The object-store module was repinned to a maintained fork of the withdrawn server image, its runtime sidecar built rather than pulled, and its data moved off the predecessor's live directory. The report's status: and fixed-by: now say so.
A resolved status should not imply the general points are closed, so What was done states plainly that the instance is answered and the three standing points are not: the mesh still cannot say which of its other pinned third-party images remain obtainable, and would still learn of a withdrawal only when a node without the image tried to deploy. The replacement question is carried by research 015; the detection question is carried by nothing, and is the first open question.
Also folds in the one thing a duplicate report of this symptom had that this one did not: issue 064 asked whether the build environment can reach a declared vendor image, and assumed that once declared it stays fetchable. Withdrawal is the case that assumption does not cover.
The duplicate itself is not merged — it carried the token evidence (actions: [], $disabled) that this report's 01-diagnosis.md retracts in full.
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The object-store module was repinned to a maintained fork of the withdrawn server image, its runtime sidecar built rather than pulled, and its data moved off the predecessor's live directory. The report's `status:` and `fixed-by:` now say so.
A resolved status should not imply the general points are closed, so **What was done** states plainly that the instance is answered and the three standing points are not: the mesh still cannot say which of its other pinned third-party images remain obtainable, and would still learn of a withdrawal only when a node without the image tried to deploy. The replacement question is carried by research 015; the detection question is carried by nothing, and is the first open question.
Also folds in the one thing a duplicate report of this symptom had that this one did not: issue 064 asked whether the build environment can **reach** a declared vendor image, and assumed that once declared it stays fetchable. Withdrawal is the case that assumption does not cover.
The duplicate itself is not merged — it carried the token evidence (`actions: []`, `$disabled`) that this report's `01-diagnosis.md` retracts in full.
Checks: cycle 265 documents, the chain holds; records 97, all passed; index current.
The object-store module was repinned to a maintained fork of the withdrawn server image, its
runtime sidecar built rather than pulled, and its data moved off the predecessor's live
directory. The instance is closed; the three general points the report makes are not, and What
was done says so rather than letting a resolved status imply otherwise.
Folds in the one thing a duplicate report of this symptom had that this one did not: issue 064
asked whether the build environment can reach a declared vendor image and assumed that, once
declared, it stays fetchable. Withdrawal is the case that assumption does not cover. The
duplicate is not merged — it carried the reading this report's diagnosis retracts.
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The object-store module was repinned to a maintained fork of the withdrawn server image, its runtime sidecar built rather than pulled, and its data moved off the predecessor's live directory. The report's
status:andfixed-by:now say so.A resolved status should not imply the general points are closed, so What was done states plainly that the instance is answered and the three standing points are not: the mesh still cannot say which of its other pinned third-party images remain obtainable, and would still learn of a withdrawal only when a node without the image tried to deploy. The replacement question is carried by research 015; the detection question is carried by nothing, and is the first open question.
Also folds in the one thing a duplicate report of this symptom had that this one did not: issue 064 asked whether the build environment can reach a declared vendor image, and assumed that once declared it stays fetchable. Withdrawal is the case that assumption does not cover.
The duplicate itself is not merged — it carried the token evidence (
actions: [],$disabled) that this report's01-diagnosis.mdretracts in full.Checks: cycle 265 documents, the chain holds; records 97, all passed; index current.