"zed use" accepts KSUID, but the pool still can't be used

[philrz]

Repro is with Zed commit e03665e. This issue was first reported by a community user in a Slack thread.

Start an empty lake in one terminal.

$ zed -version
Version: v1.10.0-20-ge03665e6

$ zed init -lake scratch
lake created: file:///Users/phil/scratch

$ zed serve -lake scratch
{"level":"info","ts":1698349177.6182148,"logger":"core","msg":"Started"}
{"level":"info","ts":1698349177.6186109,"logger":"httpd","msg":"Listening","addr":"[::]:9867"}
...

In another terminal, I can create/use/load to a Pool successfully if I reference it by name.

$ zed create Demo
pool created: Demo 2XJZd6n9VWl5B7poYWCwkHK8cjr

$ zed use Demo
Switched to branch "main" on pool "Demo"

$ echo '{s:"hello, world"}' | zed load -
(12/1) 19B 19B/s
2XJZfdkrIBBLzVQW0Wvj0nlBSCZ committed

And if I try to use a pool that doesn't exist, of course I get a helpful error message.

$ zed use DoesNotExist
"DoesNotExist": pool not found

However, while use accepts the KSUID that was shown for my created pool, I can't actually do things like load to it afterwards. That's the bug.

$ zed use 2XJZd6n9VWl5B7poYWCwkHK8cjr
Switched to branch "main" on pool "2XJZd6n9VWl5B7poYWCwkHK8cjr"

$ echo '{s:"goodbye, world"}' | zed load -
"2XJZd6n9VWl5B7poYWCwkHK8cjr": pool not found