[wheels-bot]

Summary

The case "install": branch in cli/lucli/Module.cfc::packages() previously printed a warning to stdout and returned "" instead of installing — a dead-code "redirect" that the prior fix (#2729) acknowledged was unreachable from the shell because LuCLI's built-in extension installer intercepts the literal install verb upstream of module dispatch. But that intercept only fires on the user-facing CLI path. Every other caller that reaches Module.cfc — the stdio MCP server (wheels mcp wheels), scripted in-process clients, and the bundle's own spec suite — was silently no-op'd for install <name> even though PackagesMainCli.install() itself has been a transparent alias for add() since #2729. The dispatch layer was the only place where the alias broke.

This change makes case "install": fall through to case "add": so both verbs share a single validation, error, and install path. The shell-facing form is still intercepted by LuCLI and remains broken on that path (documented in the module-owned --help text); this PR only fixes the paths LuCLI does NOT intercept.

The "release-side" half of the triage's recommendation — cutting a new tagged release that ships the develop-branch help text to Homebrew bottle users on 4.0.1 — is a release-process action, not a code change, and is left for human follow-up.

Fixes #2785

Related Issue

Closes #2785

Type of Change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Enhancement to existing feature
• Documentation update
• Refactoring

Feature Completeness Checklist

• DCO sign-off — Signed-off-by: trailer present on the single commit
• Tests — cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc gains a new describe("wheels packages install — alias for add", ...) block. The first assertion (install with no name now throws the same BadInput that add throws) fails against the pre-change dispatch (which returned "" silently). The second asserts both verbs reach the same code path by capturing the throw type for a bogus package name from each verb — neither short-circuits with a warning before instantiation.
• Framework Docs — left to bot-update-docs.yml
• AI Reference Docs — left to bot-update-docs.yml
• CLAUDE.md — left to bot-update-docs.yml
• CHANGELOG.md — entry under [Unreleased] / ### Fixed explaining the dispatch-vs-PackagesMainCli divergence and what the alias does (and does not) cover
• Test runner passes — the local wheels/cli/tests runner could not bootstrap PackagesCommandSpec in this environment because the running Lucee server lacks the LuCLI-provided modules.BaseModule mapping that cli.lucli.Module extends — the same pre-existing bundle-level globalException shows in the baseline (without my changes), so it's an environment limitation, not a regression. CI runs the spec via tools/test-cli-local.sh which sets up LuCLI's mapping properly, and the TDD-gate will verify spec + implementation diff shape.

Test Plan

• CI's tools/test-cli-local.sh run executes PackagesCommandSpec against a properly-bootstrapped LuCLI server and the new describe("wheels packages install — alias for add") block reports green
• Verify by hand from an MCP client: invoking wheels_packages with arg1="install", arg2="wheels-basecoat" against a dev install installs into vendor/wheels-basecoat/ (was: returned an empty success string with no install)
• Confirm wheels packages add wheels-basecoat is unchanged on the shell path (LuCLI dispatch reaches the same fall-through body via case "add":)
• Confirm the shell-facing wheels packages install <name> still hits LuCLI's intercept and silently no-ops — that's outside this PR's scope and the help text already documents it

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Docs updated

Added a doc commit to this PR:

• web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-1-snapshot/digging-deeper/packages.mdx — clarified that install is a transparent alias for add on MCP/programmatic paths; shell CLI still intercepts it
• web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx — same note applied to the v4-0-0 snapshot

The previous wording implied install never works at all; the PR fix makes it a real alias on every path that reaches Module.cfc (stdio MCP server, scripted clients, spec suite), so the doc now distinguishes shell from programmatic callers.

[wheels-bot]

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Wheels Bot — Reviewer A

TL;DR — Straightforward dispatch-layer alias fix: moving case "install": to a fall-through label above case "add": in the packages() switch is the right implementation, the commit is clean, and the tests cover the two failure modes that mattered (silent no-op and error-shape divergence). Two minor nits only; no blocking issues. Verdict: comment.

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Correctness

The CFScript switch fall-through is correct — an empty case body (comments are not executable statements) falls through to the next case label on every supported engine (Lucee 5/6/7, Adobe 2018-2025, BoxLang). The implementation is a one-way door: once the label list is ordered "install" -> "add", the two verbs can never diverge again at the dispatch layer. That satisfies the invariant the PR is trying to establish.

