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Rejected this one in a hurry, then realised two of the three files were fine.
sdods proposals accept 20250210-171204-generate-c41b8eProposal 20250210-171204-generate-c41b8e was rejectedThe directory is still there with all the files in it. Is there an un-reject, or do I re-run the agent and pay for it twice?
Accepted answer
No un-reject. The status in the manifest is the audit trail, and flipping it back would make "rejected" mean nothing.
You do not need to re-run anything, though. The proposal directory is just files:
sdods proposals show 20250210-171204-generate-c41b8eThe two files you want are under proposals/<id>/files/. Copy them into place yourself, run sdods lint, commit. That is exactly what accept would have done, minus the manifest stamp.
Cheaper habit for next time: reject with a reason, so the thing you are throwing away is recorded.
sdods proposals reject <id> --reason "step naming; keeping the page object"And if you are undecided, leave it pending. sdods proposals list --status pending is a working queue; nothing expires it. Rejecting is for "this was wrong", not for "not today".
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