Task titles come from one table whose final fallback returns the raw command
string, so a dispatched command with no matching row does not error — it just
renders as "libreportal instance remove bookstack_work" beside properly named
neighbours. That silence is why this kept being fixed and kept coming back.
The guard reads BOTH files as source — the command templates from
task-commands.js and the pattern table from tasks-format.js — so it fails on a
command added without a name rather than leaving it to be noticed in the UI.
Two checks, both from source rather than guessed from rendered text:
1. Nothing falls through: a title equal to its command, or still starting with
"libreportal ", means the raw fallback was reached.
2. Every `libreportal app <verb>` verb has an actionMap entry. Without one the
generic branch composes "<Verb> Application", which is how "Up Application"
and "Down Application" shipped.
The second check reads the actionMap keys instead of pattern-matching the title,
which a first attempt did and which was wrong: "Reload Application" is both a
correct hand-written label and what the generic branch emits, so the rendered
text cannot distinguish them and the heuristic failed a title that was fine.
Verified by breaking it deliberately in both directions — adding a command with
no pattern, and deleting an actionMap verb. Each is caught, named, and pointed at
the file to edit; both files were restored byte-identical afterwards.
Lives in scripts/dev, which .gitattributes marks export-ignore, so it never ships
in a release tarball. Needs a node and borrows the running container's when the
host has none, the same constraint lp-shot works around for chromium.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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