Operator report (via infra-ops): on a page with several asks, a submit
saved only the pressed one and the reload wiped the rest. Confirmed on
auk-audition: one POST at 15:02:23 saved the last ask on the page, then a
400 from the submit of an ask the reload had just blanked.
Client-side on both surfaces; /answer is unchanged. A submit on a pick
form, while another pick form on the page holds unsent input, sends every
changed ("dirty") pick form: one POST each, to its own action, with
Accept: application/json, in document order. A refusal stops nothing, and
untouched forms are never re-sent. With no other dirty form, a submit is
exactly what it was.
- embed.js (verbatim reports): reloads only when nothing was refused and
nothing of ours is dirty. Otherwise a server-rendered status line in the
submit block says what did not save, and input stays. A form the server
took gets a new baseline. A press during the flight is ignored.
- base.html (marks page, lightbox, review rail): one refresh in place. A
batch never reloads. Only forms the server took count as sent. In-flight
state and "just sent" are keyed by form identity (formKey) plus the fields
at the press, not the DOM node.
Two heid bug-hunt rounds: a four-arm panel on the first cut, then Hulda
alone on the fold. Ten findings reproduced red in a browser before their
fixes. Contracts: U3 "Submitting several asks at once" + INV-8, R2 C3
steps 2, 3 and 3a. Mutation tables u3_submit_all (15) and r2_submit_all
(11), all proved. Suite 928 -> 951.