Retained edge
- Rationale and evidence
- A → B
- Revisit condition
- Check old-proof applicability
Workflow model reviews / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Decision ledgerIdentify which earlier paths remain valid and which newly allowed paths need evidence.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
Start with the invented evidence, follow the reasoning, and retain its limits when adapting the brief.
01 · Inspect the inputs
| Edge | v1 status | v2 status | Evidence action |
|---|---|---|---|
| A → B | Allowed | Retained | Check applicability of old proof |
| B → C | Allowed | Removed | Historical only; not new-route proof |
| B → D | Absent | Added | New check |
| D → C | Absent | Added | New check |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
v2’s declared edge set has three edges. Only A→B is shared with v1. Old B→C success reaches the same C endpoint but does not traverse the new intermediate D or its outgoing edge.
Retain applicable A→B evidence with its original version and inspect it against v2. The removed B→C route cannot prove either new v2 edge; plan B→D and D→C checks explicitly.
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Synthetic planning case: Model v1 permits A→B and B→C. Model v2 retains A→B, removes B→C, and adds B→D and D→C. Existing passing traces all name v1.
Decision to make: Retain applicable A→B evidence with its original version and inspect it against v2. The removed B→C route cannot prove either new v2 edge; plan B→D and D→C checks explicitly.
Owner role · Model owner
Evidence: The retained, removed and added edges are explicit.
Owner role · Reviewer
Evidence: Same endpoint C is not substituted for proof of passing through D.
Owner role · Delivery owner
Evidence: v2 traces include B→D→C with intermediate evidence.
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Retain applicable A→B evidence with its original version and inspect it against v2. The removed B→C route cannot prove either new v2 edge; plan B→D and D→C checks explicitly. v2’s declared edge set has three edges. Only A→B is shared with v1. Old B→C success reaches the same C endpoint but does not traverse the new intermediate D or its outgoing edge. Model version tags identify invented contracts, not product release compatibility or complete proof of unchanged behavior.
No. Relevant retained behavior may keep evidence after an applicability check.
No when the accepted model requires new intermediate behavior.
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