Issue 173 — a setting overrides a key a contribution or served fact declares, never adds one; files still merge; ${setting:…} may be a served or contributed value, refused by name when unset; a key nothing takes is named as stray. Verified against the live plans of all four nodes: every key that disappears from a contribution is a leaked file setting or a mesh word; nothing a provider reads goes away.
Issue 174 — place: "mesh" resolves to <root>/mesh/<module>; a directory beneath a placed one states ${dir:<id>}/<rest> and moves with it. The proof test now resolves both catalogues; 48 catalogue definitions and the controller's own manifest name exactly the paths they named before.
ADR 0155 — the installation check refuses at registration (module add and a build's result), in the check's words, with the way out.
Merge order: mesh-catalog #196 (declared served keys) → rebuilt mailu + keycloak registered → this → mesh-catalog #197 (the placement; needs the word mesh).
Three of novox/hq's group-4 leftovers.
- **Issue 173** — a setting overrides a key a contribution or served fact declares, never adds one; files still merge; `${setting:…}` may be a served or contributed value, refused by name when unset; a key nothing takes is named as stray. Verified against the live plans of all four nodes: every key that disappears from a contribution is a leaked file setting or a mesh word; nothing a provider reads goes away.
- **Issue 174** — `place: "mesh"` resolves to `<root>/mesh/<module>`; a directory beneath a placed one states `${dir:<id>}/<rest>` and moves with it. The proof test now resolves both catalogues; 48 catalogue definitions and the controller's own manifest name exactly the paths they named before.
- **ADR 0155** — the installation check refuses at registration (`module add` and a build's result), in the check's words, with the way out.
**Merge order:** mesh-catalog #196 (declared served keys) → rebuilt mailu + keycloak registered → this → mesh-catalog #197 (the placement; needs the word `mesh`).
Three of novox/hq's group-4 leftovers, one branch.
Issue 173: a module's settings reached every route it contributed, every database it asked for and
every served fact its consumers read — a mail server's site name arrived at the proxy as a route
fact. A setting now overrides a key a contribution or served fact declares and adds none; a file
still merges any key, and a key nothing takes is named as stray instead of dropped silently.
Issue 174: the mesh's own files for a module — its bus credential, its merged config, its bindings —
were placed by the definition under /var/lib/mesh/<module>, 232 host paths in 50 definitions. A
directory may now say `place: "mesh"` and resolves to <root>/mesh/<module>; a directory beneath a
placed one may state its path as `${dir:<id>}/<rest>` and moves with it. The proof test resolves
both catalogues and compares: 48 definitions, no path moved. The controller's own manifest is
converted here; the catalogue in mesh-catalog.
ADR 0155: the installation check moves to registration. `module add` and a build's result both
refuse a definition that names an installation, in the check's words, with the way out; the build
stays recorded.
Issue 173's rule needs it: a mail provider serves its domain and an identity provider its issuer,
and neither is the definition's to state. Declared as ${setting:<key>}, filled from the layers after
the overrides; a key so asked for is not stray.
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Three of novox/hq's group-4 leftovers.
${setting:…}may be a served or contributed value, refused by name when unset; a key nothing takes is named as stray. Verified against the live plans of all four nodes: every key that disappears from a contribution is a leaked file setting or a mesh word; nothing a provider reads goes away.place: "mesh"resolves to<root>/mesh/<module>; a directory beneath a placed one states${dir:<id>}/<rest>and moves with it. The proof test now resolves both catalogues; 48 catalogue definitions and the controller's own manifest name exactly the paths they named before.module addand a build's result), in the check's words, with the way out.Merge order: mesh-catalog #196 (declared served keys) → rebuilt mailu + keycloak registered → this → mesh-catalog #197 (the placement; needs the word
mesh).Three of novox/hq's group-4 leftovers, one branch. Issue 173: a module's settings reached every route it contributed, every database it asked for and every served fact its consumers read — a mail server's site name arrived at the proxy as a route fact. A setting now overrides a key a contribution or served fact declares and adds none; a file still merges any key, and a key nothing takes is named as stray instead of dropped silently. Issue 174: the mesh's own files for a module — its bus credential, its merged config, its bindings — were placed by the definition under /var/lib/mesh/<module>, 232 host paths in 50 definitions. A directory may now say `place: "mesh"` and resolves to <root>/mesh/<module>; a directory beneath a placed one may state its path as `${dir:<id>}/<rest>` and moves with it. The proof test resolves both catalogues and compares: 48 definitions, no path moved. The controller's own manifest is converted here; the catalogue in mesh-catalog. ADR 0155: the installation check moves to registration. `module add` and a build's result both refuse a definition that names an installation, in the check's words, with the way out; the build stays recorded.Issue 173's rule needs it: a mail provider serves its domain and an identity provider its issuer, and neither is the definition's to state. Declared as ${setting:<key>}, filled from the layers after the overrides; a key so asked for is not stray.