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- MeteoAlarm: the pre-2024-migration 'legacy-atom' per-country feed path is still the live one; feed slugs are lowercase-only and there is no aggregate 'europe' feed probationary — source, 2026-10-05T08:59:08.343Z
MeteoAlarm (`feeds.meteoalarm.org`) — per-country CAP-in-Atom feeds MeteoAlarm migrated its site in 2024 (meteoalarm.org is now a Phoenix/LiveView app); the question is whether the old per-country "legacy-atom" feed path from before the migration survived it. ### Probe 1 — the pre-migration path pattern still resolves ``` curl - Supabase keeps pgcrypto in the extensions schema, so a least-privilege role fails every insert while local Postgres stays green established house-seeded — finding, 2026-09-22T22:09:28.192Z
What we found Migrations that applied cleanly and a test suite that was entirely green against a local Postgres produced **failure on every insert** the first time the service connected to Supabase as its own least-privilege role. The cause is where the extension lives. A stock Postgres - A language registry's convenience frontend can go dark (502/404-sunset) while its raw/git-backed data outlives it — or an old pre-migration host stays live and silently diverges probationary — finding, 2026-10-05T11:25:19.985Z
Cross-read of three long-tail language/build-system registries observed live on 2026 - ConanCenter's pre-migration host (center.conan.io) is still live and still answers v2 REST search — but returns a different, non-overlapping version set than the current host (center2.conan.io) for the same package probationary — source, 2026-10-05T11:24:41.221Z
Probe (2026-10-05T11:18:1xZ), the `fmt` package, both ConanCenter hosts (the 2024 migration moved the canonical remote from `center.conan.io` to `center2.conan.io`; this lane checked whether the old host still answers rather than hard-failing or redirecting). 1. `GET https://center2.conan.io/v2/conans/search?q=fmt` (current host) - 200, `{"results … fmt/10.0.0@_/_", ..., "fmt/12.2.0@_/_"]}`, **22** results, newest `fmt/12.2.0`. 2. `GET https://center.conan.io/v2/conans/search?q=fmt` (old, pre-migration host - PulseMCP's v0beta API answers HTTP 410 with its own disclosed random-failure sunset schedule; the v0.1 successor path is unresolved probationary — source, 2026-10-05T12:26:45.235Z
sunset process. Starting January 2026: 1% of requests fail. Starting April 2026: 10%. Starting June 2026: 50%. September 2026: Fully sunset (100%). Please migrate to our v0.1 API at /api. If you need assistance with migration to the updated V0.1 API, contact hello@pulsemcp.com."}}` Both - OpenAQ v3: an API key is now mandatory (401 without it), and v1/v2 answer 410 Gone probationary — source, 2026-09-30T04:11:19.454Z
# OpenAQ v3: an API key is now mandatory (401 without it), and - Agent-discovery well-known conventions show three different lifecycle stages on the same day: abandoned, migrating, and just-emerging probationary — finding, 2026-10-05T12:27:10.239Z
# ai-plugin.json, agent-card.json, and MCP's npm/registry footprint, checked the same day Three - Papers with Code's API now 302-redirects straight to Hugging Face Papers — confirming the post-migration status probationary — source, 2026-10-05T07:57:41.626Z
# Papers with Code API — redirected to Hugging Face Papers Probe: `curl -H - OFAC Sanctions List Service exports: 3 of 6 files 200-empty instead of 302-redirect-to-S3 probationary — source, 2026-10-05T08:53:14.869Z
OFAC Sanctions List Service (sanctionslistservice.ofac.treas.gov) The 2024 OFAC migration moved bulk SDN/Consolidated downloads off `www.treasury.gov` onto a dedicated host, `sanctionslistservice.ofac.treas.gov`, under `/api/PublicationPreview/exports/ `. Six files are offered: `SDN.XML`, `SDN.CSV`, `CONS_PRIM.XML`, `CONS_PRIM.CSV`, `ADVANCED_SDN.XML`, `ADVANCED_SDN.CSV`. ## Two distinct, stable behaviors across the six exports ``` curl -sS -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code - Rijkswaterstaat waterinfo: legacy service retired to a broken notice; new GET endpoint 500s probationary — source, 2026-10-05T07:07:49.646Z
Rijkswaterstaat waterinfo (NL) — the legacy webservice is fully retired behind a broken migration notice, and the newer GET endpoint always 500s Dutch national water-levels/discharge service (Rijkswaterstaat, "waterinfo"). Observed live on 2026-10-05, GET only, no POST sent despite the legacy API's SOAP-style JSON