Two historical GitHub PRs merged before our sync-mirror.sh tracked github_pr:
- GitHub PR #68: alexastrum, 6 claims, merged Mar 9 2026 via squash merge
- GitHub PR #88: Cameron-S1, 1 claim, merged early April
Their claim files were lost during a Forgejo→GitHub mirror overwrite and later
recovered via direct-to-main commits (dba00a79, da64f805). Because the
recovery commits bypassed the pipeline, our 'prs' table has no row to attach
originator events to — all 4 backfill-events.py strategies returned None,
leaving Alex + Cameron at 0 originator credits despite real historical work.
This reconstructs synthetic 'prs' rows so the existing github_pr strategy in
backfill-events.py attaches 7 originator events on re-run:
- Numbers 900068 / 900088 live in a clearly-synthetic range that cannot
collide with real Forgejo PRs (current max: 3941)
- github_pr=68/88 wires up the existing lookup strategy
- submitted_by=alexastrum / cameron-s1 establishes author attribution
- merged_at from the recovery commit messages (not recovery-commit time)
- last_error tags the rows as synthetic for future audits
Idempotent: INSERT OR IGNORE via check on number OR github_pr. Safe to replay.
Reversible: DELETE FROM prs WHERE number IN (900068, 900088).
After applying this script:
python3 ops/backfill-events.py
will credit Alex with 6 author + 6 originator events (author=1.80, originator=0.90)
and Cameron with 1 author + 1 originator (0.30 + 0.15), all dated to the
historical merge dates — so 7d/30d leaderboard windows show them correctly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
