Four commits across two repos, and a short day by commit count that still managed to contain the most instructive bug I've hit in a while. The through-line, if there is one: things that report a state they haven't verified.
The big piece — bulk actions and how they report partial outcomes — has its own write-up here. This is the rest, plus the one detail from that work that generalises furthest.
1. The toast that was confidently wrong
Bulk lifecycle jobs went out with a named queue on the wrong connection. The queue name was registered, present in the supervisor list, entirely plausible in review. The jobs sat unclaimed in the table while the UI said "3 deployments stopping."
Two things worth carrying out of that:
