The producer read a literal version, so released artifacts reported a stale
or -SNAPSHOT version. qbit-data-analysis.properties (version=${project.version}) is
Maven-filtered and the producer loads it; tests assert producer == bundle ==
artifact version.
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Host-neutral help (deployment-specific facts removed), registered with
HelpBundles, gated by HelpBundleAssertions. QQQ 4.1.0-RC.7.
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Extension 1.4.0: saved analyses of every kind re-run as the viewer
(fields they cannot analyze are dropped), owner-or-shared READ through
core record locks with owner-only writes (and a database CHECK so a
private row can never lose its read owner), personal stars, schedules
that run as the owner and mail only recipients who could run the analysis
themselves, CSV/XLSX export, the SQL Workbench handoff, an analysis
dashboard widget, and an Analyses home built from standard widgets.
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Watches evaluate a metric per time bucket as their owner (SPIKE, DROP,
OUT_OF_RANGE, NEW_CATEGORY, NULL_RATE_CREEP with robust baselines) on a
hidden scheduled process, raise and resolve data.analysis.anomaly alerts
through QAlerts, and offer Evaluate now / Enable / Disable record actions
and a preview endpoint (extension 1.3.0). Pivot and crosstab labels are
human (Yes/No, Average Annual Salary). Contingent fields: a watch's saved
analysis depends on its table, table names use the core tables PVS, and
analyzable/excluded fields pick from the chosen table's fields.
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Repository standard (LICENSE, NOTICE, community pointers, CHANGELOG,
CLAUDE/AGENTS, dependabot, CircleCI with the configure-package-install
pre-step, the release-rc caller workflow, Maven wrapper, checkstyle,
JaCoCo gates, QQQ 4.1.0-RC.5). DataAnalysisQBitProducer and config, the
six data_analysis_ tables with standard permission rules and user record
locks, the analyze permission stand-in, the Analyses app home with real
counts, and the Postgres schema script.
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