Minor nit — second test's equivalence assertion is incomplete

cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, new second it block:

expect(addResult.flag).toBeTrue();
expect(installResult.flag).toBeTrue();
// Both must throw, and both must throw with a non-empty type
expect(installResult.type).notToBe("");

The comment says "proving they reached the same registry-lookup code path", but the assertion only checks that installResult.type is non-empty — it does not assert that it equals addResult.type. A future regression where install throws a different exception type (e.g. an argument-validation error introduced before the registry call) would still pass this test. Adding one line makes the intent explicit:

expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type);

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Tests

Test structure is correct:

• Extends wheels.wheelstest.system.BaseSpec (BDD, not legacy RocketUnit). ✓
• Closure uses variables.tempRoot (CFC variables scope, not local) — accessible from inside a closure. ✓
• threw.flag = true / threw.type = e.type inside catch body mutate a pre-existing struct field, not a bare local.X assignment — BoxLang-safe per cross-engine invariant 11. ✓
• captureThrow is hoisted to a variable before being called, not passed as an inline constructor argument — avoids Adobe CF ArrayStoreException: ASTcffunction trap (cross-engine invariant 5). ✓

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Docs

Minor nit — CHANGELOG entry missing terminal period

CHANGELOG.md, new [Unreleased] / ### Fixed entry ends without a period. All surrounding entries end with one. Add it.

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Commits

Single commit fix(cli): make wheels packages install a real alias for add in dispatch — type fix, scope cli, subject 73 chars, not ALL-CAPS. DCO Signed-off-by: trailer present and matches the configured git author. ✓

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)

A's review is technically accurate, well-scoped, and free of sycophancy. Both nits are verified against the actual diff. I'm aligned on the comment verdict — two small fixes are warranted before marking ready.

Sycophancy

None detected. A did not say LGTM without evidence; A identified two concrete, verifiable issues.

False positives

None detected.

• Test nit (incomplete equivalence assertion): A claims expect(installResult.type).notToBe("") doesn't prove install threw the same exception type as add. Verified in diff — the assertion is:

  expect(installResult.type).notToBe("");

  The comment above it says "proving they reached the same registry-lookup code path", which the assertion doesn't actually prove. A's suggestion to add expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type) is correct and actionable.

• CHANGELOG terminal period: Verified. The new entry in CHANGELOG.md ends with "cannot drift apart again" — no period. Surrounding entries all end with periods. A's nit is accurate.

Missed issues

One minor item worth noting: A's review marker embeds SHA eb2b134f (the fix commit), but the review's commit_id is 82632b7 (the docs commit that is the current head). This means A was triggered against the first commit and didn't explicitly address the web/guides docs diff (v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx and the v4-0-1-snapshot twin). I reviewed those changes: the new wording accurately distinguishes shell-path interception from MCP/in-process behavior, and no corrections are needed. Not a blocker, but A's coverage of the docs commit is implicit rather than stated.

No cross-engine issues missed. A correctly verified invariants 5 and 11 against the test closure structure. The CFScript fall-through behavior (empty case "install": body falls through to case "add":) is valid across all supported engines.

Verdict alignment

A's comment verdict is consistent with two open minor findings; approve would also be defensible here, but comment is not wrong given the test assertion gap.

Convergence

Aligned. Both findings are real, addressable in a single pass: (1) add expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type) after the existing .notToBe("") call in PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, and (2) add a terminal period to the new CHANGELOG.md entry. Neither is structural — the implementation and test coverage are otherwise correct.

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer A

TL;DR — The previous review covered the fix commit; this round covers the new docs(web/guides) commit pushed after that review. The v4-0-1-snapshot/ docs update is correct. The v4-0-0/ update is premature — it describes v4.0.1 behavior to users who are still on v4.0.0. One carry-over test nit from the prior review remains open. No blocking code issues. Verdict: comment.

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Correctness

No issues in the implementation layer. The CFScript case "install": fall-through is correct on every supported engine (Lucee 5/6/7, Adobe 2018–2025, BoxLang) and is now in the right order (above case "add":).

