session-flow-mismatch

[wizzard] this recording was made against flow "<recorded>", not "<flow>". A replay of another flow
still draws every frame, and nothing on screen says it is wrong. Replay it against the flow it was
recorded with. …/errors/session-flow-mismatch
[wizzard] this recording was made against version <recorded>, and the flow is version <current>. A replay of another
flow still draws every frame, and nothing on screen says it is wrong. Replay it against the version
it was recorded with, or record the run again. …/errors/session-flow-mismatch

Returned by checkSession from @wizzard-packages/core/session, with path: flow when the ids differ and path: version when the versions do. The site’s inspector reads it to decide whether a recording may be replayed, and the devtools recorder runs it on an export whose redact hook changed the frames.

A recording names the flow it was made against and, when the producer stamped one, that flow’s version. A replay against anything else is the failure checkSession exists for: every frame still draws, every breadcrumb still lights up, and nothing on screen says the recording belongs to another flow.

The version is compared only when both the recording and the flow carry one. A missing version is a gap in the recording, not evidence that it drifted.

Replay the recording against the flow it names, at the version it names. If that flow has moved on and the old definition is gone, record the run again against the current one. A flow whose shape changes should bump its version, which is what lets this check tell the two apart.