Allow upload scripts to target a local API server instead of the remote
production server, enabling 32x+ concurrency for dramatically faster
full-cardset uploads (~30-45s vs ~2-3min for 800 cards).
- pd_cards/core/upload.py: add api_url param to upload_cards_to_s3(),
refresh_card_images(), and check_card_images()
- pd_cards/commands/upload.py: add --api-url CLI option to upload s3
- check_cards_and_upload.py: read PD_API_URL env var with prod fallback
- Update CLAUDE.md, CLI reference, and Phase 0 project plan docs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents current branch state, what's built, what's left,
known bugs, and decision points so the next session can pick
up without re-investigating.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents proposed architecture for moving card-building logic upstream
to Python, including:
- Executive summary with problem statement and migration path
- CardBuilder sketch with contract system for pluggable placement strategies
- Support for different card "personalities" (Standard, Clutch, Power Heavy, etc.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CRITICAL BUG FIX: Removed code that was appending asterisks to left-handed
players' names and hash symbols to switch hitters' names in production.
## Changes
### Core Fix (retrosheet_data.py)
- Removed name_suffix code from new_player_payload() (lines 1103-1108)
- Players names now stored cleanly without visual indicators
- Affected 20 left-handed batters in 2005 Live cardset
### New Utility Scripts
- fix_player_names.py: PATCH player names to remove symbols (uses 'name' param)
- check_player_names.py: Verify all players for asterisks/hashes
- regenerate_lefty_cards.py: Update image URLs with cache-busting dates
- upload_lefty_cards_to_s3.py: Fetch fresh cards and upload to S3
### Documentation (CRITICAL - READ BEFORE WORKING WITH CARDS)
- docs/LESSONS_LEARNED_ASTERISK_REGRESSION.md: Comprehensive guide
* API parameter is 'name' NOT 'p_name'
* Card generation caching requires timestamp cache-busting
* S3 keys must not include query parameters
* Player names only in 'players' table
* Never append visual indicators to stored data
- CLAUDE.md: Added critical warnings section at top
## Key Learnings
1. API param for player name is 'name', not 'p_name'
2. Cards are cached - use timestamp in ?d= parameter
3. S3 keys != S3 URLs (no query params in keys)
4. Fix data BEFORE generating/uploading cards
5. Visual indicators belong in UI, not database
## Impact
- Fixed 20 player records in production
- Regenerated and uploaded 20 clean cards to S3
- Documented to prevent future regressions
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