rule by explicit priority, specificity and declaration order: no rule pass through · case 03
Select a redirect rule by explicit priority, specificity and declaration order: the no rule pass through branch emits an incorrect decision.
Case contract
Select a redirect rule by explicit priority, specificity and declaration order. The explicit fixture inputs and outputs define a bounded offline policy; request identity must accompany the decision.
Why this case matters
Models a redirect controller decision before following a target or exposing a redirect result.
One recorded failure
Sample boundary fixtureThis sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| fixture 6 | {"decision": [["/q"], ["/h"], ["/q", "/h"], ["/h", "/q"], null, 2, 0, true, [], false], "request": "/requests/3/5"} | {"decision": [["/q"], ["/h"], ["/q", "/h"], ["/h", "/q"], null, 2, 0, true, [], true], "request": "/requests/3/5"} | Failed |
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