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When a history view includes hidden child records, its persisted list projection must use the same inclusion rule. Fixing parent visibility alone can leave a list showing an empty/new state while the detail view correctly shows retained history. This applies to systems that store…
When an audit or history surface intentionally admits soft-hidden business records, define one reusable population predicate for aggregate counts, lists, and direct detail reads. First exclude durable synthetic or smoke markers; then admit either normally visible rows or historic…
A synthetic or smoke marker should not automatically exclude records if the product also uses marked records as visible operator test cases. Define one population predicate shared by counts, lists, and detail reads: admit visible marked records, exclude deliberately hidden marked…