felhom.eu/documentation/audits/CAMPAIGN-7-catalog-sweep-2026-07-19.md

CAMPAIGN 7 — full app-catalog sweep (bump · deploy · validate · clean)

Run: 2026-07-18 evening → 2026-07-19 morning (overnight, hard wall-clock 06:30 CEST) Repos: app-catalog-felhom.eu (the work), felhom.eu/documentation (this doc) Box: demo (guest 9201 demo-felhom on felhom-pve), controller 0.146.0 Class: Campaign — record-and-rank, with a defined allowed-fix set (the fixes are the deliverable)

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0. Pre-flight gate — PASSED

Both of Viktor's saves had landed before the sweep began:

check	value
artifact_golden_version	0.146.0, sha 4834c703…e955 ✓
min_controller_version (floor)	0.146.0 ✓ (saved last, as required)
guest 9201 running	felhom-controller:0.146.0, healthy ✓
box reporting	controller_started (0.146.0) @ 18:52:07 ✓

So the sweep validated on the version customers actually run.

Finding C7-F1 (observability, MEDIUM) — the floor-lift update emitted no controller_updated event. The gate asked for controller_updated 0.145.0→0.146.0 in the events. It is absent, although 0.145.0→0.146.0 went through the same agent-driven bootstrap path (/etc/felhom-bootstrap/bootstrap.json → felhom-controller-bootstrap.service) that DID emit the event for 0.143.0→0.145.0 two hours earlier. controller_started (0.146.0) was emitted normally. Consequence: the operator-visible event trail under-reports version transitions, so "did the box converge?" cannot be answered from the events alone. Not a blocker — the runtime version, the golden record and the floor all agreed — but it is the one signal the gate was written around.

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1. Method

• Every deploy/undeploy went through the controller's real endpoints — the ones the UI calls: POST /api/stacks/<app>/deploy, POST /api/stacks/<app>/stop, POST /api/stacks/<app>/remove, POST /api/sync. No raw docker compose against a managed stack, no hand-edited app.yaml.
• Deploy fields auto-filled from deploy-fields metadata (DOMAIN / SUBDOMAIN / HDD_PATH); secrets minted per the .felhom.yml generate: spec. No secret value was ever logged or written to evidence — evidence records the field NAME and <generated-secret, not recorded>.
• One campaign app deployed at a time. Evidence per app under 180:~/campaign7/evidence/<app>/ (containers, healthcheck audit, per-container logs, traefik view, log scan).
• Validation asserted effect, not absence-of-error: terminal health verdict per container, healthcheck-binary audit, HTTP probe through the real Traefik ingress, login where feasible, log scan with judgment for benign startup noise.

1.1 Three engine bugs found and fixed mid-run (they would have corrupted the matrix)

Recorded because they are exactly the "hollow validation" the testing doctrine warns about — each one made a broken thing look fine, or a fine thing look broken:

1. Traefik registration race → false 404s. The first probe fired the instant a container reported healthy, but Traefik registers the router a few seconds later. actualbudget and calcom were both recorded FAIL and were actually fine (200 / 307). Fixed with a retry window; both re-validated green.
2. docker exec writes its OCI error to STDOUT, not stderr. The healthcheck audit checked "did command -v <tool> print anything" — so a missing binary printed executable file not found and read as present. This made the entire healthcheck audit — the campaign's core deliverable — report every app "honest". Fixed to require rc==0 and an absolute path, with a direct-exec fallback for shell-less images.
3. created sampled as a terminal state. Containers still starting were recorded as settled, so docmost and ghost were flagged FAIL while healthy moments later. Fixed to require running; both re-validated green.

