0.3.6 on both PCs: igneumd.exe (built on PC 1 with GCC 13's mingw) shipped with the Mac toolchain's GCC 16
libstdc++-6.dll, which no longer exports seven symbols the exe imports (std::codecvt_utf8_utf16 and a
stringbuf::seekpos); Windows refused the node with Entry Point Not Found. -C link-arg=-static had never removed
the libstdc++ import (0.3.5's Mac-built exe carries it too).
- packaging/windows/check-runtime-dlls.sh: objdump imports per DLL against the DLL's exports; shown to fail
the 0.3.6 pairing (7 missing) and pass 0.3.5's; run by push-inputs.sh before signing and by make-payload.sh
- push-inputs.sh: DLLs next to the exes first, then the Mac toolchain
- jobbuild.rs: the PC's windows stage copies its own toolchain's three DLLs into the pack (unit test);
build-job.mjs accepts the small DLL PE files and places them next to the exes
- cross-build.sh: -static-libstdc++ added as a try (measured on the 0.3.7 build)
- the six version files: 0.3.7
5 October 2026, PC 2 on 0.3.5: the prover probe's inline script (double quotes, a path with a space) reached bash
mangled and the app said proving needed the WSL2 setup while /opt/igneum held the host. Now the probe, run_tool, the
setup launch, igneum-prove-verify (probe and run; the wslpath round trip dropped) and jobrun's six inline scripts
write a UTF-8, LF, no-BOM file under %LOCALAPPDATA%\igneum\wsl and run wsl -d <distro> -- bash [-l] '<file>' '<arg>'...
with every word single-quoted, placed raw on the command line; arguments reach the script as $1, $2. Unit tests pin
that the line never carries a double quote or a newline and that the file has LF endings and no BOM.
The four helpers (detect::run_timeout, jobrun::run_capture, jobrun::run_streamed, procs::spawn) already set
CREATE_NO_WINDOW; the direct .output()/.spawn() sites did not. 5 October 2026: a console window on both PCs.
the project lead, 5 October 2026: "why is it taking so long for pc2 and pc1s tasks to spin up?". The PCs have no inbound ports
and one miner is off the LAN, so one thread per app now long-polls the relay's public /wake with the last stamp
(GET <url>?since=<stamp>, held up to 45 s there). A changed stamp sends Event::Wake and the engine fetches the jobs
file at once (signature check unchanged); a wake during a fetch in flight fetches again right after it. The first
reply only seeds the stamp. Backoff 5, 15, then 60 s while the relay is unreachable, a 10 s floor between requests,
a full hold when the relay has no stamp yet: never a busy loop. One log line per wake, one when it falls back, one
on recovery. IGNEUM_APP_JOBS_WAKE_URL overrides the URL (set and empty: no waker).
CHECK_EVERY_S 600 -> 120: the poll is the fallback now; the first poll stays 40 to 60 s after start. An unchanged
file is no longer logged on every poll. Remote jobs off stops the waker too.
Unit tests: the stamp logic (seed, same, changed, empty), the backoff sequence and the recovery flag, the floor,
the URL and query. cargo test -p igneum-app: 60 + 22 pass; cargo build --release -p igneum-app: finished.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spec 7.7 item 4: a node without a verifier relays proof records and never includes them. On 5 October no app node ran one.
1. src/verifier.rs decides once per node start and engine.rs passes it to the igneumd spawn. macOS and Linux: igneum-prove-host
next to the engine's binaries. Windows: the new igneum-prove-verify.exe (src/bin/prove-verify.rs, a bin target of this crate,
shipped by make-payload.sh) is set only when its --probe finds a host inside WSL2; it rewrites --proof with wslpath -a,
runs the host in the order of src/wslhost.rs and returns its exit code, 2 when there is no host. Trust mode is never the
default: the setting proof_verify_trust (Settings, "devnet only") sets IGNEUM_PROOF_VERIFY=trust only when no verifier was
found; changing it restarts the node. After the WSL2 setup runs, the prover thread asks for one node restart.
2. The prover's WSL2 probe looks at the payload's wsl2/bin, ~/igneum-prove/proving/igneum-prove/target/release (what
setup-wsl.sh builds), ~/igneum-prove/target/release and /opt/igneum, in that order (one list in src/wslhost.rs, shared
with the wrapper); the tile's message names every path it looked at.
3. The prover thread reads igneum_getProvingStatus().verifier every 30 s, proving on or off; /api/state carries
proving.verifier, verifier_mode, verifier_set, verifier_reason, verifier_note and the pool counts; the tile has a
verifier row and says when this node relays proofs but does not verify them.
Tests: cargo test -p igneum-app, 89 passed. The wrapper cross-compiles with --target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu on the Mac.
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One notice at a time, the most important first (app/igneum-app/ui/app.js, Notices; pure, unit tested):
0 update installing, urgent or failed 1 job failed 2 clock 3 job running
4 update available, downloading, ready, waiting for permission, manual 5 job done 6 updated
Lower notices wait their turn. Every notice has a close control; closing hides that notice's key until the
state moves on (a new status, version or job id).
States and their rules:
update available "Igneum Miner X is available." Install now, Later. Key update:X:pending.
update downloading "Downloading Igneum Miner X: 43%." (no percent when unknown), progress bar; same key as
available and checking, so Later hides the whole download until it is ready.
update checking "Checking Igneum Miner X." (the engine's staging step).
update ready "Igneum Miner X is ready. It installs by itself at a quiet moment." (auto on) or just
"... is ready." Install now, Later. Key update:X:ready.
update waiting Windows, nobody answered the administrator prompt: "... is waiting for permission. It
installs the next time someone is at this PC. Mining continues."
update manual "... is downloaded. Open it and drag the app over the old one." Open the download.
update installing "Installing Igneum Miner X. The app restarts itself. Mining continues until then."
(on a Mac, where the engine quits at once: "The app restarts itself in a moment.")
Also while the engine says "installing now" after Install now.
update urgent the engine's consensus-deadline text, ember, downloading percent when it downloads.
update failed "The update to X failed." plus one line of cause and Try again; rolled back:
"Igneum Miner X did not stay up and was rolled back." A dev build with no manifest
configured shows nothing (Settings still says it).
updated "Updated to Igneum Miner X from Y." Gone 60 s after the new version started.
job running "Job: <title> running, N min. <Stage>." with the last RESULT line underneath.
job done "Job: <title> done after N min. Report uploaded." Gone after 5 minutes.
job failed "Job: <title> failed after N min, exit C. Report not uploaded." plus the first error
line (BUILD FAILED / error / failed / panic among the result lines, else the summary).
Stays until closed. Timeout and aborted are "hit its time cap" and "was stopped".
clock as before: the engine's words, Sync clock, the manual hint; on the setup screens only
(the node card carries it on the dashboard). Jobs show on the dashboard only.
Layout: the strip reserves no height while empty; when a notice appears or goes, main's top moves once with a
150 ms transition (none under prefers-reduced-motion). Existing tokens only, nothing newer than 2022 CSS.
Screenshots: ?update=<state> as before, ?job=running|done|failed added (packaging/ota/README.md).
Test: node --test app/igneum-app/ui/notices.test.mjs (ordering, dismissed keys, wording, the 5-minute and
60-second timers); added to the CI site job. Built once with cargo (include_str) and checked against the
ui-mock scenarios and a scratch engine instance (IGNEUM_APP_DATA in a temp dir, fake worker).
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Owner's decision, 5 October 2026: the proposed testnet identity (docs/testnet/README.md) and the proposed fee floors
and prover-gas table (docs/analysis/base-fee-floor.md, spec 05 section 5.10) are adopted as proposed. The three
documents now say "adopted 5 October 2026" with the sign-off noted and the per-network rule written in: the testnet
and the mainnet carry calibrated v1 from genesis; the devnet and the simnet keep the prototype set until the
fees_v1_activation_daa height switch (fork branch release-0.3.6) moves them.
