RuView: Calibration Integrity Hardening
A single merged pull request, PR #1849, tightens up empty room calibration for the CSI system, closing gaps around bootstrap data integrity, source node selection, and stale model handling — all without persisting raw signal data.
Duration: PT2M22S
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- Show: RuView
- Published: 2026-09-07T06:03:23Z
- Audio duration: PT2M22S
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Good day, and welcome to RuView for September 7th, 2026.
Today's activity centers on one significant change: a hardening pass on the calibration system, and it touches nearly every layer of that pipeline.
PR 1849, merged by rUv, addresses what the description calls empty room bootstrap integrity — and the fixes cluster around a clear theme: trust, but verify, every input to the calibration process. The change requires binding to one explicit, rate-qualified source node and a stable measurement grid, rather than…
The second piece of this theme is visibility and fail-safety. The PR exposes new receipts for admission, reordering, discontinuities, source selection, and grid state — giving developers a way to audit what the calibration pipeline actually saw and decided. Paired with that is a fail-closed behavior: the system now…
Notably, the description emphasizes this is done without persisting raw signal data — so the reliability gains come without adding a new data retention or privacy surface.
This lands across three architecture decision records — 355, 356, and 357 — plus the collector code, documentation, and build tooling, confirming this wasn't an isolated patch but a coordinated…
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