A failed read keeps the last list and says reachable false, so a list the node can no longer confirm is
never shown as current, and a first read that fails is never an empty list taken for an answer.
The keeper reads pacman's database into installed.<node> and writes it only when it differs from the key,
says each change as package.changed, and keeps the last value when the list is over the bus's cap, marking
the node not current until it fits again; the health names the size. The loop runs over injected states,
events, clock, watch and machine, and leaves hooks (start, after a transaction, state watches, wakes) for the
upgrade parts of ADR 0508.
The keeper process runs under its own account with a bus account of its own,
keeps the six states and emits the nine events of ADR 0507 and ADR 0508; its
config (upgrade-order, record-days, round-start-minutes) lands in its config
file and restarts it. shapes.go fixes every key's value and event body as the
interface the keeper and the verbs share. The weekly timer and its service are
dropped, which the node-engine removes.
mesh/merge-gate head bd10ec4f0dbe merged into trunk 4bdacf38d2f0 — pass: builds pacman → ace, g14, novox, shanks; no bus step; every machine composes with …
mesh/repo-check head bd10ec4f0dbe merged into trunk 4bdacf38d2f0 — pass: its merge-check.sh passed, each part in its toolchain: merge-check.sh (go), merge-…
Mirrors were generated once and never again and caches never cleaned. The
module holds node-package-manager (hq ADR 0207), declares pacman itself, owns
/etc/pacman.conf whole — [options] cannot take an appended block — with the
union of the enabled repositories and improved options, proven by pacman-conf
in its test, and enables reflector.timer (its config owned) and
paccache.timer. Fifteen tools from a Go bundle; transactions run as transient
units so a call's timeout never kills pacman mid-transaction (to-be 42).
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