From 92d5dd778ec9c9697ca110fe65d903430f0a8c2c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Lan_zhijiang Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2026 11:03:41 +0800 Subject: [PATCH] ref(web): simplify baseline and repair Pages delivery - remove closed task history - execute pinned Wrangler through the pnpm workspace - reference organization workflow authorities --- .github/workflows/ci.yml | 17 - .github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml | 2 +- .github/workflows/pages-preview.yml | 8 +- AGENTS.md | 3 + docs/40-deployment/web-delivery.md | 5 + package.json | 4 +- pnpm-lock.yaml | 537 +++++++++++++++++ scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs | 86 --- .../10-evidence.md | 526 ----------------- .../20-decisions.md | 191 ------ .../30-target-contract.md | 153 ----- .../40-testing-delivery.md | 104 ---- .../50-roadmap.md | 169 ------ .../90-review-checklist.md | 169 ------ .../packet.md | 82 --- tasks/extension-registry-mvp/evidence.md | 143 ----- tasks/extension-registry-mvp/handshake.md | 56 -- tasks/extension-registry-mvp/packet.md | 58 -- tasks/extension-registry-mvp/plan.md | 36 -- tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md | 133 ----- .../evidence/phase-0/README.md | 35 -- .../evidence/phase-0/SHA256SUMS | 7 - .../evidence/phase-0/client-web.json | 159 ----- .../evidence/phase-0/core-py.json | 140 ----- .../evidence/phase-0/docs.json | 98 ---- .../evidence/phase-0/dotgithub.json | 113 ---- .../evidence/phase-0/organization.json | 32 -- .../evidence/phase-0/transitions.md | 105 ---- .../evidence/phase-0/ui.json | 130 ----- .../evidence/phase-1/README.md | 67 --- .../evidence/phase-2/README.md | 108 ---- .../evidence/phase-3/README.md | 543 ------------------ .../implementation-plan.md | 332 ----------- tasks/organization-git-workflow/packet.md | 124 ---- tasks/svc-v14-doc-owners/packet.md | 27 - 35 files changed, 552 insertions(+), 3950 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/10-evidence.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/20-decisions.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/30-target-contract.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/40-testing-delivery.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/50-roadmap.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/90-review-checklist.md delete mode 100644 tasks/developer-experience-engineering/packet.md delete mode 100644 tasks/extension-registry-mvp/evidence.md delete mode 100644 tasks/extension-registry-mvp/handshake.md delete mode 100644 tasks/extension-registry-mvp/packet.md delete mode 100644 tasks/extension-registry-mvp/plan.md delete mode 100644 tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/README.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/SHA256SUMS delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/client-web.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/core-py.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/docs.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/dotgithub.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/organization.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/transitions.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/ui.json delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-1/README.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-2/README.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-3/README.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/implementation-plan.md delete mode 100644 tasks/organization-git-workflow/packet.md delete mode 100644 tasks/svc-v14-doc-owners/packet.md diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml index 3df851d..8ffc115 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ci.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -91,20 +91,6 @@ jobs: echo "- Runtime contract: \`$CONTRACT_REVISION\`" } >> "$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY" - dependency-review: - name: Dependency review - if: github.event_name == 'pull_request' || github.event_name == 'merge_group' - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - steps: - - name: Checkout - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 - - - name: Reject new high-severity vulnerabilities - uses: actions/dependency-review-action@a1d282b36b6f3519aa1f3fc636f609c47dddb294 # v5.0.0 - with: - fail-on-severity: high - fail-on-scopes: development, runtime - database-contract: name: Database contract needs: core-release @@ -194,9 +180,6 @@ jobs: - name: Verify static, typed, and package contracts run: pnpm check - - name: Reject high-severity dependency vulnerabilities - run: pnpm audit:dependencies - - name: Validate the native Twitter Module Federation snapshot run: >- node scripts/verify-native-extension-distribution.mjs inspect-local diff --git a/.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml b/.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml index df0f697..458e559 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ jobs: with: apiToken: ${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN }} accountId: ${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID }} - packageManager: npm + packageManager: pnpm wranglerVersion: 4.114.0 workingDirectory: release command: >- diff --git a/.github/workflows/pages-preview.yml b/.github/workflows/pages-preview.yml index daecf1b..0bec7c5 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/pages-preview.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/pages-preview.yml @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ jobs: uses: pdm-project/setup-pdm@973541a5febeafcfdadf8a51211435be6ecfd90f # v4.5 with: python-version-file: candidate/.python-version - version: 2.27.0 + version: 2.28.0 cache: true cache-dependency-path: candidate/pdm.lock @@ -184,11 +184,11 @@ jobs: with: apiToken: ${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN }} accountId: ${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID }} - packageManager: npm + packageManager: pnpm wranglerVersion: 4.114.0 - workingDirectory: .pages-preview + workingDirectory: candidate command: >- - pages deploy . + pages deploy ../.pages-preview --project-name=${{ vars.CLOUDFLARE_PAGES_PROJECT }} --branch=${{ needs.identity.outputs.branch }} --commit-hash=${{ needs.identity.outputs.head_sha }} diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index b5df922..eb488c9 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ Reason in English. Communicate with humans in Chinese. ## Working Protocol - Run `svc status . --json`, then use `svc lookup --keyword` and `svc lookup --path` only for guidance required by the current pressure. +- Follow the organization-wide [Git and GitHub Governance](https://github.com/InKCre/.github/blob/main/GOVERNANCE.md) + and [contribution workflow](https://github.com/InKCre/.github/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) for branches, pull requests, + release authority, and delivery boundaries; repository-local documents own exact commands. - Read the active Task Packet, relevant durable owner, and nearest local `AGENTS.md` before editing. - Resolve one semantic owner before adding durable material. Prefer code, types, configuration, and CI for mechanically enforceable truth. - Before a reference-sensitive, logic-altering, or non-obviously-local durable mutation, state the target, objective `From -> To`, operation, blast radius, invariants, verification, and uncertainty. diff --git a/docs/40-deployment/web-delivery.md b/docs/40-deployment/web-delivery.md index 5f7730c..6be0ae5 100644 --- a/docs/40-deployment/web-delivery.md +++ b/docs/40-deployment/web-delivery.md @@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ no check artifact: it checks out the exact source, installs the frozen workspace release, reverifies `main`, and deploys those same-run bytes to the Cloudflare Pages `main` branch in the protected `production` environment. +The workspace lock owns the exact Wrangler version, and Pages production/preview execute it through +the pinned pnpm toolchain. Preview cleanup is intentionally different: its tombstone is a standalone +static directory, so the cleanup action may use its isolated npm installation without entering the +pnpm workspace. + The Pages project is selected by `CLOUDFLARE_PAGES_PROJECT`; deployment uses the protected `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN` and `CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID`. After upload, the workflow smoke-tests both the Pages deployment URL and `https://app.inkcre.dev`. Production delivery has no Extension Registry diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 75bb82e..68972c3 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ "format:check": "oxfmt --check .", "lint": "oxlint .", "lint:type-aware": "oxlint --type-aware .", - "audit:dependencies": "node scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs", "type-check": "pnpm check:workspace && pnpm check:runtime && pnpm check:database && pnpm -r run type-check", "type-check:ui": "node scripts/type-check-ui.mjs", "type-check:ts7": "node node_modules/@typescript/native/bin/tsc --project packages/core/tsconfig.json --noEmit", @@ -52,7 +51,8 @@ "portless": "0.12.0", "semver": "7.8.5", "supabase": "2.112.0", - "typescript": "catalog:" + "typescript": "catalog:", + "wrangler": "4.114.0" }, "devEngines": { "runtime": { diff --git a/pnpm-lock.yaml b/pnpm-lock.yaml index 43ceda9..43a8cc5 100644 --- a/pnpm-lock.yaml +++ b/pnpm-lock.yaml @@ -83,6 +83,9 @@ importers: typescript: specifier: 'catalog:' version: 5.9.3 + 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1.20260722.1 + ws: 8.21.0 + youch: 4.1.0-beta.10 + transitivePeerDependencies: + - bufferutil + - utf-8-validate + minimatch@3.1.5: dependencies: brace-expansion: 1.1.18 @@ -10122,6 +10580,8 @@ snapshots: path-parse@1.0.7: {} + path-to-regexp@6.3.0: {} + pathe@1.1.2: {} pathe@2.0.3: {} @@ -10581,6 +11041,38 @@ snapshots: setprototypeof@1.2.0: {} + sharp@0.35.2: + dependencies: + '@img/colour': 1.1.0 + detect-libc: 2.1.2 + semver: 7.8.5 + optionalDependencies: + '@img/sharp-darwin-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-darwin-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-freebsd-wasm32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-libvips-darwin-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-darwin-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-arm': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-ppc64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-riscv64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-s390x': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linuxmusl-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linuxmusl-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-linux-arm': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-ppc64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-riscv64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-s390x': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linuxmusl-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linuxmusl-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-webcontainers-wasm32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-ia32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-x64': 0.35.2 + shebang-command@2.0.0: dependencies: shebang-regex: 3.0.0 @@ -10723,6 +11215,8 @@ snapshots: dependencies: copy-anything: 3.0.5 + supports-color@10.2.2: {} + supports-color@7.2.0: dependencies: has-flag: 4.0.0 @@ -10871,6 +11365,12 @@ snapshots: undici-types@6.21.0: {} + undici@7.28.0: {} + + unenv@2.0.0-rc.24: + dependencies: + pathe: 2.0.3 + unicorn-magic@0.3.0: {} unimport@6.3.1(@rspack/core@2.1.5)(esbuild@0.28.1)(oxc-parser@0.131.0)(rolldown@1.2.0)(rollup@4.59.0)(vite@7.3.6(@types/node@22.17.2)(jiti@2.7.0)(lightningcss@1.33.0)(sass-embedded@1.90.0)(sass@1.101.6)(yaml@2.9.0)): @@ -11250,6 +11750,30 @@ snapshots: word-wrap@1.2.5: optional: true + workerd@1.20260722.1: + optionalDependencies: + '@cloudflare/workerd-darwin-64': 1.20260722.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-darwin-arm64': 1.20260722.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-linux-64': 1.20260722.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-linux-arm64': 1.20260722.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-windows-64': 1.20260722.1 + + wrangler@4.114.0: + dependencies: + '@cloudflare/kv-asset-handler': 0.5.0 + '@cloudflare/unenv-preset': 2.16.1(unenv@2.0.0-rc.24)(workerd@1.20260722.1) + blake3-wasm: 2.1.5 + esbuild: 0.28.1 + miniflare: 4.20260722.0 + path-to-regexp: 6.3.0 + unenv: 2.0.0-rc.24 + workerd: 1.20260722.1 + optionalDependencies: + fsevents: 2.3.3 + transitivePeerDependencies: + - bufferutil + - utf-8-validate + wrap-ansi@10.0.0: dependencies: ansi-styles: 6.2.3 @@ -11395,6 +11919,19 @@ snapshots: yoctocolors@2.1.2: {} + youch-core@0.3.3: + dependencies: + '@poppinss/exception': 1.2.3 + error-stack-parser-es: 1.0.5 + + youch@4.1.0-beta.10: + dependencies: + '@poppinss/colors': 4.1.6 + '@poppinss/dumper': 0.6.5 + '@speed-highlight/core': 1.2.24 + cookie: 1.1.1 + youch-core: 0.3.3 + yuku-ast@0.7.4: dependencies: '@yuku-toolchain/types': 0.7.4 diff --git a/scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs b/scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs deleted file mode 100644 index b0bfc34..0000000 --- a/scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,86 +0,0 @@ -import { spawn } from 'node:child_process' -import { createServer } from 'node:http' -import { once } from 'node:events' - -const auditPath = '/-/npm/v1/security/advisories/bulk' -const npmAuditUrl = new URL(auditPath, 'https://registry.npmjs.org') - -function isGzip(body) { - return body.length >= 2 && body[0] === 0x1f && body[1] === 0x8b -} - -async function proxyAudit(request, response) { - if (request.method !== 'POST' || request.url !== auditPath) { - response.writeHead(404).end() - return - } - - try { - const chunks = [] - for await (const chunk of request) chunks.push(chunk) - - const upstream = await fetch(npmAuditUrl, { - body: Buffer.concat(chunks), - headers: { - 'content-type': 'application/json', - 'user-agent': request.headers['user-agent'] ?? 'inkcre-audit-transport', - }, - method: 'POST', - signal: AbortSignal.timeout(15_000), - }) - const body = Buffer.from(await upstream.arrayBuffer()) - const contentEncoding = upstream.headers.get('content-encoding') - - response.statusCode = upstream.status - response.setHeader('content-type', upstream.headers.get('content-type') ?? 'application/json') - if (contentEncoding) { - response.setHeader('content-encoding', contentEncoding) - } else if (isGzip(body)) { - response.setHeader('content-encoding', 'gzip') - } - response.end(body) - } catch (error) { - const message = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error) - response.writeHead(502, { 'content-type': 'application/json' }) - response.end(JSON.stringify({ error: `npm audit transport failed: ${message}` })) - } -} - -async function runAudit(registry) { - const child = spawn( - 'pnpm', - ['audit', '--audit-level', 'high', `--registry=${registry.origin}/`], - { - env: process.env, - stdio: 'inherit', - } - ) - const timeout = setTimeout(() => child.kill('SIGTERM'), 60_000) - - const [exitCode, signal] = await once(child, 'exit') - clearTimeout(timeout) - - if (signal) { - throw new Error(`pnpm audit was terminated by ${signal}`) - } - return exitCode ?? 1 -} - -const server = createServer((request, response) => { - void proxyAudit(request, response) -}) - -server.listen(0, '127.0.0.1') -await once(server, 'listening') - -const address = server.address() -if (!address || typeof address === 'string') { - throw new Error('failed to bind the local npm audit transport') -} - -try { - process.exitCode = await runAudit(new URL(`http://127.0.0.1:${address.port}`)) -} finally { - server.closeAllConnections() - server.close() -} diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/10-evidence.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/10-evidence.md deleted file mode 100644 index ec265b4..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/10-evidence.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,526 +0,0 @@ -# Evidence Snapshot - -This file records observed facts only. Decisions and desired state live in adjacent packet files. - -## Phase 0 Repository and Tooling Baseline - -- Root scripts expose only `dev`, partial builds, and recursive `type-check`; there is no root lint, format check, test, check, doctor, or CI contract: `package.json:10`. -- Root `type-check` silently omits the web extension because it uses `typecheck`; the Twitter extension has no type-check script: `apps/client-webext/package.json:7`, `extensions/twitter/package.json:6`. -- Root `build` covers core and client-web. `build:all` adds Module Federation extensions but still omits client-webext: `package.json:13`. -- Formatting and linting are split across core ESLint/Prettier, webext Biome, and no client-web configuration: `packages/core/package.json:23`, `apps/client-webext/package.json:18`, `apps/client-web/package.json:6`. -- Baseline before Phase 0: `.gitignore` excluded `pnpm-lock.yaml`; the ignored lock was stale, and a frozen install reported `ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE`. Phase 0 removed that ignore rule and regenerated lockfile v9 with importers for the root and all five declared workspace packages. -- `@inkcre/core` mixes source and build exports and declares `dist/index.cjs`, while its current build is ESM-only: `packages/core/package.json:5`, `packages/core/tsup.config.ts:3`. -- Webext directly declared the Windows-only `@rollup/rollup-win32-x64-msvc` package even though Rollup already owns platform binaries as optional dependencies and no source imports it. Phase 0 removed that direct declaration before lock regeneration. -- Only the three client-web `*.spec.ts` files are present. Client-web has no test script or Vitest config. -- Webext has Vitest scripts/config, but the config references a missing `tests/setup.ts`: `apps/client-webext/vitest.config.ts:4`. -- No Playwright, Cypress, or Nightwatch E2E implementation exists. -- The only GitHub workflow prepares Copilot; it is not application CI or CD: `.github/workflows/copilot-setup-steps.yml:1`. - -## Static Application and Hono Wrapper - -- `vite build` produces the Vue application as static assets under `dist`: `apps/client-web/package.json:7`, `apps/client-web/vite.config.ts:25`. -- Vue Router uses history mode, so static hosting needs SPA deep-link fallback: `apps/client-web/src/router.ts:13`. -- Current deployment uses Cloudflare Workers with Static Assets because Wrangler declares `main: server/index.ts` and an `ASSETS` binding for `dist`: `apps/client-web/wrangler.jsonc:3`. -- Hono has only these responsibilities: - - `GET /api/config` returns four Worker environment values. - - `POST /api/config` returns success but does not persist anything. - - the catch-all delegates to `ASSETS.fetch`. - - Evidence: `apps/client-web/server/index.ts:13`. -- Wrangler already declares `not_found_handling: single-page-application`; static hosting can own asset serving and deep-link fallback without the Hono catch-all: `apps/client-web/wrangler.jsonc:11`. -- Therefore the product surface is a static SPA currently wrapped by a thin Worker. Removing Hono requires replacing or deleting only its runtime config endpoint; PostgREST and core remain external services. - -## Configuration and JWT Data Flow - -- `MetaConfig` contains `INKCRE_PGREST_URL`, `INKCRE_JWT_SECRET`, and `INKCRE_CLIENT_ID`: `packages/core/src/config/schema.ts:33`. -- The default meta adapter is `envAdapter`. Client-web sets it to the same adapter in development and does not automatically select `httpAdapter`: `packages/core/src/config/store.ts:16`, `apps/client-web/src/core.ts:139`. -- The settings page lets a user manually select `localStorage`, `http`, or `env`: `apps/client-web/src/views/settings/settings.vue:42`. -- The selected adapter name is written to `inkcre_config_adapter`, but no current code restores that choice on reload: `apps/client-web/src/views/settings/settings.vue:59`. -- `localStorageAdapter` writes the complete meta config as JSON under `inkcre_app_config`, including the JWT secret: `packages/core/src/config/adapters.ts:8`. -- `httpAdapter` fetches `/api/config`; it is used only when selected. The Worker response includes `INKCRE_JWT_SECRET` if that Worker binding is non-empty: `packages/core/src/config/adapters.ts:38`, `apps/client-web/server/index.ts:14`. -- `envAdapter` reads every `VITE_*` value and removes the prefix. A `VITE_INKCRE_JWT_SECRET` value is therefore compiled into browser-visible JavaScript: `packages/core/src/config/adapters.ts:81`, `apps/client-web/.env.example:1`. -- The settings export function writes the complete meta config, including its credential, to a JSON download: `apps/client-web/src/views/settings/settings.vue:104`. -- The browser uses the configured secret to sign an HS256 token with role `authenticated`, 24-hour expiry, issuer/audience `inkcre-client`: `packages/core/src/auth/store.ts:12`. -- The generated token remains in memory. PostgREST and core requests receive it as `Authorization: Bearer`; the secret itself is not sent to PostgREST: `packages/core/src/base/db-api.ts:41`, `packages/core/src/client/client.ts:121`. -- Webext contains an intended extension-storage adapter path, but its calls no longer match the current core store API, so its current runtime behavior is not proven: `apps/client-webext/logic/storage.ts:35`, `packages/core/src/config/store.ts:48`. - -## Confirmed and Conditional Security Facts - -- Confirmed: - - the current design gives the browser JWT signing authority; - - localStorage and config export can persist the user-entered secret in plaintext; - - a `VITE_*` secret would be public in the built artifact; - - a non-empty Worker secret would be returned through `/api/config` when the HTTP adapter is selected. -- Not confirmed: - - no repository evidence proves the deployed Worker has a non-empty JWT secret; - - Wrangler's checked-in value is empty, and `.env.cloudflare` does not define it; - - the default adapter does not automatically call `/api/config`. -- Conditional risk: - - if one shared Cloudflare secret is also PostgREST's HS256 verification key, every visitor who selects the HTTP adapter can mint the same `authenticated` role; - - if each user supplies a secret for a PostgREST instance they control, browser-local signing is a deliberate local-first trust model rather than a server-secret leak; - - XSS, privileged extensions, profile access, and exported config files remain credential-exposure surfaces under the local-first model. - -## Local Runtime, Docs, and Branches - -- Client Vite uses an implicit port and `host: true`; joint extension dev allocates from 4000; WXT fixes Chromium debugging to 9222. -- There is no Docker/Compose/PostgreSQL/PostgREST/schema/seed/readiness implementation in client-web. -- Sibling `core-py` owns migrations and has a PostgreSQL Compose service, but no PostgREST service. -- Client-web now has schema-v2 `svc.json`, the generated Codex skill, bounded root/docs navigation, and the managed local-overlay ignore block from the official SVC 10.0.1 wheel. Official `svc status --json` reports healthy and repeated init reports `noop`. -- `docs/_shared` is a git submodule pointing to published Hub commit `ad464fd9bc9f6c9a8c316e5e75bc5f16e794ecd7`; `.gitmodules` uses `https://github.com/InKCre/docs.git` and does not float on a branch. -- `InKCre/docs` contains PRD and Product TDD. Its local `codex/svc-v10-adoption` branch now has an official, healthy SVC 10.0.1 adoption and removes the copied v9 framework projection while keeping InKCre-owned submodule operations/profile/skill. -- The Hub PRD and Product TDD trees have no diff in the v10 migration. -- The official SVC 10.0.1 wheel was installed in an isolated temporary environment; the dirty unreleased `../../svc` source worktree was not used as the adoption authority. -- `origin/main` is an ancestor of `origin/develop` and is 144 commits behind it. -- During audit, a failed frozen offline install recreated only ignored `node_modules`; tracked source stayed clean. After GitHub Packages access was restored, a real `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` completed all six workspace projects and ran `wxt prepare`. -- pnpm 10 ignores environment-expanded credentials in repository-controlled npmrc files. The repository now keeps only the `@inkcre` registry mapping and requires trusted user/CI auth. -- Initial credentials returned HTTP 401/403 for `@inkcre/web-design`. After the user granted the active GitHub CLI identity `read:packages`, a trusted temporary npmrc generated the lock and restored dependencies; the temporary credential file was not part of the repository. - -## SVC v10 and Shared-Docs Results - -Validated on 2026-07-23 with an isolated Python environment containing the published `sustainable-vibe-coding==10.0.1` wheel; commands invoked that environment's exact `svc` binary rather than the dirty sibling SVC source tree or an assumed global executable. - -| Repository | Command | Result | -| ------------- | ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | -| client-web | `svc status --json` | healthy; schema v2; adopted 10.0.1; wheel runtime current | -| client-web | `svc init --agent codex --json` | `noop`; generated surfaces remain current | -| `InKCre/docs` | `svc status --json` | healthy; schema v2; adopted 10.0.1; wheel runtime current | -| `InKCre/docs` | `svc init --agent codex --json` | `noop`; generated surfaces remain current | - -- SVC v10 has no `_svc_v10.md`, `svc migrate`, or copied consumer corpus. Framework guidance remains in the installed distribution and is queried with `svc lookup`. -- The Hub retains `00-meta/submodule-profile.md`, `submodule-operations.md`, and `skills/edit-svc-shared-docs/**` because they are InKCre-specific operational owners rather than SVC framework copies. -- The removed v9 files remain recoverable from Git history. Existing Spokes continue to read their pinned old Hub commit until they deliberately adopt v10 and bump the shared reference. -- Hub commit `ad464fd` was pushed to `origin/codex/svc-v10-adoption` before client-web recorded the shared reference. -- The canonical Hub `check-submodule.sh --mode pre-commit` validates the client-web URL, clean submodule worktree, and remote reachability of the exact commit. - -## Restored Baseline Results - -- `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` succeeds and generates `apps/client-webext/.wxt/tsconfig.json` through the required WXT postinstall. -- A second `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --offline` succeeds with the lock hash unchanged at `e12ed478955da4caef9e64db39fded8c58596d413b60cc60aff1ff8456a0aeb0`. -- The Copilot setup workflow is structurally validated and uses setup-node's trusted npmrc plus a step-scoped `NODE_AUTH_TOKEN`. A real GitHub Actions run remains unproven until these uncommitted changes are intentionally published. -- Dependency resolution reports four existing peer mismatches: Module Federation runtime tools, Cloudflare Workers types, Zod 3 versus 4, and WXT's Vue plugin expecting Vite 5-7 while the lock resolves Vite 8 for that peer path. -- pnpm reports ignored lifecycle scripts for Parcel watcher, two esbuild versions, Sharp, and Workerd. The directly exercised client-web static build still succeeds; future commands must prove whether any ignored script needs explicit approval before expanding `onlyBuiltDependencies`. -- Root `pnpm type-check` and `pnpm build` both stop on the same three `packages/core/src/extension/base.ts` errors; the build emits ESM JavaScript before declaration generation fails. -- Targeted client-web type checking exposes stale/missing core exports and the same core config-store errors. Its direct `vite build` succeeds, producing a static bundle with a roughly 2.13 MB main chunk and size warnings. -- `packages/ext-dev-utils` type checking fails because it consumes core source outside its TypeScript project file list, plus stale core API types. -- Webext `vue-tsc` fails on stale core APIs and four undeclared AI SDK packages. Vitest finds no tests. Its Chromium build cannot resolve `wxt/utils/storage` imported from core. -- The Twitter extension build cannot resolve `./Extension` from `src/main.ts`. - -Observed command outcomes on Node 22.22.3 and pnpm 10.26.2: - -| Command | Exit | Baseline result | -| ----------------------------------------------------- | ---: | -------------------------------------------------------- | -| `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` | 0 | Six workspace projects restored; WXT prepare completed | -| `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --offline` | 0 | Idempotent; lock hash unchanged | -| `pnpm type-check` | 2 | Stops at three core extension/config errors | -| `pnpm build` | 1 | Core ESM emitted; declaration build hits the same errors | -| `pnpm --filter @inkcre/client-web build-only` | 0 | Static SPA bundle succeeds with size warnings | -| `pnpm --filter @inkcre/client-webext build` | 1 | Cannot resolve `wxt/utils/storage` from core | -| `pnpm --filter @inkcre/client-webext exec vitest run` | 1 | No test files found | -| `pnpm --filter @inkcre/ext-twitter build` | 1 | Cannot resolve `./Extension` | - -## Phase 2 Toolchain and Package Results - -Validated on 2026-07-23 with Node 22.22.3, pnpm 10.26.2, stable TypeScript 5.9.3, native -TypeScript 7.0.2, Oxfmt 0.60.0, Oxlint 1.75.0 paired with oxlint-tsgolint 7.0.2001, and -tsdown 0.22.13. - -- One root Oxfmt configuration formats 337 tracked-source candidates and excludes the read-only - `docs/_shared` mount plus the two SVC-managed navigation surfaces. -- One root Oxlint configuration enforces correctness and unused-variable errors without carrying - the previous ESLint/Prettier or Biome configs. Type-aware Oxlint is a separate green shadow lane. -- The pnpm catalog pins stable TypeScript 5.9.3 and Vue TSC 3.3.8 for all workspaces. Native - TypeScript 7.0.2 is root-only and checks the framework-independent core lane. -- The workspace validator accounts for all five declared members, their required scripts/builders, - and the documented source-only exemption for `@inkcre/ext-dev-utils`. -- `@inkcre/core` builds ESM JavaScript, source maps, declarations, and declaration maps through - tsdown. Its package manifest exposes only `dist/index.js`/`dist/index.d.ts`; no fictional CommonJS - entry remains. -- Monorepo Vite/WXT consumers alias core source for development. The package validator separately - proves the consumer workspace link, direct ESM import, built core dist contract, and required web, - webext content-script, and Twitter remote outputs. -- The webext type/build path now uses declared AI provider dependencies, current core configuration - APIs, and namespaced `@wxt-dev/storage` keys. LLM providers, default model, and explain - instruction remain extension-local refs rather than an unpersisted remote client-config - projection; their deep-write behavior has a focused passing regression test. Its Chromium - production build succeeds. -- The Twitter remote uses the current extension module entry and builds successfully. -- Type-aware lint found and corrected a real `HeadersInit` array/object spread hazard in the core - REST client. -- A direct client-web Vitest invocation remains outside the Phase 2 gate and is red: 5 tests pass, - 14 fail because the suite has no DOM test environment and two `useEither` assertions assume - synchronous async-computed resolution; loading the application Vite config also triggers a - failing ad hoc Twitter build. Phase 4 owns the hermetic test configuration and behavior repair. - -Observed Phase 2 command outcomes: - -| Command | Exit | Result | -| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---: | --------------------------------------------------------- | -| `pnpm run doctor` | 0 | Required Phase 2 setup healthy; Phase 3 capabilities warn | -| `pnpm format:check` | 0 | 337 files match the Oxfmt contract | -| `pnpm lint` | 0 | Required correctness/unused gate is clean | -| `pnpm lint:type-aware` | 0 | Shadow type-aware rules are clean | -| `pnpm type-check` | 0 | All five workspace members participate and pass | -| `pnpm type-check:ts7` | 0 | Native TypeScript 7 core shadow is clean | -| `pnpm build` | 0 | Core, web, webext, and Twitter outputs build | -| `pnpm check` | 0 | Required Phase 2 aggregate gate is clean | -| `pnpm --filter @inkcre/client-webext exec vitest run composables/useWebExtensionStorage.spec.ts` | 0 | Nested ref changes write extension-local serialized data | -| `node scripts/check-package-contract.mjs` | 0 | Core ESM dist/declaration contract resolves | - -Builds retain non-fatal upstream/bundle warnings: ineffective dynamic imports in core, large web -and webext chunks, a Module Federation `eval`, VueUse pure annotations, duplicate UnoCSS import, -and Module Federation sourcemap notices. These are observable optimization debt, not hidden gate -failures. - -The `run` keyword is required for the repository doctor because `pnpm doctor` is an unrelated pnpm -built-in command and does not dispatch package scripts. - -## Phase 3 Static and Worktree Runtime Results - -Validated on 2026-07-23 with official SVC 10.0.1, Portless 0.12.0, Node 22.22.3, and pnpm -10.26.2. - -- Portless 0.15.4 requires Node 24 or newer. The repository therefore pins 0.12.0 exactly; that - release supports Node 20 or newer and matches the already-running host proxy. -- Client-web no longer contains the Hono server, Wrangler manifest, Cloudflare environment files, - Worker types, Hono dependency, or Wrangler dependency. Vite continues to produce only the static - `dist` artifact. -- `packages/core` no longer exposes HTTP or Vite-environment config adapters. Web initializes the - store from localStorage before mounting; webext initializes it from namespaced extension storage - before mounting each entrypoint. -- The settings UI validates before save/import, masks the JWT credential, labels its local - provenance, and exports only PostgREST URL plus client ID. Existing local credential state is - retained during portable import. -- The local runtime contract fails on reintroduced Worker files/dependencies, `/api/config`, - `VITE_INKCRE_JWT_SECRET`, public legacy adapter exports, fixed Chromium port 9222, missing - worktree probes, or an unpinned Portless dependency. -- Initial SVC HTTP probes correctly rejected the shared Portless proxy's generic 404 as - `occupied-unhealthy`. The final worktree-scoped exec probes include `${dev.instance}` in their - endpoint identity and accept only an exact target/instance JSON response. Portless is invoked - without `--force`, so an existing route is never silently taken over. -- Cold starts returned `started` for `web` and `webext`. A subsequent all-target status reported - `healthy`; Portless listed independent routes for instance `4ac9df364b54706e`. -- The host has no discoverable Chrome installation. WXT now remains a healthy build/HMR capability - with automatic browser launch disabled by default; an explicit `INKCRE_CHROMIUM_BINARY` enables - launch with `.runtime/dev//chromium-profile`. -- Bounded cleanup terminated only the two routes for the current SVC instance. The pre-existing - `xiaoland` and `api.xiaoland` routes remained registered. -- With core, web, webext, and Twitter build-output directories temporarily moved aside and restored - through a bounded trap, `pnpm type-check` still passed. The source/runtime check has no hidden - dependency on a prior build; public artifact inspection remains correctly owned by the - post-build package contract. -- `core-py` HEAD and GitHub main both resolve to `f8780239d9a4bab7ac80fd992cab459950ab34e5`. Its - migrations are the schema authority, but its Compose stack has no PostgREST, portable - authenticator/anonymous roles, deterministic seed, or reset capability. The worktree also has - unrelated user-owned untracked state; no sibling-repository mutation was made. - -Observed client-owned Phase 3 command outcomes: - -| Command | Exit | Result | -| ----------------------- | ---: | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `pnpm check:runtime` | 0 | Static/browser-local and worktree target tripwires pass | -| `svc status --json` | 0 | Schema-v2 config is valid; adoption and generated surfaces current | -| `pnpm dev` | 0 | Worktree `web` capability cold-started and proved identity | -| `pnpm dev:webext` | 0 | Worktree WXT watcher cold-started without requiring local Chrome | -| `svc dev status --json` | 0 | Both running targets were healthy | -| `pnpm run doctor` | 0 | Client runtime healthy; SVC PATH and Docker remain explicit warnings | -| `pnpm lint` | 0 | Required lint lane is clean | -| `pnpm lint:type-aware` | 0 | Shadow type-aware lint lane is clean | -| `pnpm type-check` | 0 | Runtime contract and all five workspace type checks pass | -| `pnpm type-check:ts7` | 0 | Native TypeScript 7 core shadow is clean | -| `pnpm build` | 0 | Static web, core, Chromium extension, and remote artifacts pass | - -Complete Phase 3 readiness remains unclaimed: no Docker engine is installed on this host, and the -authoritative PostgreSQL/PostgREST capability requires a separately authorized `core-py` change -before client-web can consume and verify it. - -An independent read-only final review accepted the client-owned Step 4 diff after correcting an -initial mix-up between source-level `check:runtime` and post-build `check:package`. Remaining -non-blocking debt is the Unix-oriented `ps` ownership check in `dev:stop` and the absence of -Phase-4-owned lifecycle-script regression tests. - -## 2026-07-26 Database Provider and SVC Follow-up - -- PDM 2.27.0 owns the host's global project. Adding - `sustainable-vibe-coding==10.0.1` with `pdm add -g --save-exact` made `svc` available on the - existing PATH without installing the dirty sibling `../../svc` worktree. -- `svc --version` and `svc status . --json` report 10.0.1, wheel resource mode, a valid committed - base, a valid ignored local overlay, and a healthy effective configuration. -- The tracked SVC declaration selects the portable `local` database provider. The ignored - `svc.local.json` selects `ssh` on this host and owns its SSH alias, remote executable, and - optional Portless port. No tracked file contains those machine facts. -- Local and SSH providers execute the same tracked Compose topology. SSH Compose commands are - transported as a bounded tar payload to one validated SSH-config alias; neither shell - interpolation nor `eval` reconstructs caller arguments. -- Remote services publish only remote-loopback dynamic ports. A worktree-owned OpenSSH control - tunnel maps three independently allocated local-loopback ports to them. Runtime state records - provider and port identity so a provider change is refused until explicit cleanup. -- Provider diagnostics proved the remote Docker engine at 28.5.2 and Compose - 2.40.3-desktop.1. The selected engine authenticated to the private GHCR package through - stdin-based Docker login; no token entered repository state or command output. -- `pnpm db:ready`, guarded `pnpm db:reset`, and `pnpm dev:stop` passed against the SSH provider. - Cleanup removed the exact Compose project, volume, local runtime credentials, and control - tunnel. -- A concurrent isolation proof started two SSH-backed database identities. Their Compose projects, - remote ports, local ports, volumes, and tunnels were distinct; stopping the first left the - second healthy. -- `pnpm test:e2e` passed two built-browser/PostgREST cases after installing the lock-compatible - Playwright Chromium: authenticated read/write and absent/wrong credential denial. The harness - restored the deterministic baseline and removed its ephemeral remote project. -- `pnpm dev` passed with a non-privileged machine-local Portless port. The run exposed and repaired - a pre-existing Module Federation development bug: static remotes now check and serve - `dist/client-web`, and a missing remote builds in a separate process instead of nesting a second - Module Federation build inside the host Vite process. -- Provider regression tests cover portable local defaulting, local Docker diagnosis, SSH option - injection rejection, and proof that SSH diagnosis never invokes the local Docker CLI. - -## 2026-07-26 Vitest, Browser E2E, CI, and Pages Follow-up - -- A root Vitest 4 project graph now discovers four explicit projects: core, client-web, - client-webext, and runtime scripts. The historical Node test uses Vitest instead of `node:test`; - leaf packages delegate to the root runner rather than carrying independent Vitest versions. -- The client-web project owns its Vue transform, happy-dom environment, setup file, source aliases, - and a bounded workaround for the published `@inkcre/web-design` package's invalid mixed exports - map. Historical async assumptions, stale selectors, real-timer sleeps, and one hollow polling - assertion were corrected. -- `pnpm test:unit` passes 27 tests across seven files: three core, nineteen client-web, one - client-webext, and four provider/runtime tests. -- Playwright now has separate `web-database` and `browser-extension` projects. The extension - project launches persistent Chromium with only the exact `.output/chrome-mv3` build enabled, - obtains its runtime ID from the MV3 service worker, seeds extension-local non-production config, - and proves the real popup UI. -- `pnpm test:e2e:web` passes the two authenticated/denied peer database browser cases through the - SSH Docker provider. `pnpm test:e2e:webext` builds and loads the Chromium artifact and passes its - popup case. The Firefox MV2 production build passes with upstream warnings for the future - Mozilla data-collection declaration and a stable extension ID. -- Required CI now has independent workspace, peer-database, and browser-extension checks plus a - non-blocking type-aware/TypeScript 7 shadow job. It retains Vitest/Playwright/database failure - evidence and exact Chrome/Firefox artifacts. Every third-party Action reference is pinned to an - immutable commit SHA. -- Dependabot, CODEOWNERS, and a PR evidence/risk template are present locally. Pages deployment now - checks Wrangler's deployment ID/URL and smoke-tests both the root and SPA fallback. -- `pnpm check`, `pnpm lint:type-aware`, `pnpm type-check:ts7`, both E2E projects, the Firefox build, - YAML parsing, frozen lock verification, and `git diff --check` pass locally. -- The host has no global `wrangler` executable on PATH, but the pinned `pnpm dlx -wrangler@4.114.0` invocation has a healthy OAuth session with Pages write access. -- GitHub CLI is authenticated as `xiaoland`, whose active `InKCre` organization membership role is - `admin`. Organization secrets `CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID` and `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN`, plus the - `CLOUDFLARE_PAGES_PROJECT=inkcre-client-web` variable, are selected only for - `InKCre/client-web`. Secret values remain unreadable and their deployment capability is unproven - until the workflow runs. -- Cloudflare Pages Direct Upload project `inkcre-client-web` exists with production branch `main`. - Its default domain is `inkcre-client-web.pages.dev`; custom domain `app.inkcre.dev`, its proxied - CNAME, DNS ownership verification, and TLS/HTTP validation are active. The project has no - canonical deployment yet. -- Before publication, the local `pnpm audit --audit-level high` failure was provisionally - attributed to the host/network path. The published run below falsified that diagnosis by - reproducing the same malformed response on GitHub's runner. - -## 2026-07-26 Published CI Audit Repair - -- Commit `74c1f72` and the preceding provider commit were pushed directly to `main` under the - user's explicit authorization. GitHub Actions run `30193342585` proved the new shadow, - peer-database, and browser-extension jobs; only the workspace audit step failed. -- The failure reproduced the local response exactly: npm returned gzip bytes without - `Content-Encoding`, so pnpm attempted to parse compressed bytes as JSON. Direct response-header - inspection confirmed that this defect is at the registry boundary rather than in the repository. -- npm has retired the legacy quick-audit endpoint used by pnpm 10. The repository therefore - hard-cuts to pnpm 11.11.0 and its bulk-advisories analyzer instead of carrying two package-manager - versions. pnpm 11's `allowBuilds` map explicitly permits `spawn-sync` and `vue-demi` while - explicitly denying the previously ignored Parcel watcher, esbuild, Sharp, and Workerd scripts. -- `scripts/audit-dependencies.mjs` exposes only the bulk-advisories path on an ephemeral loopback - server, forwards the request to npm with a 15-second bound, and restores the missing gzip header - only when the response has gzip magic. pnpm still owns advisory interpretation and the - high-severity exit code. -- The repaired audit exposed real new high advisories in PostCSS and brace-expansion. Exact - workspace overrides now resolve PostCSS 8.5.18 and brace-expansion 5.0.8; the audit reports one - remaining low advisory and exits successfully. -- pnpm 11.11.0 frozen/offline install, `pnpm check`, type-aware Oxlint, native TypeScript 7, the - repaired audit, peer-database browser E2E, and Chromium extension E2E pass locally. - -## 2026-07-26 Pages CD Proof - -- GitHub Actions `Client checks` run `30194300886` passed on exact main commit `9ef75d4`. Workspace, - high-severity audit, shadow toolchains, peer-database browser E2E, Chromium extension E2E, - Firefox build, accepted static artifact, and retained artifacts were green. -- The delivery job required two isolation corrections discovered only under the hosted runner: - Wrangler must not restore the private pnpm workspace, and its npm install must not parse pnpm - `catalog:` manifests. The final controller checks out trusted code under `controller/`, downloads - the accepted artifact under `.pages-delivery/dist`, and installs exact Wrangler 4.114.0 from the - manifest-free job root. -- Production Pages run `30194355522` passed. Deployment - `58c10276-ccf3-41a8-9fb6-9f6f2e944fcd` published branch `main` at - `https://58c10276.inkcre-client-web.pages.dev`; the workflow smoke passed both `/` and the SPA - fallback path. -- Internal Dependabot PR 24 independently proved the preview path in run `30194308954`. Deployment - `d2518512-9c95-46e0-bfdf-64345f3b7e8c` used collision-safe branch - `preview/client-web/pr-24`, passed both smoke paths, and exposed alias - `https://preview-client-web-pr-24.inkcre-client-web.pages.dev`. -- Direct checks against `https://app.inkcre.dev/` and - `https://app.inkcre.dev/__inkcre_pages_spa_smoke` returned HTTP 200 with HTML after production - deployment. Wrangler lists the production and preview deployments as active. -- Protected `main` now additionally requires `Browser extension contract`; the full required set is - Workspace contract, Peer database browser E2E, Dependency security review, and Browser extension - contract. - -## 2026-07-26 Environment-Neutrality and Dependabot Audit - -- The accepted `client-web-dist` artifact from `Client checks` run `30194484367` contains the - canonical production core/PostgREST Heroku origins, the retired PostgREST host, and two client - UUIDs in its JavaScript and source map. -- The import chain is not a Vite or Cloudflare injection: - - `packages/core/src/database/production-profile.ts` contains the environment instance; - - `database/profile.ts` turns it into schema defaults and legacy migration behavior; - - `auth/store.ts` imports the complete production profile only for environment-neutral JWT claim - facts, retaining the instance values in browser output. -- `deploy/profiles/production.json` and `legacy-endpoints.json` duplicate environment ownership in - the client repository even though `contracts/core-py-contract.json` already contains the - environment-neutral protocol and JWT contract. -- Webext has two additional hidden environment/network defaults: - - `logic/storage.ts` initializes its API origin to `http://127.0.0.1:8000`; - - WritingAssist fetches a mutable GitHub raw stopword list before falling back to the bundled - list. -- Provider documentation URLs, help links, and input placeholders are not runtime configuration - and do not choose an environment. -- Dependabot PRs 20 through 24 are mergeable but behind current main. Their required checks pass, - but each validates a stale controller independently. -- The five updates cover `docker/login-action`, `actions/github-script`, `actions/checkout`, - `cloudflare/wrangler-action`, and `pnpm/action-setup`; the repository pins Actions by immutable - commit SHA. -- The npm Dependabot updater run `30194493321` failed with - `private_source_authentication_failure` for `@inkcre/web-design` because its requests to GitHub - Packages had no authorization header. -- No repository or organization Dependabot secret currently provides package-read access. The - active operator GitHub CLI token has broader organization, repository, project, workflow, and - package scopes and is not an acceptable Dependabot credential. -- The dependency audit retains one low-severity AI SDK provider-utils advisory without a patched - release in the current major. It is separate from updater authentication and is not dismissed by - this slice. - -## 2026-07-26 Local Environment-Neutral and Updater Result - -- Client-owned production and legacy profile snapshots are deleted. Core auth imports a generated - `peerJwtContract` containing only JWT claims; the adjacent runtime contract contains only - contract/protocol format, revision, schema, and those JWT claims. -- Meta-config URL and client identity defaults are empty. Non-empty values remain URL/UUID - validated; this raw persisted shape deliberately does not implement the future `ready | invalid` - publisher. -- Web settings no longer offer a compiled canonical-production migration. Webext API storage also - defaults to empty, and WritingAssist uses its bundled stopwords instead of a hidden network - fallback. -- Runtime checks reject any first-party fixed browser URL outside an explicit reviewed - documentation/provider-example allowlist and any first-party UUID literal. Package checks also - inspect web plus Chromium-extension JavaScript, JSON, HTML, CSS, and source maps for the - retired/config endpoints, known historical client identities, loopback API default, and mutable - stopword fallback. -- All five pending Action updates are applied to the local workflows by immutable SHA. - GitHub-Action updates are grouped with a one-version-PR limit, and Wrangler no longer receives - `gitHubToken`, leaving the protected job environment as deployment-record owner. -- Dependabot npm config now references a dedicated `@inkcre` GitHub Packages registry and - `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN`. The secret does not exist remotely and must be created manually - before publication; the operator's broader GitHub CLI token was not copied. -- Local `pnpm check` passes 10 Vitest files and 35 tests plus every required build. The rebuilt web - and Chromium-extension artifacts pass environment-neutral scanning. Type-aware Oxlint, native - TypeScript 7, `pnpm audit:dependencies`, YAML parsing, actionlint 1.7.12, doctor, and - `git diff --check` also pass. The dependency audit reports only the previously recorded low - advisory. -- `pnpm contract:sync` cannot exercise the pinned image path on this macOS host because it has no - local Docker CLI. The byte-for-byte generated-contract gate and current pin pass; local - `core-py` HEAD was intentionally not substituted for the pinned image. -- A headless fresh-origin load of the rebuilt static artifact returns HTTP 200, leaves localStorage - empty, and makes no request outside the local preview origin. The existing unconditional - `Extension.startup()` nevertheless logs two `Invalid URL` errors while attempting discovery. - This proves the hard cut prevents implicit environment access but does not yet provide the - designed invalid-state suspension/navigation experience. - -## 2026-07-26 Published Environment-Neutral Delivery - -- Sir created repository-level Dependabot secret `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN`; GitHub exposes only - its name and update timestamp. No secret value was read. -- Commit `2636d05` was pushed directly to protected `main` under explicit authorization. GitHub - recorded administrator bypass of the PR and expected-check rules. -- Client checks run `30199974298` passed Workspace contract, Peer database browser E2E, Browser - extension contract, and both shadow lanes. Dependency review was correctly skipped for the push - event. -- Pages deployment run `30200032387` passed trusted release resolution, Wrangler 4 delivery, and - exact deployment smoke. Deployment `9f1c25ee-9dea-49a3-951c-209b02dc230d` is available at - `https://9f1c25ee.inkcre-client-web.pages.dev`. -- Exact deployment root/fallback and `https://app.inkcre.dev` root/fallback all returned HTTP 200 - and identical SHA-256 HTML digest - `e47b4bc952a28db5e7d77c50c6dbc9a953d50181fc62f849c1a4fafc32d0fc33`. -- The grouped GitHub Actions updater and its five dependency reconciliation jobs passed. - Dependabot automatically closed superseded PRs 20 through 24 without merging them. -- npm updater run `30199976094` entered the full Dependabot dependency-resolution step using the - configured registry. It remains in progress at this snapshot; package authentication is not - claimed proven until the run reaches a successful terminal state. - -## 2026-07-26 Core-Owned Development Runtime Attachment - -- The canonical Hub `main` commit `a0ba0d4` restores SVC 10.0.1 plus the reviewed peer database - runtime contract. client-web PR 25 moved its shared reference to that exact commit without - mixing application changes. -- core-py now owns the active SSH-backed development runtime. Its descriptor reports runtime - instance `b0a97f7ca6abfdf7`, Compose project - `inkcre-core-py-b0a97f7ca6abfdf7`, Docker daemon - `0e5fa4b3-f25e-4af9-bdcb-b4387a42281e`, contract - `peer-database-runtime-v1`, and migration head `d9f4e2a1b7c3`. -- This client worktree retains its distinct SVC attachment identity `4ac9df364b54706e`. Its - machine-local provider selects the absolute core descriptor and reports the core runtime - instance separately; no alias, port, or repository identity is treated as database identity. -- `svc dev ensure database`, `database-runtime status`, and `pnpm db:ready` reused the exact - core-owned instance and returned matching owner, project, daemon, contract, head, and live - endpoints. -- `pnpm db:reset` was refused because core-py owns the runtime. `pnpm dev:stop` removed no - database resource, and core readiness remained healthy afterward. -- External-provider tests cover absolute-path validation, descriptor provenance, dual - attachment/runtime identities, readiness mismatch rejection, and teardown refusal. -- Browser/database E2E remains isolated: when the development provider is external, the E2E - harness deliberately selects local or SSH ownership for its unique ephemeral instance. -- The full `pnpm check` contract passed: formatting, lint, type checks, runtime/package - contracts, unit tests, required builds, and static artifact validation are green. -- `pnpm test:e2e:web` passed authenticated peer-protocol read/write plus absent/wrong - credential denial through an independently owned SSH runtime. Remote Compose inspection - afterward found no client-web E2E project; the core-owned three-service project remained - running and `pdm run dev:database ready` remained green. -- This historical run used the system Node 26.3.0 while the repository still - pinned Node 22.22.3 through `.node-version`; the non-blocking engine warning - did not affect the complete gate or E2E result. The repository later moved - Node authority to pnpm `devEngines.runtime`, matching `InKCre/ui` and keeping - project scripts on the supported Node 22.22.3 independently of system Node. - -## 2026-07-26 Dependabot Release-Age Audit - -- Dependabot PR 27 grouped ten unrelated major upgrades with two patch upgrades because the npm - production group did not constrain semantic update types. -- Client checks run `30200283969` failed Workspace contract, Type-aware and TypeScript 7 shadow, - Peer database browser E2E, and Browser extension contract at their shared frozen-install step. - No downstream command ran in those jobs. -- pnpm 11's built-in 24-hour release-age policy rejected seven same-day lockfile entries: - `@ai-sdk/anthropic`, `@iconify/json`, `vue-i18n`, and four transitive `@intlify` packages. - Dependency security review passed independently. -- An isolated checkout of merge commit `d7fb974` disabled release age only for diagnosis. - `pnpm check`, type-aware Oxlint, native TypeScript 7, Chromium extension E2E, and the - high-severity dependency audit passed. No repository policy was relaxed. -- The npm updater now makes release timing and review isolation explicit: major/minor/patch - cooldowns are 30/7/3 days, production and development groups accept only minor/patch updates, - unrelated majors remain individual PRs, and at most three npm version-update PRs may be open. - -## 2026-07-28 Organization Node Runtime Alignment - -- Sir selected organization consistency over adopting the newer Node 26 - Current line. `InKCre/ui` and `InKCre/client-web` now share exact Node - `22.22.3`. -- The client root moved authority from `.node-version` plus `engines` to pnpm - `devEngines.runtime`, matching UI. The lockfile records the exact - cross-platform runtime distributions and checksums. -- The pinned setup-node action reads `devEngines.runtime` through - `node-version-file: package.json`; the trusted Pages controller uses - `controller/package.json`. Cache and registry setup therefore derive from - the same package authority without retaining `.node-version`. -- The runtime contract rejects a restored `.node-version`, an incorrect - runtime declaration, or a workflow that reads a different Node version - file. -- With the system still on Node 26.3.0, `pnpm exec node --version` and the - repository doctor report Node 22.22.3. This proves project execution no - longer depends on the system Node installation. -- Frozen installation, the complete 11-file / 40-test workspace check, the - 3-file / 19-test UI source-mode suite, and the cross-repository source type - graph pass under the pnpm-managed Node 22.22.3 runtime. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/20-decisions.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/20-decisions.md deleted file mode 100644 index a448b82..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/20-decisions.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,191 +0,0 @@ -# Candidate Decisions - -These are proposed decisions, not implementation authorization. - -## D1 - Static Hosting and Hono - -- Status: accepted; implemented locally in Step 4. -- Recommendation: - - treat client-web as a static SPA; - - remove the Hono/Worker wrapper and `httpAdapter` unless a real runtime server responsibility is admitted; - - deploy the static artifact to Cloudflare Pages. -- Rationale: - - Hono currently adds only runtime config indirection and redundant asset fallback; - - browser-local configuration removes the need for `/api/config`; - - Pages directly supplies production and per-PR static deployments. -- Revisit trigger: a server-only binding, authenticated BFF, dynamic response, or other durable runtime responsibility is intentionally added. - -## D2 - Client Configuration and JWT Credential - -- Status: accepted; implemented for web and webext in Step 4. -- Recommendation: - - web owns one browser-local config authority, preferably localStorage; - - webext owns its equivalent through extension storage; - - persist and restore the selected authority, or hard-cut adapter selection entirely if only one remains; - - permit the user to provide their own PostgREST JWT secret; - - never configure that user credential as a shared Cloudflare Pages, Worker, or `VITE_*` secret. -- Credential handling requirements: - - mask it in UI; - - never log it; - - make config export explicitly sensitive or exclude the credential by default; - - keep generated JWTs memory-only; - - document that browser-local storage trusts the origin, installed extensions, and local browser profile. -- Rejected default: server-issued tokens or a Worker BFF. Those change the current local-first authority model and require separate product intent. - -## D3 - Toolchain - -- Status: accepted and implemented locally in Phase 2. -- Recommendation: - - Oxfmt is the single formatter; - - Oxlint is the primary linter; - - a second linter survives only for a named Vue template rule Oxlint cannot cover; - - tsdown replaces tsup only for real library output, initially `@inkcre/core`; - - Vite remains the web/remote builder and WXT remains the browser-extension builder; - - one ecosystem-supported stable TypeScript plus `vue-tsc` remains required; - - TypeScript 7 native runs only as a non-blocking shadow check. -- Revisit trigger: measured missing coverage or a production-ready TS7/Vue toolchain. - -## D4 - Local PostgREST Ownership - -- Status: accepted and implemented through the published core-py runtime contract. -- Recommendation: - - `core-py` remains the only schema and migration authority; - - client-web gets a pinned Docker PostgREST capability backed by that authority; - - client-web owns only Compose orchestration, provider transport, worktree isolation, readiness, - and bounded cleanup; - - commit portable local Docker as the default and keep SSH target/executable facts in ignored - `svc.local.json`; - - do not copy SQL migrations into client-web. -- Revisit trigger: schema authority deliberately moves to another unit. - -## D5 - SVC and Shared Product Docs - -- Status: accepted and implemented. -- Recommendation: - - adopt official SVC `10.0.1` in client-web and the Hub; - - query the packaged SVC corpus rather than copying v9 framework docs; - - keep `InKCre/docs` as the authoritative PRD/Product TDD Hub; - - mount it read-only under client-web only after Hub v10/main is settled; - - mechanically verify shared-reference freshness. - -## D6 - Branch and Release Policy - -- Status: proposed. -- Recommendation: - - establish checks and preview deployment on the current integration history first; - - verify and fast-forward `main` from `develop`; - - protect `main` and use it as the sole integration and production branch; - - retire the long-lived branch split. -- Revisit trigger: a documented release-train requirement justifies a distinct integration branch. - -## D7 - Environment-Neutral Browser Artifacts - -- Status: accepted; implementation authorized in Phase 6. -- Recommendation: - - compile no environment-specific service origin, client identity, or fallback endpoint into web - or extension artifacts, including source maps; - - keep browser-local configuration empty until the user or an explicit local/E2E bootstrap - supplies it; - - consume only environment-neutral protocol and JWT-claim facts from the core-py contract; - - remove production/legacy profile snapshots from client-web instead of maintaining a second - environment authority. -- Rationale: - - a static artifact should be promotable unchanged across preview and production; - - service origins and client identities are public rather than secret, but compiling them still - couples release identity to one environment and makes accidental production access possible; - - core-py owns environment instances while client-web owns only the environment-neutral client - contract. -- Rejected alternative: classify origins and client IDs as harmless public defaults and allow them - in the bundle. - -## D8 - Reactive Configuration and Effect Ownership - -- Status: design constraints accepted; implementation remains unstarted and requires a separate - explicit start. -- Recommendation: - - expose one top-level configuration result: `ready` with validated immutable config, or - `invalid` with structured validation issues; - - represent missing, empty, malformed, and unsupported values as issue kinds inside `invalid`, - not as competing lifecycle states; - - publish desired state through Vue reactivity; - - let each effectful subsystem subscribe independently and own its complete lifecycle: - start/update/stop, latest-only cancellation, idempotence, error reporting, and disposal; - - keep extension startup overlap prevention inside the extension runtime rather than in the app - layer. -- Rationale: - - `incomplete` has no distinct control-flow meaning once every non-ready state must suspend - dependent behavior and direct the user to configuration; - - a central app coordinator accumulates cross-subsystem ordering and cancellation knowledge and - becomes fragile as subscribers grow; - - observer topology removes central orchestration, while local ownership preserves enforceable - concurrency semantics. -- Constraint: subscription does not itself solve races. Every subscriber must define what happens - when desired state changes during an in-flight effect. -- Rejected alternative: app-layer sequencing of database, authentication, extension, and routing - side effects. - -## D9 - Dependabot Convergence - -- Status: accepted; local implementation authorized in Phase 6. -- Recommendation: - - consolidate the five currently open GitHub Actions updates into one reviewed immutable-SHA - change; - - group future GitHub Actions updates and allow only one version-update PR at a time; - - group npm production and development minor/patch updates, but keep major updates isolated; - - delay npm version updates for 30 days after a major release, 7 days after a minor release, and - 3 days after a patch release; - - allow at most three open npm version-update PRs; - - authenticate Dependabot to `@inkcre` GitHub Packages through a dedicated - `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN` Dependabot secret with only package-read authority; - - remove Wrangler's GitHub token integration so the workflow's protected GitHub environment is - the single deployment-record authority. -- Rationale: - - the current five PRs are independently green but behind main and do not verify the current - delivery controller; - - a consolidated update reduces queue noise and gives Pages production/preview one coherent - validation target; - - grouping unrelated major upgrades destroys failure isolation, while explicit cooldowns keep - newly published versions behind pnpm's supply-chain age gate; - - copying the operator's broadly scoped GitHub CLI token into Dependabot would violate - least-privilege. -- Manual prerequisite: Sir creates the dedicated Dependabot secret; repository configuration may - reference it only when the failure mode is explicit and reviewable. - -## D10 - Client Database Compatibility Versus Image Provenance - -- Status: accepted; implemented and verified by the exact image-backed PR and main CI after core - `stable` advanced without a database interface change. -- Recommendation: - - generate checked Supabase relation types from the selected core image's raw schema; - - generate `runtime-contract.generated.json` as the compact client compatibility projection: - format, contract revision, protocol format/schema, and complete JWT claim contract; - - retain the selected immutable image, schema digest, and source revision in CI summary, - artifacts, and the E2E runtime state, not in checked client source; - - validate the image-owned raw runtime contract against its manifest before projecting it. -- Rationale: - - a source revision identifies one delivered image, whereas the checked client contract identifies - the interface the browser actually consumes; - - combining them makes a core deployment-only change block unrelated client PRs and creates - cross-repository synchronization churn; - - the selected image still undergoes exact real-service validation, so removing provenance from - the checked projection does not weaken release traceability. -- Rejected alternative: automatically commit a consumer synchronization after every core delivery. - It preserves the mistaken authority boundary and introduces cross-repository timing churn. - -## D11 - Extension Release Intent - -- Status: superseded by the dedicated Extension release-contract unit. -- Recommendation: - - store one conflict-resistant Changesets fragment for each user-visible Extension change; - - let the automated Version PR own Extension changelog and package-version preparation; - - publish exact native artifacts through an independent Extension Release controller; - - keep Pages delivery limited to the client-web app artifact. -- Rationale: - - the delivery controller correctly rejected Twitter source changes merged without a version - bump, but rejection alone does not provide an upstream workflow for expressing release intent; - - file-based fragments keep product-facing history independent of commit-message conventions and - remain merge-friendly; - - treating every workspace package as a Release would invent lifecycles that do not yet exist. -- Rejected alternatives: manually bump Twitter from `0.1.1` to `0.1.2`, retain the Changie - same-commit preparation spike, or add a repository-owned release-plan state machine around - Changesets. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/30-target-contract.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/30-target-contract.md deleted file mode 100644 index e8e82ad..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/30-target-contract.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,153 +0,0 @@ -# Target Engineering Contract - -## Canonical Commands - -Except for the frozen install already proved in Phase 0, this list describes the target command surface; commands are not available until their implementation slice records them as complete. - -The repository now delivers `doctor`, `format`, `lint`, stable and shadow type checks, -workspace/package contract validation, unit tests, deterministic browser/database E2E, `build`, -`check`, and `ci`. Phase 3 delivers the static/browser-local runtime contract plus worktree-scoped -`web`, `webext`, and `database` capabilities. - -- `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` - the supported dependency bootstrap. -- `pnpm run doctor` - read-only diagnosis of versions, registry access, generated WXT state, Docker, SVC, and capability health; never prints credentials. The `run` keyword avoids pnpm's unrelated built-in `doctor`. -- `pnpm dev` - ensures the default local profile and reports stable named URLs. -- `pnpm dev:webext` - ensures the worktree-local WXT watcher and optional isolated browser. -- `pnpm dev:status` - observes SVC capability health without starting or taking over anything. -- `pnpm dev:stop` - stops only the current worktree's Portless routes, database project, volume, - runtime state, and optional SSH tunnel. -- `pnpm check` - runs non-mutating format, lint, stable type-check, package/runtime contracts, - unit tests, and all required builds. -- `pnpm test:e2e` - deterministic web and browser-extension E2E against a seeded non-production stack. -- `pnpm build` - all static web, Module Federation, core library, and required browser-extension outputs; Phase 4 adds the Firefox artifact to the required gate. -- `pnpm ci` - the exact clean-environment contract used by GitHub Actions. - -Each command: - -- has stable exit behavior; -- lists participating packages; -- fails when a required package script is absent; -- does not mutate source; -- does not depend on prior generated state; -- keeps reset and cleanup behind explicit commands. - -## Reproducible Toolchain - -- Commit one current pnpm lockfile and stop ignoring it. -- Pin the Node/pnpm contract once at the root and synchronize contributor docs. -- Keep Oxfmt and Oxlint configuration at the root. -- Review the formatter migration as a dedicated mechanical diff before removing Prettier/Biome formatting. -- Review the lint baseline before removing ESLint/Biome linting. -- Keep a named, temporary exception only when an exact unsupported rule is proven. -- Make TS7 shadow output visible but unable to fail required CI. -- Do not add Turborepo, Nx, or another task graph without measured scheduling/cache pressure. - -## Package Boundaries - -- Every workspace package implements the required script vocabulary or a machine-checked exemption. -- `@inkcre/core` becomes a coherent ESM library: - - tsdown build; - - declarations and declaration maps; - - valid package exports; - - no fictional CJS entry; - - one documented source-versus-dist development contract. -- Vite builds the Vue SPA and Module Federation remotes. -- WXT builds Chrome and Firefox extension artifacts. -- Build output, tests, and package exports form one contract; no README may claim automation that does not exist. - -## Local Runtime Topology - -```mermaid -flowchart LR - Actor["Human or agent"] --> Commands["Canonical pnpm commands"] - Commands --> SVC["SVC dev capabilities"] - SVC --> Portless["Worktree-specific .localhost URL"] - Portless --> Vite["Static Vue SPA via Vite"] - Vite --> Browser["Browser-local config and JWT signing"] - WebExt["WXT browser extension"] --> Browser - SVC --> Database["Worktree database runtime"] - Database --> Provider{"Docker provider"} - Provider --> Local["Local Docker"] - Provider --> SSH["SSH transport and tunnel"] - Local --> PGRST["PostgREST"] - SSH --> PGRST - Browser --> PGRST - PGRST --> PG["PostgreSQL with core-py-owned schema"] - Docs["InKCre/docs Hub"] --> Shared["Read-only docs/_shared"] - Shared --> Actor -``` - -- `web` is a worktree-scoped SVC executable capability behind Portless. -- Its health surface proves the resolved worktree instance without requiring an application Worker. -- `webext` is worktree-scoped and uses a collision-free browser profile/debug endpoint. -- The database is worktree-scoped and uses one pinned Compose/runtime contract through either a - local or SSH Docker provider. -- Committed configuration defaults to local Docker. Ignored `svc.local.json` owns provider - overrides such as SSH alias, remote executable, forwarding host, and an optional non-privileged - Portless port. -- The SSH provider allocates remote-loopback published ports and local-loopback tunnel ports - independently; an OpenSSH control socket gives cleanup exact process ownership. -- An optional external development attachment names one absolute core-py descriptor and verifies - the complete runtime identity tuple before reuse. The client attachment identity remains - distinct from the database runtime identity, and only core-py owns reset, Compose teardown, - volume deletion, credentials, and the SSH control tunnel. -- PostgREST bootstrap includes authoritative migrations, roles, deterministic test data, and explicit reset. -- Vite binds to loopback behind Portless by default; LAN access is a separate explicit profile. -- No local command can silently connect to production. - -## Client Configuration Contract - -- The web app's runtime authority is browser-local config. -- Browser artifacts and source maps contain no environment-specific service origin, client - identity, or JWT credential. Preview and production consume the same environment-neutral - artifact. -- Empty browser-local state is invalid until an explicit user, local-development, or test bootstrap - supplies a complete configuration. -- The JWT secret is a user-authored credential for a user-selected InKCre/PostgREST environment. -- The application validates config before use and reports its active provenance. -- A preview origin has independent browser storage; importing config is an explicit user action. -- Config export excludes the credential by default or marks the artifact as sensitive with deliberate confirmation. -- Webext storage semantics mirror the same model without pretending the currently stale adapter path works. - -## Reactive Bootstrap Contract - -This is an agreed design boundary, not an implemented architecture. - -```mermaid -flowchart LR - Storage["Browser or extension storage"] --> Validator["Pure config validation"] - Validator --> Desired["Reactive desired state: ready | invalid"] - Desired --> DB["Database subscriber"] - Desired --> Auth["Auth subscriber"] - Desired --> Extension["Extension runtime subscriber"] - Desired --> Router["Navigation-policy subscriber"] - DB --> DBState["Owned status and errors"] - Auth --> AuthState["Owned status and errors"] - Extension --> ExtensionState["Owned status and errors"] - Router --> RouterState["Owned status and errors"] -``` - -- `invalid` carries structured issues such as `missing`, `empty`, `malformed`, or `unsupported`; - those distinctions improve UI and diagnostics but do not create distinct orchestration states. -- `ready` carries a fully validated, immutable configuration snapshot. -- The app layer publishes or exposes desired state; it does not order subscriber side effects. -- Each subscriber owns its own latest-only behavior, idempotence, teardown, and observable status. -- A subscriber that cannot prove safe transition behavior is not ready to subscribe. - -## Agent-Friendly Collaboration - -- Root instructions point to executable commands and canonical knowledge owners. -- `pnpm run doctor` and SVC JSON output let an agent distinguish missing setup, unhealthy services, and code failures. -- Readiness probes replace sleeps and port guessing. -- Worktree identity prevents one agent from taking over another agent's server or browser profile. -- Test failure artifacts are bounded, named, and secret-safe. -- Ordinary search excludes tasks, dependencies, output, caches, and generated state. - -## SVC and Knowledge Ownership - -- Client-web adopts official SVC `10.0.1` with project schema v2. -- `svc.local.json` remains ignored and contains only machine-local dev overrides. -- `InKCre/docs` owns product what/why and admitted cross-unit Product TDD. -- Client-web owns enforceable source/config/test truth, admitted Unit TDD, Deployment, local instructions, and task state. -- Completed packets follow the root retention rule and are deleted without archival or deletion-time promotion review. -- Hub edits, Hub publication, shared-reference bumps, and Spoke implementation remain separate changes. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/40-testing-delivery.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/40-testing-delivery.md deleted file mode 100644 index 814c4ea..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/40-testing-delivery.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +0,0 @@ -# Testing and Delivery - -## Test Pyramid - -- Unit: - - Vitest for core logic and Vue behavior. - - WXT Vitest integration for extension transforms and browser APIs. -- Contract: - - required workspace scripts; - - `@inkcre/core` exports and declarations; - - environment-neutral browser artifacts, including source maps; - - client-config provenance and persistence; - - Module Federation remote manifests; - - SVC adoption and shared-doc freshness. -- E2E: - - Playwright web project against the Portless URL; - - Playwright Chromium persistent context loading `.output/chrome-mv3`; - - one integrated web-extension/PostgREST flow; - - Firefox build and manifest smoke until a reliable Firefox extension driver is deliberately chosen. - -E2E setup writes a test-only browser-local config for an isolated Docker stack. No JWT credential is embedded in the Pages artifact or repository. - -The artifact contract rejects environment-specific service origins, client identities, loopback -service defaults, and hidden network fallbacks in both web and extension outputs. Documentation and -help links may remain only when they are not runtime configuration or bootstrap fallbacks. - -Failures retain traces, screenshots, browser logs, and service logs with credentials redacted. Tests own deterministic seed/reset and cannot address production origins. - -## Merge Admission - -- `Database contract` restores the raw schema carried by the selected core release, regenerates - both the working-tree types with pinned Supabase CLI and the compact client compatibility - projection, then rejects byte-for-byte drift in those two client-owned interfaces. The selected - image's source revision remains run provenance: a delivery-only core change must not create - checked client drift. -- `client-web E2E` starts the selected immutable core service against fresh pgvector PostgreSQL, - restores the same schema artifact, runs core-owned initialization, and exercises PostgREST - read/write/deny behavior through the browser. -- `Dependency review` and `client-webext E2E` own dependency delta and browser-extension evidence. -- Pull-request runs provide early feedback. A GitHub merge-group run repeats all four checks against - current client `main` and the then-current core `stable` digest. The run fails if `stable` moves - before completion. -- Core and client branches may be developed concurrently, but core must merge and deliver first. - There is no core-PR image selector, downstream rerun credential, or handwritten schema - compatibility classifier. - -## Pull-Request Preview - -- `Client checks` owns candidate validation. It runs the full workspace, dependency, peer-database, - and browser-extension contracts for pull requests targeting `main`. -- A successful same-repository pull-request run uploads `client-web-dist` as short-lived evidence. - Fork pull requests can validate but do not receive a Cloudflare preview. -- `Pages preview` is a separate trusted controller. It accepts only the exact head of an open - same-repository pull request targeting `main`, downloads that checked artifact without rebuilding - it, and deploys the deterministic branch `preview/client-web/pr-N`. -- The stable branch alias is smoke-tested and reported back to the pull request as a GitHub - deployment. Preview delivery is not a required merge check and has no production authority. - -```mermaid -sequenceDiagram - participant PR as Pull request - participant CI as GitHub Actions - participant Pages as Cloudflare Pages - participant Preview as Preview controller - - PR->>CI: opened or synchronized - CI->>CI: full validation and web artifact - CI-->>Preview: successful exact-head run - Preview->>Preview: verify same-repository open PR - Preview->>Pages: deploy artifact to PR branch - Pages-->>Preview: stable preview URL - Preview-->>PR: deployment status and URL - PR->>CI: closed - CI->>Pages: replace the stable PR alias with a closed-page tombstone -``` - -- Preview identity is keyed by repository and PR number. -- Repeated synchronize events update the same logical preview. -- Fork PRs run build/check without Cloudflare credentials or preview delivery. -- Closing a same-repository PR replaces its stable alias with a noindex closed-page tombstone; - historical immutable Pages deployments remain Cloudflare delivery history. -- Deployed smoke verifies asset loading, SPA deep links, and absence of the removed `/api/config` dependency. -- Full data E2E remains local/CI Docker by default because human preview configuration is browser-local and origin-specific. - -## Production - -- Protected `main` is the only production authority after cutover. Pull-request artifacts are never - promoted to production. -- Every `main` push starts a focused release run from that exact source SHA. The secret-free build - job performs a frozen install, builds only `@inkcre/client-web`, verifies the static and - environment-neutral artifact contract, and uploads `client-web-dist`. -- The production job downloads that artifact from the same workflow run without rebuilding it, - proves that `main` still points to the selected SHA, deploys the fixed Pages branch `main`, and - smoke-tests both the exact Pages deployment and `https://app.inkcre.dev`. -- Release evidence records source SHA, workflow run, artifact digest, Pages deployment ID, and URL. - Independent pull-request and release builds are not expected to be byte-identical. -- The normal rollback is a revert pull request followed by a new protected-main release. Database - state is outside a static-client release. - -## Browser Extension Artifacts - -- Every PR builds Chrome and Firefox outputs. -- Chromium E2E loads the exact built output later retained as the CI artifact. -- Extension store publication is not implied by web production CD; it requires a separate version/tag/review contract. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/50-roadmap.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/50-roadmap.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1f77284..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/50-roadmap.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,169 +0,0 @@ -# Phased Roadmap - -## Phase 0 - Solidify the Baseline and Trust Model - -- Confirm static Pages versus Worker/Hono. -- Confirm browser-local JWT signing as intended product authority. -- Decide whether to hard-cut config adapters to local storage or preserve an explicit choice. -- Stop ignoring the pnpm lock, regenerate it from reviewed manifests, restore dependencies, and prove a clean frozen install. -- Run checks from the restored environment and record actual baseline failures. -- Confirm the exact `main`/`develop` ancestry and cutover procedure without executing it. - -Exit proof: - -- static/runtime ownership is explicit; -- JWT credential provenance and forbidden shared-secret paths are explicit; -- clean frozen install succeeds; -- baseline failures are reproducible rather than inferred from a broken dependency directory. - -## Phase 1 - Adopt SVC v10 and Hub/Spoke Ownership - -- Adopt official SVC `10.0.1` in client-web. -- Open a separate Hub task to classify and adopt v10 in `InKCre/docs`. -- Remove copied SVC framework authority while preserving admitted InKCre-owned knowledge. -- Settle Hub main and shared-reference transport. -- Add task retention, owner navigation, and freshness checks. - -Exit proof: - -- `svc status` is healthy; -- Hub and Spoke have one owner per durable claim; -- the shared reference is clean, reachable, and current; -- root instructions route agents to executable commands and true owners. - -## Phase 2 - Establish One Toolchain and Package Contract - -Status: complete and committed as `6902293` on 2026-07-23; push remains separately authorized. - -- Add root Oxfmt/Oxlint and review migration baselines. -- Normalize stable TypeScript and workspace script names. -- Add TS7 native preview as a shadow check. -- Migrate `@inkcre/core` from tsup to tsdown and repair exports. -- Add canonical root commands and workspace-participation validation. -- Remove superseded configs/dependencies in the same verified cut. - -Exit proof: - -- `pnpm run doctor`, `pnpm check`, and `pnpm build` pass; -- every workspace member is accounted for by `scripts/check-workspace-contract.mjs`; -- no dual formatter/linter/library builder remains; -- stable TypeScript 5.9 is required while green native TypeScript 7 and type-aware Oxlint results - remain separate shadow lanes; -- `scripts/check-package-contract.mjs` proves the ESM-only core dist/declaration contract. - -## Phase 3 - Make Static and Local Runtime Deterministic - -Status: complete locally. The client static/runtime slice was implemented on 2026-07-23; the -published core-py contract and provider-neutral database integration were verified on 2026-07-26. - -- Remove Hono, Worker config, and `httpAdapter` if D1/D2 are confirmed. -- Make local/browser config authority explicit and restore it correctly on reload. -- Add Portless worktree URLs and SVC capabilities. -- Remove fixed/shared browser debug profiles and ports. -- Deliver pinned PostgreSQL/PostgREST with core-py-owned migrations, roles, test credential, seed, reset, and health. -- Document local state, logs, and cleanup. - -Exit proof: - -- two worktrees run concurrently without URL, port, profile, or data collision; -- client-web runs as a static Vite SPA; -- unhealthy occupied capabilities are reported rather than taken over; -- no local path reaches production implicitly; -- complete local readiness is machine-verifiable. - -Current proof: - -- static Vite build and public-artifact tripwires pass; -- browser-local and extension-local config initialization passes type/build checks; -- SVC reports the started worktree target healthy after cold start; -- bounded cleanup removes only the current worktree routes and preserves unrelated Portless routes; -- local and SSH transports share one tracked Compose/runtime contract, while machine facts remain - ignored; -- real remote Docker/PostgREST readiness, reset, browser E2E, and cleanup pass; -- two simultaneous SSH-backed instances have distinct projects, local/remote ports, volumes, and - tunnels; stopping one preserves the other. - -## Phase 4 - Build the Test Pyramid - -Status: implemented and locally green on 2026-07-26; publication and GitHub-hosted proof remain -separately gated. - -- Make existing web tests executable and hermetic. -- Repair WXT unit-test integration. -- Add core/package/config contract tests. -- Add Playwright web, Chromium extension, and integrated E2E. -- Add deterministic seed/reset and secret-safe artifacts. -- Add Firefox build/manifest smoke. - -Exit proof: - -- unit and E2E commands pass twice from a clean seeded environment; -- extension E2E uses the exact CI output; -- failures retain useful bounded evidence; -- tests cannot use production origins or shared credentials. - -## Phase 5 - Add CI and Cloudflare Pages CD - -Status: CI/CD controllers and ratchets are published and green. GitHub-hosted workspace, audit, -shadow, database, browser-extension, Firefox, and artifact lanes pass. Production deploys the exact -current-main artifact and both deployment plus custom-domain smoke pass. Internal PR 24 proved the -collision-safe preview branch, exact deployment URL, and smoke path. The dedicated token, -repository-scoped organization configuration, Direct Upload project, and custom domain are proven. -Preview deletion remains to be observed when an eligible internal PR closes. - -- Add required PR checks, concurrency, and lock-keyed caches. -- Deploy eligible PRs to Pages and publish deployment status. -- Add fork policy and deployed static smoke. -- Verify and fast-forward/cut over `main`; protect it and retire long-lived `develop`. -- Add protected production deploy, deployment evidence, smoke, and rollback. - -Exit proof: - -- an internal PR creates and updates a verified preview; -- a fork PR cannot obtain credentials; -- failed checks cannot deploy production; -- the accepted commit maps to one artifact digest and Pages deployment. - -## Phase 6 - Hard-Cut Legacy Surfaces and Ratchet - -Status: published and green for required CI, production Pages, custom-domain smoke, GitHub Actions -updater convergence, and superseded-PR cleanup. The npm updater's first private-registry run remains -in progress; reactive-bootstrap implementation remains design-only. - -- Delete obsolete Worker/Hono, adapter, formatter, linter, build, environment, port, branch, and documentation surfaces. -- Remove production/legacy client profile snapshots and generate only environment-neutral protocol - and JWT facts from the core-py contract. -- Default browser-local environment fields to empty values; never compile service origins or client - identities into web or extension output. -- Add permanent tripwires for workspace participation, environment-neutral web and extension - artifacts/source maps, SVC/shared-doc freshness, and production-origin use in tests. -- Consolidate current GitHub Actions dependency updates, group future action PRs, and connect - Dependabot to private GitHub Packages through a least-privilege secret. -- Refresh admitted AGENTS, Unit TDD, Deployment, PRD, and Product TDD owners with verified truth only. -- Delete this packet under the v10 retention rule after work and durable updates are complete. - -Exit proof: - -- the accepted web and extension artifacts contain no environment URL or client identity; -- production and preview deploy the same environment-neutral artifact; -- package-contract checks fail on reintroduced production, legacy, loopback, or hidden network - bootstrap defaults; -- one grouped GitHub Actions update path replaces the five-PR queue; -- Dependabot resolves `@inkcre/web-design` without a broadly scoped operator token; -- bootstrap remains unmodified until the autonomous-subscriber contract receives a separate start. - -Current proof: - -- production/legacy profiles and their public core exports are absent; -- generated runtime/JWT compatibility metadata is environment-neutral and byte-for-byte checked - against its client projection; selected core image provenance remains CI/E2E evidence; -- fresh web and webext builds pass the expanded artifact scan; -- `pnpm check`, both shadow lanes, dependency audit, doctor, YAML/actionlint, and diff checks pass; -- consolidated Action SHAs, grouping, private-registry reference, and single GitHub deployment - record are present locally; -- a fresh-origin QA makes no external request but exposes the known unconditional extension-startup - console error; D8 owns its future suspension/navigation behavior; -- required CI, production, custom-domain smoke, grouped Actions updater, and superseded-PR closure - are proven remotely; -- npm private-registry updater success and a new PR preview/cleanup using the upgraded controller - remain unclaimed. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/90-review-checklist.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/90-review-checklist.md deleted file mode 100644 index 01afe32..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/90-review-checklist.