cert-classification-rule

Cert-Failure Classification Rule

Add or change how a Samsung Galaxy Store certification rejection is sorted into one of four buckets: Fold, unfixable, mixed, or fixable. A rejection lands in a bucket from its must-fix issue titles plus a Fold device check, and the bucket decides which subfolder holds the theme folder.

Contents

• When to use
• Procedure checklist
• The classification model
• How to add an unfixable title pattern
• How to add the paired production-path test
• Re-sort already-filed folders for a day
• Gotchas
• File index
• Folder map

When to use

Use this skill when the user asks to:

• add a fixable item, add an unfixable item, or add a mixed item
• mark a rejection unfixable, or classify a cert rejection
• add a cert rule

Almost every such request is one new unfixable title pattern plus its paired test. The fixable and mixed buckets are not configured by hand (see the model below), so a request to "add a fixable item" usually means "stop treating this title as unfixable" or "confirm this title stays fixable with a guard test".

When a title pattern cannot help

If the rejection's only unfixable cue lives in the report description (the L_TESTRESULT text, for example *Not Identifiable) and no must-fix title carries it, stop and tell the user this exact point:

This rejection's only unfixable signal is in the report description, not a must-fix title. The classifier reads titles only, so no pattern here will catch it — teaching it to read the description is a code change to the classifier, not a config rule.

Procedure checklist

Copy this and check each item off as you go:

• Confirm the unfixable cue is in a must-fix title, not only the description (see Gotchas).
• Append the new {pattern, label, review_note} after the Gallery entry in unfixable_patterns.json.
• Add a paired production-path test: the live title classifies as unfixable, plus a negative guard for an out-of-scope title.
• Run the tests from the shared_utils directory and confirm green.
• Re-sort the affected day folders with the re-sort recipe (dry run first, then --apply).