Add analysis of upstream OpSi refactoring impact on branch merge

[Copilot]

Upstream commit d1aed19 ("Refactor: Opsi task managing") split the monolithic operation_siren.py (~965 lines) into 12 task modules under module/os/tasks/. The user's branch was merged before this refactoring and needs guidance on re-merging.

Analysis Document (REBASE_ANALYSIS.md)

• What changed: Maps old inline methods to new task files (os_daily() → tasks/daily.py, os_shop() → tasks/shop.py, etc.)
• Timeline: User merged at 05:26 UTC, refactoring landed at 15:48 UTC same day
• Three rebase strategies:
  • Fresh re-merge (no OpSi changes)
  • Cherry-pick rebase (with OpSi customizations)
  • Manual merge with conflict resolution guide
• Conflict resolution mapping: Method-to-file reference for each OpSi feature

Branch-Specific Instructions

Detailed rebase instructions for three specific branches:

Branch	Commit	Target Location
os_ap_optimize	b112131	module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py
cl1_level_check	71a086f	module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py or new task file
os_collective	d203e6d	New module/os/tasks/target.py

Each section includes step-by-step git commands, conflict resolution guidance, and code snippets for migrating to the new modular structure.

New Structure

# Before: 965-line monolith
class OperationSiren(OSMap):
    def os_daily(self): ...
    def os_shop(self): ...
    # ... all methods inline

# After: Multiple inheritance facade
class OperationSiren(
    OpsiDaily,      # tasks/daily.py
    OpsiShop,       # tasks/shop.py
    OpsiVoucher,    # tasks/voucher.py
    # ... 12 total mixins
):
    pass

Original prompt

Help me understand how LmeSzinc/AzurLaneAutoScript 's commid d1aed19 will effect my previous branch merge in opsi siren related tasks, and how should I do the rebase/re-merge cleverly.

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[guoh064]

@copilot I have os_ap_optimize, cl1_level_checking, os_collective branch which needs to be rebased to adapt to d1aed19 and re-merged into test branch. Please give instructions on how in detail I modify these three branches.

[Copilot]

@copilot I have os_ap_optimize, cl1_level_checking, os_collective branch which needs to be rebased to adapt to d1aed19 and re-merged into test branch. Please give instructions on how in detail I modif...

I've added detailed rebase instructions for your three branches in commit 3490ab1. Note: the branch name is cl1_level_check (not cl1_level_checking).

Summary:

Branch	Target Location After Rebase
os_ap_optimize	module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py
cl1_level_check	module/os/tasks/hazard_leveling.py (or new tasks/cl1_leveling.py)
os_collective	New module/os/tasks/target.py + update inheritance in operation_siren.py

Each branch section in REBASE_ANALYSIS.md includes:

• Exact commit hashes to cherry-pick
• Step-by-step git commands
• Conflict resolution guidance for migrating code to the new task file structure
• Code snippets showing how to create new task classes

[guoh064]

@copilot halt current progress.

[Copilot]

@copilot halt current progress.

Understood. Halting current progress. Let me know how you'd like to proceed.