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,169 +0,0 @@ -# Review Checklist - -## Decisions for Sir - -- [x] D1: client-web is a static SPA; remove Hono/Worker and deploy Cloudflare Pages. -- [x] D2: JWT signing remains browser-local with a user-supplied secret; Cloudflare and Vite never provide a shared secret. -- [x] D2a: hard-cut web config to one browser-local authority instead of preserving localStorage/http/env adapter selection. -- [x] D3: hard-cut formatting/linting to Oxfmt/Oxlint; use tsdown only for real libraries. -- [x] D3a: stable TypeScript remains required; TS7 native is shadow-only. -- [x] D4: core-py remains schema authority; client-web consumes a versioned Docker PostgREST development capability without copying migrations. -- [x] D5: adopt official SVC `10.0.1`, publish the settled docs Hub, then add the exact published commit as the client-web shared mount. -- [ ] D6: fast-forward and protect `main`, then retire long-lived `develop`. -- [x] D7: browser artifacts and source maps contain no environment URL or client identity. -- [x] D8a design decision: top-level configuration will be `ready | invalid`; - missing/empty/malformed remain validation issue kinds rather than lifecycle states. -- [x] D8b design decision: effectful subsystems will subscribe independently and own - lifecycle/concurrency; the app layer will not coordinate them. -- [ ] D8 implementation: publisher, subscribers, navigation policy, and extension single-flight - remain unstarted until a separate explicit start. -- [x] D9: consolidate Dependabot action updates; group only npm minor/patch updates, isolate majors, - apply explicit release cooldowns, and use a dedicated least-privilege package-read secret. - -## Hard Cut-Off Boundary - -- ignored/stale lockfile -> committed lock and frozen install; -- partial recursive scripts -> explicit complete workspace contract; -- Prettier + Biome formatting -> Oxfmt; -- ESLint + Biome linting -> Oxlint, except a proven named gap; -- mixed stable TypeScript versions -> one stable version plus non-blocking TS7 shadow; -- tsup/incoherent core exports -> tsdown ESM/declaration contract; -- Worker/Hono runtime config -> static Pages and browser-local config, if D1/D2 are confirmed; -- optional adapters with un-restored provenance -> one deliberate config authority; -- implicit/fixed ports and browser profiles -> Portless/SVC worktree identity; -- ad hoc external PostgREST -> pinned, health-checked capability backed by core-py migrations; -- copied SVC v9 framework docs -> packaged SVC v10 plus Consumer-owned knowledge; -- stale `main` plus effective `develop` -> protected `main` as sole integration/production branch; -- documentation claims without executable evidence -> commands, tests, CI, and current Deployment docs. -- public production/legacy/loopback defaults -> empty browser-local state plus explicit bootstrap; -- app-layer effect sequencing -> reactive desired-state publication plus autonomous subscribers; -- five independent action update PRs -> one grouped, fully verified update. - -No compatibility shim, duplicate schema, dual formatter, alternate production branch, shared JWT deployment secret, or silent script exemption survives without a named consumer and removal criterion. - -## Authorization Boundary - -- Step 1 authorization covered the reproducibility contract and its isolated commit. -- Step 2 authorization covers client-web SVC adoption and shared-reference integration plus the `InKCre/docs` v10 Hub migration. The user separately authorized the isolated Hub commit/push and the two isolated client-web commits; client-web push remains unauthorized. -- Step 3 authorization covered the client-web toolchain/package-contract hard cut and the code - repairs necessary to make that contract truthful. The user later authorized its isolated commit, - recorded as `6902293`; no push was authorized. -- Step 4 authorization covers the client-web static/config/SVC/Portless/WXT/database - implementation. The user separately arranged the authoritative `core-py` work and instructed - client-web to consume and verify its result without modifying that sibling. -- On 2026-07-26 the user explicitly started the generic SSH Docker Provider and PDM-global SVC - repair. This authorizes local provider implementation and verification, not commit or push. -- On 2026-07-26 the user explicitly authorized the Vitest unification and CI ratchet repairs and - requested organization-level Cloudflare Pages configuration. Local implementation and bounded - GitHub/Cloudflare configuration are authorized. -- On 2026-07-26 the user explicitly authorized committing and pushing the complete current - workspace and continuing through GitHub Actions repair until Pages production CD passes. -- On 2026-07-26 the user authorized environment-neutral artifact and Dependabot implementation. - Bootstrap/subscription work remains design-only and requires another explicit start. The current - authorization does not include commit, push, PR mutation, or secret creation. -- Cloudflare token creation remained a manual prerequisite; the user installed the dedicated - organization secret. Wrangler OAuth is now healthy through the pinned `pnpm dlx` invocation. - No credential extraction or browser-session workaround is authorized or needed. -- No production credential inspection. -- No server-issued auth/BFF redesign without separate product intent. -- No copied core-py migrations or SVC framework corpus. -- No task-runner platform, preview database automation, or broad browser matrix before the baseline is green. - -## Decision Log - -- 2026-07-23: opened as Constraint + Reality + Artifact; packet work is the only authorized mutation. -- 2026-07-23: chose a Spoke-local poly-file packet; supporting files split evidence, decisions, target, delivery, roadmap, and review. -- 2026-07-23: corrected the initial claim that client-web was materially a Worker app. It is a static SPA with a thin Hono config wrapper. -- 2026-07-23: corrected the initial security classification. Browser-local JWT signing is current product design; only shared build/Cloudflare credential distribution is rejected without new intent. -- 2026-07-23: Pages is now the recommended deployment target if Hono/runtime config is hard-cut. -- 2026-07-23: current evidence keeps TypeScript 7 native preview outside required CI. -- 2026-07-23: current evidence rejects client-owned copies of database migrations. -- 2026-07-23: user explicitly started Phase 0 reproducibility work. -- 2026-07-23: pnpm's trusted-auth boundary was corrected; lock generation was temporarily paused because the available GitHub credentials could not read `@inkcre/web-design`. -- 2026-07-23: user granted the active GitHub CLI identity `read:packages`; all six importers were locked, frozen installation succeeded, and actual baseline failures were recorded without expanding the slice into code repair. -- 2026-07-23: user authorized and created the isolated Step 1 commit `6245d77`, then explicitly started Step 2. -- 2026-07-23: client-web and the docs Hub adopted official wheel SVC 10.0.1 with healthy, idempotent generated surfaces. -- 2026-07-23: the local docs Hub branch hard-cut copied v9 framework documents while preserving PRD, Product TDD, and InKCre-owned shared-reference operations. Publication remains gated. -- 2026-07-23: user authorized the isolated Hub commit/push; `ad464fd` was pushed to `origin/codex/svc-v10-adoption`. -- 2026-07-23: client-web added `docs/_shared` at exact published commit `ad464fd` and a thin canonical-skill wrapper, with the shared ref staged separately from Spoke-local SVC changes. -- 2026-07-23: user authorized two isolated client-web commits; shared-reference introduction was recorded as `e398afe`, followed separately by the Spoke-local SVC/navigation changes. -- 2026-07-23: user explicitly started Step 3. -- 2026-07-23: Phase 2 hard-cut formatting/linting to Oxfmt/Oxlint, migrated core from tsup to - ESM-only tsdown output, normalized the stable TypeScript/Vue TSC lane, and added native - TypeScript 7 plus type-aware Oxlint shadows. -- 2026-07-23: all five workspaces now pass the explicit stable type/build contract; both shadow - lanes are also green. Unit/E2E participation remains Phase 4 rather than a fake Phase 2 pass. -- 2026-07-23: user authorized the Step 3 commit; the isolated toolchain/package contract was - recorded as `6902293`, then the user explicitly started Step 4. -- 2026-07-23: Step 4 accepted D1/D2/D2a, removed the Worker/Hono/runtime adapter surfaces, made web - and webext config ownership explicit, and added worktree-scoped SVC/Portless capabilities. -- 2026-07-23: a cold-start probe initially exposed Portless's shared-proxy 404 as an SVC - occupied-unhealthy conflict. The final executable identity probe treats an unregistered route as - absent while Portless still refuses route takeover without `--force`. -- 2026-07-23: `core-py` is confirmed as the migration/role/seed/reset owner. Its worktree already - contains unrelated user-owned untracked files, and no modification or publication was made - without separate authorization. -- 2026-07-26: the committed database default remains local Docker; ignored machine-local SVC - configuration selects one SSH-config alias and remote Docker executable without leaking host - facts into Git. -- 2026-07-26: PDM global now pins the published SVC 10.0.1 wheel, and both base and effective - project configuration report healthy. -- 2026-07-26: real SSH-backed readiness, reset, built-browser E2E, two-instance isolation, and - bounded cleanup passed. The same run repaired the static remote cold-build boundary exposed by - `pnpm dev`. -- 2026-07-26: the user selected one root Vitest contract and explicitly authorized missing CI - ratchets. Core, web, webext, and runtime tests now run as named Vitest projects; real browser - behavior remains in named Playwright projects. -- 2026-07-26: Chromium E2E loads the exact MV3 build and proves its popup with extension-local, - non-production bootstrap data. Firefox build remains a separate required artifact/smoke lane. -- 2026-07-26: all floating GitHub Action references were resolved to immutable SHAs; CI gained an - extension check, visible non-blocking shadow checks, bounded failure evidence, dependency - updates, ownership/PR templates, and post-deploy Pages smoke. -- 2026-07-26: local Wrangler discovery found no global executable. An initially expired OAuth - session was repaired by the user, and the dedicated API token was created manually rather than - extracted or worked around. -- 2026-07-26: Wrangler OAuth created the Direct Upload project. The authenticated Cloudflare - dashboard added the proxied CNAME for `app.inkcre.dev`; Pages reports the custom domain, DNS - verification, and TLS validation as active. -- 2026-07-26: the first published ratchet run proved every new job except the dependency audit. - npm's bulk endpoint returned gzip bytes without the required response header. The repair - hard-cuts the repository to pnpm 11.11.0, keeps pnpm's advisory logic behind a loopback transport - correction, and upgrades the two high-severity transitive dependencies that the working audit - exposed. -- 2026-07-26: hosted Pages repair kept both the trusted controller and accepted artifact isolated - from Wrangler's installation root. Production and an internal-PR preview deployed exact checked - artifacts and passed root plus SPA fallback smoke; the custom domain returned the same static - shell. -- 2026-07-26: protected `main` now requires the proven browser-extension contract in addition to - workspace, dependency review, and peer-database checks. -- 2026-07-26: the accepted Pages artifact was found to contain production and legacy service - origins plus client identities through core's generated production profile and auth import graph. - The user rejected all environment identity in static artifacts and authorized a hard cut. -- 2026-07-26: the user rejected `incomplete` as a top-level bootstrap state. Configuration is - `ready | invalid`; missing, empty, malformed, and unsupported remain structured issue kinds. -- 2026-07-26: the user rejected app-layer side-effect lifecycle composition. The target publishes - reactive desired state and gives database, auth, extension, and navigation subscribers complete - ownership of their lifecycle and concurrency. Implementation remains unstarted. -- 2026-07-26: the user accepted a consolidated Dependabot update with grouped future action PRs - and a dedicated least-privilege GitHub Packages secret. No remote PR mutation is authorized in - the current slice. -- 2026-07-26: the local hard cut deletes production/legacy profiles, produces only - environment-neutral runtime/JWT metadata, empties browser defaults, removes webext's loopback and - stopword-network fallbacks, and ratchets both browser artifacts. The complete local gate is - green. -- 2026-07-26: the five Action updates are consolidated locally and Wrangler's GitHub deployment - integration is removed. Dependabot config names `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN`; Sir must create - that least-privilege Dependabot secret before any publication. No secret, commit, push, PR close, - or deployment was performed. -- 2026-07-26: fresh-origin browser QA proved zero external requests and empty localStorage, while - also reproducing the known unconditional extension-startup `Invalid URL` console error. It is - evidence for D8, not authorization to add an app-layer guard. -- 2026-07-26: Sir created `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN` and explicitly authorized commit/push. - Commit `2636d05` was pushed to protected `main`; required checks and production Pages passed, - deployment/custom-domain root plus fallback returned identical static content, and Dependabot - automatically closed PRs 20 through 24. The npm updater remained in progress when this durable - snapshot was written. -- 2026-07-26: PR 27 proved that unrestricted production grouping collapses unrelated major - migrations and lets same-day releases reach pnpm's 24-hour safety gate. Sir authorized an - explicit 30/7/3-day major/minor/patch cooldown, minor/patch-only production and development - groups, isolated major PRs, and a three-PR npm limit. No AI-specific group was requested. diff --git a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/packet.md b/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/packet.md deleted file mode 100644 index fcb77b1..0000000 --- a/tasks/developer-experience-engineering/packet.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +0,0 @@ -# Client Web Developer Experience Engineering - -- **Objective**: establish a reproducible, static-first, agent-friendly development and delivery contract for the InKCre web monorepo. A fresh human or agent should be able to discover the repository contract, start an isolated local stack, run one complete verification command, test the web app and browser extension, and obtain production or per-PR Cloudflare deployments without hidden machine state. -- **Guardrails**: preserve intended product behavior; treat a user-supplied browser-local JWT secret as a deliberate client credential unless the product trust model changes; never turn that credential into a shared Cloudflare/build secret; require every distributable browser artifact to remain environment-neutral, with no InKCre environment origin or client identity compiled into JavaScript or source maps; keep database schema authority in `core-py`; keep PRD and Product TDD authority in `InKCre/docs`; use official SVC `10.0.1` rather than copied framework documents; isolate Hub edits, shared-reference bumps, and Spoke implementation; require explicit user authorization before any non-packet mutation. -- **Verification**: a clean checkout completes a frozen install; one root command checks every workspace package; each validation run resolves core-py's production-admitted `stable` channel once, restores its raw schema artifact into fresh pgvector PostgreSQL, regenerates types through pinned Supabase CLI and a compact client compatibility projection, and runs the same immutable core service plus PostgREST for browser E2E; image provenance remains run evidence rather than checked client source. Unit, web E2E, and Chromium extension E2E pass; each eligible same-repository PR gets a verified Cloudflare Pages preview; protected `main` rebuilds the focused web release and deploys only the artifact produced by that release run; no Cloudflare variable or browser artifact contains a shared JWT signing credential, InKCre environment origin, or client identity. -- **Current Truth**: client-web is a static Vue SPA whose environment configuration remains browser-owned. Pull-request validation resolves core-py's `stable` channel once, generates relation types from its image-carried raw schema, and validates that immutable service against fresh PostgreSQL and PostgREST. Trusted same-repository preview delivery, exact-main focused production release, and stable preview-alias retirement are separate controllers. PR #50 and its exact main merge passed the full contract and browser lanes; delivery then correctly rejected changed Twitter native source whose `0.1.1` version lacked release intent. The release workflow is now owned by the dedicated `extension-release-contract` packet; its Changesets design supersedes this packet's bounded Changie spike. Client-web does not own migrations, role SQL, seed ordering, or core release admission. See [evidence](./10-evidence.md). -- **Next Step**: the Extension release detour is complete under `tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md`。The remaining - delivery defect belongs to Pages itself：run `32017501336` resolved the exact main revision but its deploy job lacked - `packages: read` and could not install private `@inkcre/ui-web`。Correct that job permission and rerun Pages delivery；do not - fold this back into native Extension CD or the feature-retrieval product design。 - -## Packet Map - -- [10-evidence.md](./10-evidence.md) - observed repository, deployment, config, auth, and branch facts; no target claims. -- [20-decisions.md](./20-decisions.md) - candidate decisions, rationale, rejected alternatives, and revisit triggers. -- [30-target-contract.md](./30-target-contract.md) - desired command, toolchain, package, local-runtime, SVC, and knowledge contracts. -- [40-testing-delivery.md](./40-testing-delivery.md) - test pyramid and Cloudflare Pages preview/production lifecycles. -- [50-roadmap.md](./50-roadmap.md) - independently verifiable execution slices and exit proofs. -- [90-review-checklist.md](./90-review-checklist.md) - user decisions, hard cut-off boundary, exclusions, and decision log. - -## Classification and Posture - -- Input lenses: Constraint + Reality + Artifact. -- Active posture: Execute. -- The user authorized the cross-repository runtime contract, commits, delivery configuration, - protected-main cutover, and legacy retirement through the tenth execution step. -- Execute returns to Diagnose if the pinned private image cannot be consumed without broadening - package permissions or if provider state disagrees with the exact release identity. - -## User-Confirmed Direction - -- Evaluate Oxfmt, Oxlint, tsdown, and TypeScript 7. -- Provide production CD and one preview per pull request on Cloudflare. -- Adopt Portless, local Docker-based PostgREST, and E2E including the browser extension. -- Use `InKCre/docs` for PRD and Product TDD. -- Align with SVC v10. -- Prefer deliberate hard cut-offs over historical compatibility debt. -- Optimize for agent-friendly human-agent collaboration. -- Use one root Vitest project graph for all unit, component, extension-logic, and runtime tests. -- Keep real browser and extension loading in Playwright while exposing it through the canonical root - test contract. -- Compile no environment URL or client identity into a distributable browser artifact or its source - map. -- Model configuration as `ready | invalid`; retain missing, empty, and malformed distinctions as - validation issues rather than lifecycle states. -- Publish reactive desired state and let each effectful subsystem own its subscription, latest-only - concurrency, idempotence, and disposal. Do not make the app layer a lifecycle coordinator. - -## Execution Status - -- Phase 0 started on 2026-07-23. -- Step 1 was committed as `6245d77`. -- Completed locally: runtime/package-manager pin, lock tracking boundary, trusted npmrc boundary, Copilot setup version/auth wiring, removal of a direct Windows-only Rollup package, prerequisite documentation alignment, a regenerated six-importer lockfile, dependency restore, and frozen-install proof. -- GitHub CLI authentication was granted `read:packages`; a temporary trusted npmrc resolved `@inkcre/web-design` without persisting or printing the token. -- Baseline checks are captured. Client-web's static build succeeds; existing type, declaration, webext build/test, and Twitter extension build failures remain deliberately unfixed in this slice. -- Step 2 is complete. Official SVC 10.0.1 init/status is healthy and idempotent in client-web and `InKCre/docs`. -- The Hub migration was committed as `ad464fd` and pushed to `origin/codex/svc-v10-adoption`; copied v9 framework files are removed, generated v10 surfaces are healthy, and PRD/Product TDD are unchanged. -- Client-web now has `docs/_shared` fixed to published Hub commit `ad464fd` plus a thin repo-root discovery wrapper for the canonical Hub workflow. -- The client shared-reference introduction was committed separately as `e398afe`; the Spoke-local SVC/navigation changes are recorded in a follow-up commit. Client-web push remains gated. -- Step 3 was committed as `6902293`. It hard-cuts Prettier/Biome/ESLint/tsup surfaces, establishes root Oxfmt/Oxlint and explicit workspace/package validators, normalizes stable TypeScript 5.9 plus Vue TSC, adds green native TypeScript 7 and type-aware Oxlint shadow lanes, migrates `@inkcre/core` to an ESM-only tsdown contract, and repairs the stale package/API edges required for all workspace type checks and builds to pass. -- Phase 2 verification is green for `pnpm run doctor`, `pnpm format:check`, `pnpm lint`, `pnpm lint:type-aware`, `pnpm type-check`, `pnpm type-check:ts7`, `pnpm build`, and the root `pnpm check` contract. Frozen install proofs are refreshed before handoff. -- Step 4's static/config/SVC/Portless/WXT slice is committed and locally green. -- The core database capability is published as - `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:2cd11e50eaaeb1832d00d36e3821ac748b7e4b80f549c62085157de8e9044289` - from source revision `0a477db051665e0bb5a3faa888c9d9415cc084f8`. -- The client contract snapshot, generated relation types, `inkcre` PostgREST client, canonical - production profile, JWT contract, local Compose lifecycle, doctor diagnostics, and browser - E2E are implemented. Frozen install, `pnpm check`, and the high-severity dependency gate are - green locally. GitHub-hosted CI pulled the exact private GHCR digest with repository-scoped - Read access and proved the full PostgreSQL → init → core/PostgREST → built browser read/write/ - deny → deterministic reset → bounded cleanup chain. -- Pages delivery consumes only the exact successful `Client checks` artifact, revalidates - current main or the exact eligible internal PR head before delivery, and gives every preview - the collision-safe branch `preview/client-web/pr-N`. -- The generic Docker Provider follow-up is locally complete: PDM-global SVC is healthy, local and - SSH provider tests pass, real remote readiness/reset/E2E pass, two simultaneous runtimes are - isolated, `pnpm dev` cold-builds a missing static remote through a separate process, and bounded - cleanup leaves no Compose project, volume, runtime credential, or SSH tunnel. -- Phase 6 implementation commit `2636d05` is pushed. Required CI, production Pages, custom-domain - smoke, grouped Actions updater, and automatic closure of the five superseded PRs are proven. - The first npm updater run using `INKCRE_PACKAGES_READ_TOKEN` remains in progress. The - bootstrap/subscription implementation remains unauthorized and unstarted. diff --git a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/evidence.md b/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/evidence.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0f43285..0000000 --- a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/evidence.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,143 +0,0 @@ -# Evidence Snapshot - -Observed facts only. Decisions and remaining work are in [plan.md](plan.md). - -## Registry And Core Inputs - -- `@inkcre/extension-runtime@0.1.3` is the public anonymous release tarball at - `https://github.com/InKCre/ext-reg/releases/download/v0.1.3/inkcre-extension-runtime-0.1.3.tgz`. - Its SHA-256 is `933cd32b9a29808a50fd92727bfb6d9a2c0282a5e12c43e6c50ecc259cf11fcf`; - its pnpm integrity is - `sha512-ux5zHCtnaPqmkoD4TMEAKvWrad91zeqM0IxT1e6ltooTbxgGOPKsSle7c5tGGqgOhHvjIJb+tpjzUM7qrDxCxw==`. -- The public Registry Worker origin is known operational evidence, but it is not compiled into - client-web. Production provisioning must write it into the deployed browser client's - `extension_registry_url`. -- Core PR [#47](https://github.com/InKCre/core-py/pull/47) merged as `19632baa`; its admitted - image is `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:b8f43a7a9a558e6bb4d86e2d31baffe826a250dcdf32c9faf457a279e836ad10` - and migration head is `f2a6c8e4b1d7`. -- Core's idempotent-delivery corrections later produced and deployed - `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:1de46f335de355a8a9eb27e2784089b4cdef35ad66d64788ae233a1cdf80e670`. - The Python target remains immutably attributed to its original source `19632baa` and build - `31333702751`, while the image records its independent delivery revision. - -## Exact Contract Generation - -- The local default Docker provider is unavailable. With explicit authorization, the official - SSH provider ran `pnpm contract:sync -- --image ` and reported - `synchronized ... through Supabase CLI`. -- The same provider then ran `pnpm contract:check -- --image ` and reported - `verified ... through Supabase CLI`. -- Generated `database.generated.ts` and `runtime-contract.generated.json` now identify source - revision `19632baa5ed1dbd8064387181e557a530a9eec84` and contain: - - - `extension_installations(namespace, name, version, config, config_schema)`; - - `extension_peer_bindings(namespace, name, version, peer_id, target_key, target_digest)`; - - the installation/version and peer/client foreign keys. - -## Runtime Semantics Observed From Released Contracts - -- `RegistryClient.getPublishedRelease()` resolves an exact published coordinate; - `selectCompatibleTarget()` fails closed for a missing or unknown mandatory condition; - `artifactFileUrl()` builds the digest-addressed artifact URL. -- `ExtensionLifecycleController.enable()` compensates a failed load/initialize/activate. Host - code owns binding persistence only after it succeeds; `disable()` performs deactivate and - dispose before it succeeds. -- Core routes own global installation/config/uninstall: - `GET|POST /extension-installations`, `DELETE /extension-installations/{namespace}/{name}` - (204), and namespaced config routes. Core's enable/disable routes start Core's own Python - target, so the current Web peer must select/load its Web target locally. -- A binding does not persist its entrypoint. Client startup therefore lists only bindings for the - current Web peer and reads the immutable artifact manifest by binding digest; it never - re-resolves a mutable release. - -## Client Changes And Focused Evidence - -- `ClientConfigSchema` preserves unconfigured empty Registry/management-peer values and accepts - deployment-injected `extension_management_peer_id` UUIDs. It contains no production default. -- `Client.request()` now treats successful 204 responses as `undefined`, including after a 401 - retry; this is required for Core uninstall. -- Production browser acceptance exposed that a valid Core `rest_api_url` ending in `/` was joined - with an absolute request path as `//extension-installations`, which Heroku rejected with 404. - The shared Client URL join now normalizes boundary slashes for both health and API requests; its - regression test uses the production-shaped trailing-slash base URL. -- The Registry adapter keeps legacy `Extension` isolated. It writes a local binding only after - MF load/initialize/activate succeeds; on persistence failure it compensates runtime. Disable - retains the binding if cleanup fails. If cleanup succeeds but deleting the binding fails, it - re-enables the runtime so the still-enabled persisted authority and process agree. Uninstall - first checks bindings then relies on Core's authoritative guard. -- The adapter force-registers MF remotes to clear old runtime/module caches before loading a - re-enabled or changed exact digest. -- Production browser acceptance reached the Web enable path and exposed a native-browser-only - receiver bug: storing `window.fetch` on the manager and invoking it as a member rebound `this` - to the manager, so Chromium rejected the immutable-manifest request with `Illegal invocation`. - The adapter now binds its selected fetch implementation to `globalThis`; a brand-checking - regression test reproduces the native receiver requirement that ordinary mock functions omit. -- A subsequent clean browser journey proved that the released `RegistryClient` independently - had the same receiver defect while reading the public release before install. Runtime/API - `0.1.3` binds its selected fetch implementation to `globalThis` and owns the same brand-checking - regression at the public SDK boundary; client-web consumes that exact immutable correction. -- Focused core test run passed: 18 tests across Registry lifecycle, no-target/unknown-condition, - Registry outage, 204 handling, null-self management peer, remote Core dispatch, and third-peer - rejection. Core and client-web type checks passed at that point. -- Full `pnpm check` passed after the target-delivery and runtime/UI changes converged: formatting, - lint, type checking, 68 tests, all workspace builds, and the static/package contracts. -- Protected-main `Client checks` run `31336494562` passed and retained the exact - `client-web-dist` and `twitter-target-dist` artifacts for source - `c488ebe6c81b0fd889f79179bb52b1b7be493c41`. -- Delivery run `31336623861` published `inkcre/twitter@0.1.0#web-module-federation-v1` as - `sha256:1cfb7744dcb97cecfe427b39f79994a3809f02a88be7ad67e2ef42f92d0a8220`, with the - exact main source revision and that delivery run as first provenance. It correctly withheld - Pages deployment when its verification request omitted a browser `Origin` header and therefore - observed no CORS response header from standard CORS middleware. -- Direct production probes that include `Origin: https://app.inkcre.dev` receive - `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` for the public release, immutable artifact manifest, and - immutable `remoteEntry.js`. The delivery verifier now sends that representative browser origin - and checks CORS on the release as well as every artifact response. -- Delivery run `31337195878` then proved the CORS correction and exposed a separate verifier-only - URL drift: it percent-encoded the digest's `sha256:` separator while the released Runtime/API - emits the canonical unescaped digest segment. The Registry fast file route correctly rejected - that non-canonical path with 422, and Pages remained gated. The verifier now constructs the same - canonical artifact URL as the released consumer and locks this with a regression assertion. -- Main delivery `31338467792` correctly rejected a rebuilt Twitter candidate digest - `sha256:0e65f3788e697e99a9189e8f2dec587918c8499cc1cb141ce1c7c4a09c153411` because - `inkcre/twitter@0.1.0#web-module-federation-v1` already owns immutable digest - `sha256:1cfb7744dcb97cecfe427b39f79994a3809f02a88be7ad67e2ef42f92d0a8220`. - All 40 candidate files had changed after a shared Host rebuild even though no Twitter release was - requested. Delivery now treats `target-publish.json` as explicit target-release intent: strict - publish/verification still gates Pages when requested, while unrelated Host revisions preserve - the existing target and deploy only the checked Pages artifact. - -## Production Provisioning Evidence - -- Canonical client-web row `1eaaadc6-2c1d-4515-ad06-22905dc890a9` previously contained a - localhost Registry URL and no Core management authority. -- A bounded production mutation preserved the row identity and replaced only its config with the - public Registry origin and canonical production Core peer - `063cd1df-c495-5006-a119-67aa633b26be`. Neither value is compiled into the Pages artifact. - -## Final Production Acceptance - -- Runtime/API `0.1.3` was released from exact ext-reg main by run `31340825004`. Client PR - [#61](https://github.com/InKCre/client-web/pull/61) merged as - `f29c98983a6fb29a5bb46e7b5cf3d4cd7ed1beb9`; exact-main Client checks run `31341300838` - passed, and delivery run `31341424369` skipped every Twitter publication step, deployed the - checked Pages artifact, and passed both Pages and `app.inkcre.dev` smoke. -- A clean production Chromium journey started with zero Registry installation rows, zero peer - bindings, and zero dynamic Core Twitter routes. UI install created exactly one shared - `inkcre/twitter@0.1.0` installation and no bindings. -- Web enable selected and loaded `web-module-federation-v1` at - `sha256:1cfb7744dcb97cecfe427b39f79994a3809f02a88be7ad67e2ef42f92d0a8220`; - a full page reload cold-restored that exact persisted digest. -- Core enable kept the same product version and selected `python-core-v1` at - `sha256:70d12049bd31c27e8bf024d26f9df91761a44fe4b58a7110681b171c50d1d679`. - Production then held two peer bindings with the same Extension Version and different target - bytes, and Core published three dynamic Twitter routes. -- Core disable removed its binding and all three dynamic routes. Web disable completed local - Module Federation lifecycle cleanup and removed its binding. UI uninstall removed the shared - installation. Final authoritative reads returned zero installations, zero bindings, and zero - Core Twitter routes after 22 successful Registry responses. -- Chromium emits `requestfailed(net::ERR_ABORTED)` after receiving the uninstall's valid 204. - A focused probe captured `response(204)` first with - `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: https://app.inkcre.dev`; UI await completed and a subsequent - authoritative Core read returned 404. No unexpected browser request, page, or console failure - occurred. diff --git a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/handshake.md b/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/handshake.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0ac34ff..0000000 --- a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/handshake.