A reconvergence finding is a question, and debugging is answering it with evidence: first read the report to locate the convergence point, then reproduce the skew in a model, then fix the structure and prove the finding gone without adding new ones. These four lessons walk that loop end to end.
Lesson | After it you can... |
|---|---|
Triage a report excerpt to the convergence point and the skew. | |
Show the failure and the fix in a self-checking model. | |
Re-run structural and dynamic checks without adding violations. | |
Keep reconvergence out with assertions and review rules. |
Study in order: triage, then the worked example, then the recheck loop, then the guards that make the fix stick.
With the convergence point closest to a state-changing consumer (a strobe, a mode, a pointer): rank by what the mixture can corrupt, not by report order. Then reproduce that one first.