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Jira: JOOWP-300

Summary

The tooling already accepted JOOWT-<n> and generated wp_JOOWT_<n>, so I left that implementation intact and added regression coverage in ticket-formats.sh, wired into run.sh. The coverage checks JOOWT and JOOS branch detection, database naming, integration routing, staging support, and invalid ticket exit status.

Tests

composer install --no-interaction --prefer-dist, npm ci --no-audit --no-fund, bash -n, make lint, make analyse, make test-unit, and make test-tooling all passed. The scratch test ran make test-integration with a stubbed wp-task.sh to verify ticket routing without accessing a shared database.

Run

• account: codex-01 (codex/gpt-6-luna)
• run: 18286740-855a-4013-badc-bd64d59a41ee, fence 2
• files changed: 2

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GitGuardian id	GitGuardian status	Secret	Commit	Filename
38907146	Triggered	Generic Password	0268ac3	tests/tooling/ticket-formats.sh	View secret
38907146	Triggered	Generic Password	0268ac3	tests/tooling/ticket-formats.sh	View secret

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