The readiness verdict names a missing price "Active price" while it names every other gap in lowercase #311
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What happens
A product's page has a readiness panel: the conditions a product must meet before members can buy it, and a one-line verdict. When conditions are unmet, the verdict lists them, for example "Incomplete; missing: recurring default price". Each item is a lowercase noun ("entitlement set", "published", "payment processing") or a provider's name, except one: a listed product with no active price reads "Incomplete; missing: Active price, payment processing". The Products list's Status note takes the same name: "Missing: Active price".
The name comes from the row's label, because the price row has a lowercase name of its own only for its one-time-price case.
The specification's example of the list note, "Missing: Entitlement set", does not match the list either, which shows "Missing: entitlement set".
What should happen
The no-price gap is named in lowercase like the others: "Incomplete; missing: active price, payment processing", and "Missing: active price" in the Products list. The specification's example of the list note matches what the list shows.
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internal/server/product_readiness.go(commerceRows),openspec/specs/product-management/spec.md(requirement "The Status column is the verdict")Why it matters
The verdict is the line an operator reads to learn what a product lacks, and one item cased unlike the rest reads as a different kind of thing.