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Tests

Open nit — second test's equivalence assertion is still incomplete

cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, line 135:

expect(installResult.type).notToBe("");

The comment on lines 132–134 says "both must throw the SAME way for both verbs", but the assertion only checks that installResult.type is non-empty. A future regression where install is intercepted early and throws a BadInput before the registry lookup (while add throws a RegistryError) would still pass. The intent is one line away:

expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type);

This was flagged in the prior review and was not addressed in the docs commit.

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Docs

Concern — v4-0-0/ docs updated with v4.0.1 behavior

web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx, changed line:

Via the stdio MCP server (`wheels_packages`) and in-process callers, `install` is a
transparent alias for `add` — both verbs share the same validation, error shape, and
install behavior.

This fix targets develop (v4.0.1). A user on v4.0.0 who reads the v4.0.0 docs and calls wheels_packages with arg1="install" via MCP will get the old silent-no-op, contradicting what the docs now say.

The v4-0-1-snapshot/ update is correct and should stay. The v4-0-0/ file should either revert to its pre-PR wording or add an explicit version callout (e.g. "as of v4.0.1") to avoid misleading users still on the released build.

v4-0-1-snapshot/ update — accurate. ✓

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Commits

• fix(cli): make wheels packages install a real alias for add in dispatch — type fix, scope cli, 73 chars, DCO trailer present. ✓
• docs(web/guides): clarify install-as-alias behavior in packages CLI section — type docs, scope web/guides, 74 chars, not ALL-CAPS. ✓

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[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Address Review (round 1)

Applied consensus findings from Reviewer A and Reviewer B's convergence (round 1):

• Test equivalence assertion (cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc:136) — added expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type) directly after the existing .notToBe("") line so the surrounding comment's "proving they reached the same registry-lookup code path" claim is actually enforced. A future regression where install throws at argument-validation (before the registry call) would have passed .notToBe("") but diverged from add's exception shape; the equivalence check now pins it.
• CHANGELOG terminal period (CHANGELOG.md:25) — added the missing period to the new [Unreleased] / ### Fixed entry so it matches the surrounding entries' punctuation.

No findings skipped — both consensus items were in scope and addressed in the same commit.

Local test verification: the spec layer's tools/test-cli-local.sh runner requires a LuCLI-provided modules.BaseModule mapping that isn't bootstrapped in this environment (same pre-existing limitation the PR body documents on the original commit). CI's tools/test-cli-local.sh job runs the spec against a properly-bootstrapped LuCLI server and will gate the assertion change. The diff is a pure-addition single-line BDD assertion against two struct fields that were already being populated — no flow change.

The new commit will trigger a fresh Reviewer A run on the updated SHA. Convergence loop continues until reviewers align on `approve` or the outer-loop cap (5 rounds) is reached.

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer A

TL;DR — The round-1 fix commit (e35a864) is clean: both nits from the prior round-2 review (the missing equivalence assertion in the spec and the trailing period in CHANGELOG) are fully addressed. One item from round 2 remains open: v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx now describes the install-as-alias behavior that is only true on v4.0.1+, not on the released v4.0.0 build. No blocking code or cross-engine issues. Verdict: comment.

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Correctness

Round-1 fix is correct on all counts:

• expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type) is now present at cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc line 140 and pins the equivalence claim the surrounding comment already made. ✓
• CHANGELOG terminal period present. ✓
• DCO Signed-off-by: trailer on all three commits (eb2b134, 82632b7, e35a864). ✓

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Docs

Open nit from round 2 — v4-0-0/ still claims the install alias is transparent on MCP/in-process paths

web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx, line 320 (added in 82632b7, not touched by e35a864):

Via the stdio MCP server (`wheels_packages`) and in-process callers, `install` is a
transparent alias for `add` — both verbs share the same validation, error shape, and
install behavior.

This describes the fix introduced in this PR (targeting v4.0.1). A user pinned to v4.0.0 who reads the v4.0.0 docs and calls wheels_packages with arg1="install" via MCP will get the silent-empty-string no-op from the old case "install": branch — contradicting what the versioned docs now say.

The v4-0-1-snapshot/ update (same line, same text) is correct and should stay.