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ -# Cross-Repository Impact Handshake - -## Ownership Boundary - -- **ext-reg** owns release state, target conditions, artifact manifests/bytes, and Runtime/API. -- **core-py** owns shared installation/binding schema, migration, Core API behavior, and the - production image. Client-web does not alter those contracts. -- **client-web** owns browser target selection, Module Federation lifecycle, browser-local - runtime effects, and current Web peer binding persistence. - -## Browser Topology - -```text -deployment clients.config - ├─ extension_registry_url ──> public Registry (exact release / digest manifest) - └─ extension_management_peer_id ──> reachable Core peer (install/config/uninstall API) - -current Web peer ──> PostgREST extension_peer_bindings + local Module Federation lifecycle -configured Core peer ──> /extension-installations/{namespace}/{name}/enable|disable -``` - -- The browser's own client row has `rest_api_url = null`; it must never be used as a Core API - endpoint. `extension_management_peer_id` is explicit deployment authority, not inferred from - a URL, name, or stale row. -- The UI permits only the current Web peer and that configured management Core peer. It rejects - arbitrary browser/protocol peers rather than guessing their lifecycle route. -- Legacy `extensions` remains an isolated transition table. Client-web no longer boots its - legacy lifecycle automatically; a data migration is a separate decision. - -## Required Production Handoff - -1. [complete] Provision the deployed browser client config with the production Registry URL and - exact management Core peer UUID. Neither value is present in static source, environment - defaults, or Pages artifacts. -2. [complete] The management Core peer permits the browser's authenticated calls to all required - `/extension-installations` routes, including 204 uninstall. -3. [complete] PostgREST RLS/grants let the browser read its current peer binding and insert/delete - its own `extension_peer_bindings` row. The browser also needs enough binding visibility for a - helpful uninstall preflight; Core's delete route remains the authoritative all-peer guard. -4. [complete] The published-target browser acceptance installed the exact coordinate, selected - compatible targets, loaded digest artifacts and chunks, enabled both peers, cold-restored the - current Web peer, disabled both peers, and uninstalled with zero residue. - -## Open Conflict / Risk Record - -- Generated schema alone cannot prove deployed PostgREST RLS/grants; the final production browser - journey supplied that missing runtime proof for binding read/insert/delete. -- The production browser config was corrected from localhost to canonical deployment values. Its - recovery/reprovisioning mechanism remains deployment-owned rather than a static client concern. -- Binding rows omit entrypoint/artifact format. The adapter uses the immutable digest manifest to - recover entrypoint on startup; if Registry artifact delivery is unavailable, it leaves the - persisted binding intact and reports startup failure rather than deleting it. -- Chromium reports the successful cross-origin 204 uninstall as `net::ERR_ABORTED` after exposing - the 204 response to `fetch`. The bounded probe proved correct CORS, resolved UI await, Core 404 - afterward, and zero DB residue; acceptance therefore excludes only that exact post-response - observation and continues to reject every unexpected request/page/console error. diff --git a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/packet.md b/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/packet.md deleted file mode 100644 index fbd5172..0000000 --- a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/packet.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ -# Client-Web Extension Registry MVP - -- **Objective**: complete the native Distribution cutover with one canonical shared - `extensions` relation, a Web Extension Host consuming Registry-hosted Module Federation, - and generated database truth from the exact production-admitted Core image. -- **Immutable inputs**: ext-reg Runtime/API `v0.1.3`; Core Registry implementation PR #47 - merged at `19632baa`; generated contracts came from its exact image - `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:b8f43a7a9a558e6bb4d86e2d31baffe826a250dcdf32c9faf457a279e836ad10`; - the subsequently verified production image is - `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:1de46f335de355a8a9eb27e2784089b4cdef35ad66d64788ae233a1cdf80e670`; - both expose migration `f2a6c8e4b1d7` and the same database contract. -- **Generated contract evidence**: Core main `34914b6` is production-admitted as exact image - `ghcr.io/inkcre/core-py@sha256:eaed6a4059020087a1ff5e83524478d74cd7455544c01f565927d543944104a2` - with runtime contract `peer-database-runtime-v2`. Web CI run `31471610957` generated the - canonical relation/RPC through the exact image and Supabase, uploaded both generated files, - and then intentionally rejected the stale checked-in v1 files. Those exact artifacts now - replace the rejected installation/binding schema; the temporary column/RPC type seam is gone. - Web CI permanently uploads generated evidence and rejects checked-in drift. -- **Authority split**: Registry owns released native Distributions; the deployment owns one - installed version in canonical `extensions`; each Peer UUID may be present in `enabled[]`; - each Host owns only in-process running state. -- **Static-artifact boundary**: no Registry or Core service origin is shipped in source or - output. Deployment-owned `clients.config` supplies both `extension_registry_url` and - `extension_management_peer_id`; empty values mean intentionally unconfigured. -- **Current implementation**: `WebExtensionHost` resolves an exact native Release, rejects an - incompatible `@inkcre/core` range before executable fetch, registers the immutable native - `mf-manifest.json` with Module Federation, preserves the platform lifecycle, and mutates only - the current Peer through the server-owned atomic RPC. The old target matcher, generic artifact - manifest, installation/binding tables, and shared Runtime package are removed. -- **Production acceptance**: in progress. Registry and Core are cut over and green; Web PR #63 - merged as `cae553f658de0ef895da9a9875a193930f9ae584` after exact-image generation proved - zero generated diff and every required check passed. Its main run `31472520854` also passed. - Delivery run `31472757005` stopped before any Registry or Pages mutation because the isolated - controller had not installed its locked `semver` dependency. The follow-up hotfix installs the - frozen workspace in that job. Delivery recovery also checks the exact public Release: an - unchanged version with no Module Federation association republishes the current checked artifact, - while an existing association remains a no-op. Native publication, Pages deployment, and final - Chromium lifecycle remain pending. -- **Black-box findings**: the protected-main delivery rerun `31473889880` published the native - Twitter association, deployed the exact checked Pages artifact, and passed its public smoke test - after the organization Cloudflare token gained Pages Read/Write. Public Release, MF manifest, - CORS, immutable caching, Registry UI, D1-backed catalog, Core readiness, and the empty canonical - deployment relation have been verified. Chromium then exposed one recovery defect: a partially - configured origin could contact PostgREST before mounting `/settings`, leaving no UI for repairing - its credential. The recovery hotfix makes `/settings` skip remote client-config bootstrap; normal - routes retain the existing load-before-render contract. -- **Current verification**: local `pnpm check` passes after synchronization: format, lint, - TypeScript, 76 tests, every workspace build, and package contract. PR and main CI repeated the - exact-image generation and proved zero generated diff. The delivery dependency hotfix must pass - actionlint and the protected-main artifact handoff before remote mutation resumes. -- **Guardrails**: generated database files come only from the exact image. Production publication - and deployment must consume successful protected-main artifacts; no PR/preview may publish. - -## Packet Map - -- [evidence.md](evidence.md) — observed release, image/typegen, and runtime facts. -- [handshake.md](handshake.md) — owner boundaries and completed production handoff. -- [plan.md](plan.md) — completed implementation and production acceptance sequence. diff --git a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/plan.md b/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/plan.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7448498..0000000 --- a/tasks/extension-registry-mvp/plan.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -# Execution Plan - -## Completed - -1. [complete] Pin the released Web Runtime/API tarball and frozen lock integrity. -2. [complete] Make the Twitter Web target relocatable (`./` base), ES2022, and compatible with - the actual shared core version; record target publish metadata. -3. [complete] Generate and verify database/runtime contracts from the immutable Core image using - the official SSH provider and Supabase CLI. -4. [complete] Add a Registry adapter with namespaced exact installations, platform matching, - digest artifact URL construction, immutable manifest recovery, binding-last enable, - cleanup-before-delete disable, guarded uninstall, and current-peer-only startup. -5. [complete] Migrate the extension UI to namespace/name/exact-version and explicit peer - authority. The browser only controls its current Web peer locally or the configured Core peer - remotely. -6. [complete] Add focused regression coverage for Registry outage, missing/unknown target, - MF failure atomicity, cleanup failure, uninstall guard, management-peer null-self, third-peer - rejection, MF force registration, and 204 Core responses. -7. [complete] Consume Runtime/API `0.1.3`, whose public `RegistryClient` preserves the browser - receiver required by native `fetch`; keep the Host-side receiver correction as defense in depth. - -## Production Acceptance - -1. [complete] Provision the browser client's Registry origin and management Core UUID without - changing its identity or embedding either value in static artifacts. -2. [complete] Core namespaced lifecycle APIs and browser reads/writes of the new - installation/binding tables are authorized in production; browser-local binding insert/delete - completed through the real PostgREST path. -3. [complete] The exact-main Web target is - public and immutable. Strict publication is behind explicit `target-publish.json` release - intent, so unrelated Host revisions deploy the checked Pages artifact without attempting to - overwrite the target. Runtime/API `0.1.3` and client main `f29c9898` completed the full - digest-artifact enable/cold-start/disable/uninstall proof. -4. [post-MVP] Legacy `extensions` migration remains a separate product decision; MVP neither - reinterprets its enabled UUID array nor requires migration. -5. [complete] Run the full `pnpm check` after concurrent target/CD work settles. diff --git a/tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md b/tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md deleted file mode 100644 index 879735d..0000000 --- a/tasks/extension-release-contract/packet.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,133 +0,0 @@ -# Client-Web Extension Release Lifecycle - -## MVT Core - -- **Objective**: use Changesets as the version/changelog and release-plan owner for independently - releasable client-web Extensions, then publish native Extension artifacts through a lifecycle - independent from client-web app deployment. -- **Status**: **Complete**。The official Changesets control flow、Version PR and independent - exact-main Registry publication have passed end-to-end production acceptance. -- **Authority**: pending changeset files own release intent; the Changesets release plan owns - aggregated SemVer decisions; each Extension `package.json` owns its prepared version; generated - Extension changelogs own release history; the InKCre Registry owns publication state. -- **Next step**: none for this unit。Using an independent GitHub App token or fine-grained PAT so a - bot-authored Version PR triggers PR Actions automatically is explicitly deferred by the Human；the - current fallback is a real Human reopen event before merge and does not reopen this unit. - -## Product and Tool Model - -A changeset is an unconsumed intent to change one or more package versions and changelogs. Multiple -changesets may accumulate safely. They are inputs to one release plan, not proofs attached to every -source diff. - -The Changesets Action has two relevant modes: - -```text -pending changesets on checked main - -> calculate release plan - -> create or update one Version PR - -no pending changesets on checked main - -> no Version PR work remains - -> allow the idempotent custom Extension publisher to converge Registry state -``` - -The setup does not use `changeset publish`, npm publication, Git tags, or GitHub Releases. The -repository uses the action's `has-changesets` output to route the second mode into its own Registry -publisher. - -## Delivery Topology - -```text -main -├── Client checks -├── Pages delivery -> consumes the app delivery artifact selected by its own controller -└── Native Extension release - ├── pending changesets -> Changesets Version PR - └── no changesets - -> checkout release revision - -> build every native Extension in the release workflow - -> idempotent Registry publication -``` - -- Pages delivery requires and consumes only `client-web-dist`; it cannot read Registry publication - credentials or publish native Extensions. -- Native Extension release produces its own artifacts from the release revision. It never consumes - artifacts made by Client checks or another workflow, and it does not deploy the app. -- The Registry publisher queries the prepared package version. An already published native - association is a no-op; a missing association is prepared, uploaded, published, and anonymously - read back from the exact checked artifact. -- Mail and Twitter both declare native distribution metadata and participate in the same Changesets - Version PR and Registry publisher. - -## Implementation Boundary - -### In scope - -- `@changesets/cli` 3 and private-package versioning for Extension workspace packages. -- Pending patch changesets for Twitter's stored-media correction and Mail's newly explicit native - distribution contract. -- A SHA-pinned Changesets Action v2 workflow with its exact v2 input names. -- Independent Pages and native Extension delivery controllers. -- Existing exact-artifact Registry preparation, upload, publication, and public readback. -- Local Extension contributor and delivery guidance. - -### Out of scope - -- A repository-owned release-plan state machine or shadow Changesets implementation. -- A CI rule requiring a changeset for every source diff. -- Correlating individual source diffs with individual changeset fragments. -- npm publication, `changeset publish`, Git tags, or GitHub Releases. -- Shared Hub product documentation; these are client-web repository mechanics. - -## Acceptance - -1. A main revision with pending Mail/Twitter changesets causes the Extension workflow to - create or update one Version PR and does not invoke Registry publication. -2. That Version PR consumes both fragments, changes Mail `0.1.0 -> 0.1.1` and Twitter - `0.1.1 -> 0.1.2`, generates both changelogs, and leaves non-Extension versions unchanged. -3. After the Version PR merges, the Extension workflow sees no pending changesets, checks out the - release revision, builds both native artifacts itself, and publishes both exact Registry - Releases. -4. Re-running publication for an already associated version is an explicit no-op. -5. Pages delivery consumes only `client-web-dist`, retains its existing exact-main checks, and has - no Extension Registry credential or publication behavior. -6. Frozen install, actionlint, focused workflow assertions, the root check, and anonymous Registry - readback succeed. - -## Failure Record and Correction - -- The initial Changie spike used a same-commit versioning model that did not fit client-web's desired - JavaScript release workflow. -- The first Changesets implementation was also rejected. It treated a changeset as proof attached - to one source diff, invented `pending / prepared / unchanged` release states, and embedded native - Extension publication in Pages delivery. -- That implementation additionally used Changesets Action v1-style inputs against v2. The exact v2 - contract uses `github-token`, `version-script`, `commit-message`, and `pr-title`; `GITHUB_TOKEN` as - an environment variable does not configure the v2 action. -- Root cause: tool selection was investigated, but the tool's end-to-end control flow and exact - versioned API were not used as the design authority before introducing repository-owned policy. -- Correction: remove the shadow release contract, follow Changesets' pending-plan/Version-PR model, - and isolate Extension CD from app CD. - -## Decision Log - -- 2026-08-17: core-py keeps Changie; client-web uses Changesets. -- 2026-08-17: the Human enabled GitHub Actions pull-request creation and accepted a bot-owned - Version PR with manual CI handling if required. -- 2026-08-17: Changesets preflight verified private Extension package versioning and independent - Twitter/Mail release plans. -- 2026-08-17: the Human identified that an unconsumed changeset is already release intent and that - Extension CD does not belong in client-web app CD. -- 2026-08-17: the unit was rewritten around the official Changesets Action v2 lifecycle; the custom - release-contract script and comparison-aware CI gate were removed. -- 2026-08-17: the Human identified that organization release workflows must produce their own - release artifacts rather than consume CI outputs. Cross-workflow Extension artifact download was - removed; Mail received the same native metadata and relocatable artifact contract as Twitter. -- 2026-08-17: the real local release-plan projection produced only Mail `0.1.1` and Twitter `0.1.2` - with independent changelogs; both self-built artifacts passed the shared native manifest and - Registry-association verifier. -- 2026-08-17: PR #72 established the lifecycle，PR #73 restored private-package read permission for - the release reconciler，and Version PR #74 consumed both pending fragments。Main run `32017311088` - self-built both artifacts and published `inkcre/mail@0.1.1` and `inkcre/twitter@0.1.2`；both exact - public Release APIs and Module Federation manifests returned HTTP 200。 diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/README.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6d0830f..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 0 Evidence Freeze - -- Captured at: `2026-08-07T09:13:32Z` -- Authority: live GitHub REST API and GitHub Actions check/run APIs, queried with GET requests only. -- Scope: `InKCre/.github`, `core-py`, `client-web`, `ui`, and `docs`; organization fields are limited to plan and Actions constraints relevant to this task. -- Format: normalized snapshots retain exact settings, identities, workflow blob SHAs, blockers, and rollback inputs without copying unrelated account data or secret values. -- Integrity: `SHA256SUMS` covers every JSON snapshot and `transitions.md`. - -## Phase 0 Findings - -- GitHub Free blocks organization rulesets. Enforcement must remain repository-level. -- `.github/main` is unprotected. Its only tracked workflow is red on current main, has no readable retained failure log, and uses mutable Action tags. -- `core-py/main` already requires a pull request, four strict GitHub Actions checks, administrator enforcement, and conversation resolution. It lacks linear-history enforcement and still allows merge commits; tracked workflows use mutable third-party Action tags. -- `client-web/main` requires four strict checks and linear history, but administrators can bypass and conversations need not be resolved. Current main is a direct-pushed red SHA; all open Dependabot pull requests are behind current main. -- `ui/main` has no classic protection. Repository rulesets prevent deletion/non-fast-forward updates and require one strict check, but do not require a pull request or conversation resolution. Release pull request #34 lacks the required check because its run is `action_required` with zero jobs. -- `docs/main` has no protection or ruleset. Its current main CI and production deployment are green, and its production environment custom branch policy is exactly `main`. -- `client-web`, `ui`, and `docs` tracked third-party Actions are already SHA-pinned. `.github` and `core-py` are not ready for SHA-pinning enforcement. - -## Preconditions - -- Phase 1 must decide how the stale `.github` Pages workflow should behave when governance files change; it cannot assume an existing green control-plane check. -- Phase 2 must update the `InKCre/docs` Hub statement that currently describes cross-workflow artifact reuse before refreshing any Spoke shared reference. -- Phase 3 must restore `client-web` required checks through their owning dependency/runtime work. Do not weaken checks for governance rollout. -- Phase 5 must attach a successful `Reproducible workspace check` to the exact head of `ui` release pull request #34 before tightening rules. -- Credential relocation has no automatic rollback because GitHub never returns secret values. Each credential-bearing phase needs a separate owner-confirmed backup/re-entry procedure. - -## Files - -- `organization.json` - GitHub plan and organization Actions constraints. -- `dotgithub.json` - governance control-plane baseline. -- `core-py.json` - service repository baseline. -- `client-web.json` - application repository baseline and current red state. -- `ui.json` - package repository baseline and release-PR blocker. -- `docs.json` - documentation-site baseline. -- `transitions.md` - exact later `From -> To` changes and rollback payloads. diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/SHA256SUMS b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/SHA256SUMS deleted file mode 100644 index 00ed0c2..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/SHA256SUMS +++ /dev/null @@ -1,7 +0,0 @@ -0dc16f8f12e18bb2c48cc6a5092dfaeb51cb3b55d015a7d401f8589794ec095e client-web.json -ff90059e5aa2a6d0fd2fb055bc03fe8419eaf6d99eb8b87219232a8d1b69d946 core-py.json -8e1c743797a1971091ad41646472bee2acaad65627ed974e070aab37d1125f11 docs.json -e5f88f3f11017e302b5a390afaf5728f62c1abd5be5b98ff9fcf96e301b800c6 dotgithub.json -6849a173954a8d5695d72d31f79fc462e30f42795ee790e7111d0fc54f8c4fad organization.json -c092cce000691e802bd43dcbe5a685ae52d1e233f00d41b04b1271e64e991fca ui.json -7efb486b95184befa4bd5055ecfdfdf1e7d574b9087441fc30f335ace1fe56cd transitions.md diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/client-web.json b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/client-web.json deleted file mode 100644 index 9407b74..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/client-web.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,159 +0,0 @@ -{ - 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"ci_conclusion": "success", - "deployment_id": 5609322935, - "deployment_state": "success", - "deployment_sha": "56b1ab216a99e9da863f888b65c02e8e7b7ae9d7", - "completed_at": "2026-07-26T10:28:13Z" - }, - "local_override_blobs": { - "CONTRIBUTING.md": "f99d7d99950989364017e5ba139dce50659b71f8", - ".github/pull_request_template.md": null - }, - "open_pull_requests": 0 -} diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/docs.json b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/docs.json deleted file mode 100644 index 859a1bf..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/docs.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,98 +0,0 @@ -{ - "snapshot_schema": 1, - "captured_at": "2026-08-07T09:13:32Z", - "repository": "InKCre/docs", - "sources": [ - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/git/ref/heads/main", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/branches/main/protection", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/rulesets", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/permissions", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/permissions/workflow", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/workflows", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/environments/production", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/environments/production/deployment-branch-policies", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/git/trees/main?recursive=1", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/runs/31143401361", - "GET /repos/InKCre/docs/actions/runs/31143435829" - ], - "repo": { - "visibility": "public", - "default_branch": "main", - "homepage": "https://inkcre.dev", - "allow_merge_commit": true, - "allow_squash_merge": true, - "allow_rebase_merge": true, - "allow_auto_merge": false, - "delete_branch_on_merge": false, - "squash_merge_commit_title": "COMMIT_OR_PR_TITLE", - "squash_merge_commit_message": "COMMIT_MESSAGES" - }, - "main": { - "sha": "95c4023cb129bdece670c8e356d8aca593a7d3a1", - "protected": false, - "classic_protection": null, - "rulesets": [] - }, - "actions": { - "enabled": true, - "allowed_actions": "all", - "sha_pinning_required": false, - 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"snapshot_schema": 1, - "captured_at": "2026-08-07T09:13:32Z", - "repository": "InKCre/.github", - "sources": [ - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/git/ref/heads/main", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/branches/main", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/branches/main/protection", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/rulesets", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/actions/permissions", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/actions/permissions/workflow", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/actions/workflows", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/environments", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/environments/github-pages/deployment-branch-policies", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/git/trees/main?recursive=1", - "GET /repos/InKCre/.github/commits/b85c74cad2270f37d241f0182040c9d760e7d5a6/check-runs" - ], - "repo": { - "visibility": "public", - "default_branch": "main", - "allow_merge_commit": true, - "allow_squash_merge": true, - "allow_rebase_merge": true, - "allow_auto_merge": false, - "delete_branch_on_merge": false, - "squash_merge_commit_title": "COMMIT_OR_PR_TITLE", - "squash_merge_commit_message": "COMMIT_MESSAGES" - }, - "main": { - "sha": "b85c74cad2270f37d241f0182040c9d760e7d5a6", - "protected": false, - "classic_protection": null, - "rulesets": [] - }, - "actions": { - "enabled": true, - "allowed_actions": "all", - "sha_pinning_required": false, - "default_workflow_permissions": "write", - "can_approve_pull_request_reviews": true, - "fork_pr_approval_policy": "first_time_contributors" - }, - "environment": { - "name": "github-pages", - "can_admins_bypass": true, - "deployment_branch_policy": { - "protected_branches": false, - "custom_branch_policies": true, - "branches": [ - { - "id": 15249738, - "name": "main", - "type": "branch" - } - ] - } - }, - "tracked_workflows": [ - { - "id": 87784533, - "name": "Deploy Repo(Document) to GitHub Pages", - "path": ".github/workflows/deploy.yml", - "state": "active", - "blob_sha": "c0f42f67abfdbfc7543817c9777822ce3103eb14" - } - ], - "action_pin_audit": { - "ready_for_enforcement": false, - "mutable_references": [ - "actions/checkout@v4", - "pnpm/action-setup@v3.0.0", - "actions/setup-node@v4", - "actions/configure-pages@v4", - "actions/upload-pages-artifact@v3", - "actions/deploy-pages@v4" - ] - }, - "default_community_files": { - "GOVERNANCE.md": null, - "CONTRIBUTING.md": null, - ".github/pull_request_template.md": null, - "profile/README.md": "4f9752854b9d658036565f45db2e298ee76b9e9b", - "docs/development/workflow.md": "7472bc3ba714207544d986e46869a970aa2695e7" - }, - "current_main_checks": [ - { - "name": "build", - "conclusion": "failure", - "run_id": 16773182770, - "completed_at": "2025-08-06T09:34:24Z" - }, - { - "name": "Deploy", - "conclusion": "skipped", - "run_id": 16773182770, - "completed_at": "2025-08-06T09:34:24Z" - } - ], - "latest_successful_deployment": { - "deployment_id": 1404827918, - "sha": "c2ec72cde3ff87ca60cb3b317d395fcf62a10e8c", - "state": "success", - "created_at": "2024-03-22T06:36:37Z", - "environment_url": "https://docs.inkcre-thing.hadream.ltd/" - }, - "open_pull_requests": 0, - "unknowns": [ - "The retained API identifies the latest main build as failed, but its failure log is no longer readable.", - "The legacy Pages site remains deployed from an older SHA; Phase 1 must not imply that its workflow is a useful governance check." - ] -} diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/organization.json b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/organization.json deleted file mode 100644 index a5972f6..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/organization.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -{ - "snapshot_schema": 1, - "captured_at": "2026-08-07T09:13:32Z", - "organization": "InKCre", - "sources": [ - "GET /orgs/InKCre", - "GET /orgs/InKCre/rulesets", - "GET /orgs/InKCre/actions/permissions", - "GET /orgs/InKCre/actions/permissions/workflow", - "GET /orgs/InKCre/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval" - ], - "plan": "free", - "default_repository_branch": "main", - "default_repository_permission": "read", - "two_factor_requirement_enabled": false, - "web_commit_signoff_required": false, - "organization_rulesets": { - "available": false, - "http_status": 403, - "message": "Upgrade to GitHub Team to enable this feature." - }, - "actions": { - "enabled_repositories": "all", - "allowed_actions": "all", - "sha_pinning_required": false, - "default_workflow_permissions": "write", - "can_approve_pull_request_reviews": true, - "fork_pr_approval_policy": "first_time_contributors" - }, - "enforcement_scope": [".github", "core-py", "client-web", "ui", "docs"], - "constraint": "Keep organization-wide settings unchanged during the scoped rollout; use repository-level controls so inactive repositories are not changed implicitly." -} diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/transitions.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/transitions.md deleted file mode 100644 index 138590a..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/transitions.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,105 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 0 Transition and Rollback Baseline - -This file converts the captured live state into bounded later mutations. It does not authorize them. Workflow restoration uses reviewed Git reverts; setting restoration uses the captured values below. Secret values cannot be exported and therefore require a separate owner-confirmed procedure. - -## Phase 1 - `.github` Control Plane - -- Files: - - From: no `GOVERNANCE.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, or default pull-request template; profile and legacy workflow prose are blobs `4f975285...` and `7472bc3b...`. - - To: add the three default community files, link them from `profile/README.md`, and replace the stale workflow prose with a compatibility pointer. - - Rollback: revert the reviewed governance commit through a pull request. Preserve a compatibility pointer instead of restoring stale normative workflow prose. -- Repository settings: - - From: merge/squash/rebase all enabled; no main protection or ruleset; automatic branch deletion disabled. - - To: merge commit disabled; squash and rebase retained; main requires a pull request with zero approvals, administrator enforcement, conversation resolution, and linear history; force push and deletion disabled; no required status check yet. - - Rollback: remove the new protection to restore the captured absence, then restore `allow_merge_commit=true`, `allow_squash_merge=true`, `allow_rebase_merge=true`, `allow_auto_merge=false`, and `delete_branch_on_merge=false`. -- Blocking decision: - - Current tracked Pages workflow blob `c0f42f67...` is red on current main and its failure log is no longer retained. - - Before the Phase 1 handshake, choose whether to repair it, bound it away from governance-only changes, or separately decommission it. Do not silently treat it as a required governance check or accept an unexplained red control plane. - -## Phase 2 - `docs` - -- Hub ownership: - - From: Hub and Spoke shared docs say production downloads the checked cross-workflow artifact without rebuilding. - - To: Hub says pull-request CI validates independently and protected-main delivery builds and deploys its own same-run artifact; publish Hub first, then refresh the Spoke reference in a separate change. - - Rollback: revert Hub truth first if the decision itself is reversed, then separately refresh the Spoke reference. Never edit `client-web/docs/_shared/` directly. -- Workflows: - - From: `website-check.yml` blob `8dce620a...` runs on pull request and main push; `pages-deploy.yml` blob `596e77de...