[Epic] Temporal cycle (Factory) #14

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opened 2026-07-01 00:50:49 +00:00 by manlycucumber · 1 comment

manlycucumber commented

2026-07-01 00:50:49 +00:00

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Build phase one of the resolver: fill the temporal blocks anchored to Easter (Computus), Advent, and the special movable feasts and octaves. Done when any date resolves to its correct temporal observance and season independent of the sanctoral.

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manlycucumber commented

2026-07-02 00:06:14 +00:00

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Epic complete — all 8 sub-issues merged (#15–#22). The temporal cycle Factory now fills the entire Proper of Time for any Gregorian year under the 1962 rubrics:

#15 Computus + #16 PaschalSkeleton — Easter and the Easter-anchored skeleton.
#17 ChristmasCycle (Advent → Epiphany), #18 LentenCycle (Septuagesima → Passiontide), #19 HolyWeek (Palm Sunday → Holy Saturday, Triduum marked), #20 Eastertide (Easter → Pentecost octave), #21 TimeAfterPentecost (Trinity → Advent, with resumed Epiphany Sundays) — the five block-fillers.
#22 MovableFeasts — the six movable feasts of the Lord.

Shared model: TemporalObservance (identity + season + rank + colour + Latin name) and the TemporalCalendar helper. Every day 1583–2200 was swept for invariants; each issue passed an adversarial multi-agent liturgical review. Design record: docs/design/temporal-fill-model.md.

Next (Wave 1): the sanctoral overlay (#23) composes onto this skeleton, then precedence/concurrence (#29).

Epic complete — all 8 sub-issues merged (#15–#22). The temporal cycle Factory now fills the **entire Proper of Time** for any Gregorian year under the 1962 rubrics: - **#15 Computus** + **#16 PaschalSkeleton** — Easter and the Easter-anchored skeleton. - **#17 ChristmasCycle** (Advent → Epiphany), **#18 LentenCycle** (Septuagesima → Passiontide), **#19 HolyWeek** (Palm Sunday → Holy Saturday, Triduum marked), **#20 Eastertide** (Easter → Pentecost octave), **#21 TimeAfterPentecost** (Trinity → Advent, with resumed Epiphany Sundays) — the five block-fillers. - **#22 MovableFeasts** — the six movable feasts of the Lord. Shared model: `TemporalObservance` (identity + season + rank + colour + Latin name) and the `TemporalCalendar` helper. Every day 1583–2200 was swept for invariants; each issue passed an adversarial multi-agent liturgical review. Design record: `docs/design/temporal-fill-model.md`. Next (Wave 1): the sanctoral overlay (#23) composes onto this skeleton, then precedence/concurrence (#29).