G.11:4.2a - Selected-set, archive, and cultural-variant currentness

Use this line when refresh currentness concerns a selected set, front, Q-front, archive, portfolio lineage, cultural-variant lineage, style or tradition term bridge, path slice, reused A.6.RCD predicate definition, or admitted derived relation kind.

RefreshCurrentnessLine@Context:
  governedObjectRef:
  currentnessObjectKind:
  sourceRecordRef:
  editionOrLineagePins:
  affectedPathSliceOrScope:
  subjectPatternLocator:
  receivingUseAndApplicableConditions:
  currentnessConclusion:
  plannedRefreshAction?:
  refreshReportRef?:

currentnessObjectKind may name, for example, a selected set, Front, Q-front, ExplorationArchive, Archive, a cultural lineage, a term bridge, or a reused predicate definition. Use the line only when its recipient needs this structured currentness result; identify the temporal reference and relevant window within its conditions and pins. plannedRefreshAction? is absent when no refresh is selected, and refreshReportRef? is absent when no such report exists. The line states applicability for a use, not that the subject claim is true or adequately supported. Use G.5 for selected-set declaration, E.17 and E.24.PUB for publication, C.18 for archive and front relations, C.19 for pool treatment, C.36 for cultural-evolution claims, F.17 for exact local SchemeSenseCells, F.18 for name settlement, F.9 for obtaining Bridges, and A.6.RCD for a derived relation kind.

Use the existing result or publication for a needed currentness conclusion or limitation. Use RefreshPlan@Context, RefreshReport@Context, DeprecationNotice@Context or EditionBumpLog@Context when the corresponding plan, performed work, deprecation or edition change actually occurs; do not add an empty ticket or notice for unchanged applicability.

When the governed object is a reusable A.6.RCD predicate definition or an admitted derived relation kind, the currentness line pins the exact base definitions, named substrate and edition, authorized derivation operation, and applicability scope. A change to any of them reopens the affected derivation and its dependent uses under A.6.RCD; G.11 schedules the bounded refresh but does not redefine the relation or derivation.