A module's data section says what it keeps and how precious it is; the backup holder's lines,
binding stickiness, retirement on unassign and D13's conditions follow from it, so issue 273's
empty replacement is said and an unassigned module's data is remembered, not forgotten.
The uplink's holder writes /etc/resolv.conf, so the seat that wrote it and
ADR 0220's dependency of it on the uplink have nothing left to say. The
migration deletes the store's row; nothing holds it once resolv-conf is
unassigned everywhere.
Nothing has claimed node-dns-resolver since the mesh moved to one resolver
(hq ADR 0194); seeding never removes a row, so a migration deletes it.
resolv.conf stays the mesh's only while the network manager is told to keep
off it, which the node-uplink holder does (ADR 0117). A seat's Needs makes
that a dependency checked at assignment by the ADR 0207 mechanism (hq ADR
0220). The two-claimants test keeps its intent with a synthetic module now
that resolved-split-dns leaves the catalogue.
Each contribution grain was a manifest field and a renderer of its own; a module now contributes
to any seat with a kind that seat receives, the holder places it with
${contribution:<seat>:<kind>}, and the contribution depends on the seat. node-hotkeys is the
first new seat to receive (triggers); the display session receives window-manager config.
The environment and shell contributions were written nowhere on a node without their holder;
they now derive a dependency on node-environment, node-login-shell or node-display-server, met
and refused as ADR 0207's are. Two modules declaring one package, path or unit made the node
unresolvable after the assignment was recorded; that is refused first now, because no later
assignment can complete it.
status reported no unmet dependency on any node once systemd, pacman and docker
were assigned to all four (to-be 42), which is the condition ADR 0207 set for the
switch. A dependency no catalogue module could meet stays a report before and
after the switch, as assign already said it: there is no remedy to name.
Seed node-package-manager and node-container-runtime. Derive each module's
dependencies from its declared service, package and container resources;
judge them over the node's whole set, exempting the foundation. Refuse at
assign (several modules may go on as one act) and at unassign of the last
holder; report at composition in status, behind one switch.
jochen