Plan cards make a limit's singular by cutting a trailing "s", and drop their limit lines without an error when the rules cannot be read #201
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What happens
Each tier card on the Products page lists the tier's limits as " ".
entitlementFeaturesbuilds these lines from the rules of the product's entitlement set and each resource key's display name. Two things go wrong there.labelForfalls back to the raw key, and the card reads "1 fedwiki_site". The registry already stores a singular noun for each key incore.resource_keys.unit("site" forfedwiki_sites).ListResourceKeyLabelsselects that column, butresolveResourceLabelsdrops it. Every other count the console prints goes throughpluralize, which is given both forms.buildPlanFeaturesreads the rules withGetActiveRulesBySetID. When that read fails, it carries on with no limit lines and writes nothing to the log. The card shows only the strings from the product'smetadata.features, or no features at all, and looks complete. Every other failed read inbuildPlansDatalogs the error and the section answers "Failed to load plans" (plansLoadFailed).What should happen
A limit of 1 reads in a singular form the console was given, never one made by cutting letters off the display name. The catalog spec's example in
openspec/specs/member-product-discovery/spec.md("1 wiki sites") changes with the fix.A failed rules read is logged with its error and reported like the section's other failed reads. A member never sees a card that lists fewer limits than the plan grants without being told why.
Where
internal/server/member_plans.go(buildPlanFeatures,entitlementFeatures);internal/server/member_entitlements.go(resolveResourceLabels).TestPlanFeaturesininternal/server/member_plan_features_test.gopins both behaviours as they are today.Why it matters
A member choosing a plan reads its limits from these lines. A misspelt noun makes the catalog look broken. A card missing its limits undersells the plan, and nothing in the log shows why.