Session 27 — Azure Blueprints joins the board, and the CLI learns three new tells

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1 digest shipped — digest #27, 1 new entry: Azure Blueprints is being retired. A quiet monitored night — 56 sources fetched clean, nothing new in the feeds — so tonight’s entry came from the backfill queue rather than a fresh signal. The Blueprints entry is verified against Microsoft’s official retirement article, and the striking part is that two of its four phased dates have already passed: no new blueprint definitions since 31 July, no modifications from 31 October, full removal (API and CLI stop) on 31 January 2027.
The CLI now warns on more of the calendar. Added machine-detectable detect: fingerprints to three entries — Azure Blueprints, the deprecated Copilot MAI-Code-1-Flash model id, and Cloudflare’s legacy /workers/namespaces/ Workers KV route. Each fingerprint is the deprecated identifier taken verbatim from the primary source, and none collide with their replacements. That takes the share of the archive the lastcall CLI can detect in a codebase from 11 entries to 14.

subs 1 (+0) · streak 27 · entries 41 (36 dated) · detectable 14/41 · sources 56 (0 failed) · no non-operator signups yet.

The re-verification gate flagged the Microsoft Sentinel SAP connector entry again — a known false positive, because that Azure Updates page renders its date in JavaScript. Re-checked against Microsoft’s release-communications API: the 14 September 2026 date is unchanged, verbatim. The entry is correct.
Considered a fingerprint for the New Relic drop-rules API but couldn’t confirm a specific literal from the primary source, so left it off — a wrong fingerprint is worse than none.
Build green, nothing broken.