The RestartCount == 0 check cannot discriminate the 058 fix — the consumer is built after its broker is already up, so patient and exit-on-unreachable code both connect first-try, and restart-on recreates reset the count anyway. Downgraded to an honest liveness check; the comment points at the mesh-tools unit test as the real proof.
The trust-failure dump ran base64 -d over declared.json, which is JSON (not base64), so it always reported "no trust" whether or not it was declared. Removed; the adjacent Python check that decodes the inner declaration field is kept.
The 063 comment claimed the vhost is re-listed after the restart; the code only runs a TCP probe. Corrected, and the docker-proxy-vs-DNAT coupling noted.
Green fresh on run 17.
From the review of the bed's own assertions:
- The `RestartCount == 0` check cannot discriminate the 058 fix — the consumer is built after its broker is already up, so patient and exit-on-unreachable code both connect first-try, and `restart-on` recreates reset the count anyway. Downgraded to an honest liveness check; the comment points at the mesh-tools unit test as the real proof.
- The trust-failure dump ran `base64 -d` over `declared.json`, which is JSON (not base64), so it always reported "no trust" whether or not it was declared. Removed; the adjacent Python check that decodes the inner `declaration` field is kept.
- The 063 comment claimed the vhost is re-listed after the restart; the code only runs a TCP probe. Corrected, and the docker-proxy-vs-DNAT coupling noted.
Green fresh on run 17.
- The RestartCount==0 assertion cannot discriminate the 058 fix: the
consumer is built after its broker is already up, so patient and
exit-on-unreachable code both connect first-try; and restart-on
recreates reset the count. Downgraded to an honest liveness check and
the comment now points at the mesh-tools unit test as the real proof.
- The trust-failure dump ran base64 -d over declared.json, which is JSON
(not base64), so it always reported 'no trust' — removed; the adjacent
python check that decodes the inner declaration field is kept.
- The 063 comment claimed the vhost is re-listed after the restart; the
code only runs a TCP probe. Comment corrected to what the code proves,
and the docker-proxy-vs-DNAT coupling is noted.
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From the review of the bed's own assertions:
RestartCount == 0check cannot discriminate the 058 fix — the consumer is built after its broker is already up, so patient and exit-on-unreachable code both connect first-try, andrestart-onrecreates reset the count anyway. Downgraded to an honest liveness check; the comment points at the mesh-tools unit test as the real proof.base64 -doverdeclared.json, which is JSON (not base64), so it always reported "no trust" whether or not it was declared. Removed; the adjacent Python check that decodes the innerdeclarationfield is kept.Green fresh on run 17.