docs(tracker): project identifier INFRATRACK -> TR #12

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pit merged 1 commit from hermes/tracker-project-id into main

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Summary

Vikunja project 3 (Infra Tracker) switched its identifier from INFRATRACK to TR, so task human references now render as TR-N. This updates the docs that carried the old identifier.

 docs/agents/issue-tracker.md
-  - Project: **Infra Tracker**, numeric id `3`, identifier `INFRATRACK`
-  - A task's human reference is its identifier, e.g. `INFRATRACK-1`
+  - Project: **Infra Tracker**, numeric id `3`, identifier `TR`
+  - A task's human reference is its identifier, e.g. `TR-1`

 docs/adr/0002-dev-ci-vault-for-test-credentials.md
-  (INFRATRACK-6) selects the Vault too
+  (TR-6) selects the Vault too
-  the per-run Guest is INFRATRACK-21.
+  the per-run Guest is TR-21.

2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-). Files that only use the numeric id (3) — AGENTS.md, docs/agents/triage-labels.md — are untouched.

Evidence

Before: grep -rniE 'infratrack' over the tree returned refs in docs/agents/issue-tracker.md and docs/adr/0002-*.md.
After: the same grep returns nothing.

$ grep -rniE 'infratrack' . --exclude-dir=.git
(none)

Live tracker check: projects_read(3) returns "identifier":"TR", title Infra Tracker; the two referenced tasks resolve as TR-6 (done) and TR-21 (open), so the updated pointers are not dead links.
Verify step: make fmt (tofu fmt -recursive) ran clean — no changes.

Merge Danger

Door: two-way

Docs-only; no code, state, or infrastructure change. git revert restores the prior text.

Blast Radius: trivial

Risk is limited to any tooling that grepped for the literal string INFRATRACK; the identifier change itself already happened in Vikunja and is independent of this PR.

## Summary Vikunja project `3` (Infra Tracker) switched its identifier from `INFRATRACK` to `TR`, so task human references now render as `TR-N`. This updates the docs that carried the old identifier. ```diff docs/agents/issue-tracker.md - - Project: **Infra Tracker**, numeric id `3`, identifier `INFRATRACK` - - A task's human reference is its identifier, e.g. `INFRATRACK-1` + - Project: **Infra Tracker**, numeric id `3`, identifier `TR` + - A task's human reference is its identifier, e.g. `TR-1` docs/adr/0002-dev-ci-vault-for-test-credentials.md - (INFRATRACK-6) selects the Vault too + (TR-6) selects the Vault too - the per-run Guest is INFRATRACK-21. + the per-run Guest is TR-21. ``` 2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-). Files that only use the numeric id (`3`) — `AGENTS.md`, `docs/agents/triage-labels.md` — are untouched. ## Evidence - **Before:** `grep -rniE 'infratrack'` over the tree returned refs in `docs/agents/issue-tracker.md` and `docs/adr/0002-*.md`. **After:** the same grep returns nothing. ``` $ grep -rniE 'infratrack' . --exclude-dir=.git (none) ``` - **Live tracker check:** `projects_read(3)` returns `"identifier":"TR"`, title `Infra Tracker`; the two referenced tasks resolve as `TR-6` (done) and `TR-21` (open), so the updated pointers are not dead links. - **Verify step:** `make fmt` (`tofu fmt -recursive`) ran clean — no changes. ## Merge Danger **Door:** two-way Docs-only; no code, state, or infrastructure change. `git revert` restores the prior text. **Blast Radius:** trivial Risk is limited to any tooling that grepped for the literal string `INFRATRACK`; the identifier change itself already happened in Vikunja and is independent of this PR.

pit added 1 commit

2026-10-09 21:57:40 +00:00

docs(tracker): project identifier INFRATRACK -> TR 2ff707e461

Vikunja project 3 (Infra Tracker) now uses identifier TR, so task
references render as TR-N. Update issue-tracker.md and the two stale
ticket pointers in ADR 0002 (TR-6, TR-21).

pit merged commit 9735aa2965 into main

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docs(tracker): project identifier INFRATRACK -> TR (!12)