Module 10's lab embedded literal /path/to/ placeholders and a first-use git apply with no explanation — a clarity/consistency gap versus the locked Module 1 exemplar.
Changes
/path/to/ gloss (Part A & B): added the course-wide "use your real course path in place of /path/to/" gloss that M04/M07/M26 already carry. M10 was the one module using the placeholder with no instruction to substitute. (Kept the /path/to/ convention itself — it's used across M04–M07, M21, M22, M26.)
git apply glossed on first use: "lays the AI's proposed change onto this branch as if it were its PR, so you can read it before deciding whether to keep it — exactly what you'd be doing in a real PR review." git apply appears nowhere else in the course. Avoids implying a merge (the lab ends in "request changes").
review-lab identified as throwaway: noted it's a throwaway repo separate from tasks-app, deletable when done, and that nothing here touches the main app.
Verification
Confirmed git apply of lab/ai-change.patch still applies cleanly onto the base app (the documented mechanic).
No build/test harness exists in this content repo.
Acceptance criteria
No paste-ready command contains an unresolved /path/to/ placeholder without explanation.
git apply is glossed on first use.
review-lab is identified as a throwaway repo distinct from tasks-app.
Module 10's lab embedded literal `/path/to/` placeholders and a first-use `git apply` with no explanation — a clarity/consistency gap versus the locked Module 1 exemplar.
## Changes
- **`/path/to/` gloss (Part A & B):** added the course-wide "use your real course path in place of `/path/to/`" gloss that M04/M07/M26 already carry. M10 was the one module using the placeholder with no instruction to substitute. (Kept the `/path/to/` convention itself — it's used across M04–M07, M21, M22, M26.)
- **`git apply` glossed on first use:** "lays the AI's proposed change onto this branch as if it were its PR, so you can read it before deciding whether to keep it — exactly what you'd be doing in a real PR review." `git apply` appears nowhere else in the course. Avoids implying a merge (the lab ends in "request changes").
- **review-lab identified as throwaway:** noted it's a throwaway repo *separate* from `tasks-app`, deletable when done, and that nothing here touches the main app.
## Verification
- Confirmed `git apply` of `lab/ai-change.patch` still applies cleanly onto the base app (the documented mechanic).
- No build/test harness exists in this content repo.
## Acceptance criteria
- [x] No paste-ready command contains an unresolved `/path/to/` placeholder without explanation.
- [x] `git apply` is glossed on first use.
- [x] review-lab is identified as a throwaway repo distinct from tasks-app.
Closes #53
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Module 10's lab embedded literal `/path/to/` placeholders and a first-use
`git apply` with no explanation, unlike the Module 1 exemplar. This adds the
course-wide "use your real course path in place of /path/to/" gloss (matching
M04/M07/M26), a half-sentence gloss on git apply, and a note that review-lab
is a throwaway repo separate from tasks-app.
Closes#53
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Module 10's lab embedded literal
/path/to/placeholders and a first-usegit applywith no explanation — a clarity/consistency gap versus the locked Module 1 exemplar.Changes
/path/to/gloss (Part A & B): added the course-wide "use your real course path in place of/path/to/" gloss that M04/M07/M26 already carry. M10 was the one module using the placeholder with no instruction to substitute. (Kept the/path/to/convention itself — it's used across M04–M07, M21, M22, M26.)git applyglossed on first use: "lays the AI's proposed change onto this branch as if it were its PR, so you can read it before deciding whether to keep it — exactly what you'd be doing in a real PR review."git applyappears nowhere else in the course. Avoids implying a merge (the lab ends in "request changes").tasks-app, deletable when done, and that nothing here touches the main app.Verification
git applyoflab/ai-change.patchstill applies cleanly onto the base app (the documented mechanic).Acceptance criteria
/path/to/placeholder without explanation.git applyis glossed on first use.Closes #53
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