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Notification severity escalation acknowledgement: warning-arrives from informational · case 04
The warning-arrives event leaves a notification in informational instead of warning-unacknowledged.
Case contract
Notification severity escalation acknowledgement is a bounded visual-notification workflow with mutable policy state {'occurrence': 1, 'acknowledged': [], 'active': True, 'level': 1}. Its default transition relation is {('informational', 'warning-arrives'): 'warning-unacknowledged', ('warning-unacknowledged', 'ack-warning'): 'warning-acknowledged', ('warning-acknowledged', 'critical-arrives'): 'critical-unacknowledged', ('critical-unacknowledged', 'ack-critical'): 'critical-acknowledged', ('critical-acknowledged', 'warning-arrives'): 'critical-acknowledged', ('critical-unacknowledged', 'condition-cleared'): 'resolved-unread', ('critical-acknowledged', 'condition-cleared'): 'resolved', ('resolved-unread', 'open-resolution'): 'resolved', ('resolved', 'recurrence'): 'warning-unacknowledged', ('warning-unacknowledged', 'critical-arrives'): 'critical-unacknowledged'}; domain inputs can suppress or redirect transitions and update policy fields, as specified in solve. Different-generation events are inert. Batches apply in order. Optional observe returns the selected policy field alongside the phase.
Why this case matters
Visual notification lifecycle ordering can leave an inbox or toast showing the wrong actionable state even when transport succeeds.
One recorded failure
Sample boundary fixtureThis sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| informational / warning-arrives | "informational" | "warning-unacknowledged" | Failed |
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