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--roles-only collapsed the entire failed set, so a job that never reached a verdict came back as a bare role name and the rotation re-picked axes the run had already proved green, dropping the one combination it never got to. Nothing distinguished a verdict from an interruption. collapse_failures() takes the failed set and the hard-failure subset: a role that failed outright collapses to its name, everything else keeps the exact role#variant@mode+tor it was given. A role with a hard failure absorbs its own unfinished rows, since the collapsed name already covers every variant of it. With --strict the two arguments are the same list, so i8ciall, i8ciallon and i8cifo are byte-identical to before; a test asserts that agreement rather than leaving it to inspection. The new combination is exposed as i8civar, which is i8ciallon without --strict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>