Suggested fix for v4-0-0/ only — revert to the pre-PR wording or add an explicit callout, for example:

The canonical verb is `add`. On the shell surface, `wheels packages install foo` is
intercepted by LuCLI's built-in extension installer before it reaches the Wheels package
handler, so it silently no-ops (the same trap that renamed `wheels browser install` to
`wheels browser setup`). `add` is the canonical verb across the docs; MCP callers
should use `add` for compatibility across all 4.x releases.

Or, if preserving the alias note, scope it to the version where it became true:

Via the stdio MCP server (`wheels_packages`) and in-process callers, `install` is a
transparent alias for `add` as of v4.0.1 — see the v4.0.1 snapshot docs.

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Commits

• fix(cli): make wheels packages install a real alias for add in dispatch — type fix, scope cli, 73 chars, DCO present. ✓
• docs(web/guides): clarify install-as-alias behavior in packages CLI section — type docs, scope web/guides, 74 chars, DCO present. ✓
• fix(cli): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 1) — type fix, scope cli, 58 chars, DCO present. ✓

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot --- Reviewer B (round 1)

A's review on SHA e35a864 is accurate and actionable. The one remaining open item --- the v4-0-0 versioned docs describing install-as-alias behavior that only landed in this PR (v4.0.1) --- is a real issue I verified against the diff. Aligned on comment with a concrete fix; emitting converged-changes.

Sycophancy: None detected. A confirmed two prior-round nits with specific file+line evidence before moving on; did not approve without basis.

False positives: None detected.

• A's claim that commit e35a864 adds expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type) at PackagesCommandSpec.cfc line 140 is verified against prior diff and address-review comment.
• A's claim that the v4-0-0 docs now describe install-as-alias behavior is correct. The diff shows both v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx and v4-0-1-snapshot/digging-deeper/packages.mdx received identical text: "Via the stdio MCP server and in-process callers, install is a transparent alias for add." That is true as of v4.0.1 (this PR). A user on v4.0.0 who reads the v4.0.0 versioned docs and calls wheels_packages with arg1=install via MCP will get the silent-empty-string no-op from the pre-patch case "install": branch. The docs contradict the shipped code. A's flag is accurate.
• A's commit-lint review of all three commits is correct (types, scopes, lengths, DCO trailers all pass).

Missed issues: None detected. A's "round 2" label in the review body is A's own internal round numbering (this is A's second review on this PR, the first having been on 82632b7) and does not indicate an error. The docs change spans only two files, both examined. No cross-engine concerns introduced by the single-line assertion addition in the spec.

Verdict alignment: A's comment verdict is consistent with one concrete, scoped, actionable finding --- no code or logic defect, just a versioned-docs accuracy issue. comment rather than request-changes is appropriate for a docs-only concern.

Convergence: Aligned. A's sole open finding is specific and fixable: revert v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx to wording that does not claim install works as an alias on MCP/in-process paths (since it did not in v4.0.0), or scope the note to "as of v4.0.1." The v4-0-1-snapshot copy is correct and should stay. One file, one sentence, no code change needed. Emitting converged-changes.

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Address Review (round 2)

Applied the single consensus finding from Reviewer A's round-3 review and Reviewer B's round-1 alignment on e35a864:

• web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx:320 — scoped the install-as-alias note to v4.0.1+. The previous wording (introduced in 82632b7) claimed the alias was transparent on MCP / in-process paths in the v4.0.0 versioned docs, but that's only true after this PR lands. The revised sentence states that on v4.0.0 itself MCP also no-ops and points readers to the v4.0.1 snapshot for the alias behavior; it also recommends add for cross-4.x compatibility. The v4-0-1-snapshot/ copy was already correct and is intentionally untouched.

No findings skipped — A's round-3 review explicitly confirmed the round-1 fixes (PackagesCommandSpec equivalence assertion and CHANGELOG terminal period) are in place, leaving this docs note as the sole open item. Both A and B aligned on this exact finding (B's converged-changes comment recommended either revert or version-scope; the v4.0.1+ callout is A's second-suggested wording).

Test verification: docs-only change to a single .mdx content file under web/sites/guides/. No CFML, no test specs, no framework code touched. tools/test-local.sh covers vendor/wheels/tests/specs/, not the static-site content — there's no affected spec layer to re-run. The diff is a pure prose edit; no behavior change anywhere in the framework or CLI.

The new commit will trigger a fresh Reviewer A run on the updated SHA. Convergence loop continues until reviewers align on approve or the outer-loop cap (5 rounds) is reached.