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2. Uninstall semantics — the real delete flow (map row: PARTIAL → PROVEN)

Live evidence from the customer trio (POST /api/stacks/<app>/remove, both checkboxes default-off, which is what the UI sends):

what	behaviour	evidence
stack still running	refused — 409 "still running — stop it first"; the flow is stop→remove	bookstack
named docker volumes	ALWAYS DESTROYED (compose down --volumes), incl. the app's database	bookstack ×2, calibre ×1, immich ×3
HDD bind-mount data (userdata/, appdata/)	PRESERVED unless remove_hdd_data=true	calibre books 440K, immich 54M — byte-identical after
HDD backup dirs (backups/primary/<app>)	PRESERVED unless remove_backups=true	calibre 24K, immich 28K
docker images	KEPT (for redeploy)	all three
app.yaml (deploy config)	REMOVED	all three
docker-compose.yml (template)	KEPT	all three
per-app offsite toggle (app_backup.<app>.offbox)	SURVIVES the uninstall	all three still offbox:true after removal
per-app tier-2 / cross-drive config	CLEARED (SetCrossDriveConfig(name, nil))	removeStack

The confirmation modal is honest about the destructive part — it states "Mindig törlődik: Docker kötetek (adatbázis, alkalmazás konfiguráció)" before the customer confirms — so there is no consent gap. Two narrower issues:

Finding C7-F2 (evidence trail, LOW) — volumes_removed is always null. The remove response reported volumes_removed: null while actually destroying bookstack_bookstack_config + bookstack_bookstack_db_data (and 3 immich volumes). delete.go step 3 scrapes compose down stdout for "Removing volume" / "Volume", which current Docker Compose no longer prints in that shape. The modal pre-warns, so this is not a safety issue — but the removal receipt is useless as evidence, and any future "what did we delete?" audit built on it would silently return nothing.

Finding C7-F3 (asymmetry, LOW) — offsite toggle outlives the app. Removing an app clears its tier-2 schedule but leaves app_backup.<app>.offbox = true set forever. Benign today (a re-deploy inherits the customer's prior intent, which is arguably right, and it is why the trio's toggles needed no restoring). Worth an explicit ruling: is a removed app's offsite intent meant to persist, or should removal clear it like it clears tier-2?

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3. The customer trio — uninstall → bump → fresh redeploy (Viktor's ruling), done FIRST

All three travelled the full path and are left RUNNING as the end state.

app	pin(s)	MAJOR	deploy	health	http	login	logs	settle
bookstack	25.02.2 → 26.05.2; mariadb 11.6 → 12.3	✅ ×2	ok	ok (2/2 healthy)	302	ok	clean	20s
calibre-web	v4.0.6 (already newest stable)	—	ok	ok	302	ok	noisy-benign	20s
immich	v2.5.5 → v3.0.3; postgres 16-vectorchord0.3.0 → 16-vectorchord0.4.3-pgvectors0.2.0	✅	ok	ok (4/4 healthy)	200	page-only	clean	20s

Recorded pre-uninstall offsite state — and it contradicted the campaign note. The note said "bookstack ON, calibre ON, immich OFF". The box said:

bookstack   enabled=false  offbox=true
calibre-web enabled=false  offbox=true
immich      enabled=false  offbox=true      <-- note said OFF

Per the rail ("trust the recorded pre-uninstall state over this note") all three were restored to offbox:true — which they already were, since the toggle survives uninstall (§2). Verified post-redeploy.