Conflicts (generated site files): index.html keeps the 0.3.5 dev-fee sentence and testnet-prep's testnet-terms card;
litepaper.html keeps the 0.3.5 two-paragraph dev-fee text and testnet-prep's MetaMask paragraph; journey.json keeps
the 0.3.5 feed (newest 40); sitemap.xml keeps /miners and /wallet. Site rebuilt with node site/build.mjs.
Also: infra/fast-time/override-60x.json carries fees_v1_activation_daa 0 (the fork's fast-time test wants every
override field); docs/plans/release-0.3.6.md (the inputs push must run from this tree before the workflow verifies
the signature; the devnet rollout of the fee floor as a height switch; the morning order).
Checks: node site/build.mjs; link-check 324 links 0 broken; check-workflow-shell 0 findings; test-inputs-signing.sh
16 of 16 with the signer built from this tree; bash -n on the four shell files; the PowerShell parse rule at the
0.3.5 baseline (3 hits, unchanged).
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- docs/analysis/base-fee-floor.md: the base-fee floors (100 gwei per gas, 10,000 gwei per pgas), B_p 120,000 and
S_p 30,000 pgas, the calibrated v1 pgas table (intrinsic 300, modexp 10 + 1 per 10 bytes) from the measured 44
cycles per EVM gas and 9 cycles per pgas, with the arithmetic and a stated price assumption; spec 05 section 5.10.
The parameters are implemented on the node fork branch testnet-params (vendor, not in this repository).
- docs/testnet/README.md: igneum-testnet-1 (chain id 4462, ports 268xx, frozen genesis 2026-10-05T00:00:00Z with
its message and hash, mainnet finality window, every switch from genesis, no override file) and the reset policy.
Every value proposed, for the morning sign-off.
- docs/plans/history-rewrite.md: G14, the exact git-filter-repo pass, the dry run on a throwaway mirror clone (0
identity hits, 0 secrets, every stamp +0000, 312 commits), what breaks and the order for the morning.
- G13: app/igneum-app/src/inputs.rs and igneum-ota-sign sign-inputs / verify-inputs; push-inputs.sh signs
payload-inputs.json with the OTA key and pins the node commit (packaging/windows/node-source.pin);
windows.yml verifies the signature with the embedded key, the zip, every file and the pin before building and
uploads the verified record; fetch-ci-artifacts.sh signs the update manifest only with --sign-manifest <run-id>
after re-verifying that run's inputs. test-inputs-signing.sh (16 cases) and tools/ci/check-workflow-shell.mjs.
- site: testnet terms on the download section, wallet.html (wallet_addEthereumChain, chain ids 4462/4463, IGN, 18
decimals), the litepaper's app paragraph (MetaMask and the coming Igneum Wallet, no hardware wallet) and the
miner fee sentence (no protocol fee; optional 1% in the miner software, off with one flag). node site/build.mjs
and the link check pass.
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Conflicts resolved keeping both: engine.rs carries the sweep state (miner-eff) and the node watchdog (reliability);
the STATUS line goes through watchdog::parse_status and still feeds the sweep's rate sample; main.rs declares both
modules; bench-log.md keeps both entries. site/build.mjs keeps master's partial-injected pages and adds the /miners
bench table through the same page() with active: 'miners'; the Miners link is in site/partials/nav.html; sitemap
gains /miners; every generated page rebuilt with node site/build.mjs.
docs/bench-log.md: the fake-worker measurements (slow start one trip and 2.0 s restart, fake-fast guard in under
0.1 s, exit 43 at 8.8 s, CPU re-check stop at 0.5 s, stall guard at 60.1 s with STATUS lines through the silence,
one prepare per epoch with refused retries held; app: zero-rate restart at 79.6 s and faulted at 75.4 s on the
repeat, no-status restart at 90.4 s, silent node restarted at 150.7 s and synced 7.2 s later; no double restart on
the miner's own worker restart). Two defects the harness found are named with their fork commits.
docs/fud-ledger.md and the round-4 review table: M26, M27, X21 Fixed with the commits.
engine.rs: the miner's restart note no longer hides the fault reason on the card.
tools/reliability: the harness matches the miner's stderr lines where they are printed there.
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Conflicts resolved keeping both: Settings and SettingsState carry the sweep fields (miner-eff) and dev_fee /
fee_total (dev-fee); the engine's settings snapshot sets both and the DevFeeState line stays.