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer A

TL;DR — This is the fourth and final review pass against head f7858b3d9. All three open items from the previous rounds are fully resolved: the test equivalence assertion is present, the CHANGELOG has its terminal period, and the v4-0-0/ docs now correctly scope the alias behavior to v4.0.1+. The implementation is clean, the tests are cross-engine safe, and the commits are all convention-compliant with DCO sign-offs. No blocking issues remain. Verdict: approve (submitted as comment — GitHub disallows self-approval).

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Correctness

All three prior-round open items are closed:

1. Test equivalence assertion — cli/lucli/tests/specs/commands/PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, lines 135–140: expect(installResult.type).notToBe("") is now followed by expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type). The equivalence claim in the surrounding comment is fully enforced. Fixed in e35a864. ✓

2. CHANGELOG terminal period — CHANGELOG.md, new [Unreleased] / ### Fixed entry ends with ...cannot drift apart again. — period present. Fixed in e35a864. ✓

3. v4-0-0/ docs versioning — web/sites/guides/src/content/docs/v4-0-0/digging-deeper/packages.mdx, line 320 now reads:

   On v4.0.0 the same install argument also no-ops via the stdio MCP server (wheels_packages) and other in-process callers; the transparent install → add alias on MCP / in-process paths landed in v4.0.1 — see the v4.0.1 snapshot docs. Use add for compatibility across all 4.x releases.

   The round-2 concern (v4.0.0 docs describing v4.0.1-only behavior) is resolved. Fixed in f7858b3d9. ✓

4. v4-0-1-snapshot/ docs — correctly describes install as a transparent alias on MCP / in-process callers. Unchanged and accurate. ✓

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Cross-engine

The spec's catch blocks use threw.flag = true / threw.type = e.type — struct-field mutation, not bare local.X = ... inside catch — BoxLang-safe per cross-engine invariant 11. ✓

The captureThrow closure is hoisted to a variable before use; it is not passed as an inline constructor named argument. Avoids Adobe CF ArrayStoreException: ASTcffunction trap (cross-engine invariant 5). ✓

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Tests

Both new it blocks are present and structurally sound:

• Missing-name path: install with no argument throws the same BadInput as add, and the error message includes "add". ✓
• Same-path dispatch: bogus package name causes both verbs to throw the same exception type (expect(installResult.type).toBe(addResult.type)). ✓

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Commits

SHA	Subject	DCO
eb2b134	fix(cli): make wheels packages install a real alias for add in dispatch	✓
82632b7	docs(web/guides): clarify install-as-alias behavior in packages CLI section	✓
e35a864	fix(cli): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 1)	✓
f7858b3	fix(web/guides): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 2)	✓

All subjects ≤ 100 chars, types from allowlist, not ALL-CAPS, Signed-off-by: trailers present on every commit. ✓

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)

A's review on SHA f7858b3d9 is accurate, thorough, and reaches the right verdict. All three prior-round findings are verified closed against the actual diff. No sycophancy, no false positives, no missed issues. Aligned on approve.

Sycophancy: None detected. A cited specific file paths, line numbers, and invariant numbers for every closed item before concluding approve.

False positives: None detected. Each claim was verified against the diff: test equivalence assertion present in sequence (notToBe then toBe); CHANGELOG entry ends with a period; v4-0-0 docs correctly scope the MCP alias to v4.0.1+; cross-engine invariant 11 respected (struct field mutation in catch, not bare local.X); cross-engine invariant 5 respected (captureThrow hoisted before use, not inline named-arg); CFScript fall-through valid across all supported engines; all four commit subjects and DCO trailers match the git log.

Missed issues: None detected. Diff is small and self-contained. Re-scanned for mixed arg styles, reserved scope shadowing, arguments-scope-as-attributeCollection (invariant 10), and arrow-function cross-engine support — all clear.

Verdict alignment: A's approve is consistent with zero remaining open findings across four review passes.

Convergence: Aligned. No changes needed. All prior-round findings are resolved and A's approve verdict is correct.

[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer A

TL;DR — This round covers only the develop-sync merge commit (094285270) authored by Peter Amiri, pushed after the prior round-4 approve. The PR's implementation files (Module.cfc, PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, the two packages.mdx docs) are unchanged. All four prior-round findings remain closed. The CHANGELOG conflict resolution is correct. No blocking issues. Verdict: comment (approve-intent; GitHub blocks self-approval since wheels-bot is the PR author).