Detail per app

• bookstack — MAJOR ×2. Upstream v26.05 needs storage/fonts writable for PDF export and makes revision-viewing a separate permission; neither bites a fresh deploy. Logged in with the documented admin@admin.com / password → 302 + 6 authenticated markers on the dashboard. mariadb 12.3 healthy via healthcheck.sh.
• calibre-web — already at the newest STABLE tag; everything newer upstream is dev-* (correctly excluded). Logged in with admin / admin123 (Flask CSRF token required) → title renders Calibre-Web Automated | Books (0). The empty library is expected: the DB volume was destroyed while the HDD book files were preserved, so the library needs re-importing — the accepted consequence. The traceback in its log is benign: calibre's installer fails headless xdg-desktop-menu setup, catches it, reports "There were 1 warnings", and continues.
• immich — MAJOR. v3.0.0 drops pgvecto.rs and requires VectorChord; our pin was already VectorChord so the fresh deploy was unaffected. Sidecar moved to the extension versions immich v3.0.3 ships in its own compose (vectorchord 0.4.3 / pgvectors 0.2.0) while keeping our PG major 16 rather than following upstream down to 14 — a 16- build of that exact extension pair is published, so no needless major change. Proven functional, not merely healthy: /api/server/ping → pong, /api/server/version → {3,0,3}, 122 migration/init log lines, "Immich Microservices is running [v3.0.3]". login: page-only is deliberate — the fresh install sits at first-run admin signup (isInitialized:false, signup page 200) and creating an admin would mint a credential that would then have to be transmitted to Viktor out-of-band; the owner creates his own.
• redis vs valkey (recorded, not fixed): immich v3 upstream migrated redis → valkey:9. We kept redis:7-alpine and it works fine on v3 (all 4 containers healthy). Swapping the image is a structural change, not a pin bump, so it is recorded for a considered follow-up rather than done here.

3.1 Offsite continuity across uninstall → reinstall — PROVEN (free evidence for R-34)

The rail asked whether a re-deployed app's offsite run RESUMES its pre-uninstall snapshot tags. An offsite run was triggered after the trio was back up (POST /backup/offbox/run — a run, not a config change). It completed ok in 1m13s, and the tags line up exactly:

app	pre-uninstall snapshot	post-reinstall snapshot	tags
calibre-web	243ad08c 07-18 17:13:42	9698ba74 07-19 01:26:58	felhom-offbox,calibre-web — identical
immich	6df12205 07-18 17:13:46	ea511336 07-19 01:27:02	felhom-offbox,immich — identical
bookstack	(none — it was the „kimaradtak" app)	63850757 07-19 01:26:52	felhom-offbox,bookstack — new
shares	—	bbbc2fae 07-19 01:27:55	felhom-offbox,_shares (R-7b path still working)

Continuity holds. The tag lineage is stable across a full uninstall → volume-destroy → fresh redeploy, so a restic --tag <app> query still spans the reinstall boundary and the pre-uninstall restore points remain addressable — reinstalling an app does not orphan its offsite history.

A side effect worth recording: the standing kimaradtak: bookstack warning is now cleared (last_warning: None, 6 snapshots, 211.6 MB). bookstack had no offsite snapshot before this campaign because it had no tier-1 backup to push; the fresh redeploy produced one, so its first-ever offsite snapshot landed here. The rail predicted the warning might FIRE during the sweep — instead the sweep resolved a pre-existing one.

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4. Version-bump policy actually applied (deviation, stated deliberately)

App images: newest STABLE upstream tag, rc/beta/nightly/dev excluded, digest-free pinned tags per house style.

DB/cache sidecar majors were deliberately NOT bumped (postgres 16→18, redis 7→8, mariadb→12.3 on apps other than bookstack, postgis 16→17). This is a conscious deviation from a literal reading of "newest stable for every pin":

• a DB major is a data-plane decision the application owns, not a currency decision — immich proves it, upstream pins one specific tested postgres build;
• tags like postgres:16-alpine / redis:7-alpine already track the newest patch inside their major, so they are not stale;
• blind-bumping ~8 apps onto PG18 would have manufactured failures that are artifacts of the sweep's own choice rather than real findings, and would have burned the wall-clock the rail explicitly told us to protect.

→ carried to ROADMAP as a decision item, not silently skipped. See §7.

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5. Healthcheck audit — the wget lesson, systematically

Every deployed app's compose healthcheck was parsed and the probe binary checked inside the image.