Decision of 4 October 2026 (evening): the Igneum Miner software takes a visible, switchable 1% dev fee, the norm
for GPU miners; the protocol stays fee-free. The miner side (--dev-fee, the 1-in-100 template counter, the audit
command) is on branch dev-fee of the node fork.
- app: settings.dev_fee (default on) passes --dev-fee 0 to igneum-miner when off; Settings shows the miner's own
"dev fee 1% (1 block in 100) to 0x..." line next to the rewards address with a switch; the engine parses the
miner's start line and its dev-fee block lines (fee_session, lifetime fee_total, an event per fee block)
- packaging/hive: h-manifest.conf, h-config.sh, h-run.sh, h-stats.sh, make-hive-package.sh (igneum-hive-<v>.tar.gz
with the Linux igneumd, igneum-miner and both GPU workers), README with the Flight Sheet, selftest.sh (bash -n,
stub binaries, the three hooks the way Hive runs them, the stats JSON parsed). Hive itself is untested
- infra/cross/build-workers-linux.sh: the NVRTC and OpenCL workers cross-compiled for Linux with zig;
proto-opencl/cl_dynamic.h gains the Linux dlopen branch (libOpenCL.so.1)
- tools/dev-fee/run.mjs: the fee-block test network (two nodes on 29900+, three CPU miners, payouts audit)
- docs/design/miner-dev-fee.md (mechanism, flag, lines, the DEV_FEE_ADDRESS placeholder and the devnet address),
docs/fud-ledger.md E18 and the E5/L9 status line, litepaper "What a miner's hour looks like" paragraph, homepage
miner section note
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Conflict resolved: publish-jobs.sh keeps master's verify command and --tries (the retrying live check) alongside the
build kind's arguments; the usage range covers the merged header.
Conflicts resolved: state.rs keeps both the sweep fields (miner-eff) and the race fields (miner-perf); bench-log.md
keeps both appended entries; publish-manifest.sh keeps master's --override implementation (8082576, the "every
height switch" rule, --verify-only, --tries, the retrying live check) and adds miner-perf's --tuning / --no-tuning
with the carry-over of consensus.override and tuning from the current manifest. One --override case, one parser.
The first Windows update over the air (0.3.3 to 0.3.4) sat on 'the installer is starting' with no helper log on
PC 2. The helper launched by a remote job with the same arguments ran at once. Fix in 0.3.5; the Windows machines
take 0.3.5 by hand once more.
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src/sweep.rs (new): the cap steps 100% to 50% in 10% steps clamped to the card's limits, per-step rows (mean draw
from nvidia-smi power.draw, mean worker interval rate), the choice (best MH/W, ties to the higher rate then the lower
cap), the nvidia-smi power parser, a state machine on an explicit clock (15 s settle, 60 s hold, 30 s cap readback
limit), the elevated helper scripts (one administrator prompt per sweep: a command file polled by one elevated
process, self-restoring after 20 idle minutes), the unsupported reasons (Apple silicon, AMD). 9 unit tests with
PC 1's recorded RTX 5090 numbers (575 W default, 460 W cap, 290 W draw, memory temperature [N/A]).
Engine: scheduler (once after install, then weekly; one card at a time; only while the card mines, after 120 s
steady, never under a remote job hold, a pause, or inside 600 s of the hour boundary), the cap-mode probe (direct
when the engine runs elevated, else the helper), abort on any fault (card leaves mining, worker error, GPU 90 C,
job, pause, quit) with the cap restored, the chosen cap held and recorded, SWEEP table lines in the app log,
--sweep mode (sweep every supported card, print the table on stdout, leave the caps, quit). Cap floor 50% (was 60).
A readback that matches the asked cap now counts as applied (PC 1 showed "cap NOT applied" for hours at 460 W).
Dashboard: live eff MH/W on each tile, the sweep line (phase, last result, or why unsupported), Sweep now / Stop /
Unpin, "pinned" and "chosen by the sweep" on the cap line, the Settings toggle, the cards-page note, slider min 50.
