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Sameh Khamis
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A refreshed manifest could lose its credit in two ways. A frame still loading when the refresh arrived had no credit yet, so the refresh was skipped and the frame installed with the credit of the snapshot it was staged from. And a host switch restaged the shown frame, then re-applied the refreshed manifest captured when the restage began, overwriting any newer refresh that arrived while it loaded. Each frame now remembers the latest refreshed manifest of its product, whether or not its imagery is installed yet, and takes its credit from it, falling back to the snapshot it was staged from. That snapshot still supplies the time and bounds. A restage passes the newest refreshed manifest to the new frame up front instead of re-applying a captured one afterwards, and a refresh that arrives while a frame loads is kept for a later restage.