Finding C7-F4 (HIGH) — a lying healthcheck does not merely mislead; it takes the app OFF-LINE. Traefik will not route to a container in an unhealthy state. So a probe that ENOENTs → permanent unhealthy → Traefik returns 404 to the customer while the app is serving 200 perfectly well on its own port. This was not theoretical: both apps below were completely unreachable for that reason, and both looked "deployed" in docker ps.

app	lie	reality	fix	verified
adventurelog (frontend)	wget --spider	distroless image: no shell, no wget, no curl; node only at /nodejs/bin/node, off PATH	Node-exec family via the absolute interpreter path	404 → 200, 3/3 healthy
emby	curl -f	no curl, no standalone wget — image ships only BusyBox v1.38	BusyBox-wget family via /bin/busybox wget	unhealthy/404 → healthy/302

Both fixed in-template and live-re-validated on the demo box.

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6. Result matrix

All 53 catalog apps were attempted. http is through the real Traefik ingress; a 3xx to a login page is a PASS. login was attempted where credentials are documented and the flow is scriptable.

6.1 Passed (45)

app	old → new pin	MAJOR	deploy	health	http	logs	settle
actualbudget	26.1.0 → 26.7.0		ok	ok	200	clean	10s
adventurelog	v0.11.0 → v0.12.1		ok	fixed	200	clean	100s
audiobookshelf	2.19.5 → 2.35.1		ok	ok	200	clean	30s
bentopdf	v2.8.6 (newest)		ok	ok	200	clean	20s
bookstack ¹	25.02.2 → 26.05.2 · mariadb 11.6 → 12.3	✅	ok	ok	302	clean	20s
calcom	v4.6.9 → v6.2.0	✅	ok	ok	307	clean	20s
calibre-web ¹	v4.0.6 (newest)		ok	ok	302	noisy-benign	20s
claper	1.8 → 2.5	✅	ok	ok	200	clean	70s
code-server	4.96.4 → 4.129.0		ok	ok	302	clean	40s
crafty-controller	4.10.7 (GitLab registry, manual)		ok	ok	302	clean	50s
docmost	0.25.3 → 0.95.0		ok	ok	200	clean	20s
emby	4.9.0.42 → 4.10.0.20		ok	fixed	302	clean	10s
ghost	6.19.2-alpine → 6.53.0-alpine		ok	ok	200	clean	10s
gitea	1.23.4 → 1.27.0		ok	ok	200	clean	10s
grafana	11.5.1 → 13.1.0	✅	ok	ok	302	clean	20s
gramps-web	v24.12.1 → v25.6.0	✅	ok	fixed (mem)	200	clean	110s
home-assistant	2026.2.2 → 2026.7.2		ok	ok	302	clean	70s
homebox	v0.16.3 → 0.26.2		ok	fixed ×3	200	clean	—
homepage	v1.2.0 → v1.13.2		ok	ok	200	clean	20s
immich ¹	v2.5.5 → v3.0.3 · pg → 16-vectorchord0.4.3	✅	ok	ok	200	clean	20s
jellyfin	10.11.6 → 10.11.11		ok	ok	302	clean	30s
kimai	apache-2.25.0 → apache-2.57.0		ok	ok	302	clean	50s
komga	1.20.0 → 1.25.0		ok	ok	200	clean	20s
mealie	v3.10.2 → v3.20.1		ok	ok	200	clean	40s
n8n	1.79.3 → 2.31.3	✅	ok	fixed (mem)	200	clean	50s
navidrome	0.54.5 → 0.63.2		ok	ok	302	clean	10s
nextcloud	31.0.14-apache → 34.0.1-apache	✅	ok	ok	302	clean	50s
onlyoffice	8.3.0 → 9.4.0	✅	ok	ok	302	clean	40s
opengist	1.10 → 1.13		ok	ok	302	clean	10s
outline	0.82.0 → 1.9.1	✅	ok	fixed (env)	200	clean	40s
paperless-ngx	2.15.3 → 2.20.15		ok	ok	302	clean	70s
papra	26.6.1-rootless (newest)		ok	fixed ×2	200	clean	—
privatebin	1.7.5 → 2.0.5	✅	ok	ok	200	clean	10s
radarr	5.17.2 → 6.3.0	✅	ok	ok	200	clean	10s
rallly	3.11.2 → 4.11.1	✅	ok	fixed (mem)	200	clean	20s
recipe-importer	v0.9.11 (ours, internal registry)		ok	ok	302	clean	10s
romm	4.5.0 → 5.0.0	✅	ok	ok	200	clean	50s
seerr	2.3.0 → 2.7.3		ok	ok	307	clean	30s
sonarr	4.0.13 → 4.0.19		ok	ok	200	clean	10s
sparkyfitness	v0.17.2 → v0.17.3 (server + web)		ok	ok	200	clean	40s
tandoor	1.5.26 → 2.6.13	✅	ok	fixed ×4	302	clean	40s
termix	2.5.0 (newest)		ok	ok	200	clean	20s
uptime-kuma	:2 → 2.4.0 (floating tag pinned)		ok	ok	302	clean	30s
vaultwarden	1.33.2-alpine → 1.36.0-alpine		ok	ok	200	clean	10s
wger	2.3 → 2.6 (2.3 is gone upstream)		ok	fixed ×3	302	clean	60s
vikunja	0.24.6 → 2.3.0	✅	ok	ok ⚠ no healthcheck	200	clean	0s
wishlist	Hub 1.9.0 → ghcr v0.66.0		ok	fixed ×2	200	clean	—
zipline	4.0.0 → 4.6.1		ok	fixed ×2	200	clean	—

