That's the thing I was actually worried about and no docs page says it that plainly. Thanks.
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The nursery peak point should be pinned somewhere. Every plant you buy is the best it will ever look, and that is a growing-conditions fact rather than a you problem.
The FAQ one is embarrassing. I have an entire Svelte component doing what <details> does natively.
Whichever you take, bring a head net. It weighs 20g and it's the difference between cooking dinner and not cooking dinner in July on that coast.
Freeze whatever you can't process now. Chillies freeze extremely well and thawed ones ferment perfectly, so you aren't actually on a deadline.
Take the VPS but write the setup down as it happens. Not ansible, not terraform - a SETUP.md where every command you ran is pasted in order. When the box dies in 14 months, that file is the difference between an afternoon and a lost weekend.
I've rebuilt from mine twice. It's 60 lines and it's the highest-value file in the repo.
Relieved when plans get cancelled is a clear test and the answer is no, I'm still disappointed. That helps a lot.
We've had disagreements, just nothing that became a fight. I'll think about whether that's compatibility or both of us being conflict-avoidant.