{% extends "base.html" %}
{# A session that is on disk and could not be opened (#240) — the third state, on the screen the
   home row sends a reader to. It is deliberately not `errors/500.html`: that page names no session
   and offers nothing to run, and a row that says "open it for the full detail" has to be right.

   Everything the server knows is stated here, in full and untruncated, because this is the page the
   home row was humanised *against*. Hiding it in both places would not be a friendlier product, it
   would be a product that knows less than it did. #}
{% block title %}{{ slug }} — Requivo{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
<p><a class="backlink" href="/">← All requests</a></p>

<h1>{{ slug }}</h1>
{# The same constant the home row's badge comes from, via `templating.py` -- not the literal, which
   would let the two surfaces drift apart while each looked right on its own. #}
<p><span class="badge danger">{{ unreadable_badge }}</span></p>

<div class="notice danger" role="alert">
  <p>Requivo found this session on disk and could not open it. Nothing has been changed or deleted.</p>
  <p>What went wrong:</p>
  {# The store's own words, escaped by the environment like every other value on every page. It is
     the one place in the product where they belong: whoever is reading this page is the person
     fixing it. #}
  <pre class="detail">{{ detail }}</pre>
  <p class="muted">Error code: <code>{{ code }}</code> (HTTP {{ status }})</p>
</div>

<h2>What to try</h2>
<div class="card">
  <ul class="clean tight">
    <li><code>requivo session verify {{ slug }}</code> reports what is wrong in full — the same
      check <code>requivo doctor</code> runs over every session.</li>
    <li>Every model that was ever applied is still on disk, under <code>revisions/</code> inside
      this session, so an earlier one can be recovered from there.</li>
    <li>If the message above says this session came from a newer Requivo, upgrading is the fix —
      nothing here is damaged.</li>
  </ul>
</div>
{% endblock %}