A cap moved by hand pins the card: the sweep records but does not change it.
PC 1 measurement: relay/playbooks/sweep-5090.ps1 (a run job, elevated, miners stopped; a second engine with --sweep
in a scratch data folder, RESULT SWEEP lines) and docs/plans/miner-eff.md with the publish command. Not published.
Untested on a card.
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New job kind `build` (jobs.rs, jobbuild.rs, jobrun.rs run_build): free-space check on both sides (20 GB), the
build-inputs zip by sha256, setup inside the distro as root (mingw-w64 posix, clang for bindgen, protoc, zstd, the
Windows rust target; idempotent), sources extracted with the target dir persisting under /root/igneum-build,
cargo build --release native and for x86_64-pc-windows-gnu, cargo test for the manifest's packages, binaries
zstd-compressed and sent to the relay (fn=upload, Blob PUT, fn=drop; 50 MB each) with sha256 in RESULT lines,
STAGE lines with UTC times, a 40-minute default budget and per-stage caps, the Linux side killed on a cap. The
app's runner stays serial (one Active at a time), so a build never overlaps a shard job; nothing stops the miners.
From this version an unknown job kind is skipped by the app (parse_lenient) instead of rejecting the whole file;
the signer stays strict.
Mac side: packaging/windows/push-build-inputs.sh packs a fork worktree, app/igneum-app, brand/icons and
proto-cuda with a manifest (branch, commit, dirty, builds, tests) and the sha256; publish-jobs.sh add --kind build;
tools/build-job.mjs packs, publishes, watches, fetches, checks both sha256 per file and the PE header of every exe
(plus verify-exe.py on igneum-app.exe), and places the binaries where push-inputs.sh, make-payload.sh and the
cloud-devnet scripts look. relay.mjs drop <file> --body carries the body.
Tested on the Mac: 33 app tests (6 new) and the signer's 21; cargo check for x86_64-pc-windows-gnu; the packer
(7.9 MB zip, no target dirs); the publisher against a scratch folder with the rebuilt signer, the old signer
refusing the kind, a bad job refused at signing; the fetch path against the live relay with a real exe (sha256
and PE pass, a wrong sha256 refused; test items deleted). Not run on a PC: the job itself. docs/plans/build-job.md
has the first job for PC 1 and the rollout order (0.3.4 must be on the PCs before a build job is published).
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Log drawer: the Logs button shows its open state (Close logs, chevron); a Newest button appears when the user scrolls
up and follow re-engages at the end; a time ruler with error and swap marks, an HH:MM:SS jump box, last error and last
swap buttons; substring search with a match count and highlights; copy the lines in view; the height drags from a grip
(140 px to 70% of the window, remembered); a window under 700 px tall opens a 180 px drawer. The list is virtualised
(19 px rows, only the rows in view in the DOM; up to 20,000 lines kept; wrap mode under 5,000 lines). Polling runs only
while the drawer is open and the window is visible.
Screens: one type scale and spacing scale in app.css, tabular figures everywhere, the bottom bar in pieces (machine name
truncates first, address always short, uptime dropped under 1100 px), tile captions carry their full text as a title,
syncing shows an ETA from the measured block rate, the engine-away state names itself on the node tile, short-window
rules, the key sheet scrolls on a short window, compact settings card rows on two lines, only a block that just arrived
flashes (not the whole strip on first paint).
Performance: the minute grid is drawn once into an offscreen layer; the strip redraws twice a second and at the display
rate only during a flash; nothing draws and the state poll drops to every 5 s while document.hidden. ?debug=1 prints a
budget line every 5 s and exposes window.__igneumBench.
tools/ui-mock: a stand-in engine (node tools/ui-mock/server.mjs) replaying recorded, scrubbed API responses with
scenarios (syncing, nodedown, nocards, integrated, clock, paused, biglog, fresh, job, nvidia), so UI work never
touches a running miner.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review round 4 X21 and the project lead's levers 5 and 6 (4 October 2026 evening):
- src/watchdog.rs: CardWatch (no status line for 90 s, or hash rate 0 for 60 s while the node is synced: one
restart, then the card is marked faulted with the reason in the UI and the log; the miner's own worker restarts
suspend both rules until ready, so there are no double restarts; exit 43 counts as a watchdog restart) and
NodeWatch (our node silent for 120 s is restarted in-process through the restart kind the remote jobs use, with a
growing delay). State machines with no clock; 11 unit tests replay recorded STATUS and WORKER FAULT lines.
