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doguildquestlist.bss

Binary layout, byte coverage, field semantics, and validation evidence for the intrinsic BSD doguildquestlist decoder.

Investigation status

Status Value
Coverage 100%
Iteration BSD migration
Review state BSD migration reconciled
Last reviewed 2026-08-03
Captures examined Steam capture ads_version 856; PAZ 3595; file hash 4263278520; 172 extracted bytes; 38 rows; normalized SHA-256 1e1e9df68bd9b847eb7926e0f9254d83011d65de4262f8ad3a371a06ea0efa2e
Decoder packages/scraper/src/tables/doguildquestlist.bss.ts
Remaining blockers None

See Decoder methodology for the confidence scale and evidence rules.

Field ledger

Field/path Offset and width Representation Claimed meaning Physical confidence Representation confidence Semantic confidence Evidence Status
File framing whole file intrinsic BSD schema with strict EOF validation record framing and section boundaries Certain Certain High Fresh extraction and strict decoding consume the capture exactly Closed
rows[].questGroupId, questNumber row +0..+3, two u16 retained quest identifiers guild-enabled quest IDs Certain Certain High Shared quest-ID representation and exact reference equality Closed
Reserved ranges schema-local fixed widths consumed with .pad() and omitted framing or semantically neutral capacity Certain Certain Neutral Adjacent fields, strict EOF, and exact snapshot parity establish each width Closed

Active assumptions

Findings

ID Finding Evidence Schema/documentation impact Status
F-01 The intrinsic decoder reproduces the transformed reference output exactly. Full snapshot comparison; 38 rows; normalized SHA-256 1e1e9df68bd9b847eb7926e0f9254d83011d65de4262f8ad3a371a06ea0efa2e The BSD schema is the production source of truth. Closed
F-02 Row and section boundaries are intrinsic. Strict decoding reaches exact EOF on the installed capture. No companion offset table is loaded by this decoder. Closed
F-03 Reserved byte ranges are representation details. Their widths are fixed by adjacent fields and full-snapshot parity. .pad() keeps the schema readable and omits redundant output properties. Closed

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