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The root README still instructs operators to run @git-stunts/git-warp@19.0.0 once as a non-mutating rehearsal and again with --apply. That is now false and unsafe:
v19.0.0 contains the migrator that failed on the real Think retained checkpoint;
the corrected command performs confirmation, scratch proof, promotion, and promoted verification in one normal invocation;
--apply is only a compatibility alias and --dry-run is the explicit disposable rehearsal.
The package landing page therefore contradicts the canonical v19 migration guide on the exact operation users are most likely to copy.
Acceptance
The root README requires v19.0.1 for retained v18 migration.
The primary example is one parameterized command with <graph-name>, never hard-coded events.
The text explains interactive confirmation, one-pass proof and promotion, recovery refs, and the optional --dry-run rehearsal without implying reusable scratch work.
The root README links to the canonical migration guide for capacity, phases, recovery, and multi-graph details.
Documentation validation prevents the stale v19.0.0/two-pass instructions from returning.
Problem
The root README still instructs operators to run
@git-stunts/git-warp@19.0.0once as a non-mutating rehearsal and again with--apply. That is now false and unsafe:--applyis only a compatibility alias and--dry-runis the explicit disposable rehearsal.The package landing page therefore contradicts the canonical v19 migration guide on the exact operation users are most likely to copy.
Acceptance
<graph-name>, never hard-codedevents.--dry-runrehearsal without implying reusable scratch work.