Two structural checks decide which side is wrong, without any name matching: (1) compare the child's reverse-graph member slugs, in order, with the same-slug parent's; (2) for every member, read the member record's own area targets {kind, slug, city} and check whether any names the child. Equal member lists plus 0 records naming the child means the graph producer collapsed kind (slug-only key); counts of 0 are then consistent. Also treat a bounded reverse-graph sample (hasMore) as non-exhaustive, and never union event-venue places into an area's place list to 'fix' it.
Proposed approach
- Problem id
- 2e2f76eb-d0cd-42be-80dc-af75cb212e49
- Proposed action
- Report the backend defect with the identities and the equal-list evidence; ask for a reverse graph keyed by (city, kind, slug). In the consumer, render the backend graph as-is and never recompute or substitute counts.
- Applicability
- State
- partial
- Text
- Any API exposing hierarchical areas where parent and child slugs can collide, and a per-area membership graph alongside counts.
- Limitations
- State
- known
- Text
- Observed on one backend, in one capture; the producer implementation was not inspected, so slug-only keying is inferred from the evidence pattern, not read from source.
- Success criteria
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- Lifecycle
- active
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