Rebuilding the view in the daily build dropped the Ofsted views on it
(CASCADE), which dim_school reads: every daily run would have failed. A
selector test now rejects any build that drops views it then reads.
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The journey passed whenever the LA map was empty or not yet rendered. It now
waits for a state school in the same LA to show its gap, and both LA journeys
fail rather than skip on an empty map.
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A '2025-26-revised' release read as an unknown year went last, behind the
'2025-26' release, which then owned the year and dropped every revised row.
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The plan hard-coded one model's Co-Authored-By trailer; an executor should use the one its own session specifies. The spec's report-card rule now matches int_ofsted_latest. Review on #183.
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int_ofsted_latest treated any report card as the latest visit, relying on report cards postdating legacy inspections. That holds today (0 of 2,451 report-card schools in the 31 Aug 2026 MI) but is now not assumed: the latest visit is the newest of the three dates. A report card still leaves no legacy grade in force, which is the spec's rule rather than an inference. New unit test newer_legacy_visit_after_a_report_card failed RED on the old logic. Review on #183.
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Rabbsfarm (102408) must read 'Inspected · 2025' with no overall grade, and Robins Lane (104762) must say its Good was confirmed at an ungraded inspection on 18 July 2024. Both fail against staging today (no current_grade field, no confirmation line) and pass once PR #183's pipeline run and this branch are deployed.
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buildOfstedHeroChip and buildSchoolSummary were rendered nowhere and encoded the old carried-forward rule (and a framework value, 'ReportCard', the API never sends).
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'Inspected' is the school's latest visit, so Washwood Heath reads 21 May 2025 rather than '3 Mar 2020 · 4+ years ago' (audit M1). The Result row names the inspection a grade came from, or says 'No overall grade'; 'Grade carried forward' and 'transitional framework' go.
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The section is dated by the latest visit and headlines the grade still in force with the inspection that awarded or confirmed it, or 'No overall grade'. A later visit that isn't the grade's source gets its own line, with an ungraded outcome such as 'Standards maintained'. The primary and secondary no-grade branches merge, so the secondary page no longer drops the sixth-form and early-years judgements (audit M2), and 'Not rated' goes.
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Search badges date a grade by the inspection that awarded or confirmed it (ofsted_grade_date) and say 'Inspected · year' when the latest inspection gave no grade. ofstedDisplay's kinds become graded / confirmed / no_overall_grade, read from current_grade rather than a carried-forward overall_effectiveness. lib/ofstedStatus.ts holds the two sentences the school and compare pages share.
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The list query and the batch Ofsted fetch each picked 'the latest row' of fact_ofsted_inspection themselves, and _ofsted_block carried an older ungraded grade forward when the latest graded inspection gave none. All three now read marts.fact_ofsted_latest. List rows: ofsted_grade is the grade still in force, ofsted_grade_date when it was awarded or confirmed, ofsted_date the latest visit. The ofsted block gains current_grade and latest_visit and loses grade_source; overall_effectiveness is the graded inspection's own result. A school with only an inspection stays publishable in the sitemap.
Requires fact_ofsted_latest (PR #183's pipeline run) on the database.
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dim_school.ofsted_grade (Typesense's rating) coalesced the graded grade with an older ungraded visit's, so Rabbsfarm's 2020 'remains Good' survived its 2025 no-grade inspection. It now reads int_ofsted_latest's current_grade, and ofsted_date is the latest visit. Unit tests pin both (audit C1, M1).
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The backend will read this instead of picking the latest row of fact_ofsted_inspection itself (twice, with arbitrary ties). Schema tests and assert_ofsted_current_grade_consistent pin its invariants. Built by the monthly Ofsted DAG (int_ofsted_latest+), not the daily one.
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int_ofsted_latest now picks each school's latest visit (report card, graded or ungraded inspection) and the overall grade still in force, dated by the inspection that awarded or confirmed it. A 'School remains Good' from an older ungraded visit is no longer carried past a newer inspection that gave no grade (audit C1). Duplicate monthly rows resolve to the newest visit, so a newer report card always wins. dim_school's columns are unchanged.
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int_ofsted_latest needs to know which inspection came last. Report-card-only schools are no longer dropped (123 schools, audit H3); inspection_date stays for current readers and now falls back to the report-card date, so fact_ofsted_inspection's not_null test still holds.
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Design for audit findings C1 and M1. A grade carried forward from an older
ungraded visit is shown under a newer inspection's date ("Good · 2025" for
Rabbsfarm, whose 2025 inspection gave no grade), and "Inspected" dates show the
last graded inspection rather than the latest visit. The rule moves into
int_ofsted_latest and a new fact_ofsted_latest mart, shipped as a pipeline PR
and then a backend/UI PR.
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GIAS publishes its CSVs in Windows-1252 and sends no charset. The tap read
resp.text, so requests guessed the codec, and the encoding="latin-1" passed
to read_csv did nothing on already-decoded text. On 3 Oct 2026 the guess was
windows-1250, and "St Thomas à Becket" (138950, 149557) was stored as
"St Thomas ŕ Becket". A different guess on another day would garble other
accented names.
Both streams now decode the downloaded bytes themselves (gias_csv.py). A byte
Windows-1252 leaves undefined becomes U+FFFD with a logged warning instead of
failing the load, so one odd name cannot stop the daily refresh. None of the
nine extracts checked (1 Jul to 3 Oct 2026) contains such a byte.
Checked by running the tap on the real 3 Oct extract with .text forced to
windows-1250: all 52,586 rows decode, with no "ŕ" and no replacement
characters.
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