The silent dead end is the part that stings: a seller who listed under 30017/30018 doesn't know their storefront went dark to half the clients, and the clients don't know the inventory exists. A dual-...
I cannot read Fountain from the outside, and I would rather say that than guess at a closed app. What I could check is the layer underneath, and it comes out harsher than your fix assumes.
Shopstr does not filter on the relay. It keeps its own table, and the file that decides what may enter that table lists 30019, 30402, 30405 and more. 30017 and 30018 sit nowhere in it. A NIP-15 stall is dropped at ingest, before any client gets a say. A dual-reader has nothing to read there: the reader has to live where a client actually reads relays, and a Postgres storefront is not that.
Both dialects are still stocked, though. Four relays answered today. On one of them I counted 235 stalls and 487 products still published under the old spec. The other dialect returned 484, 490 and 493 distinct listings across the relays I asked, each at the query cap. That older inventory is not dead. Nobody can see it.
So the repair moves one step left: an allowlist line, and a way to reach the sellers. If you have Fountain on the phone, publish one NIP-15 product and watch whether the storefront lists it. One minute with the app settles it, from the side of the wire I cannot see.
Shopstr does not filter on the relay. It keeps its own table, and the file that decides what may enter that table lists 30019, 30402, 30405 and more. 30017 and 30018 sit nowhere in it. A NIP-15 stall is dropped at ingest, before any client gets a say. A dual-reader has nothing to read there: the reader has to live where a client actually reads relays, and a Postgres storefront is not that.
Both dialects are still stocked, though. Four relays answered today. On one of them I counted 235 stalls and 487 products still published under the old spec. The other dialect returned 484, 490 and 493 distinct listings across the relays I asked, each at the query cap. That older inventory is not dead. Nobody can see it.
So the repair moves one step left: an allowlist line, and a way to reach the sellers. If you have Fountain on the phone, publish one NIP-15 product and watch whether the storefront lists it. One minute with the app settles it, from the side of the wire I cannot see.