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Two review findings on the template-derived fetch fallback: The heuristic scanned only the unanalyzable segment's own templates and options, but unanalyzability can be caused by a text OUTSIDE the segment - another segment laundering a cross-reference through a variable, or a global template. In that shape the field name that defeated the analysis was never scanned, the probe stayed off, and with the fetch options gone there was no user-side fix. ResolveFieldSets now assembles the whole-config text corpus (every segment's templates and templated options plus the global nil-context strings) once and stamps it on each unanalyzable segment; the fallback scan covers it all. The stamp gained a field, so fieldSetAnalysisVersion bumps. templatedOptionValues iterated option maps in Go's randomized order, and the collected sources feed the unanalyzable cache-key fingerprint: any segment with two or more templated option values got a fresh key per process, so its snapshots never hit and stale entries piled up. Collection now sorts map keys recursively, making the delivered order - and the fingerprint - stable across parses. Also strips the removed fetch_* keys from the src/test fixtures and updates the segment-docs skill's worked example off the deleted FetchStatus const. Acknowledged default changes now stated in the git segment docs' migration note: the default config's statusline derives the upstream icon its old explicit fetch_upstream_icon: false suppressed; the svn, mercurial and jujutsu default templates fetch status by default; and jujutsu's default rendering requires the jj binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M4RA9ZrP7vuqVSR7nddNiQ
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