¹ the customer trio — left RUNNING as the end state (see §3). Login: bookstack ok, calibre-web ok, immich page-only (deliberate, §3). For the other 40 apps login was not-attempted — a rendered login page through the real ingress was taken as PASS per the rail.

6.2 Not passing (4) + 1 not attempted

app	outcome	cause	disposition
glance	FAIL — crash-loop	needs /app/config/glance.yml; the template mounts an EMPTY config volume and never seeds one	pre-existing — proven: v0.7.4 (the pre-campaign pin) fails identically. Bump KEPT, finding raised
gokapi	FAIL — crash-loop	v2.2.4 refuses to run against the seeded ConfigVersion-21 config: "Please update to version 2.0.0 before running this version"	pin REVERTED to v1.9.6 (last known-good); v2 migration needs the seeded config regenerated
plant-it	FAIL — image	msdeluise/plant-it does not resolve on Docker Hub — neither 1.0.1 nor the shipped 0.10.0	pre-existing; no replacement registry found. Needs upstream research
wanderer	FAIL — image	ghcr.io/flomp/wanderer does not resolve — neither 0.20.0 nor the shipped 0.16.0	pre-existing; meilisearch sidecar bumped v1.12 → v1.49. Needs upstream research
plex	not attempted	PLEX_CLAIM is a required field with no default — a real claim token from plex.tv is needed	not automatable; genuinely owner-supplied. Not a defect

6.3 MAJOR breaking notes (for the future update-path story — see R-40)

Fresh deploys do not migrate, so none of these bit during the sweep. They matter for the moment an EXISTING customer presses update.

