When a new stack is created, the buffer does not know the corresponding project state(s). It previously assumed "not ready", which means it sent a UpdateState message to the project state on the first envelope.
In practice, the vast majority is created when a project state is ready and the stack was previously removed from the priority queue because it was empty. This PR flips the default to "ready", which means that on startup the project cache will return NotReady once.
When a new stack is created, the buffer does not know the corresponding project state(s). It previously assumed "not ready", which means it sent a
UpdateStatemessage to the project state on the first envelope.In practice, the vast majority is created when a project state is ready and the stack was previously removed from the priority queue because it was empty. This PR flips the default to "ready", which means that on startup the project cache will return
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