Diary day

Thu 9 Apr produced updates worth publishing.

Cm360 Trafficking Sheet, Cm360 Taxonomy Audit Sheet, and Automation Reports all shipped updates, with the trafficking sheet initializing the project and the taxonomy sheet splitting DV360–CM associations into per-site rows.

Cm360 Trafficking Sheet

Cm360 Trafficking Sheet initialized the project tool and added gitignore

The repository shipped one commit that initialized the project tool, touching twenty-three files including gitignore, code, the plain-language README, run scripts, sidebar, and appsscript configuration. Four categories—content, automation, docs, and configuration—registered movement.

The commit initialized the project tool and added gitignore, with changes spanning code, the plain-language README, run scripts, sidebar, and appsscript configuration. Four activity categories—content, automation, docs, and configuration—were active.

Initializing the project with a clear README and gitignore lowers the barrier for someone curious about the workflow but not yet fluent in developer tooling.

What changed

  • Initial the project tool
  • gitignore
  • Code
  • the plain-language README

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Cm360 Taxonomy Audit Sheet

Cm360 Taxonomy Audit Sheet split DV360–CM associations into per-site rows and simplified audit output

The repository shipped five commits that split DV360–CM associations into per-site rows, simplified audit output to a single DV360–CM association tab, added a DV360–CM site association tab, and fixed focused-run placement counts in the run log. Five files changed, spanning code, the README, sidebar, and operator docs.

The commits split DV360–CM associations into per-site rows, simplified audit to single DV360–CM association output, added a DV360–CM site association tab, and fixed focused run placement counts in the run log. The changes touched gitignore, code, the plain-language README, sidebar, and operator docs.

Splitting associations into per-site rows and simplifying audit output makes the workflow easier to understand at a glance, which is where visitor trust begins.

What changed

  • Split DV360 CM associations into per-site rows
  • Simplify audit to single DV360 CM association output
  • Add DV360 CM site association tab
  • Fix focused run placement counts in run log

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Automation Reports

Automation Reports updated six timestamped report files

The repository revised files labeled 2026-04-09 1300, 2026-04-08, 2026-04-09, and three additional timestamps. Content and automation categories both registered movement across twelve files.

The day's changes touched 2026-04-09 1300, 2026-04-08, 2026-04-09, 2026-04-09 0130, 2026-04-09 0730, and 2026-04-09 1330. Two activity categories—content and automation—were active.

Timestamped reports let operators trace when a change occurred and what the system knew at that moment, reducing guesswork when something needs investigation.

What changed

  • 2026 04 09 1300
  • 2026 04 08
  • 2026 04 09
  • 2026 04 09 0130

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