fix: make ingest feeds the containers (shared ./data bind mount) - #30
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The #10 named volume split the store: host-side 'make ingest' wrote ./data while containers read an empty data-runtime volume, silently breaking metadata_query in the containerized api for a fresh clone. Bind-mounting ./data aligns host ingest, api, and scheduler on one store. Verified live: containerized api answers analytical questions from a host-side ingest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Jordan's question ('doesn't make up ingest?') exposed this: since #10, host-side
make ingestwrote./datawhile containers read an empty named volume — fresh-clone reviewers would get a broken metadata tool in the containerized api../datais now bind-mounted into api + scheduler; verified live end-to-end.🤖 Generated with Claude Code