## 0.75.4

- **A failed administrator prompt no longer orphans the deployment.** STATE, the file that says a
  directory is installed and the file `upgrade` refuses to run without, was written after the
  first administrator's password. That password is the one step needing a human at a keyboard, so
  it is the step most likely to fail for a reason unrelated to the deployment; when it did, it
  left a migrated database and four healthy services in a directory the installer would not
  recognise. STATE is now written first, once the migration has run and all three services have
  answered, which is what an installed deployment actually is.
- **`upgrade` says what `install` says.** A directory holding `.env` and no STATE is an install
  that stopped part way, and the message naming that case and its recovery was wired only into
  `install`. The verb an operator reaches for second gave the thinner sentence. A directory with
  no `.env` at all still gets the plain one.