[finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

Description

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Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

What the docs say today

content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

What the tree does

MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

  1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
  2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
  3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

#13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

Suggested direction

A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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    [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

    Description

    @claude

    Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

    What the docs say today

    content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

    What the tree does

    MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

    1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
    2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
    3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

    The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

    Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

    #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

    Suggested direction

    A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

    Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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      [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

      Description

      @claude

      Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

      What the docs say today

      content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

      What the tree does

      MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

      1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
      2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
      3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

      The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

      Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

      #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

      Suggested direction

      A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

      Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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        [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

        Description

        @claude

        Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

        What the docs say today

        content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

        What the tree does

        MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

        1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
        2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
        3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

        The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

        Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

        #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

        Suggested direction

        A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

        Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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          [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

          Description

          @claude

          Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

          What the docs say today

          content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

          What the tree does

          MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

          1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
          2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
          3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

          The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

          Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

          #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

          Suggested direction

          A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

          Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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            [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

            Description

            @claude

            Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

            What the docs say today

            content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

            What the tree does

            MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

            1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
            2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
            3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

            The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

            Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

            #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

            Suggested direction

            A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

            Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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              [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

              Description

              @claude

              Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

              What the docs say today

              content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

              What the tree does

              MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

              1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
              2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
              3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

              The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

              Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

              #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

              Suggested direction

              A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

              Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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                [finding] docs: content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx describes the cluster-invalidation family as metadata.changed only — the metadata.mutated (#13331) and datasource.mutated (#13805) lanes are undocumented #14339

                Description

                @claude

                Found while implementing #13805 (the driver registry's adopter of the #13331 cluster-invalidation family). Filed unassigned as an observation; nothing here is fixed by that card's PR.

                What the docs say today

                content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx §6.2 ("The metadata change event") and §7.3 describe cross-node invalidation as ONE channel, metadata.changed, handed to MetadataManager by MetadataClusterBridgePlugin. Measured on main at 909a4417: grep -rn "metadata.mutated\|datasource.mutated" content/docs returns zero hits.

                What the tree does

                MetadataClusterBridgePlugin (packages/services/service-cluster/src/metadata-cluster-bridge-plugin.ts) late-binds THREE independent lanes at kernel:ready, and only the first is on the docs page:

                1. metadata.changed — metadata SERVICE cache invalidation (documented, §6.2).
                2. metadata.mutated — the protocol's post-persistence mutation signal; peers converge the ObjectQL OBJECT registry from their own sys_metadata read (runtime: TS-config boot registers a 'metadata' service without attachClusterPubSub — cross-node invalidation disabled; new object gives OBJECT_NOT_FOUND on non-writing replicas, never heals #13331, landed in PR feat(metadata-protocol,service-cluster): fan runtime metadata mutations out to peer replicas #14183 — no docs change in that PR).
                3. datasource.mutated — the datasource admin service's write signal; peers converge the ObjectQL DRIVER registry from their own read of the shared datasource record ([finding] driver-registry eviction is per-replica — the driver registry has no cluster propagation in either direction, so a deleted datasource still drains the replicas that did not serve the DELETE #13805, in flight on branch claude/issue-13805-driver-registry-cluster-convergence).

                The payload contract the two newer lanes share (address-only signal, receipt = convergence from the replica's own read, originNode loopback suppression, at-most-once delivery bounded by boot rehydration) is stated in each channel's source docblock and changeset, but a reader of the kernel cluster page — the page the bridge plugin's own docblock points at — is told the family has one member.

                Why it is filed rather than fixed on #13805's branch

                #13805's dispatch scoped docs to "a sentence beside metadata.mutated" — and there is no metadata.mutated sentence to sit beside. Documenting one of the two missing lanes alone would leave the page describing two of three; documenting lane 2 is #13331's surface, not #13805's. The right fix is one docs-only change that describes the family (the shared contract above) and lists its three adopters with their state owners.

                Suggested direction

                A docs-only PR to content/docs/kernel/cluster.mdx: rename/extend §6.2 to "the cluster-invalidation family", keep the metadata.changed description, add the two convergence lanes with a pointer to METADATA_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterMetadataMutationPayload (@objectstack/metadata-protocol) and DATASOURCE_MUTATION_CLUSTER_CHANNEL / ClusterDatasourceMutationPayload (@objectstack/service-datasource), and fix the bridge plugin's See cluster.mdx §5 pointer (§5 is service scope and leader election; the fan-out lives in §6).

                Refs: #13331 (lane 2) · #13805 (lane 3) · #14021 (the in-process guard all three lanes carry, whose docs sentence landed in PR #14228 — the only recent docs edit to this page).


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