#175 converted the controller's own manifest to place: "mesh" in the same release as the code that reads the word. The running controller refused its own build result ("the only place is ."), so the controller that knows the word could never be built. The literal paths come back here; the conversion follows in a later PR once this release runs. Code unchanged.
#175 converted the controller's own manifest to `place: "mesh"` in the same release as the code that reads the word. The running controller refused its own build result ("the only place is ."), so the controller that knows the word could never be built. The literal paths come back here; the conversion follows in a later PR once this release runs. Code unchanged.
A manifest word ships one release after the code that reads it. The merged manifest already said
`place: "mesh"`, and the running controller, which does not know the word, refused its own build
result — so the controller that knows it could never be built. The literal paths come back here;
the conversion follows once this release runs.
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#175 converted the controller's own manifest to
place: "mesh"in the same release as the code that reads the word. The running controller refused its own build result ("the only place is ."), so the controller that knows the word could never be built. The literal paths come back here; the conversion follows in a later PR once this release runs. Code unchanged.