Nine references across seven modules named ':latest'. ADR 0006 forbids it and
the host refuses it by name — and the refusal had never fired, because the lab
pushed every image into its own registry and rewrote each reference to the
digest it had just assigned. Deleting that registry made these the only
manifests the host would now reject (novox/hq 04-ISSUES/039).
The digests are what each tag resolves to today, read from the registry that
serves them.
This is a stopgap and should be said as one: a digest written into a repository
is wrong the moment anybody rebuilds, which is precisely why the design has the
repository name artifacts and the mesh hold digests. Until something builds and
publishes, a digest that is stale is still better than a tag that silently moves.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgweAeERJYBg88c5cKDzF
nextcloud's label was migrated from a wrong module-name default; its real
production hostname is drive.novox.be. novox.be is the bare-domain apex, now the
'@' label (composeName gained apex support).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LrgweAeERJYBg88c5cKDzF
- novox.be: owned www:latest container, public route novox.be
(host 4000 -> app 8080). No DB, no secrets. Analog: de-spiegel/hello-web.
- photos: the existing module.json was a wrong immich stub (alpine image,
port 2283). Replace it with the user's real photo app: photos-server
backend consuming the mesh s3-bucket (bucket photos) + mongodb-database
(db photos) providers, env templated from the provisions (analog:
invoicing), plus the three static client containers (admin + two family
sites). Only photos.novox.be is routed: contributes.route is single-valued
across the catalog, so eef/filip need their own modules (flagged).
jschoubben