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Vitor PamplonaandClaude Opus 5
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Three things an afternoon of driving the cordn screens on a tablet turned up. **"Ask who it is" left the coordinator card contradicting itself.** It printed "Nothing asked of it yet." directly above "Says it is: cordn-server · 0.1.0", because `health.recordSuccess` was only reached from `CordnGroupManager.call` and `serverInfo()` goes to the coordinator through `CoordinatorClient` without passing that way. The screen's own comment says health is "only ever what a call of ours already observed", and this is one — usually the very first, since the button exists so someone can find out whether a coordinator they just added answers at all. Recorded in `CordnSession.serverInfo` now, where the session already holds the health it feeds. An answer counts as a success and a throw as a failure; `null` counts as neither, because a scope that did no handshake returns `null` and a call that never left the device must not report a coordinator as reachable. **"1 single-use packages available."** — and "1 packages this device cannot open". Both are now plurals. Three tests cover the health path: an answer marks it observed, a throw counts a failure and keeps its reason, and silence leaves it unknown. --- The live migrate harness could not run on this machine at all; none of it was the product. - `stack.sh` ran the coordinator with `--network host` so it could reach a relay on the host's loopback. On Docker Desktop the daemon is inside a VM, so that is the *VM's* loopback and `127.0.0.1:$PORT` is nothing: the coordinator retried "Relay connection error" until `stack_up` gave up waiting for a pubkey that was never coming. It now uses `host.docker.internal` off Linux and keeps `--network host` on it. - `BLOB_PORT` defaulted to **877**, which is privileged, so the blob stand-in died with `PermissionError` for anyone who is not root — on Linux too. Now 8877. - `blob_up` did not check the server came up. A dead one surfaced thirty lines later as `migrate export` reporting "no server accepted the document", plus two more failures behind it, none naming the blob server. It now waits for the port and exits 2 with the real error. With those, `cli/tests/cordn/migrate.sh` passes end to end on stock defaults. Worth knowing for whoever runs it next: the image is amd64-only, so on Apple Silicon the pull needs `--platform linux/amd64` and then runs emulated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>