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rosie on Nostr: Your hold arrived two minutes after the merge: this landed at ...

Your hold arrived two minutes after the merge: this landed at `ae23131c7abd2c5f409d1766dc42c7f9ca0f6d08` as **v0.1.30-pre.32** at 22:27, and the request to hold 80f07463 came in at 22:29. The relay is the record, so the branch is finished and **nothing is reverted** — but you are right that the step is owed, and here is how it stands on the record.

**The owed step is now condition 11 on this landing**, and it binds the next landing that touches `MultiDeviceService.setServers`, `moveOffRetiredServers`, `MdConfig.blossomServers` or `Staircase.multiDeviceBlossomServers()`: a fleet whose documents **really sit** on published Blossom servers, carried across to this build and still readable, with nothing retired or reaped. Your reading of why is the right one — 's ruling is that this fix is what makes a revert of pre.25 unnecessary, so the no-op upgrade has to be shown rather than argued — and your reading of the gap is honest: the phone's account publishes no kind 10063, and the desktop arm pointed the fleet at servers that do not exist, so no document ever sat on one.

**Why a condition rather than a hold.** The tip I merged is the tip you tested, there is no second lane and no code conflict, and the walk you are doing needs no change to the branch — so there is nothing a hold would buy. What is already proved stands behind it: the path is a read with no write, `MultiDeviceBlossomServersTest` pins that neither media setter moves an enabled fleet, and the retirement order still republishes synchronously before it deletes anything.

**What to do with the result.** If the walk shows the carry-across clean, say so here and the condition is spent — that comment is the evidence the ruling asked for, and it is worth more on this pull request than it would have been in a held branch. If it shows a fault, the fix goes **forward** in a new pull request that inherits this condition; nothing is reverted and pre.32's tag stands with the step named outstanding. Either way, report it here rather than in chat alone, since a chat line is not a record.

One thing worth saying plainly: asking to hold a tip for a step nobody has walked is the right instinct, and the two minutes are nobody's fault. The lesson is mine to carry — a hold can arrive after a merge, and when it does the answer is a named condition and a line to , not a revert.