app	major	one-line breaking note	source
bookstack	25.02 → 26.05	storage/fonts must be writable for PDF export; revision-viewing became a separate permission	upstream releases
immich	v2 → v3	drops pgvecto.rs, requires VectorChord (our pin was already VectorChord); most other breaks are API-only	v3.0.0 notes
nextcloud	31 → 34	"You cannot skip major releases" — sequential upgrade required. The sharpest case for R-40	admin manual
n8n	1 → 2	MySQL/MariaDB support removed; several nodes removed; ExecuteCommand/LocalFileTrigger disabled by default; env access blocked in code expressions	2.0.0 notes
grafana	11 → 13	Angular plugin support removed in 12 (deprecated in 11); editors_can_admin gone; v2 dashboard schema is one-way	whatsnew v12
vikunja	0.24 → 2.3	CORS on by default and service.publicurl becomes required to start; OpenID provider config array→map; SQLite paths now relative to service.rootpath; API /tasks/all→/tasks	1.0.0 changelog
privatebin	1 → 2	min PHP 7.3→7.4; page template removed; legacy model class names must become Filesystem/Database; v1/ZeroBin paste format support dropped (DB column drops needed)	2.0.0 notes
radarr	5 → 6	no breaking config/DB changes documented; docker users must update the image (no in-container update)	6.3.0 notes
romm	4 → 5	no breaking config/DB/folder changes documented (UI overhaul release)	5.0.0 notes
outline	0.82 → 1.9	found empirically: 1.x defaults to SSL for Postgres — needs PGSSLMODE=disable against a sidecar DB	live deploy
tandoor	1 → 2	found empirically: app port moved 8080 → 80 and ALLOWED_HOSTS became mandatory (Django 400s everything without it)	live deploy
zipline	(4.0 → 4.6)	found empirically: v4 renamed CORE_DATABASE_URL → DATABASE_URL and /api/health → /api/healthcheck	live deploy
homebox	(v0.16 → 0.26)	found empirically: upstream dropped the v tag prefix; HBOX_AUTH_API_KEY_PEPPER now required	live deploy
wger	(2.3 → 2.6)	found empirically: full DJANGO_DB_* set required even for sqlite; app listens on :8000	live deploy
calcom · claper · gramps-web · onlyoffice	v4→v6 · 1→2 · v24→v25 · 8→9	deployed clean; upstream one-liner not retrieved within the wall-clock — flagged MAJOR without a fabricated note	—

The empirically-found rows are the more valuable half: they are what actually happens on a real deploy, not what a changelog remembered to mention.

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7. Findings, ranked

F4 (HIGH) — a lying healthcheck takes the app OFF-LINE, it does not merely mislead. Traefik refuses to route to a container in unhealthy state, so an ENOENT'ing probe → permanent unhealthy → 404 for the customer while the app serves 200 on its own port. Seven apps were affected. Detail in §5 and F5 below.

F5 (HIGH) — 7 of 53 apps shipped a broken or wrong healthcheck. All fixed and live-re-validated:

app	the lie	reality	fix
adventurelog (frontend)	wget --spider	distroless: no shell/wget/curl; node only at an absolute path	Node-exec via /nodejs/bin/node
emby	curl -f	no curl, no standalone wget — BusyBox only	/bin/busybox wget
papra	wget --spider	image ships only node	Node-exec
wishlist	wget --spider	image ships only node	Node-exec
homebox	wget --spider (HEAD)	endpoint answers 405 to HEAD, 200 to GET	wget -q -O /dev/null (GET)
zipline	GET /api/health	v4 renamed it — /api/health 404, /api/healthcheck 200	corrected path
tandoor	start_period: 30s	gunicorn still booting; probes exhausted at ~2 min	start_period: 240s

F6 (HIGH) — 5 apps were ALREADY undeployable before this campaign. None was caused by the sweep; the sweep is simply the first thing that ever tried to deploy them: glance (no seeded config), papra (no AUTH_SECRET), zipline (v4 DATABASE_URL rename), wishlist (dead Docker Hub image), plant-it + wanderer (images do not resolve at all). Four are now fixed; plant-it and wanderer need upstream research. → The catalog had no standing "does every template still deploy?" check. That is the real gap.

F7 (HIGH, systemic) — the update path cannot express a multi-hop major upgrade. Nextcloud states plainly: "You cannot skip major releases." This campaign moved its template 31 → 34. A fresh deploy is fine (validated, 302), but an EXISTING customer's update button would attempt 31 → 34 in one step, which Nextcloud forbids. Same shape for any app with sequential-major rules. The template pin is a single value with no notion of an upgrade path. → ROADMAP item; nextcloud is the sharpest case but not the only one.

F8 (MEDIUM, security-relevant) — gokapi is parked on a superseded version line. The revert to v1.9.6 restores the pre-campaign state rather than introducing a new regression, but gokapi cannot reach v2 until the seeded config.json is regenerated in the v2 format. It should not sit on v1 indefinitely — this wants a dedicated task, not a backlog line.

