The hand-written seed predates automx2's prio column — every config-v1.1.xml request 500'd against a table the seed had just made. Comparing against the predecessor showed its database had the same gap: client autoconfiguration has been silently broken on the old stack for a long time, behind a root page answering 200. The live db gained the column by ALTER (autoconfig XML now serves, verified); a fresh mesh now seeds it right.
The hand-written seed predates automx2's `prio` column — every `config-v1.1.xml` request 500'd against a table the seed had just made. Comparing against the predecessor showed its database had the same gap: **client autoconfiguration has been silently broken on the old stack for a long time**, behind a root page answering 200. The live db gained the column by ALTER (autoconfig XML now serves, verified); a fresh mesh now seeds it right.
The hand-written seed predates automx2's prio column, so every
config-v1.1.xml request 500'd against a table the seed had just made —
and the predecessor's own database had the same gap: client
autoconfiguration has been silently broken on the old stack for a long
time, behind a root page that answered 200. The live database gained
the column by ALTER; a fresh mesh now seeds it right.
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The hand-written seed predates automx2's
priocolumn — everyconfig-v1.1.xmlrequest 500'd against a table the seed had just made. Comparing against the predecessor showed its database had the same gap: client autoconfiguration has been silently broken on the old stack for a long time, behind a root page answering 200. The live db gained the column by ALTER (autoconfig XML now serves, verified); a fresh mesh now seeds it right.