` consumes its artifact through `workflow_run`. - - To: `Website contract` remains PR/manual validation; main delivery performs frozen build/verify in a secret-free job and deploys that same-run artifact from a production job after exact-current-main verification. - - Rollback: revert to both captured workflow blobs. Before enabling protection, prepare a reviewed revert path that can still produce the required `Website contract`. -- Repository settings: - - From: no main protection/ruleset; all three merge methods enabled. - - To: classic main protection requires strict `Website contract` from app `15368`, a pull request with zero approvals, administrator enforcement, conversation resolution, linear history, no force push, and no deletion; merge commit disabled; squash/rebase retained. - - Rollback: restore protection absence only if the protection itself is faulty; restore the captured merge flags. If a broken required check blocks the revert PR, use an explicitly authorized temporary removal of only that required context, merge the revert PR, and immediately restore the protection payload. -- Environment: - - Keep production custom branch policy `{id:55844964,name:"main",type:"branch"}` unchanged. - -## Phase 3 - `client-web` - -- Preconditions: - - From: current main `832429357...` has failed Workspace and peer-database checks; every open pull request is five commits behind current main. - - To: an eligible latest-base pull request proves all four required contexts green without weakening their contracts. -- Workflows: - - From: `ci.yml` blob `3b39fc7a...` runs full checks for pull requests and main; `pages-deploy.yml` blob `58a85487...` promotes successful PR/main artifacts to preview/production; cleanup blob `984e0a0b...` is separate. - - To: PR-only full validation retains all four context names; same-repository PR artifacts feed isolated preview delivery; protected main performs a focused web build and deploys the same release-run artifact; cleanup remains separate. - - Rollback: revert changed workflow and contract files through a pull request, restoring all three captured blobs and the prior runtime-inventory assertions. Keep the last successful production deployment live until replacement smoke succeeds. -- Repository settings: - - From: administrator enforcement off; conversation resolution off; linear history on; strict four-check gate; merge/squash/rebase enabled. - - To: administrator enforcement and conversation resolution on; existing four checks and linear history retained; merge commit disabled; squash/rebase retained. - - Rollback: restore `enforce_admins=false`, `required_conversation_resolution=false`, existing required-check payload, and captured merge flags. -- Environments: - - From: preview and production have no protection or branch policy. - - To: production accepts only `main`; preview remains non-production but its secrets are environment-scoped and same-repository guarded. - - Rollback: restore the captured null branch policies. Secret relocation rollback requires owner-held values because GitHub does not expose them. -- Deployment recovery inputs: - - Forward: exact `source_sha`, positive `build_run_id`, fixed artifact name, fixed branch `main`, and fixed environment `production`. - - Rollback: exact prior release run, expected source SHA, fixed artifact name, reason, and explicit confirmation; validate trusted workflow path, success, provenance, and artifact before redeploy and smoke. - -## Phase 4 - `core-py` - -- Workflows and docs: - - From: five tracked workflow blobs listed in `core-py.json`; mutable third-party Action tags; local `CONTRIBUTING.md` blob `f99d7d99...`. - - To: immutable Action SHAs and an organization-policy link while preserving current CI, preview, GHCR, and Heroku behavior and all context names. - - Rollback: revert to captured workflow and contribution blobs through a pull request. -- Repository settings: - - From: administrator enforcement and conversation resolution on; strict four-check PR gate; linear history off; merge/squash/rebase enabled; no-deletion/non-fast-forward ruleset active. - - To: linear history on and merge commit disabled; every other protection, check, squash/rebase option, and ruleset remains unchanged. - - Rollback: set `required_linear_history=false`, restore `allow_merge_commit=true`, and retain all captured protections and ruleset `9279710` unchanged. -- Environment and release: - - Keep production main policy `{id:55411191,name:"main",type:"branch"}` and current source-verified rebuild topology unchanged. - -## Phase 5 - `ui` - -- Release blocker: - - From: PR #34 head `279c6111...` has an `action_required` run with zero jobs and lacks `Reproducible workspace check`. - - To: a successful GitHub Actions check with that exact context and app `15368` is attached to the exact PR head before any rule tightening. - - Immediate rollback/fallback: retain manual run approval or dispatch against `changeset-release/main`; verify the resulting check SHA rather than trusting the run label. -- Workflow: - - From: release workflow blob `49c09df9...` has no serialization and uses the built-in token for Changesets mutations and package publication. - - To: add `ui-release-main` concurrency with `cancel-in-progress:false`; initially retain the manual release-PR check procedure. A dedicated repository-scoped App remains a separately approved optional slice. - - Rollback: revert to blob `49c09df9...`; retain last published package `@inkcre/ui-web@1.3.0` and release run `30329027636` as evidence, not as an automatic republish instruction. -- Rulesets and merge settings: - - From: ruleset `11133402` blocks deletion/non-fast-forward on main/develop; ruleset `19865127` strictly requires one check on main; neither requires PR/conversation/linear history. All merge methods are enabled. - - To: keep both existing protections and check identity; add pull-request requirement with zero approvals, conversation resolution, and linear history on main with no bypass; disable merge commit and retain squash/rebase. - - Rollback: restore the full captured objects for rulesets `11133402` and `19865127` and the captured merge flags. -- Optional App rollback fields: - - Workflow old/new blob or revert commit; installation ID; secret names; client ID variable; source SHA; PR number/head SHA. Revoke the installation and delete/rotate repository credentials; keep package authentication on the built-in token. - -## Phase 6 - Actions Hardening - -- Current per-repository rollback values: - - `.github`, `core-py`, `client-web`, `docs`: default token `write`, Actions PR approval `true`, allowed Actions `all`, SHA enforcement `false`. - - `ui`: default token `read`, Actions PR approval `true`, allowed Actions `all`, SHA enforcement `false`. -- Target: - - Default token `read`; Actions PR approval `false`; explicit job-level writes; immutable Action SHAs enforced after the repository pin audit. - - Pilot selected Actions with GitHub-owned Actions plus only the pinned external owners used by that repository: pnpm, PDM, Docker, Cloudflare, Neon, Changesets, Peter Evans, and the optional GitHub App token action where applicable. -- Readiness: - - Ready for SHA enforcement now: `client-web`, `ui`, `docs`. - - Not ready: `.github`, `core-py`; pin their captured mutable references first. -- Rollback: - - Restore each repository's captured default permission, approval flag, allowed-actions mode, and SHA-enforcement flag independently. Do not change organization defaults during this rollout. - -## Dry Validation Boundary - -- All JSON payload components are derived from live GET responses and are locally parseable. -- No restore, protection, environment, credential, or merge-setting write was executed in Phase 0. -- Each later phase must snapshot again immediately before mutation because GitHub state may drift after this capture. diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/ui.json b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/ui.json deleted file mode 100644 index 13c9662..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-0/ui.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,130 +0,0 @@ -{ - "snapshot_schema": 1, - "captured_at": "2026-08-07T09:13:32Z", - "repository": "InKCre/ui", - "sources": [ - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/git/ref/heads/main", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/branches/main", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/branches/main/protection", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/rulesets/11133402", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/rulesets/19865127", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/actions/permissions", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/actions/permissions/workflow", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/actions/permissions/fork-pr-contributor-approval", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/actions/workflows", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/environments", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/git/trees/main?recursive=1", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/pulls/34", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/actions/runs/30346313009/jobs", - "GET /repos/InKCre/ui/commits/279c611152790302051bd898ab437d71f5e4b4d9/check-runs" - ], - "repo": { - "visibility": "public", - "default_branch": "main", - "allow_merge_commit": true, - "allow_squash_merge": true, - "allow_rebase_merge": true, - "allow_auto_merge": false, - "delete_branch_on_merge": false, - "squash_merge_commit_title": "COMMIT_OR_PR_TITLE", - "squash_merge_commit_message": "COMMIT_MESSAGES" - }, - "main": { - "sha": "5c9e3d01487f035c34829a482d07f9e75b411c60", - "protected_flag": true, - "classic_protection": null, - "rulesets": [ - { - "id": 11133402, - "name": "prt-main-dev", - "enforcement": "active", - "include": ["refs/heads/main", "refs/heads/develop"], - "rules": ["deletion", "non_fast_forward"], - "bypass_actors": [] - }, - { - "id": 19865127, - "name": "required-ui-check-main", - "enforcement": "active", - "include": ["refs/heads/main"], - "strict_required_status_checks_policy": true, - "required_status_checks": [ - { "context": "Reproducible workspace check", "integration_id": 15368 } - ], - "bypass_actors": [] - } - ] - }, - "actions": { - "enabled": true, - "allowed_actions": "all", - "sha_pinning_required": false, - "default_workflow_permissions": "read", - "can_approve_pull_request_reviews": true, - "fork_pr_approval_policy": "first_time_contributors" - }, - "environments": { - "copilot": { - "can_admins_bypass": true, - "protection_rules": [], - "deployment_branch_policy": null - } - }, - "tracked_workflows": [ - { - "path": ".github/workflows/ci.yml", - "workflow_id": 321816831, - "blob_sha": "d9aa8f96c62eacf375b987fa484d2bbebff71209" - }, - { - "path": ".github/workflows/release-and-publish.yml", - "workflow_id": 215703511, - "blob_sha": "49c09df9bffc46f482b640e6116a56f5ff6a1870" - }, - { - "path": ".github/workflows/update-tokens.yml", - "workflow_id": 209609410, - "blob_sha": "4e14ef75a71b356315c5323711f8abb3fb9be6b1" - } - ], - "action_pin_audit": { - "ready_for_enforcement": true, - "tracked_third_party_actions_are_immutable": true - }, - "release_pull_request": { - "number": 34, - "state": "open", - "title": "chore: version packages", - "head_ref": "changeset-release/main", - "head_sha": "279c611152790302051bd898ab437d71f5e4b4d9", - "base_ref": "main", - "base_sha": "5c9e3d01487f035c34829a482d07f9e75b411c60", - "mergeable": true, - "mergeable_state": "blocked", - "required_run": { - "id": 30346313009, - "event": "pull_request", - "conclusion": "action_required", - "jobs_total": 0, - "check_suite_id": 82241895849 - }, - "head_check_runs": [{ "name": "Cloudflare Pages", "conclusion": "success" }], - "missing_required_context": "Reproducible workspace check" - }, - "recent_required_check_evidence": { - "prior_success_run_id": 30342019517, - "prior_success_head_sha": "93e57b40bf84f70eb5329d630a89176c170a2a52", - "prior_manual_success_run_id": 30341574740, - "source_app_id": 15368 - }, - "latest_release": { - "main_run_id": 30342438251, - "main_run_conclusion": "success", - "latest_publish_run_id": 30329027636, - "package": "@inkcre/ui-web", - "version": "1.3.0", - "tag": "@inkcre/ui-web@1.3.0" - }, - "blocker": "PR #34 cannot satisfy the strict ruleset until a successful GitHub Actions check with the exact required context is attached to its current head SHA." -} diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-1/README.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-1/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4a26220..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-1/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 1 Evidence - -## Published state - -- Repository: `InKCre/.github` -- Base SHA: `b85c74cad2270f37d241f0182040c9d760e7d5a6` -- Published main SHA: `911e4515916b6c399b856cc89e62631695a5cbf8` -- Commit: `docs(governance): establish organization workflow baseline` -- Publication path: direct administrator push to `main`, explicitly authorized -- Role: non-active GitHub-native governance/community carrier; outside the - active-repository branch-policy baseline - -## Final remote tree - -- `.github/pull_request_template.md` -- `CONTRIBUTING.md` -- `GOVERNANCE.md` -- `LICENSE` -- `README.md` -- `profile/README.md` - -The commit added the organization governance, contribution entrypoint, default -pull-request template, and profile links. It removed the superseded VitePress -source, Node package and lock files, Pages workflow, site configuration, editor -configuration, and site TODOs: 245 insertions and 3,111 deletions across 54 -files. - -## Remote cleanup - -- `DELETE /repos/InKCre/.github/pages`: success; subsequent GET returns 404 -- `DELETE /repos/InKCre/.github/environments/github-pages`: success; subsequent - GET returns 404; the environment had zero secrets and zero variables -- `PATCH /orgs/InKCre {blog: "https://inkcre.dev"}`: success -- `GET /repos/InKCre/.github/actions/workflows`: `total_count=0` -- `https://inkcre.dev/`: HTTP 200 after the organization metadata change - -Git history was not rewritten. The retired content remains recoverable from the -pre-change commit and repository history. - -## Community-file verification - -Live `GET /repos/InKCre/{repo}/community/profile` results after publication: - -- `client-web`: organization `CONTRIBUTING.md`; local pull-request template -- `core-py`: local `CONTRIBUTING.md`; organization pull-request template -- `ui`: organization `CONTRIBUTING.md` and pull-request template -- `docs`: organization `CONTRIBUTING.md` and pull-request template - -This confirms GitHub's default-file inheritance and the two intentional local -overrides. Profile-specific alignment remains in the later repository phases. - -## Validation - -- pre-publish remote `main` matched the Phase 0 SHA -- focused Markdown lint: success -- `git diff --check`: success -- staged scope review: 54 intended files only -- post-push local `HEAD`, `origin/main`, and remote main SHA: identical -- final remote tree: only the six GitHub-native files above -- no active Actions workflow, Pages site, or Pages environment remains - -## Rollback - -- Revert `911e451` on `.github/main` to restore tracked files. -- Restore the Phase 0 Pages configuration only if the retired site must return. -- Restore the organization `blog` value to - `https://docs.inkcre-thing.hadream.ltd` only as part of that recovery. diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-2/README.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-2/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index f8c63b9..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-2/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,108 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 2 Documentation-Site Pilot Evidence - -## Published Contract - -- `InKCre/docs` pull request #10 passed `Website contract` and was squash-merged on 2026-08-07. -- Accepted Hub commit: `cdab38b62700da686e58ac5a7e0c13ed8c1e472d`. -- The contract separates pull-request validation and isolated preview evidence from canonical - protected-main release authority. -- Cloudflare documentation was rechecked during implementation: the latest deployment for a preview - branch cannot be deleted; close-time retirement therefore uses a trusted `noindex` tombstone and - leaves older immutable deployments in Cloudflare history. - -## Spoke Reference - -- `client-web/docs/_shared` advances from `95c4023` to accepted Hub commit `cdab38b` in draft pull - request #39 at commit `66f7fd9d66846b23a79a9be931c7ed15b63310b2`. -- Canonical shared-doc `pre-bump` and `pre-commit` checks passed. -- The commit contains only the `docs/_shared` gitlink. -- The pull request remains draft because existing `client-web` baseline failures are unrelated to - the gitlink: three high dependency advisories and the pinned core image's multiple migration heads. - No required check is weakened for this reference update. - -## Documentation-Site Implementation - -Branch: `InKCre/docs` branch `agent/docs-preview-main-delivery`. - -- Workflow commit: `f6ded282d3c0f87b2efcd414e6d535062849736a`. -- Simplification commit: `2c32104f3881d9108bd2115ea423283ae3abe85e`, removing the - hand-maintained route/output verifier in favor of the native VitePress build contract. -- Pull request #11 was squash-merged as `45986b8a4b05034bb8c6c7bf8ca2fef2a7282a87`. -- Exact-head `Website contract`: passed in run `31177810021`. - -The published implementation: - -- makes `Website checks` pull-request/manual-only while preserving `Website contract` and its checked - artifact; -- adds a trusted `workflow_run` preview controller for exact open same-repository pull-request heads; -- uses deterministic branch `preview/docs/pr-N`, per-PR concurrency, preview-only smoke, and no fork - credentials; -- replaces closed previews with a trusted `noindex` tombstone on that exact branch; -- changes production to `push: main`, with GitHub rerun handling a failed release commit; -- rebuilds and verifies the selected main source in a secret-free job, then deploys the same-run - artifact without rebuilding; -- records source SHA, run ID, artifact digest, Cloudflare deployment identity, and smoke result; -- keeps preview and production credentials out of pull-request source execution. - -## Local Verification - -- `go run github.com/rhysd/actionlint/cmd/actionlint@v1.7.7 .github/workflows/*.yml` -- `pnpm --dir website check` -- `git diff --check` -- `node --check` for all changed/new website scripts -- the VitePress build completes without a second hand-maintained route/output manifest; -- invalid smoke mode fails closed; -- static assertions confirm the production lane contains no `workflow_run`/cross-run artifact ID and - `Website checks` contains no Cloudflare or deployment capability. - -## Live Runtime Evidence - -- Main release run `31178083697` rebuilt `45986b8`, transferred the same-run artifact, deployed it - to Cloudflare Pages, and passed immutable plus canonical smoke. -- Disposable same-repository pull request #12 passed `Website contract` in run `31178251277` and - preview run `31178287868`; `https://preview-docs-pr-12.inkcre-website.pages.dev` returned HTTP 200 - with `X-Robots-Tag: noindex`. -- Closing #12 exposed one minimal runtime bug: cleanup run `31178381666` failed because the job did - not set up repository Node 22.22.3 before `wrangler-action`, so npm rejected runner Node 22.23.1. -- Fix pull request #14 added the pinned Node setup, a bounded manual cleanup input, stable preview - alias reporting, and an explicit GitHub Deployment bound to the exact pull-request head. It was - squash-merged as `4c44cf16a95bc0e049c4345c1de5512ec68b53a6`. -- Main release run `31182229474` rebuilt and published that merge successfully. Automatic cleanup - run `31182230692` replaced #14's stable preview with the noindex tombstone. -- Manual cleanup run `31182331416` retired closed pull request #12 without reopening it; its stable - preview URL now returns the noindex tombstone. Cloudflare's older immutable deployments remain as - accepted implementation history. -- Open pull request #13's current-head preview run `31182604884` created GitHub deployment - `5795332146` at exact head `f0851bd98b92fe91f283ae0ea0da5642293edb15`. Its successful status - exposes `https://preview-docs-pr-13.inkcre-website.pages.dev`, and the GitHub pull-request page now - renders the corresponding `View deployment` link. -- Stale-head preview run `31182488776` was correctly rejected after Dependabot restacked #13 onto - the newer main revision. - -## Live Settings Outcome - -- `docs/main` is protected through classic branch protection. It requires a pull request, strict - `Website contract` from GitHub Actions app `15368`, resolved review conversations, linear history, - and administrator enforcement; required approving reviews remain zero for the initial rollout. -- Force pushes and deletion are disabled. Repository merge commits are disabled while squash and - rebase remain available; automatic branch deletion remains disabled. -- Open pull request #13 remains green and mergeable under the new rules with its exact-head - `Website contract`, proving the normal path was not locked out. -- GitHub now has the `preview` environment created by the first successful preview controller run; - the existing `production` custom deployment branch policy remains `main`. -- Preview and production reuse the existing repository-selected organization secrets - `CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID`/`CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN`. Separate credentials are an optional later - hardening step, not a Phase 2 prerequisite. -- Actions repository defaults and approval/SHA-enforcement settings remain Phase 6 work. - -## Runtime and Protection Proof - -1. Pull request #11 has proven `Website contract` on its exact head. The preview controller cannot - run for the PR that first introduces it because `workflow_run` uses the default-branch controller. -2. Pull request #11 and main release run `31178083697` proved the exact-main build, same-run artifact - transfer, Cloudflare production deploy, and canonical plus immutable smoke. -3. Pull requests #12/#14 proved exact-head preview and close retirement; pull request #13 proved the - stable alias is attached to the exact pull-request head in GitHub. Same-repository identity also - rejected a stale head. Fork runs remain ineligible for the preview job by the controller condition. -4. Classic main protection and repository merge settings now match the approved baseline. The - Phase 0 absence and prior merge flags remain the rollback input. diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-3/README.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-3/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index ba28f8e..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/evidence/phase-3/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,543 +0,0 @@ -# Phase 3 Client Application Evidence - -## Live acceptance — 2026-08-08 - -- Core PRs #43/#44 produced main `02a5d2c435208bac9035071434f1dde0b5ee4c78` and production-admitted - digest `sha256:c54f56ea41c15277823c0fa502b1396b43da023cd6cf087f08aac01bf7c624a4`. - The canonical image carries the raw role/schema/runtime manifest, and production transfers that - image content before moving `stable`. -- Client PR #40 restored the v1-compatible product baseline. PR #43 landed stable resolution, - Supabase typegen, fresh pgvector/PostgreSQL, the real core service, PostgREST, browser - read/write/deny E2E, renamed checks, and `merge_group`; its local WSL proof passed two browser tests. -- Client PR #45 separated full PR validation, same-repository Pages preview, focused exact-main build, - same-run artifact delivery, and production smoke. Production run `31255601082` succeeded for main - `eb8d1cb8`, artifact `9021297108`, digest - `sha256:58397930598f8952f9f48dec426df3178fe49a9cacefdc9c54ffbce62876a49d`, and Cloudflare - deployment `92602810-54dc-4b88-aa0a-f80a3502a16b`. -- Probe PR #46 produced preview run `31255804964`, deployment - `d6409083-898f-459c-8ade-3b1f9d524006`, and stable alias - `preview-client-web-pr-46.inkcre-client-web.pages.dev`. PRs #47/#48 changed close cleanup to a - trusted no-store/noindex tombstone and isolated Wrangler from the pnpm catalog workspace. Manual - cleanup run `31256442627` and automatic cleanup run `31256837743` succeeded; the PR #46 alias now - serves the closed page while immutable history remains. -- Branch protection now requires `Workspace contract`, `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and - `client-webext E2E`, bound to GitHub Actions app `15368`, with strict latest-base policy, - administrator enforcement, conversation resolution, linear history, no force-push, and no deletion. - Merge commits are disabled; squash and rebase remain enabled. Actions default to read, cannot - approve PR reviews, and all external contributors require run approval. -- PR #49 first passed all four direct contexts on its PR head, then entered temporary repository - ruleset `20585454`. Merge-group run `31256717813` passed all jobs on synthetic commit - `cc857104e07cc41bc77db19acf75676b0cb22d15`, and GitHub queued/squashed that exact commit to main. - The temporary rule was deleted after proof so squash remains a convention rather than a forced - method. Production run `31256836894` and automatic preview retirement both succeeded afterward. -- The synchronized product work is preserved without rewriting history: client snapshot - `feat/synchronized-core-v3-snapshot`, mergeable draft client PR #50, original core branch - `feat/synchronized-client-v3`, core snapshot `feat/synchronized-client-v3-snapshot`, and mergeable - draft core PR #45. Their checks may remain blocked until core v3 is reviewed and admitted; GitHub - conflict freedom, rather than false-green compatibility, is the recovery acceptance condition. -- Deferred evidence is explicit: no live external fork was created to prove private GHCR pull access, - and client preview does not yet provision Neon/core/PostgREST. The repository setting and - same-repository guard enforce the intended basic boundary without adding credentials or lifecycle - machinery solely for a probe. - -## Live baseline - -- `client-web/main` is `83242935721b506a2caa40dd278bae6aba19c3d0`. -- Draft pull request #39 remains the isolated `docs/_shared` gitlink bump at - `66f7fd9d66846b23a79a9be931c7ed15b63310b2`. -- Run `31174353462` proves that #39's dependency review and browser-extension checks pass while the - workspace and peer-database checks fail on pre-existing main conditions. -- The dependency-audit failure is `fast-uri <3.1.5`, `brace-expansion <5.0.9`, and - `js-yaml <4.3.1`. No open Dependabot pull request contains all three patched resolutions. -- The peer-database failure occurs before E2E. `contracts/core-py.json` expects contract revision v3 - and one migration head from source `f1b211661cbedf3600584ec9d27cbdf2628322f1`, but the pinned GHCR - digest is the older v1 artifact published from `0a477db051665e0bb5a3faa888c9d9415cc084f8` and does not emit - `migration_heads`. -- The primary core-py workspace still contains unrelated in-progress changes. Phase 3 therefore uses - the clean `/Volumes/WorkSSD/Development/InKCre/core-py-phase3` worktree from `origin/main`; the - primary worktree remains untouched. - -This remains useful failure evidence, but its original exact-tuple repair conclusion is superseded. -The client does have a real upstream dependency: its generated database types and browser behavior -must match a production-admitted core service. That dependency should be discovered through the -`stable` OCI release channel and freshly validated at merge admission, not encoded as a custom -equality rule over source SHA, migration head, contract JSON, and image digest. - -## Local implementation checkpoint — 2026-08-08 - -- Core producer branch `feat/phase3-core-release` starts at `56b1ab216a99e9da863f888b65c02e8e7b7ae9d7`. - It initializes a separate neutral runtime database and creates `database-schema.sql`, password-free - role definitions, runtime metadata, and a hashed manifest. The schema file contains the complete - definition plus only the Alembic and contract-state rows needed to resume lifecycle initialization; - the canonical service image carries that bundle. -- The canonical image has no ENTRYPOINT and one complete default service command. CI builds it with - `linux/amd64` and `--provenance=false` for Heroku registry compatibility. Production pulls the - exact published digest, uses command overrides for one-shot database work, transfers the same - local web image to Heroku, and moves `stable` only after release/readiness/smoke succeed. -- Client contract branch `feat/phase3-client-contract` starts at `83242935721b506a2caa40dd278bae6aba19c3d0`. - It replaces the custom relation compiler with Supabase CLI `2.112.0`, raw - `database.generated.ts`, and a five-export handwritten adapter. The raw Supabase probe remains - `248d8ec3…`; repository formatting produces the checked `ebc491b5…` file. No probe SHA becomes - runtime selection truth. -- The client workflow resolves `stable` to a digest in one job, supplies that digest to Workspace - and real-service E2E, rechecks the alias before success, and adds `merge_group`. New check names - coexist with temporary jobs reporting the three old required contexts. -- Local evidence: core `pdm run check` passed 158 tests; focused producer tests passed 7; core - workflows pass actionlint and composite YAML parsing. Client static contract checks, actionlint, - formatting/linting, and all 71 unit/runtime tests pass. WSL Docker regenerated the accepted - 19-relation Supabase output without installing Docker on macOS. The aggregate client `pnpm check` - cannot pass its install preflight in the isolated worktree without a GitHub Packages token for - private `@inkcre/ui-web`; this is recorded as an environment boundary, not bypassed. -- This checkpoint is implementation evidence, not live release evidence. `stable` does not yet - exist and the remote main schema remains v1, so a real stable-resolution/typegen/E2E success must - wait for the upstream core release sequence rather than being simulated or weakened. - -### Producer-to-consumer restore probe - -- A later WSL Docker probe exercised the implemented boundary rather than only type generation: - core-py initialized the neutral export database, the client restored its role/schema bundle into a - second fresh pgvector database, and the real core image ran `db init --profile development` against - that restored database. -- The probe exposed and fixed three real integration defects before publication: the artifact-copy - container needed explicit write authority for the fresh named volume; restore commands needed - `-h postgres` instead of the image-local socket; and a definition-only dump did not preserve the - Alembic/contract-state lifecycle position. The final bundle therefore contains only those lifecycle - rows in addition to schema definitions, never application rows. -- Restored login roles intentionally carry no password. Core initialization now always reconciles - configured local passwords while preserving the artifact's neutral, secret-free role definitions. -- The producer workflow now repeats that restore/init/readiness path in a second fresh pgvector - container before a successful run can authorize artifact publication, so a malformed bundle cannot - become `stable` merely because its manifest hashes are internally consistent. -- Final readiness reported catalog, environment, migration, privilege, role, and seed checks as - healthy. Core web started, and unauthenticated PostgREST access returned the expected `401` deny. - The probe did not claim current browser-write compatibility: remote core main still represents the - older v1 surface, so the full client E2E must wait for a real v3 production-admitted `stable` image. - -## Database-boundary revision - -- `client-web` does not consume core-py source code. It consumes raw PostgreSQL schema owned by - core-py and executes the production-admitted stable core OCI release as the real upstream service in integration - tests. The container is a release/dependency transport; the PostgreSQL schema remains the database - compatibility interface. -- The current contract JSON and `generateDatabaseTypes()` implementation are bespoke. They are useful - evidence of the required output but are not accepted as the target DSL/compiler. -- PostgreSQL schema/catalog is the native DSL. Core-py should export neutral raw schema SQL from an - actually migrated database and include it in the immutable service image; it should not generate - client-web TypeScript or publish a second client-specific package. -- Client-web can restore that neutral artifact into a disposable PostgreSQL type-generation - environment and use Supabase CLI, which officially supports generating the same - `Database`/`Tables`/`Row`/`Insert`/`Update` TypeScript shape from a self-hosted PostgreSQL URL. The - repository already uses `@supabase/postgrest-js`. A bounded prototype must verify coverage of the - exposed `inkcre` schema, relationships, and functions before replacement. -- A plain floating lookup makes existing pull-request evidence age when core changes. That is - acceptable while the pull request remains only a candidate. The revised model resolves mutable - `stable` to one immutable digest in ordinary PR validation for early feedback, then resolves it - again in a required `merge_group` run immediately before admission. It does not broadcast reruns to - every open candidate. -- The opaque `v1`/`v2`-style schema revision remains sufficient; there is no client compatibility - range or OCI version negotiation. Actual consumer compilation is more reliable than duplicating the - type system in a handwritten compatibility engine. If a concrete gap later remains, prefer a - standard PostgreSQL/OpenAPI AST/schema compatibility tool. -- Browser E2E uses a fresh per-job local runtime. GitHub Actions provisions the pinned pgvector - PostgreSQL service; the immutable image selected by core-py's production-admitted `stable` channel performs - `db init --profile development` and then runs the core web process; pinned PostgREST serves the - browser API. The job starts from an empty database and is destroyed with the runner. -- `client-web E2E` remains required because this design removes external preview/provider - availability and production-data lifecycle from the check. A failing initialization, readiness, - read, write, or deny assertion is a real merge failure. The resolved image runs as the real upstream - service under integration test; it is not the database compatibility contract. -- Do not branch from production data in the required E2E lane. The human preview intentionally uses - a PR-lifetime Neon branch derived from production; a sanitized intermediate parent is not part of - Phase 3. -- Upstream ordering replaces pull-request coordination. Core and client branches may be developed - concurrently, but the client pull request remains ineligible until core-py has merged and - successfully moved `stable` first; client-web then validates its prospective merge against the immutable - current delivery in the merge queue. -- GitHub does not automatically invalidate a client check when core-py changes. Dependabot and - Renovate were evaluated as mature dependency-update mechanisms, but their polling/update-PR model - adds machinery without protecting the selected boundary and is not the selected design. -- GitHub's native merge queue forms a synthetic commit from current `main` and queued changes, emits - `merge_group.checks_requested`, and waits for required checks on that commit. Public organization - repositories can use this on GitHub Free. The workflow must report all required contexts for both - pull-request and merge-group events; Dependency Review receives explicit base/head SHAs on the - latter. -- This is an authority-boundary rule: spend freshness where stale evidence becomes consequential. - Open pull requests may display older upstream evidence because they have no merge authority. Preview - publication, merge admission, and production delivery each revalidate at their own side-effect - boundary. Core delivery also remains backward-compatible with current client main; a breaking - removal uses expand/migrate/contract sequencing because no cross-repository check can provide an - atomic lock across the final milliseconds of two independent repositories. - -## Agreed end-to-end workflow - -- Feature work uses a branch and a pull request to `client-web/main`; a dependent stack names its - immediate parent and is merged bottom-up. -- PR and `merge_group` validation each resolve current core `stable` once, use that immutable digest - throughout the tracked Compose topology, record the identity, and reject success if the alias - changes during the run. PR evidence is early feedback; merge-group evidence is admission authority. -- Keep `Workspace contract` and rename the other required contexts to `Dependency review`, - `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E` when branch protection is migrated to newly observed - successful contexts. -- Contract/type evidence belongs to `Workspace contract`. Fresh pgvector + resolved stable core service + - pinned PostgREST read/write/deny evidence belongs to `client-web E2E`. -- A successful same-repository PR may deploy its checked client artifact to - `preview/client-web/pr-N`. The human preview additionally owns a production-derived Neon branch and - matching resolved core/PostgREST service. The static artifact remains environment-neutral; - reviewers use the existing browser Settings/localStorage flow, while automated smoke may inject the - same values through Playwright. Closing the PR retires only those deterministic resources. -- All external fork contributors require maintainer approval before Actions run. Approved fork runs - remain read-only and secret-free and never receive preview delivery. -- Merge requires successful merge-group checks and resolved conversations, initially with zero - required human approvals. The queue uses squash; rebase remains available while maintaining a stack - before queue admission. -- Protected-main merge starts a focused `@inkcre/client-web` build and deploys the artifact produced - in that same release run. It does not promote the PR artifact or rerun database and extension - validation on main. -- A client change that depends on core-py stays out of the queue until core merges and delivers first. - The unchanged client head is then queued and validated against current `stable`. No core PR - artifact/linkage, client dependency-update PR, polling workflow, receiver, or cross-repository App - is part of the baseline. - -## Isolated local slices - -### Required-check baseline - -- Worktree: `/Volumes/WorkSSD/Development/InKCre/client-web` -- Branch: `agent/restore-client-baseline` -- Scope: `pnpm-workspace.yaml` and `pnpm-lock.yaml` only; the task packet remains untracked. -- Verification: frozen install, `pnpm audit:dependencies`, and full `pnpm check` pass locally. - -### Workflow migration - -- Worktree: `/Volumes/WorkSSD/Development/InKCre/client-web-phase3` -- Branch: `feat/phase3-client-workflows` -- Scope: PR-only full validation, separate exact-head preview delivery, focused exact-main release, - narrow static release contract, runtime inventory, application delivery truth, and local PR - template. -- Verification so far: - - frozen install passes; - - YAML parsing and actionlint 1.7.7 pass for all four tracked workflows; - - workspace and local-runtime contracts pass; - - `pnpm --filter @inkcre/client-web build` passes; - - `pnpm check:release:web` passes. - -The delivery split and static-web release work remain useful local evidence. The database portion of -this slice still preserves the old checked source/image/migration tuple, and the preview is static-only; -it is therefore not publication-ready. It must adopt the runtime-parameterized Compose topology, -stable-release resolver, `merge_group` validation, mature generated types, renamed checks, real -local core service E2E, and the production-derived Neon full-stack preview. - -The final preflight review narrows how this worktree should be reused: - -- Preserve the PR-only trigger change, trusted preview identity/reverification, exact-main focused - build, same-run production artifact, web-only release verifier, runtime-inventory update, and local - pull-request template. -- Rewrite the CI database lane around the resolver/shared release manifest and real core service; - extend the static preview controller with Neon plus matching core/PostgREST; and extend cleanup to - those exact resources. -- Add schema/type generation, Compose topology, `merge_group`, and temporary check-name - compatibility jobs before trying to publish the slice. -- Rebase or transplant coherent hunks after the dependency model lands. Do not merge this entire - worktree first and then retrofit the old exact tuple, because that would temporarily publish a - workflow already known to be conceptually obsolete. - -Neither slice is committed or published. Live preview, cleanup, production delivery, and repository -settings remain intentionally unmodified until the local diff is reviewed and publication is -explicitly authorized. - -## Pre-implementation probes on 2026-08-08 - -### Producer release handshake - -- Current `core-py/main` is `56b1ab216a99e9da863f888b65c02e8e7b7ae9d7`. Its successful - repository run `30198145873` completed at `10:23:46Z`; artifact publication run `30198190103` - and production run `30198190112` both started two seconds later with that exact `head_sha`. - Artifact publication completed at `10:24:55Z` and production completed at `10:28:14Z`. -- The two delivery workflows are parallel children of `Repository and artifact checks`; neither - proves that the other succeeded. More importantly, they build different Docker targets in separate - runs: GHCR publishes `artifact`, while production rebuilds `heroku-web`, `heroku-release`, and - PostgREST. Current exact-source checks therefore prove source identity, not one deployable image. -- The accepted main-release shape builds and tests one canonical core service image, publishes it to - GHCR, resolves its immutable digest, then makes production pull and transfer that same image content - to Heroku web. The workflow chain becomes repository checks (level one), artifact publication - (level two), and production (level three), rather than two parallel release children plus a join. - PostgREST remains separate. A successful production probe moves `stable` in the production run; - no cross-repository propagation level is needed. -- The current private GHCR package has no `stable` tag. Its newest digest is - `sha256:24b717f0cceffe0ba24e2a40dd28d783beb04bc870104d23208f99e13981cc26`, tagged only - with the exact main SHA and `main`. Moving `stable` is therefore a new release operation, not a - rename of an existing contract. -- `stable` is a mutable production-state channel, not the image identity consumed by a job or a claim - that the image is bug-free. It points to the canonical core image currently active after successful - production admission; a successful rollback moves it back to the restored digest. The current - artifact publisher moves `main` immediately after artifact publication, before the independent - production workflow has proved success. The new release moves `stable` only after the exact - candidate passes production; each consumer then resolves it once and runs the immutable digest. - Docker's `latest` is only the default tag when no tag is supplied and is mutable like any other - normal tag. Reusing it would hide the admission meaning and make accidental unqualified pulls look - valid. `latest` is not selected because it does not carry this admission meaning. -- Existing same-repository and Dependabot validations have already pulled the private core package - with `packages: read`, so ordinary client PR access is proven. No external-fork run exists to prove - the approved-fork path; package visibility/access remains a targeted live gate rather than a reason - to preemptively add a secret or make the package public. -- The neutral schema artifact should be generated in the existing core CI artifact job after its - fresh database has been migrated, uploaded with an exact source/schema manifest, and downloaded by - the protected-main release before its one canonical image build. The release then runs the relevant - runtime contract against that exact image before publication. This avoids a second migration/build - topology and makes the published and Heroku-transferred OCI image carry the checked schema evidence. - -### Canonical image and failure interpretation - -- Current `core-py/Dockerfile` defines `artifact` from `runtime`, but `heroku-web` and - `heroku-release` from a later `heroku-runtime` stage that installs curl and changes entrypoint/CMD. - `.github/workflows/artifact-publish.yml` builds and pushes `artifact`; the independent production - workflow rebuilds all Heroku targets from source. They are not currently the same image. -- Heroku officially supports pushing an existing image: pull the exact GHCR digest, tag that local - image as `registry.heroku.com//web`, push, and release it. The source artifact should therefore - be built/tested once and transferred, not reconstructed. Because two registries may normalize or - report manifests differently, the durable claim is identical image content/config/layers and source - lineage, backed by both registry/release identifiers—not necessarily one identical digest string. -- The canonical image is the core web/runtime artifact. PostgREST remains separately built because it - is a different program. Database initialization can invoke the same canonical core image with an - explicit command; the exact Docker target/CMD cleanup remains implementation work. -- A GHCR push success proves that the candidate is addressable and immutable at its digest. It does - not prove production correctness. The main release's image contract adds test evidence, while - Heroku release/readiness/smoke adds environment admission evidence. -- Failure is classified by the first failed boundary: - - registry authentication, transfer, Heroku API, or platform availability before release points to - delivery infrastructure; retry the same digest without rebuilding; - - database initialization, release phase, process boot, readiness, or smoke can still expose an - image defect or image/environment incompatibility; publication success cannot clear the image; - - in both cases the immutable SHA candidate remains available for diagnosis, current production - remains or rolls back, and `stable` does not move. - -### Superseded propagation spike - -- Read-only research confirmed there is no dedicated dependency-propagation App and that core-py's - repository `GITHUB_TOKEN` cannot write Actions state in `client-web`. A narrow no-webhook App and - consumer rerun receiver were technically feasible, and the live PR inventory proved rerun selection - could be implemented. -- That design solved the stronger UX requirement “refresh every open PR immediately,” not the actual - correctness requirement “do not admit a stale incompatible merge.” It also had rerun-age, - old-workflow-definition, credential, and fan-out edge cases. -- The accepted merge queue removes the entire cross-repository credential/receiver surface. Existing - PR evidence can age harmlessly; the synthetic merge-group commit is the fresh consequential proof. - Fine-grained PATs, polling, dependency-update PRs, reusable workflows, deploy keys, and synthetic - client commits remain rejected alternatives. - -### Core worktree isolation - -- Isolation does not require the existing `/Volumes/WorkSSD/Development/InKCre/core-py` worktree to - become clean. It means creating a separate clean worktree and feature branch from an explicitly - chosen base, leaving the user's current files untouched. -- The existing core worktree is the only registered worktree, is `main` at `9930977`, is ten commits - ahead of `origin/main`, and has unrelated task-document changes. A new worktree can start at - `origin/main` or at an explicitly selected local commit; that base decision matters because the - schema spike's v3 source exists in the local commit chain but is not the production-admitted remote main. -- Creating the branch/worktree and implementing core changes remain source mutations and still need - an explicit start. The dirty primary worktree itself is not a technical blocker once the base is - chosen. - -### Merge-queue admission probe - -- GitHub documents that a required merge queue creates a synthetic group commit from current main and - queued changes, emits `merge_group.checks_requested`, and waits for the same required contexts on - that commit. The repository's Actions workflow must opt into `merge_group`; otherwise the queue - waits for checks that never appear. -- The pinned `actions/dependency-review-action` v5 natively resolves `merge_group` base/head refs. - The workflow uses that maintained implementation instead of duplicating the webhook payload map; - the other required jobs check out the synthetic group commit normally. -- Initial queue settings should favor observability over throughput: squash, build concurrency one, - one pull request per group, and all entries required to pass. This project does not need batching - optimization before the single-entry behavior is live-proven. -- No live queue was enabled during the read-only probe. Settings mutation waits until the workflow can - produce all four required contexts for an actual merge group. - -### Schema restore and type-generation spike - -- The source worktrees were not modified. Docker ran remotely through Docker Desktop on - `wsl.win-ws.localhost`; no desktop Docker installation was added. The probe used Docker `28.5.2`, - Node `22.22.3`, Supabase CLI `2.112.0`, PostgreSQL `17.10`, and the already selected pgvector image - `pgvector/pgvector@sha256:d2ef61f42ef767baa5a1475393303cc235bcd92febd9d7014eddb48b41f3bad0`. -- A later network probe tested the exact typegen access path. Publishing PostgreSQL only to - Docker Desktop loopback and placing both containers in host-network mode each failed because the - Windows/Desktop and Docker-VM host namespaces differ. Publishing one random job-local port and - connecting the pinned Supabase pg-meta container through `host.docker.internal` succeeded with a - fresh 64-hex password, producing the expected schema types. The final script uses that proven - gateway pattern and removes all temporary containers. -- A source image built from published `core-py/main` - `56b1ab216a99e9da863f888b65c02e8e7b7ae9d7` initialized an empty database, passed runtime - readiness, produced a restorable 12-table schema, and generated Supabase TypeScript. Compiling the - current client against that output failed on absent `storage_blobs` and `peers` relations. This is - the desired compatibility signal: current client code cannot merge against the older production-admitted - schema merely because an opaque revision string exists. -- The same probe against the local, uncommitted-to-main contract source - `f1b211661cbedf3600584ec9d27cbdf2628322f1` migrated an empty database through the single head - `c0d1e2f3a4b5`, passed runtime readiness, and produced a full schema dump with 19 exposed tables and - three exposed-schema routines. Restoring that SQL into a second empty pgvector database reproduced - the same catalog surface. -- PostgreSQL 17 plain dumps contain a random `\\restrict` token by default. Using the official - `pg_dump --restrict-key= --schema-only --no-owner --no-privileges` option over the whole - database produced byte-identical repeat dumps while retaining the `vector` extension and - `inkcre_internal` dependencies. A single `--schema inkcre` dump is not sufficient for this - contract. -- The canonical `f1b` schema dump is 1,089 lines/27,950 bytes with SHA-256 - `f0ed72101b17de73a98f53fcd41032c10e591437972ba805a5c4d19f8397c046`. Two Supabase generations - from the restored database were byte-identical at 760 lines/20,306 bytes with SHA-256 - `248d8ec32703bc0e1f8c068ba4735bd0ea5d1e2b7d66c3d80df71e45d66276af`. -- Raw Supabase output needs only the repository formatter and a stable handwritten adapter that - re-exports `Database`/`Json` and defines `InkcreSchema`, `RelationName`, and `RelationRow`. With - that adapter, `tsc --noEmit` passed and all 28 tests across 11 `packages/core` test files passed. - No custom schema DSL, schema-to-TypeScript compiler, or handwritten compatibility classifier is - justified. -- An AST surface comparison found all 19 current relations in the Supabase output. Supabase also - preserved relationships, the real `sourcecollectjobstatus` enum, and the typed - `read_storage_blob`/`renew_peer_lease` RPCs. It maps pgvector columns to `string` rather than the - current generator's `Array`, and it omits the unnamed-argument raw-body - `create_storage_blob(bytea)` RPC. Current code does not use those surfaces through the typed - PostgREST client: blob RPCs use explicit raw fetches, and the generated replacement still compiles - and passes tests. Record these as known generator semantics, not reasons to preserve the bespoke - compiler. -- The current production-admitted core image still does not contain this artifact, and the local `f1b` source - is not a published main release. Implementation must reproduce the same probe against the actual - exact-main `stable` image before the new required gate is declared live. - -## Simulated rollout order - -1. Land the already isolated dependency-audit baseline repair; do not mix task files or pull request - #39 into it. -2. Once the core worktree can be isolated, land a core producer-foundation pull request: generate the - neutral schema artifact in CI, embed it plus opaque schema/source metadata in one canonical image, - test and publish that candidate, then transfer the same image content to Heroku web. Promote - `stable` only after production smoke. -3. Re-run the now-proven schema-restore/Supabase-generation path against that real `stable` image, - then land the client resolver, formatted generated types plus stable adapter, - runtime-parameterized Compose chain, real-service E2E, and `merge_group` validation. -4. Rebase and land the client delivery split: PR validation, Neon-backed same-repository preview, - focused exact-main web release, runtime inventory, application-delivery truth, and local PR - template. -5. During check-name migration, emit the three old required contexts as temporary compatibility jobs - backed by the new jobs. After the new contexts have succeeded and branch protection is switched, - remove the compatibility jobs in a follow-up pull request. Never depend on administrator bypass to - rename a required check. -6. After all four contexts have appeared on a live `merge_group`, require the client merge queue with - squash, concurrency one, and one PR per group. Prove a stale open PR resolves a newly stable core - digest only when queued. -7. Only after live validation, apply the remaining conversation/admin/environment/fork-approval - settings and publish the matching `.github` governance amendment. - -## Live producer rollout and first consumer probe (2026-08-08) - -- Core pull request [#43](https://github.com/InKCre/core-py/pull/43) established the schema-bearing - canonical service image and production-admitted `stable` flow. Required checks and full - Heroku/Neon preview passed before squash merge `8e805d807d62b2c699e2ca2ad42ab96934987f40`. - Exact-main CI run `31251721510` and artifact publication run `31251784473` passed. Its production - run exposed an archived storage-only Neon recovery branch before any database or Heroku mutation, - so `stable` correctly remained unchanged. -- Core hotfix pull request [#44](https://github.com/InKCre/core-py/pull/44) kept production branch - identity, parent, name, no-TTL, and ready-state checks while accepting either `ready` or - provider-archived state for the storage-only recovery checkpoint. Required checks and preview - passed before squash merge `02a5d2c435208bac9035071434f1dde0b5ee4c78`. -- Exact-main CI run `31252293576`, publication run `31252355184`, and production run - [`31252405658`](https://github.com/InKCre/core-py/actions/runs/31252405658) all passed. Production - smoke observed anonymous `401`, authenticated read `200`, write `201`, cleanup `204`, and - wrong-secret `401`. Only then did the workflow move `stable`. -- GHCR package metadata now binds `stable`, `main`, and commit - `02a5d2c435208bac9035071434f1dde0b5ee4c78` to immutable digest - `sha256:c54f56ea41c15277823c0fa502b1396b43da023cd6cf087f08aac01bf7c624a4`. - This proves the production-admission channel mechanics and exact image reuse. -- The first downstream resolution and fresh-runtime probe used that digest through the existing WSL - SSH Docker provider. It found and fixed an independent Unix-socket-length defect by deriving a - short `/tmp` control-socket path from the repository/runtime identity. Fresh pgvector restore, - init, core readiness, PostgREST readiness, SSH forwarding, and cleanup then ran far enough to make - the real consumer request. -- The request correctly failed: `PATCH /peers` returned `404`. Inspection of the released image - showed manifest revision `peer-database-runtime-v1` and a raw schema containing the older 12-table - surface with no `peers` relation. This is not a workflow false negative or an authorization bug. - Current `client-web/main` already contains peer/capability consumers introduced against the local - core commit `f1b2116`, while that core series remains ten local product commits ahead of the - production branch. -- Therefore the remaining blocker is upstream product ordering. The owner-selected peer/capability - core series must enter protected `core-py/main`, pass production, and move `stable` before the - client contract/E2E pull request can receive truthful green evidence. Phase 3 must not weaken the - E2E, fabricate the missing schema in client-web, or publish the roughly 179-file core feature - series under workflow-only authority. - -## Failure rehearsal - -- Core schema export or core CI fails: artifact publication and production never start. Fix the core - pull request; `stable` stays unchanged. -- Candidate publication succeeds but transfer fails before Heroku release: `stable` does not move. - Retry the same GHCR digest; do not rebuild merely to retry registry/network/platform work. -- Heroku release, database initialization, boot, readiness, or smoke fails: publication success does - not clear the candidate. Diagnose image/environment compatibility, keep or restore existing - production, and leave `stable` unchanged. -- `core-py/main` advances before production admission: the older immutable candidate remains - diagnosable, but only the selected release may move `stable` after exact-main policy is applied. -- `stable` moves during PR or merge-group validation: the run fails stale. A normal PR update or a - newly formed merge group resolves the new digest. -- An open PR has old green evidence after core delivery: no action is required. Queue admission runs - fresh checks; a failure removes the entry instead of merging it. -- A merge-group required check fails or never appears: GitHub removes or blocks the queue entry. Fix - the workflow/consumer/upstream and enqueue again; never bypass the queue. -- PR preview fails after validation: merge checks remain truthful and Deployment evidence is failed - or missing. Rerun preview or review without it; no production mutation occurred. -- Focused main release fails: existing production remains live. Rerun or fix the exact main release; - never promote the PR artifact. - -## Open implementation decisions - -- Whether a future consumer actually requires pgvector columns as `Array` through the typed - PostgREST client. The current consumer compiles/tests with Supabase's `string` mapping, so no custom - override is part of Phase 3. -- Exact path for the tracked Compose topology and the raw schema SQL/release metadata inside the core - image. -- Exact filenames/manifest fields for the neutral schema artifact generated by core CI and embedded - in the runtime image. -- Whether current package settings grant approved client validation enough Read access to the private - core-py GHCR package, or whether this public-source runtime artifact should be public. -- The exact Docker target/entrypoint/CMD simplification that lets one canonical image serve GHCR, - Heroku web, and one-shot database commands without retaining separately rebuilt core-code images. -- Live proof of the GHCR digest-to-Heroku image/release lineage and which identifiers Heroku preserves - after registry transfer. -- Live proof that all four required GitHub Actions contexts, including Dependency Review with explicit - base/head refs, report on an actual merge-group commit. -- Exact Playwright-only localStorage bootstrap used for full-stack preview smoke; application runtime - bootstrap remains out of scope. -- Whether the core artifact's default `web` command and current one-shot `db init` plus pinned - PostgREST startup are cleanly expressible in one Compose topology with an init dependency. - -## Tooling research - -- [PostgreSQL `pg_dump`](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-pgdump.html) can produce a - schema-only SQL script that reconstructs database object definitions. The official documentation - also warns that a single-schema dump may omit objects on which that schema depends, so the spike - must prove the required extension/cross-schema closure rather than assuming `--schema inkcre` is - self-contained. -- [Supabase documents database introspection and TypeScript generation](https://supabase.com/docs/guides/api/rest/generating-types) - for hosted, local, and self-hosted PostgreSQL databases, including `--db-url` and `--schema`. -- [Supabase CLI pull request #906](https://github.com/supabase/cli/pull/906) records that `--db-url` - type generation runs pg-meta with host-network access. The WSL probes above additionally bound the - Docker Desktop gateway behavior that the upstream Linux-oriented change does not make identical. -- [GitHub documents PostgreSQL service containers](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/tutorials/use-containerized-services/create-postgresql-service-containers) - for Linux runners, including health checks, port mapping, and automatic job-scoped lifecycle. The - current core-py CI already uses this model with the pinned pgvector image. -- [GitHub merge queues](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/configuring-pull-request-merges/managing-a-merge-queue) - are available to public organization repositories and require the relevant Actions workflow to - handle `merge_group` for final queue checks. -- [`actions/dependency-review-action` pull request #766](https://github.com/actions/dependency-review-action/pull/766) - added maintained `merge_group` ref resolution; the selected v5 action owns that event mapping. -- [GitHub Container Registry documentation](https://docs.github.com/en/packages/working-with-a-github-packages-registry/working-with-the-container-registry) - recommends pulling an exact version by digest when the same image must be guaranteed. -- [Heroku Container Registry documentation](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/container-registry-and-runtime) - supports tagging and pushing an existing image to `registry.heroku.com//` before - release; it also documents its image-manifest/runtime constraints. -- [Docker documents tags versus digests](https://docs.docker.com/dhi/explore/security-concepts/digests/): - ordinary tags, including `latest`, can move; a digest is immutable. -- [Dependabot version updates](https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/concepts/supply-chain-security/dependabot-version-updates) - and [Renovate Docker updates](https://docs.renovatebot.com/docker/) remain evaluated alternatives; - neither polling/update-PR mechanism protects admission as simply as the merge queue. -- [PostgREST can expose its database-derived HTTP surface as OpenAPI](https://postgrest.org/en/v11/references/api/openapi.html), - but its documented response is Swagger/OpenAPI 2.0. Current - [`openapi-typescript` 7.x](https://openapi-ts.dev/introduction) targets OpenAPI 3.0/3.1, so adopting - that path would add a conversion/version constraint and is not the first prototype. diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/implementation-plan.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/implementation-plan.md deleted file mode 100644 index 573db63..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/implementation-plan.