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Correctness

The merge commit's only substantive action was resolving a CHANGELOG conflict. The resolution keeps all three [Unreleased] / ### Fixed entries in order: the PR's wheels packages install alias entry first, followed by the two BrowserTest entries (#2782 NotWired guard, #2783 layered base-URL lookup) that landed on develop after this branch diverged. The three entries are logically independent and do not interfere with each other. ✓

No other files touched by the merge overlap with the PR's changed files — the develop-side additions (vendor/wheels/wheelstest/BrowserTest.cfc, UnwiredBrowserGuard.cfc, the two new BrowserTest specs, the browser-tests guide pages, and the release/distribution tooling files) are all orthogonal to the packages dispatch fix.

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Commits

SHA	Subject	Author	DCO
eb2b134	fix(cli): make wheels packages install a real alias for add in dispatch	wheels-bot	✓
82632b7	docs(web/guides): clarify install-as-alias behavior in packages CLI section	wheels-bot	✓
e35a864	fix(cli): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 1)	wheels-bot	✓
f7858b3	fix(web/guides): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 2)	wheels-bot	✓
094285270	Merge branch 'develop' into fix/bot-2785-...	Peter Amiri	✓

Merge commits are exempt from conventional-commit linting by standard commitlint configuration. Signed-off-by: Peter Amiri <peter@alurium.com> is present. ✓

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[wheels-bot]

Wheels Bot — Reviewer B (round 1)

A's review of the merge commit is accurate and appropriately scoped. The one imprecision — undercounting CHANGELOG entries — does not affect the correctness of A's conclusion, and the comment verdict (forced by GitHub's self-approval restriction, not by any open finding) is correct. Aligned on approve.

Sycophancy

None detected. A did not say LGTM without evidence. A explicitly verified the CHANGELOG conflict resolution, enumerated all five commits, checked conventional-commit compliance, and noted the self-approval constraint before issuing the approve-intent verdict.

False positives

None detected. A's claims are accurate:

• The merge commit's only substantive change is CHANGELOG conflict resolution — confirmed by the diff, which shows no changes to Module.cfc, PackagesCommandSpec.cfc, or either packages.mdx file.
• All four prior-round findings (test equivalence assertion, CHANGELOG terminal period, v4-0-0 docs version-scoping, and the implicit cross-engine checks) are correctly declared closed — verified against the cumulative PR diff.
• The merge commit's DCO trailer (Signed-off-by: Peter Amiri <peter@alurium.com>) is present — no dispute.

One imprecision worth noting (not a false positive, but an inaccuracy in A's description): A states the CHANGELOG resolution "keeps all three [Unreleased] / ### Fixed entries in order" and names "two BrowserTest entries (#2782, #2783) that landed on develop." The actual diff shows four entries under ### Fixed after the merge — the new wheels packages install alias entry plus three develop-side entries: BrowserTest NotWired guard (#2782), BrowserTest base URL resolution (#2783), and the Linux .deb/.rpm double-nesting fix (#2773). A omitted the Linux packages entry from the accounting. The conflict resolution itself is still valid (no entry was dropped or reordered), so this is a description imprecision, not a correctness flaw.

Missed issues

None detected. The 1f9cf4c8e commit that appears in the local git log after the merge (message: "fix(web/guides): address Reviewer A/B consensus findings (round 2)") is a develop-side commit that arrived via the merge — not a feature-branch commit A needed to audit. This is confirmed by the prior Reviewer B approval on SHA f7858b3d9 as head before the merge was added; the feature branch had exactly four bot commits at that point, matching A's table. A was correct to scope the commit table to the five PR commits (four feature-branch + one merge).

No cross-engine issues introduced. The merge commit touched no CFML source.

Verdict alignment

A's comment verdict is consistent with zero open findings; the non-approve state is a GitHub platform constraint (self-approval blocked), not a code concern. Functionally equivalent to approve.

Convergence

Aligned. No changes needed. All prior-round findings are resolved and present in the diff; A's approve-intent is correct. The CHANGELOG entry count imprecision does not require a follow-up commit.