docs(discovery): correct the Goose install row in the test plan - #57
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`npm i -g @block/goose-cli` does not resolve: the `@block` scope has no `goose-cli` package on the registry, which a live install run surfaced as a 404 rather than as a version mismatch. The obvious substitution is the trap. The unscoped `goose-cli` on npm is a wrapper around the *database migration* tool of the same name, so taking it would put an unrelated binary called `goose` on PATH and the manifest would record a successful install of the wrong product - a false positive manufactured by the harness itself rather than found in the collector. The row stays, with the channel marked unsettled, so the entry is visible as unresolved rather than quietly dropped from the inventory.
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The test plan installs
T-CLI-09withnpm i -g @block/goose-cli@<pin>. That package does not exist: the@blockscope has nogoose-clion the npm registry, and a live install run against an Ubuntu guest surfaced it as a 404 rather than as a version mismatch.The obvious substitution is the trap, and it is why this is worth its own change. The unscoped
goose-clipackage on npm is a wrapper around the database migration tool of the same name. Taking it would put an unrelated binary calledgooseonPATH, and the harness would record a successful install of the wrong product — a false positive manufactured by the test rig itself rather than found in the collector.The row stays in the inventory with its channel marked unsettled, so the entry is visible as unresolved rather than quietly dropped.
Verification
Every other CLI row in that table installs cleanly at a pinned version; this is the only one that does not resolve.