- engine.rs reads STATUS mismatched=, faults= and the WORKER FAULT lines onto the card (faults, mismatched, message);
a faulted card is not restarted until the user changes its settings or resumes mining; other cards keep mining.
- site/miners.html (build.mjs, scrubbed like /bench, rows from site/miner-bench.json): card, generator version, best
MH/s, MH per watt where measured, miner version, date, source, measured by the team or reported by the fleet. In the
navigation beside the engineering log on every page and in the sitemap. One line says there is no other miner to
compare with.
- tools/reliability: fake-worker.mjs (the serve protocol, misbehaving on command), run.mjs (miner guards on a private
test network, ports 29950+) and app-run.mjs (the app watchdog end to end, ports 29960+).
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The engine turns a worker's race line into one TUNING {json} line in the app log (card model as the worker names it,
driver, arch, program class loads and wide loads, every variant's MH/s, winner, gain, the card's power cap and
draw, MH per watt), which the existing intake receives; the card state carries the variant for the dashboard and
one event per race. tools/tuning.mjs aggregates the records from miner_logs per card model (median MH/s or MH per
watt, at least 3 samples, de-duplicated per race) and writes tuning.json; publish-manifest.sh --tuning puts it in
the signed manifest (and now takes --override for consensus.override; both are carried over from the current
manifest when not given, --no-tuning drops it); manifest.rs parses it; ota.rs writes <app data>/tuning.json and
removes it when the manifest drops it; procs::spawn takes an environment and every miner starts with
IGNEUM_TUNING_FILE, which its worker reads at every prepare. Dry run of the publisher against a scratch folder:
tuning and override written, carried over, dropped, signature verified.
docs/plans/miner-perf.md: the signed jobs for PC 1 (fetch the race build of the NVRTC worker, then
relay/playbooks/race-5090.ps1 with the miners stopped: 17 variants, 3 rounds, twice) with the exact publish
commands for the main session; not published by the agent.
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PC 2 on 0.3.3: 'wsl -d Ubuntu-24.04 -u [user]' from the app fails with getpwnam([user]) and the default user has no
cargo, while the project lead's own session has both in a distro of the same name: WSL distros belong to the Windows account,
and the engine runs under a different context than the interactive session. So the prover path is self-sufficient
inside the Ubuntu the app sees: the wsl-prover probe and the shard-benchmark job run as root (the job's wsl_user or
IGNEUM_APP_WSL_USER first, root second, the distro default last), and the shard job runs the Linux host the
payload ships next to the app (wsl2\bin\igneum-prove-host, cuda feature) directly for each fixture (shard 0 in
shard mode, the blocks in block mode, results under <app data>\prove\igneum-prove-wsl2\results); params.build
= true keeps the package's prove-shard.sh path. Every job logs the account context first (Windows user, SID,
elevated, the signed-in console user, then 'wsl user <id> uid <n> home <h>' and nvidia-smi inside the distro),
the engine logs it once at start, and the dashboard (Settings and the job strip) says 'The app runs as X
(elevated). The signed-in user is Y; WSL and its tools belong to that account.' when they differ.
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PC 2 on 0.3.3 logged 'needs wsl-prover' although the toolchain is there as user [user]. Every negative probe now
lands in the engine log with its exit code and the first 200 characters of output (it reaches the intake). The
probe sources ~/.cargo/env and sets ~/.cargo/bin and ~/.sp1/bin itself (a login shell from a console-less process
need not), runs as the job's wsl_user or IGNEUM_APP_WSL_USER first and the distro default user second, and a
payload with wsl2\bin\igneum-prove-host next to the app meets the requirement when the distro answers.
publish-jobs.sh: --requires none or "" publishes an empty list (none was a literal requirement, "" fell back
to the kind's default).
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