diff --git a/decisions/manifest-address.md b/decisions/manifest-address.md index 801b2a2..c4aee08 100644 --- a/decisions/manifest-address.md +++ b/decisions/manifest-address.md @@ -93,16 +93,32 @@ published nothing and the declaration switched off for the first publication are `decisions/first-release.md`, and they are absent by decision rather than by failure. -Two tracked files printed the address, and #35 removed both: +Two tracked files printed the address, and #35 removed both. What follows is the +reading taken that day rather than the state of the tree: grep -rno 'https://[a-zA-Z0-9./_-]*manifest.json' -- README.md docs/ ; echo "exit=$?" exit=1 Run 2026-08-08. Nothing was printed and the grep exited 1. What the operator-facing files said instead was that installation is not available yet, -which was what an address answering 404 left them able to say. Now that the entry -exists they may print the address, and whether they do is the instruction in #55 -rather than this rule. +which was what an address answering 404 left them able to say. + +The same command answers with five sites now, and those five are the operator +instruction: + + grep -rno 'https://[a-zA-Z0-9./_-]*manifest.json' -- README.md docs/ ; echo "exit=$?" + README.md:17:https://flowfin.dev/manifest.json + README.md:54:https://flowfin.dev/manifest.json + README.md:63:https://flowfin.dev/manifest.json + README.md:73:https://flowfin.dev/manifest.json + docs/index.html:31:https://flowfin.dev/manifest.json + exit=0 + +Run 2026-08-23 against the tree at 1f88020. The first is the address in the +three-step instruction, the three below it are inside the commands an operator +runs when the repository looks empty, and the fifth is the same address on the +served page. Printing them is what the entry in `internal/address.Answered` made +permissible, and it is written rather than still to be decided. The 404 pair stays here because this is where the address is argued, and a superseded reading is worth more in place than deleted: it is the pair that @@ -142,8 +158,9 @@ That check returned early for as long as the list was empty, and it says so on its own output rather than passing quietly. With an entry it makes the request, so the day the entry landed is the day the check began reading anything at all. -The operator instruction that prints the address is the other half of #34. The -list is no longer what stands in front of it. +The operator instruction that prints the address was the other half of #34. It is +written, the five sites above are it, and the list stopped standing in front of +it on the day the entry landed. ## What this costs diff --git a/decisions/release-procedure.md b/decisions/release-procedure.md index 67d0761..de2be65 100644 --- a/decisions/release-procedure.md +++ b/decisions/release-procedure.md @@ -52,8 +52,23 @@ it. Naming these is most of the value, because the hand steps are the ones done differently the second time. -Running the publication. Nothing schedules it today; #32 is where a schedule and -a run that cannot race itself are decided. +Deciding that a run's verdict calls for a merge, and asking for a run when a +release lands between the scheduled ones. Starting the publication is not the +hand step here. `.github/workflows/publish.yml` declares a daily schedule, a +request trigger, and a concurrency group naming the destination so that two runs +never write one file. What such a run leaves is a verdict and nothing else: its +permissions are read-only, none of its three steps pushes, and its checkout goes +with the runner. So `wrote new bytes` on the default branch is the sentence +saying the published catalogue no longer matches what the declarations come to +and a merge is owed, and reading that, then producing the bytes the request +below carries, is the part that stayed a person's. + +The sentence that stood at this entry until this correction is superseded rather +than deleted. It said the publication had no schedule, and it sent a reader to +#32 as the place where a schedule and a run that could not race itself were +still being decided. #32 was answered on 2026-08-20 and the workflow file above +carries both, so what that sentence pointed forward to has arrived and what is +left by hand here is the paragraph above rather than starting the run. Opening the pull request that carries the placed file, and merging it. This is the same route as any other change and it has the same gate in front of it.