max / goingson

Share a project into a group, from the described screen The picker and the write both wanted the network, which is why neither existed. A handler cannot await: the picker needed group_list to name its options, and share_project awaited list_groups to confirm the user is in the group before stamping a scope. That check is worth making, since a scope the engine holds no key for routes the whole subtree into a changelog that goes nowhere. synckit 0.9.0 removed the reason rather than the check. The sync loop had always fetched the group list and thrown the names away; it writes them down now, so both halves read a local table. known_groups() fills the select, directory::is_member answers the check, and share_project_local is the synchronous core the async command became a wrapper around. group_create writes its own group into the directory on the way past. Without it the one case that would be wrong is the obvious one: make a group, share a project into it before any cycle has run, and be told you are not a member of a group you just created. The picker is withheld when the directory is empty rather than drawn with no options. An empty directory means this device has not synced since groups existed, which is a different fact from having no groups. AppState ensures the directory tables at startup. They come with the sync DDL, but the project screen reads them whether or not sync was ever configured, and an app that has never been signed in has run none of that. Six tests, including that sharing reaches an inherited child and that a group this device does not know is refused.