The controller's own composition (mesh-controller internal/broker, 2026-10-01)
publishes memberships into the assignments stream after each push and
subscribes to its seat's tool subjects; the list the installer carries did
not say so, and a controller on it is refused on the first thing it tries:
"Permissions Violation for Publish to mesh.assignment.novox.builder" (hq #251),
which is why every build asked through the console was lost. The controller's
test that compares the two (TestTheInstallersFirstUserListIsWhatTheControllerWouldCompose,
run with this checkout beside it) named exactly these two subjects, and passes.
The controller's own composition (mesh-controller internal/broker, 2026-10-01)
publishes memberships into the assignments stream after each push and
subscribes to its seat's tool subjects; the list the installer carries did
not say so, and a controller on it is refused on the first thing it tries:
"Permissions Violation for Publish to mesh.assignment.novox.builder" (hq #251),
which is why every build asked through the console was lost. The controller's
test that compares the two (TestTheInstallersFirstUserListIsWhatTheControllerWouldCompose,
run with this checkout beside it) named exactly these two subjects, and passes.
The controller's own composition (mesh-controller internal/broker, 2026-10-01)
publishes memberships into the assignments stream after each push and
subscribes to its seat's tool subjects; the list the installer carries did
not say so, and a controller on it is refused on the first thing it tries:
"Permissions Violation for Publish to mesh.assignment.novox.builder" (hq #251),
which is why every build asked through the console was lost. The controller's
test that compares the two (TestTheInstallersFirstUserListIsWhatTheControllerWouldCompose,
run with this checkout beside it) named exactly these two subjects, and passes.
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The controller's own composition (mesh-controller internal/broker, 2026-10-01)
publishes memberships into the assignments stream after each push and
subscribes to its seat's tool subjects; the list the installer carries did
not say so, and a controller on it is refused on the first thing it tries:
"Permissions Violation for Publish to mesh.assignment.novox.builder" (hq #251),
which is why every build asked through the console was lost. The controller's
test that compares the two (TestTheInstallersFirstUserListIsWhatTheControllerWouldCompose,
run with this checkout beside it) named exactly these two subjects, and passes.