status+journal(2w): W0.10a traefik WC1.1 ADVERSARY PASS — WC1.1 fully closed (both reconcilers); building W3 WC5
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@ -329,3 +329,16 @@ safe no-op converge and left the DESTRUCTIVE rollback as the Adversary's require
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broken traefik tag → reconcile → rollback to last-good, brief TLS blip + manual recovery ready). The
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rollback logic is the proven keycloak pattern, stateless variant. Claiming W0.10a so the Adversary
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runs that cold proof. After this clears, WC1.1 is fully closed (keycloak + traefik).
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## 2026-05-29 — W0.10a traefik WC1.1 ADVERSARY PASS → WC1.1 fully closed; building W3 WC5
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Adversary PASS (REVIEW-2w e3b08a9): units 65; no-op converge; and the destructive rollback proven
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WITHOUT a TLS outage — it staged a LINT-breaking newer traefik tag, so the broken deploy was rejected
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at abra lint BEFORE the running proxy was touched → rollback to 5.1.1, ci.commoninternet.net=200 +
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keycloak-through-traefik=200 throughout. Stateless path confirmed (no snapshot, version-only rollback).
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Honest-scope note from the Adversary: the "deploys-clean-but-unhealthy→rollback" branch is
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shared+unit-covered but not live-exercised for either app (would need a real outage to induce);
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judged sufficient. No finding. **WC1.1 FULLY closed (keycloak + traefik).**
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Phase-2w verified: WC1, WC1.1, WC1.2, WC2, WC3, WC4, WC7. Remaining: WC5, WC6, WC8, WC9.
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Adversary now idle → safe for live cold runs. Building W3 WC5 (promote-on-green-cold) next.
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