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Label-bot smoke test #2 — mainnet App, after installation #2

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@Kairose-master

Second attempt at the label-to-bounty smoke test.

The first one (#1) looked like a pass and was not: the v1 sandbox App was still installed on this repository, heard the label, and escrowed a worthless testnet token. Its receipt was word-for-word what a real bounty looks like, which is now recorded as failure-modes §23 and fixed — the bot comment states whether the money is real.

Since then: the v1 App's access to this repo was removed, and the mainnet App was actually installed (creating an App and installing it are separate steps; without the install GitHub delivers nothing, which is why the retry on #1 was silent).

To run the test: add the bounty:$1 label. The label already exists on this repo, so it is one click.

Read the bot comment carefully — the wording is the discriminator:

  • "$1 in real USDC" → the mainnet App answered. This is the pass, and it is real money.
  • "$1 in testnet tokens (no real value)" → a sandbox deployment answered. Check which Handsel Apps are installed here.
  • "Ledgermind" anywhere in the comment → v1 again; its access was not fully removed.
  • Nothing at all → the App is still not installed on this repo, or the Issues permission/event is off. Check /doctor.

On a pass, remove the label immediately to cancel and refund. The test is the comment, not the job.

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