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Memory files emptied locally are restored on pull

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Memory

Shared memory files you accidentally emptied are refilled from the team copy on pull.

What

Pulling team or org memory now notices when a file's recorded content is the empty-file hash while the shared copy has real content, and rewrites the file when the local one is genuinely a stale empty file, judged by being 0 bytes and older than a threshold.

Details
  • Fetched content is re-hashed and mismatches against the recorded hash are counted.
  • Deletion handling runs the same empty-file check before telling you your local copy was kept.
  • The sync result gained counts of hash mismatches and restored empty files.
  • The concurrent-write log no longer claims that situation only occurs on a first pull.
Evidence

team_memory_multistore_concurrent_write_preserved

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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