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Correct installation and managed-service guidance - #435

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Setup guides still referred to an obsolete schema, omitted saved API CA trust, and described managed services as local-only. Update those instructions to the current commands and distinguish API trust from executor control trust.

Document that generated managed roles support same-package restart/reinstall but have no supported cross-package upgrade route, and that shared isolation requires separately configured cgroup delegation. Keep release, platform and provider acceptance limits explicit. Pin the console revision with clearer authorization-error guidance: https://gitlab.inf.ethz.ch/OU-PERRIG/yimin/debuglet/debuglet-dashboard/-/merge_requests/15.

Validation: source/command review and clean diff checks. The unchanged runtime at 2977f73 passed full/component install and reinstall, managed enrollment/restart/reinstall, installed backup and previous-release upgrade fixtures, and a clean developer/demo walkthrough on Linux amd64. Those checks do not establish managed cross-package upgrades, published signed artifacts or live-provider acceptance. CI checks this candidate and its updated compatibility metadata.

Related to #168. Its remaining release and managed-upgrade criteria stay open.

TheodorAdrienIsaak Mattli added 2 commits October 14, 2026 09:48
Use the selected package schema check, saved API CA trust and current API version. Clarify enrolled managed service setup, shared-profile prerequisites and the unsupported cross-package managed upgrade path.
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ctfbruce merged commit 356f2bc into main Oct 14, 2026
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