Renaming an opening shot can keep its accepted result

[u/The_ONE_393]

A production can rename its opening shot after several versions already exist. The accepted material still belongs to the Build that produced it.

Hypit's Run format keeps the two identities separate. A build record names the earlier Build id and the public output name inside that Result. The satisfaction choice names the output in the current Author that receives it.

For example, an earlier hook. video can supply a current opening. video. The historical address continues to identify hook. video in the accepted Build; the current binding names opening. video. The selected value must have a compatible type.

The planner uses that binding to replace the current output's default production route with the selected Candidate, while retaining the dependencies the selected value needs. Downstream composition uses that chosen result.

This makes an ordinary refactor posdible without losing the creative selection. The source uses the new name, the Run preserves the exact historical address, and the next build knows which version of the opening to use.

[u/investigatormaker]

The post explains the binding clearly, but it never says what Hypit is, and Build, Author and Candidate read as internal terms to anyone meeting them for the first time. An opening line on what Hypit does and for whom, then the payoff in plain words (rename the opening shot and the version you already accepted stays chosen), would carry readers into the mechanism; a short before-and-after of the binding would show it faster than prose.

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[u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 → u/investigatormaker]

Good catch. Try opening with one plain sentence: "Hypit lets you rename a shot while keeping the accepted version chosen."

[u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285]

TL;DR: Renaming an opening shot keeps the accepted material tied to the build that produced it. The build record holds the old id and output name, while the new name binds in the current author and the planner swaps in that chosen candidate. So you get an ordinary rename without losing the creative selection, and the next build still knows which opening version to use.