The operator asked to remove the controller by finishing its hand-over; no tool said who holds
the lease, which manifests still read, invoke or consume mesh-controller, or whether the lease
write's check (ADR 0571 §13) would pass. grants_lease_check answers all three from bus state on
the grants part, which already reads the lease, every manifest at the indexer's trunk and the
bus's streams: the holder and what follows from it, every dependency with the record on the
named keep list that keeps it, the controller's streams and buckets someone consumes, and the
check run dry at the write (the three kept to it alone) and before its delivery, with reasons.
Quick fix: the judgement and the keep list in the grants part, as here.
Thorough fix: the keep list and the dependency derivation in mesh-sdk, shared by this tool and
the §13 manifest tests in mesh-catalog, mesh-delivery and mesh-tools. Chosen quick: the tests do
not exist yet and an sdk move needs a group; the move is named for the lead.
Why: the assigner switches its grants source when the controller's lease is handed away; until then the written keys are compared with the controller's, so the switch rests on a measured equality. Needs the group's mesh-sdk pin (PartGrantKey) before it builds.
The part composed every membership with no root-free input, so telegram's verified-sender was dropped and the membership held as a shadow
difference. It now asks mesh-controller.root-free for the machines a composition needs, per pass, failing closed and said once, and wakes
on root-not-free condition-raised and condition-cleared.
mesh/check checking 12f16bbebd40 on 13380e3d0e52 | novox/mesh-delivery#58 in group fix/1790-grants-create-buckets
A module's new state reached the bus only when the controller started (issue 1790, met three
times: puts, queues, mesh-vault's bus-accounts). The operator allowed one more grant in the
controller's composer on 2026-10-26 08:54, creation only: the part's process now creates each
bucket, log or stream a placed module's manifest declares and the bus lacks, with the same
configuration the controller asserts (mesh-sdk BucketStreamConfig, Log.Config,
ModuleStreamConfig), on the event that brought the manifest, never on a timer. It says asserted
and logs one line per module; a stream the bus holds is never updated or deleted, its difference
only said; a create refused is said and tried at the next event; one created at this manifest
and gone since is made again only by hand. grants_assert asks the process to do the same for one
module now. The user list, the grants and any change to a held stream stay in shadow. mesh-sdk
moves to fix/1790-grants-create-buckets, whose composer grants this, so the shadow list is
composed as the controller's.
Issue: 1790
mesh/check pass 9132b6a296b9 on 13380e3d0e52 | unit 168 run, 473 kept | integration 178 run, 539 kept | composition passed in 36ms on novox
ADR 0547 clause 9: the vault writes the hash of each bus account it holds into bus-accounts.<user>. The grants part
watches that state (no timer), carries the hash with each shadow user in memory only, and its user-list tool says per
user whether a hash is held and how its line would differ from the loaded one (same, adds, left out for want of a
credential, loses its login); never the hash, since bcrypt salts make two hashes incomparable. Take-over names the
users with no hash.
Issue: 1945
Since release 6 nobody publishes memberships, so a module placed since cannot serve its seat
or reach a new state (the operator, 2026-10-25 22:31). The part publishes each membership on
the assignments stream only when it differs from the one last published, composes from the
manifest the wanted build names, and says a refused publish and tries again at the next event.
Pins mesh-sdk 881da7f, whose composer grants mesh-grants that publish.
The grants part must compose with the controller's own composer before it can take over the
list; in shadow it proves the two agree, names every input the bus does not carry yet, and
takes no effect. It claims no seat (mesh-sdk's seat list does not name mesh-grants for the
running composer), serves module tools, and keeps running when a read or write is refused.