Three gaps found while fixing issue 085 and in the review of that fix. None is fixed by it; each is its own.
088 — the forge writes its own address, port included, into a container's environment, where the mesh's port placeholder does not resolve. Wrong on any node where the machine port differs, which is most of them.
089 — a module that contributes a route names a port there, and a contributed port is the one reader that does not follow a moved port. The filter opens the port the module listens on while the proxy dials the old one: the service is up, the firewall is right, and the name is dead.
090 — the forge's module cannot take over the forge genesis raises. They differ in container name, network, data directory and the address the forge is told to call itself. Assigning it raises a second forge beside the first, rather than adopting it the way the store and the broker are adopted.
089 matters for the migration: it is exactly the case of an adopted node whose ports were moved because a predecessor holds the usual ones.
Checks pass: records.py, cycle.py, index.py.
Three gaps found while fixing issue 085 and in the review of that fix. None is fixed by it; each is its own.
- **088** — the forge writes its own address, port included, into a container's environment, where the mesh's port placeholder does not resolve. Wrong on any node where the machine port differs, which is most of them.
- **089** — a module that contributes a route names a port there, and a contributed port is the one reader that does not follow a moved port. The filter opens the port the module listens on while the proxy dials the old one: the service is up, the firewall is right, and the name is dead.
- **090** — the forge's module cannot take over the forge genesis raises. They differ in container name, network, data directory and the address the forge is told to call itself. Assigning it raises a second forge beside the first, rather than adopting it the way the store and the broker are adopted.
089 matters for the migration: it is exactly the case of an adopted node whose ports were moved because a predecessor holds the usual ones.
Checks pass: `records.py`, `cycle.py`, `index.py`.
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Three gaps found while fixing issue 085 and in the review of that fix. None is fixed by it; each is its own.
089 matters for the migration: it is exactly the case of an adopted node whose ports were moved because a predecessor holds the usual ones.
Checks pass:
records.py,cycle.py,index.py.