Where “Victorian games and ground minimums · Wednesday-start calendar” comes from

Version facts

Name

Victorian games and ground minimums · Wednesday-start calendar · catalogue label “B011 Wednesday opening” (from the release notes)

FingerprintfingerprintA unique code computed from a version's contents. Change one byte and the fingerprint changes.

cf_b02a0…0c9d

Short fingerprint

b02a02c

Kind

Alternative A fixture built alongside another in the same release. One declared setting differs, such as the calendar or a preference strength.

Season

2027 · Wednesday opening (17 March) 2027-start-0317

Release

Victorian games and ground minimums modelled-2027-b011-20260919 · 19 Sep 2026

Recorded facts

207 games · 5 bye rounds · dates: every game · slot bands: every game · kickoff times: modelled assumptions on every game

Overall status

Incomplete incomplete (rests on some assumptions) · 57 met · 0 not met · 2 switched off · 4 don't apply · checker row states: 2 disabled (switched off), 57 evaluated (checked), 4 not_applicable (doesn't apply)

Source document format

candidate schema 6.0.0 · document digest sha2565447d5f4…3e8c

Where the summary came from

editorial_from_release_notes (written by hand from the release notes) · the summary and “what changed” lines are editorial, written from the release notes, never generated.

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Catalogue parent

Victorian games and ground minimums · Alternative to variant_of · this link follows the release order chosen for the catalogue. The version’s own record appears below.

Recorded parent

candidatecf_c940a…28a7 · not published: an internal base candidate that exists only inside the release's comparison inputs.

Official reference

none recorded

Changes from earlier version

Prototype comparison prototype_diff · 11 moved · read the changes
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Files and fingerprints

Each public file has a recorded fingerprint, called a SHA-256 digest. Exporting the same version again must produce identical files.