repo-manager/docs/evidence/RMGR-WP-0005-cache-centralization-2026-08-31.md
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RMGR-WP-0005 cache and hub-native centralization evidence

Date: 2026-08-31

The workstation no longer runs a State Hub API. 127.0.0.1:8000 is the operator's SSH relay to the sole railiance01 primary, whose health reports instance_role: primary, instance_label: railiance01, and a current schema. The retired production sweep remains disabled and has no checkout or SSH hostPath mount.

Repo Manager's advisory file cache was rebuilt from the current checkout at commit e8e2747313f1f041062980a962466a7a39daa98d. It contains 96 records, reports stale: false, and its indexed/current source fingerprint is b9cee3bce4ca7d1a28cadb5f9204774a0451a6456efbc3d02f9e556a27b8d6b9.

The earlier workstation database had recorded 35 progress events linked to RMGR-WP-0005 and 13 messages to/from repo-manager, while the then-primary had 2 and 0. On 2026-08-31 the central primary contains 10 linked progress events and one direct Repo Manager message. A read-only query of the remaining local PostgreSQL service found an empty replacement database: zero matching progress events and zero matching messages. The old local-only rows therefore cannot now be migrated; the infrastructure cutover has dispositioned them as discarded cache history. Their counts and the material implementation outcomes remain in the 2026-08-22 evidence and this workplan.

This is a limitation, not a reconstructed-history claim. New hub-native writes have one owner, the central primary; local work remains file-first and the advisory cache is disposable/rebuildable.