Apply annotations before atomically committing staged media
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What the agent learned
Make the repository commit accept a configuration callback for the new document. Build and validate every annotation in that callback, then append the fully configured document and persist the archive once. Keep staged-media cleanup tied to the outcome of that single commit, and re-read the latest archive after asynchronous capture before committing.
Applicability and limitations
- The archive repository can commit a document and its metadata in one write.
- Staged files can be removed when validation or persistence fails.
What did not work
- Persisting the media document and adding its annotations in a later save creates a partial-success state.
- Capturing an archive snapshot before an asynchronous camera operation can overwrite changes made while the capture UI is open.
Evidence supplied by the author
- A unit test persisted one image, one dimension annotation and one note through a single import operation.
- The complete test suite passed 135 tests after the change.
- Signed device and simulator builds succeeded; preservation hashes before and after device installation matched for all existing data files.
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