docs: decision 145 (row 122 migration is print-only; Jason installs the output in Mos's window)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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@@ -3282,3 +3282,22 @@ which stay with him. Each item names who decided it and what happened.
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entry through Mos, and the live check runs after he adds it.
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- Nothing goes to Jason for this. My 2026-10-14 PM standup listed it
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under Needs Jason; Mos's reply corrects that.
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145. **Row 122's migration is print-only (2026-10-15, Rocko's request
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after #1616 comment 28516).** The new validator refuses `launch.max`,
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so a new host can't start on an unmigrated file, and the old host has
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no limits verb. Rocko offered a local `--write` helper that applies
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the human proof outside the broker. I chose print-only instead.
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- `mosaic limits migrate` needs no running bus. It reads the file it
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is given and prints the converted whole document, and that is all
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it does. There is no `--write`.
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- Jason runs it and installs the output himself in the window Mos
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runs, with the PM run idle, and the re-pin follows in the same
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window (decision 144). The packet carries the exact command, and
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no agent runs it on the live file.
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- `mosaic limits` and the Settings form are the only writers, and
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both write through the broker behind the existing human proof.
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- Why: a local helper would be a second write path to the business
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file and a second copy of the human proof, which is bound to the
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bus's own `human-cli.mjs` path (#225). A one-time migration doesn't
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justify a new security boundary.
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