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--data is derived and disposable; the OLTP is truth and is not. That is only worth stating if something checks it.

Wiping the derived directory must keep accounts and capability grants, and the converse test keeps the old interleaved layout honest: without the flag the same wipe destroys them, which is exactly what the split exists to escape.

Confirmed against the real binary too: wiping a 4.3M data directory leaves the forge serving 200 with its file listing intact and the index rebuilt from the stores, and the account still there. check-in: 6c2ed45467 user: dmestas tags: trunk

The fleet recorded GET /r/{repo}/timeline.sse at a p95 of 435 SECONDS. That is not a slow render, it is a connection somebody kept open for seven minutes — chat, the timeline and the ops panel all hold one for as long as the reader keeps the tab.

Two consequences, the second worse than the first. The slowest-routes panel was headed by four streams, burying GET /{$} at 1198ms against a 13ms median — the one real finding on the page. And every stream crosses the render budget by design, so the first-crossing alert fired on connections that were working perfectly: the muted-channel failure that rule exists to prevent, defeated from inside the same feature.

Detected from the response, not the path. A handler that streams says so in its Content-Type; a rule matching '.sse' would miss the next streaming route added under another name. Prefix-matched, so a charset does not defeat it.

Found by the panel on its first look at real traffic, which is the argument for having built it. closed check-in: cf9a277e13 user: dmestas tags: ops-streams