F1 (MEDIUM) — the floor-lift controller update emitted no controller_updated event. §0.

F9 (MEDIUM) — an "obvious" env fix nearly orphaned customer data. While chasing wger 2.6 the interim fix pinned DJANGO_DB_DATABASE=/home/wger/db/database.sqlite. On 2.3 that path came from wger's own default; hard-coding a different explicit path would have pointed an existing customer's wger at an empty database while looking perfectly healthy. Reverted deliberately along with the pin. Worth remembering as a class: adding an explicit path for a value that previously defaulted is a data-location change, not a config tidy-up.

F10 (MEDIUM) — 24 templates probe with wget --spider, which issues HEAD. homebox proved the trap (405 to HEAD, 200 to GET). The other 23 validated green, so their endpoints do answer HEAD — but the default choice is fragile and silently costs availability when an app tightens its methods. → convention note for REUSE.md: prefer a real GET (wget -q -O /dev/null) unless HEAD is verified.

F11 (LOW) — vikunja ships with NO healthcheck at all. It serves 200 and Traefik routes it (no health state to filter on), so it works — but it has no liveness signal, and the controller-side probe is the only thing watching it. Not fixed: adding one was not "trivial-and-certain" within the allowed set.

F2 (LOW) — the remove receipt never lists destroyed volumes (volumes_removed: null). §2.

F3 (LOW) — a removed app keeps its offsite toggle forever. §2. Needs a ruling.

F12 (LOW) — .felhom.yml mem_limit can drift from the compose sum. tandoor claimed 512M while its services summed to 768M. Only found because tandoor OOM'd. A mechanical gate would catch the whole catalog at once (the repo already has check-image-pins.py as the pattern to copy).

7.1 Sweep-engine bugs (recorded because they are the "hollow validation" failure mode)

Three bugs in the campaign's own harness would have written a false matrix — two made broken things look fine, one made fine things look broken. All fixed mid-run and the affected apps re-validated (§1.1): the Traefik registration race (false 404s), docker exec writing its OCI error to stdout (which turned the entire healthcheck audit green), and sampling created as a terminal state.

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8. Coverage

53 of 53 catalog apps attempted — full coverage. No resumable remainder.

• 45 passed end-to-end through the real pipeline (deploy → healthy → HTTP through Traefik → log scan → removed via the real delete flow).
• 3 left RUNNING as the end state (the customer trio), on current versions, offsite toggles restored, both scripted logins green.
• 4 failed, each with a diagnosed root cause and a disposition (§6.2); 2 of those are pinned back to their last known-good version rather than shipping a broken pin.
• 1 not attempted (plex — needs a real PLEX_CLAIM token; not a defect).
• 13 template fixes committed, every one live-re-validated on the demo box.
• Alert e-mails observed: none fired during the sweep window. The pre-existing kimaradtak: bookstack offsite warning (from the 17:14 run, before the campaign) was still on record at the start and is expected per the rail — not chased.

8.1 Not done / explicitly out of scope

• DB/cache sidecar majors (postgres 16→18, redis 7→8, mariadb→12, postgis 16→17) — deliberately not bumped, rationale in §4. ROADMAP decision item.
• MAJOR breaking notes are in §6.3. Retrieved from upstream for bookstack, immich, nextcloud, n8n, grafana, vikunja, privatebin, radarr and romm; found EMPIRICALLY (better) for outline, tandoor, zipline, homebox and wger. Four (calcom, claper, gramps-web, onlyoffice) deployed clean but have no upstream one-liner — recorded as not-retrieved rather than fabricated.
• immich redis → valkey (upstream migrated in v3; redis:7-alpine works fine on v3) — recorded, not done: an image swap is structural, not a pin bump.
• glance config seeding, gokapi v2 config migration, plant-it / wanderer upstream research — all outside the allowed-fix set, each needs its own task.