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Identifier Remediation Ledger
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This ledger records categories, locations, replacement classes, and verification receipts only. It never records matched identifiers or values.
Release-artifact identifier remediation
Section titled “Release-artifact identifier remediation”The release artifact inventory found 38 unique UUID-shaped fingerprints and 54
unique private IPv4 fingerprints. The sanitizer is applied to every downloaded
OpenAPI object before the generated release/specs/ artifact is published.
| Source category | Generated descendants | Replacement class | Verification receipt |
|---|---|---|---|
| UUID-shaped descriptions and examples | Reconciled JSON specifications and release archive | Deterministic synthetic version-4 UUID with a fixed synthetic prefix and a SHA-256-derived suffix | python -m scripts.example_identifier_safety --spec-dir release/specs exits 0 |
| Private IPv4 descriptions and examples | Reconciled JSON specifications and release archive | RFC 5737 address; CIDR examples become an RFC 5737 /24 network | python -m scripts.example_identifier_safety --spec-dir release/specs exits 0 |
| Schema constants | None unless an exact JSON Pointer is reviewed in config/example_identifier_policy.yaml | No implicit exception; reviewed path-only policy entry required | Focused policy contract test |
The release workflow runs the same identifier gate after reconciliation and before the artifact is uploaded. It reports category and JSON Pointer only, never the matched value.
Repository-wide PII sweep status
Section titled “Repository-wide PII sweep status”Issue #882 remains open. Its initial redacted enforcement inventory contains customer-identifier, email, person-name, and personal-record categories across source and generated artifacts. Those categories require their own source-by-source replacement and regeneration receipts; this identifier ledger does not treat the UUID/private-address remediation as proof that the broader PII sweep is complete.