Coding (Platform)

Full-stack backend focus: Enforce idempotent operations for migration rollout command handling

A cross-layer workflow passes unit tests but breaks when client, API, and persistence state arrive in a different order. The affected area is migration rollout.

Repair the migration rollout command handling implementation so it accepts first operations, recognizes safe repeats, and rejects key reuse with a different payload.

Evidence

Affected surface: Full-stack backend focus / migration rollout.
Observed failure family: enforce idempotent operations.
Scope policy: qualityState must equal verified.

What this task practices

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