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,332 +0,0 @@ -# Organization Git and GitHub Workflow Implementation Plan - -- **Status**: Phases 0-3 are complete. Phase 3 landed the core schema-bearing stable release foundation, the client stable resolver/typegen/real-service E2E contract, separate PR preview and exact-main delivery controllers, direct required-check names, and the accepted repository settings. Client PR #49 was admitted through a real one-entry merge queue; merge-group run `31256717813` passed all four required checks on synthetic commit `cc857104`, which became main. The temporary queue rule was then removed so GitHub does not force one merge method; squash remains the default and rebase remains available. Preview cleanup run `31256442627`, automatic cleanup run `31256837743`, and production runs `31256434332`/`31256836894` passed. Deferred full-stack preview bootstrap and live external-fork package-access probing are recorded rather than represented as finished. The reverted synchronized product series is preserved without conflicts in draft client-web #50 and core-py #45. Immediate fan-out, dependency-update pull requests, and a cross-repository GitHub App remain rejected. Phases 4-6 remain proposed and unauthorized. -- **Control surface**: [`packet.md`](./packet.md) owns current task state and decisions. This file owns execution order, planned mutations, verification, and rollback. -- **Durable owner**: `InKCre/.github` will own the organization Git and GitHub workflow standard. Repository code, tests, release mechanics, and profile-specific instructions remain with each repository. -- **Enforcement scope**: `InKCre/core-py`, `InKCre/client-web`, `InKCre/ui`, and `InKCre/docs`. `InKCre/.github` is included only as the governance control plane. -- **Rollout rule**: each phase requires its own Impact Handshake and explicit human start. Commit, push, pull-request creation, repository-setting changes, GitHub App installation, credential changes, and publication require their normal explicit authorization. - -## Outcome - -- Contributors see one organization default contribution flow and pull-request evidence shape. -- Every scoped `main` branch is pull-request-only, including administrators, with strict repository-specific checks and resolved review conversations. -- Merge commits are disabled. Squash and rebase remain available; squash is the documented default. -- Pull-request workflows validate candidates and may create isolated previews. Only protected `main` authorizes canonical package publication or production delivery. -- Application and documentation delivery rebuild the exact protected-main source revision. They verify and deploy the artifact produced by that release run without claiming byte equality with an earlier pull-request build. -- Package delivery remains Changesets-driven from `ui/main`. -- GitHub Free limitations are handled through repository-level controls rather than organization rulesets. - -## Non-Goals - -- Do not buy or depend on GitHub Team. -- Do not introduce generalized cross-repository change sets, changelogs, atomic merges, pull-request linkage, or orchestration infrastructure. Protocol evolution uses ordinary dependency ordering: core-py merges and delivers first; client-web then refreshes and validates against current upstream main. -- Do not force identical CI jobs on application, package, and documentation repositories. -- Do not require byte-for-byte equality between independent pull-request and release builds. -- Do not introduce mandatory human approval, CODEOWNERS approval, cross-repository propagation credentials, or an organization-wide GitHub App solely for this baseline. Keep `client-web` merge-group capable; require a permanent queue only if its stronger final-admission proof later outweighs GitHub's single fixed queue merge method. -- Do not recreate a product/documentation site or CI/CD workflow in the non-active `.github` governance carrier. - -## Common Repository Policy - -- Protect `main` with no standing bypass, including administrators. -- Require a pull request. Use zero required approving reviews during the initial two-maintainer rollout; this is PR-centric governance, not mandatory peer review. -- Require all configured status checks against the latest base revision. -- Require review-conversation resolution. -- Reject force pushes, deletion, and merge commits; require linear history. -- Allow squash and rebase merges. Document squash as the normal choice and rebase as an intentional choice for curated commit series or stack maintenance. -- Leave automatic branch deletion disabled while the stacked-PR workflow is being learned. -- Preserve repository-specific check names and bind checks to the GitHub Actions app when the setting supports a source identity. -- Treat an emergency rule change as audited break-glass work: state the reason and affected repository, obtain explicit authorization, restore the baseline immediately after recovery, and follow with a pull request. Do not maintain a routine administrator bypass. - -## Stacked Pull-Request Convention - -- Each dependent pull request names its immediate parent and any known children in the pull-request body. -- Merge bottom-up: merge the parent first, then restack the child onto the new protected `main`, update its base, and rerun strict checks. -- Do not merge a child that still contains an unmerged parent's changes. -- Default to squash for ordinary parent and child pull requests. Use rebase merge only when retaining a deliberately curated commit series improves review or diagnosis. -- Do not assume GitHub rebase merge preserves ancestry: GitHub rewrites commit SHAs, so restacking is still required. -- Keep stack tooling optional until the manual procedure has been exercised on real work. Do not add organization infrastructure before the repeated cost is known. - -## Planned Durable Surfaces - -### `InKCre/.github` Control Plane - -- Add `GOVERNANCE.md` as the canonical organization Git and GitHub workflow standard: - - scope and repository profiles; - - branch and pull-request policy; - - status-check and conversation semantics; - - squash-default, rebase-allowed merge policy; - - stacked pull-request procedure; - - candidate validation, preview delivery, release authority, and artifact identity; - - GitHub Free enforcement and exception handling. -- Add `CONTRIBUTING.md` as the concise contributor entrypoint. Link to `GOVERNANCE.md` and require repository-local verification commands. -- Add `.github/pull_request_template.md` with concise fields for intent, evidence, risk and rollback, delivery side effects, parent pull request, and child pull requests. -- Update `profile/README.md` to link to the governance and contribution entrypoints without turning the organization profile into a second policy owner. -- Replace the repository `README.md` with a concise map of the GitHub-native files and a pointer to `InKCre/docs`/`https://inkcre.dev`. -- Remove the superseded VitePress source, Node package files, Pages workflow, site-specific editor/configuration files, GitHub Pages site, and `github-pages` environment. -- Keep `.github` outside the active-repository branch-policy baseline; it owns no required check, release workflow, or deployment workflow. -- Do not add a generic reusable workflow, policy bot, cross-repository credential, or machine-readable governance layer in the first rollout. Reconsider read-only drift automation only after manual drift becomes a demonstrated cost. -- Publish a concise Phase 3 policy amendment after the client design is accepted: - - explain that external-fork workflow approval controls whether read-only CI starts and never grants preview or production credentials; - - describe the authority-boundary rule: ordinary pull-request checks are candidate feedback and must be refreshed before consequential admission; `client-web` has also live-proven merge-group validation against current upstream delivery; - - record that no cross-repository dispatch credential, dependency-update pull request, or open-PR fan-out is required; - - refresh the `client-web` profile to use the clearer check names and distinguish deterministic local CI data from a production-derived human preview database; - - keep Neon, browser configuration, and service-deployment commands in `client-web`, not in organization policy. - -GitHub uses defaults from a public `.github` repository only when a repository has no local file of the same type. The rollout must therefore preserve intentional local overrides and align them explicitly rather than assuming inheritance. - -### `InKCre/core-py` Service Profile - -- Keep the current CI, preview delivery, and Heroku production services, but converge GHCR publication and Heroku core-web delivery on one canonical image artifact. -- Keep the four required contexts: - - `Hermetic repository contract`; - - `Dependency security review`; - - `Portable peer database runtime`; - - `Provision isolated branch`. -- Update branch settings to require linear history while preserving administrator enforcement, strict checks, conversation resolution, and the existing no-deletion/non-fast-forward ruleset. -- Disable merge commits at repository level; retain squash and rebase. -- Update local `CONTRIBUTING.md` to link the organization policy while preserving PDM, migration-integrity, and repository-specific verification instructions. -- Pin third-party Actions to immutable commit SHAs before enabling the repository SHA-pinning setting. Local composite actions remain local references. -- Keep production restricted to `main` and retain exact-current-main source verification. -- Describe the release invariant as exact protected-main source plus recorded output identity. PR validation may build independently; the protected-main release must build and test one canonical core service image, publish its immutable GHCR digest, and transfer that same image content to Heroku without a production rebuild. -- Treat the PostgreSQL schema/catalog as the database DSL. Initialize a separate neutral runtime database, then export its raw schema with PostgreSQL 17 `pg_dump --schema-only --no-owner --no-privileges --restrict-key=$SOURCE_SHA` over the whole database. Append data only for `public.alembic_version` and `inkcre_internal.contract_state`, so restore can resume the lifecycle without carrying application rows. The fixed official restrict key removes meaningless dump churn; the whole-database dump retains pgvector and `inkcre_internal` dependencies that `--schema inkcre` alone omits. Core-py must not generate client-web TypeScript or depend on downstream tooling. -- Include that schema SQL and small release metadata in the immutable core service OCI image. Keep the existing opaque `v1`/`v2`-style schema revision; do not create a schema SemVer range or a second independently coordinated schema package. -- Prefer compatibility evidence supplied by the native schema, mature generator, TypeScript compiler, and consumer tests. Add a structural PostgreSQL/OpenAPI AST comparison only if a concrete gap remains; do not build a handwritten breaking-change classification engine. -- Treat migration heads and source revisions as core-py implementation/provenance details rather than the client-facing compatibility interface. The client depends on the production-admitted `stable` OCI release as an executable integration dependency; raw PostgreSQL schema inside it remains the database contract. -- Build and test one immutable SHA-addressed candidate from protected `main`, then publish it to GHCR. Production must pull that exact digest and retag/push the already built image to Heroku's web process; it must not rebuild from source. Record the GHCR digest, source SHA, local image/config/layer identity used for the Heroku transfer, Heroku image/release identity, and production smoke result. Registry-specific manifest IDs may differ after transfer, so prove content lineage rather than assuming identical digest strings across registries. PostgREST remains a separate image; database initialization may run the canonical core image with an explicit command override. Move mutable `stable` only after that exact candidate passes production. `stable` means “currently production-active after successful admission,” not “bug-free” or “immutable”; a successful rollback moves it back to the restored digest. Do not reuse `latest`: it is Docker's mutable default and does not distinguish “newest published candidate” from “production-admitted candidate.” A publication-only success remains a diagnosable candidate, not a stable release. Core-py pull-request previews remain core-owned validation and are not downstream client inputs. -- Serialize the core release as `Repository and artifact checks` -> `Publish runtime artifact` -> `Production application`. Production listens to successful artifact publication rather than running beside it, verifies the exact current-main SHA/tag/label, and moves `stable` in the same job only after Heroku smoke passes. This stays within GitHub's three-level `workflow_run` chain and removes the previous third-level join. Preserve a bounded manual production retry that selects the already published current-main digest; retry must not rebuild it. - -### `InKCre/client-web` Application Profile - -- Prerequisite: restore the dependency baseline, then remove the over-coupled image-based peer-database merge gate through an explicit required-check migration rather than silently skipping it. -- Modify `.github/workflows/ci.yml`: - - trigger on pull requests targeting `main` with `opened`, `synchronize`, `reopened`, and `ready_for_review`; `merge_group` with `checks_requested`; plus manual dispatch; - - remove `push: main`; - - keep `Workspace contract` and rename the other three required contexts to `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E`, then migrate branch protection only after those exact GitHub Actions contexts have successful evidence; - - keep schema-artifact validation, per-run type generation, and actual TypeScript compilation inside required `Workspace contract`; the checked generated snapshot serves local development and is not an upstream-freshness lock; - - resolve the current core `stable` alias once at the start of validation and expose the immutable digest/source/schema identity as shared job outputs; repeat this for the synthetic merge-group commit rather than reusing PR-run outputs; - - keep `client-web E2E` required, but remove the exact source/image/migration tuple as its compatibility rule and run that resolved immutable core service through the tracked Compose topology; - - keep the type-aware and TypeScript shadow job non-blocking; - - continue uploading the web artifact for eligible preview delivery and failure evidence for diagnosis. -- Replace the bespoke `contracts/core-py.json` tuple with a checked-in Docker Compose integration topology. It accepts `CORE_IMAGE` as an exact digest at runtime and keeps client-owned pgvector/PostgREST pins in the client tree; local development and CI use the same explicit service graph without committing a core release version. -- Enable a repository-level merge queue for `client-web/main` after the `merge_group` workflow is live: - - use squash as the queue merge method and begin with build concurrency one and one pull request per merge group; - - require the same four GitHub Actions contexts on the merge-group commit; - - use the pinned Dependency Review action's native `merge_group` support rather than maintaining a local event-payload mapping; - - run the full workspace, client-web E2E, and client-webext E2E against the synthetic group commit and current resolved core digest; - - recheck `stable` before final success and fail the queue run if it moved; - - keep ordinary PR checks for reviewer feedback, but treat merge-group evidence as the decisive admission proof. -- Do not add `upstream-propagation.yml`, a dedicated dependency-propagation App, a PAT, polling, synthetic commits, or a core-to-client dispatch step. Open pull requests may retain older evidence until they update normally or enter the queue. -- Define the client database-contract boundary: - - resolve the `stable` alias to an exact digest and extract its neutral raw schema SQL and opaque schema revision; - - restore the SQL into a disposable PostgreSQL type-generation environment and generate client-owned TypeScript with pinned Supabase CLI `2.112.0`, then apply the repository formatter; required CI writes that output into its disposable checkout before compilation, while the checked snapshot supports local navigation; keep only a stable handwritten adapter that re-exports `Database`/`Json` and defines `InkcreSchema`, `RelationName`, and `RelationRow`; - - fail `Workspace contract` for an invalid schema artifact, type-generation failure, TypeScript compilation error, or failing consumer test; byte drift from a compatible upstream schema is not itself a failure; - - let actual client code and the TypeScript type system determine whether a structural change breaks this consumer instead of maintaining a version range or custom semantic-diff rules; - - use a standard PostgreSQL/OpenAPI AST/schema tool only if a demonstrated compatibility gap cannot be represented by generated types or tests; - - accept Supabase's current pgvector-to-`string` mapping and omission of the unnamed raw-body `create_storage_blob(bytea)` RPC for Phase 3: the real consumer compiles/tests, and blob transfer already uses explicit raw PostgREST fetches. Add an override only after a typed consumer demonstrates a concrete need; - - do not require equality with a migration head; record source SHA for provenance and use the resolved image digest as the immutable identity of the selected upstream release; - - re-resolve `stable` before final success and fail stale if it moved during the run; a normal PR update or a newly formed merge group provides fresh evidence. -- Rebuild `client-web E2E` as an isolated per-job main-runtime test: - - use the tracked Compose topology to provision pinned pgvector PostgreSQL with a health check and no persistent volume; - - run the resolved core release once as `db init --profile development` against the fresh database; - - start that same digest as the real web service and start pinned PostgREST after initialization, then wait for readiness; - - run browser read/write/deny E2E and retain diagnostics on failure; - - let runner/container teardown delete all test state; do not create or clean external provider branches; - - run the core image as the real production-admitted upstream service under integration test, never as the database compatibility contract; - - never select a core-py pull-request preview, artifact, image, or database. -- Enforce upstream ordering without cross-repository PR linkage. Core and client branches may be developed concurrently, but core-py must merge and successfully deliver first. The dependent client pull request becomes merge-eligible only after current required checks resolve `stable` and fresh contract compilation and integration evidence succeed. Its live-proven merge-group path is available when a permanent queue is warranted. Core contract evolution should remain backward-compatible with current `client-web/main`; use expand/migrate/contract sequencing when a removal would otherwise break the already deployed consumer. -- Split `.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml` into two authorities: - - `.github/workflows/pages-preview.yml` listens to successful pull-request validation runs, validates the trusted workflow identity and exact same-repository pull-request head, creates or resets deterministic Neon branch `preview/client-web/pr-N` directly from production, deploys the exact core digest recorded by that validation plus PostgREST against it, downloads the checked environment-neutral web artifact, deploys the matching Pages branch, and runs a focused full-stack smoke. Reviewers continue entering preview endpoints and credentials through the existing browser Settings/localStorage flow; Playwright may inject those values only for automated smoke; - - `.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml` becomes the protected-main production workflow, checks out exact `github.sha`, performs a frozen install, builds only `@inkcre/client-web`, validates a web-only release contract, uploads the release artifact, and deploys that same release-run artifact after proving `main` still points to the selected SHA. -- Keep `.github/workflows/pages-cleanup.yml` as the isolated `pull_request_target` cleanup controller with same-repository identity and exact deletion of the Pages preview, Neon branch, and preview core/PostgREST deployment. -- Add `scripts/verify-client-web-release.mjs` as a narrow static-web artifact and environment-neutrality contract. Do not reuse the full package-output contract that requires unrelated browser-extension and remote artifacts. -- Update `scripts/check-local-runtime-contract.mjs` for the new workflow inventory and Node setup anchors. -- Update `tasks/developer-experience-engineering/40-testing-delivery.md` and its active packet so they no longer claim production promotion of a pull-request artifact. -- Keep all four required contexts under their clearer names: `Workspace contract`, `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E`. Contract generation/compilation remains covered by `Workspace contract`; `client-web E2E` verifies the real resolved core service against an empty local database. Client preview and production deployment remain separate delivery evidence rather than merge gates. -- Change main protection to enforce administrators and conversation resolution while retaining strict checks and linear history. -- Add a `production` environment custom branch policy for `main`. Keep preview secrets scoped to the `preview` environment and production secrets scoped to `production`; fork pull requests receive neither. -- Set the repository fork-workflow approval policy to `all_external_contributors`. Maintainer approval starts read-only, secret-free CI only; the same-repository guard still rejects every fork from preview delivery. -- Update the repository-local `.github/pull_request_template.md` as an intentional application-profile override containing all organization-required fields plus `pnpm check` and relevant E2E evidence. Do not expect the organization default template to override it. - -### `InKCre/ui` Package Profile - -- Keep `.github/workflows/ci.yml` as pull-request validation with required context `Reproducible workspace check` and Changesets validation. -- Keep `.github/workflows/release-and-publish.yml` as the only package release authority on `main`: - - serialize runs with one `ui-release-main` concurrency group; - - use `cancel-in-progress: false` so a publication is never cancelled halfway; - - continue using the built-in `GITHUB_TOKEN` as `NODE_AUTH_TOKEN` for GitHub Packages. -- Resolve current release pull request #34 before tightening protection: - - immediately approve its `action_required` run or manually dispatch `.github/workflows/ci.yml` against `changeset-release/main`; - - verify that the successful `Reproducible workspace check` is attached to the exact release pull-request head SHA and GitHub Actions app identity. -- Accept manual approval or dispatch as the initial low-frequency release-PR operating procedure. -- If repeated release-PR updates make that procedure materially costly, automate in a separately approved slice with a dedicated GitHub App installed only on `InKCre/ui`: - - grant only Contents write and Pull requests write; - - store the client ID as a repository variable and private key as a repository secret; - - create the short-lived installation token with an immutable Action SHA and an explicit `repositories: ui` restriction; - - pass that token through `changesets/action`'s `with.github-token` input; - - keep package publication on the built-in token; - - do not use a classic PAT, execute pull-request head code under `pull_request_target`, or synthesize custom required checks. -- Extend the existing repository rulesets so `main` requires a pull request, conversation resolution, linear history, the current strict required context, and no bypass. Preserve deletion and non-fast-forward protection. -- Disable merge commits; retain squash and rebase. Changesets reads the final `.changeset` files, so either method preserves version intent. -- In stacked package work, merge bottom-up and restack before checks. Never use `changeset-release/main` as the base of a feature stack. - -### `InKCre/docs` Documentation-Site Profile - -- Modify `.github/workflows/website-check.yml` to run `Website contract` on pull requests targeting `main` and manual dispatch only. Preserve the check name and upload the checked site artifact for eligible preview delivery. -- Add an isolated pull-request preview lane: - - a trusted controller listens only to successful `Website checks` pull-request runs; - - it accepts only an open, same-repository pull request targeting `main` at the exact checked head SHA; - - it downloads the checked artifact without executing pull-request code under privileged credentials; - - it deploys a deterministic `preview/docs/pr-N` Cloudflare Pages branch with the existing repository-selected Cloudflare credentials, per-PR concurrency, and `noindex` verification; - - a separate trusted close controller validates the same-repository pull request identity and replaces the exact preview branch with a trusted `noindex` closed-preview tombstone; older immutable deployments remain in Cloudflare history; - - fork pull requests remain build/test only and receive no preview credentials. -- Rewrite `.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml` as one self-contained protected-main delivery workflow: - - trigger on `push: main`; use GitHub's rerun capability for the same failed release commit; - - check out the exact selected main SHA; - - install the frozen website toolchain; - - run the website release contract and build; - - transfer the artifact from a secret-free build job to the production deployment job within the same workflow run; - - prove `main` still points to the selected SHA before delivery; - - deploy to Cloudflare Pages and run the existing canonical and immutable deployment smoke checks. -- Remove the cross-workflow `workflow_run` identity and artifact-retention dependency. Do not rebuild again inside the deploy job. -- Create repository-level main protection requiring pull requests, `Website contract`, conversation resolution, linear history, no bypass, no force pushes, and no deletion. -- Disable merge commits; retain squash and rebase. -- Keep the existing production environment main-only branch policy and least-privilege Cloudflare credentials. -- Inherit the organization contribution guide and pull-request template; add a local override only if documentation-specific evidence cannot be expressed by the default template. - -## Actions and Credential Hardening - -- Apply these settings per active scoped repository; do not change organization-wide defaults that would affect repositories outside this task: - - default workflow token permission `read`; - - Actions may not approve pull-request reviews; - - each write-capable job declares only its required permissions; - - third-party Actions use immutable commit SHAs with a readable version comment. -- Enable repository SHA-pinning enforcement only after every checked-in workflow and composite action passes the pin audit. -- Pilot selected-actions allowlists after behavior changes are stable: - - allow GitHub-owned Actions and the explicitly used pnpm, PDM, Docker, Cloudflare, Neon, Changesets, and optional GitHub App token actions; - - include local actions without converting them to remote dependencies; - - verify generated Dependabot and Copilot workflows before applying the restriction; - - roll back to the previous allow policy if a required trusted workflow cannot start. -- Keep cross-repository write tokens out of scope. The dedicated optional `ui` release App is repository-scoped and is not a general automation credential. -- Move deploy credentials to repository environments where operationally possible. Production environments accept only `main`; preview environments never expose secrets to forks. - -## Execution Sequence - -### Phase 0: Evidence Freeze and Preconditions - Completed - -- Exported current repository metadata, merge settings, branch protection, rulesets, Actions permissions, environment policies, required-check identities, and workflow SHAs for `.github` and the four product repositories to [`evidence/phase-0`](./evidence/phase-0/README.md). -- Recorded the normalized snapshots, transition/rollback payloads, and SHA-256 manifest task-locally. -- Confirmed each configured required context has GitHub Actions source identity and recent evidence, with current-head exceptions recorded explicitly. -- Confirmed the current blockers rather than weakening policy: - - `client-web` required checks must be restored to green through their owning dependency/runtime work; - - `ui` release pull request #34 must receive its exact-head required check. -- Confirmed two sequencing constraints: - - `.github` has no green verification contract; its stale Pages workflow disposition must be decided in the Phase 1 handshake; - - the `docs` delivery decision changes Hub truth, so the Hub document must change and publish before the Spoke shared reference is refreshed separately. -- Exit condition: later mutations have explicit `From -> To` and dry-validated rollback fields. Each phase must refresh its snapshot immediately before write because no remote rollback was executed during this read-only phase. - -### Phase 1: Publish the Governance Carrier - Completed - -- Published `GOVERNANCE.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, the default pull-request template, profile links, and a concise repository map directly to `.github/main` as commit `911e4515916b6c399b856cc89e62631695a5cbf8`. -- Removed the superseded VitePress content, package/lock files, Pages workflow, site configuration, and local site TODOs; the final remote tree contains only the GitHub-native surfaces and `LICENSE`. -- Disabled GitHub Pages, deleted the empty `github-pages` environment, and changed the organization website from the legacy domain to `https://inkcre.dev`. -- Verified the remote SHA/tree, zero active workflows, Pages/environment 404s, canonical website HTTP 200, default `CONTRIBUTING.md`/pull-request-template inheritance for `ui` and `docs`, and intentional local overrides for `client-web` and `core-py`. -- `.github` is not an active repository and is intentionally outside the common branch-protection and merge-policy rollout. -- Rollback: revert commit `911e451` on `.github/main`, restore the prior Pages configuration only if the retired site must be recovered, and restore the prior organization website value from the Phase 0 snapshot. - -### Phase 2: Documentation-Site Pilot - -- Change and publish the `InKCre/docs` Hub statement for the new protected-main rebuild model first; refresh `client-web/docs/_shared/` only as a separate Spoke reference update under the shared-doc workflow. -- Land the `docs` workflow split through a pull request while the existing check remains visible. -- Observe one successful pull-request `Website contract`, isolated preview delivery and cleanup, and one successful protected-main delivery from source build through Cloudflare smoke. -- Prepare a reviewed revert path, then apply main protection only after the required context and new main delivery are proven. -- Open a disposable documentation pull request to prove a failing required check blocks merge and a corrected latest-head check unblocks it. -- Rollback: revert the workflow change through a pull request and restore the exported classic-protection absence or payload plus merge flags. The previous exact-artifact workflow remains the fallback design. - -### Phase 3: Client Application Migration - Completed - -Accepted completion differs from the original maximal target in two deliberate ways: live preview -proves the checked static artifact and deterministic Pages alias without provisioning Neon/core/ -PostgREST, and the merge queue was enabled only long enough to prove `merge_group` because a permanent -queue would force one merge method. The required local E2E remains the full fresh-database proof; -external-fork GHCR access is recorded as an unproven operational edge rather than a reason to add a -credential or a synthetic fork. - -- Land the dependency-audit baseline repair independently from workflow and contract changes. -- Prepare the concise `.github` governance amendment separately, but direct-publish it only after the - Phase 3 behavior is live-proven. It must describe authority-boundary validation, merge-queue - admission, renamed checks, and local-CI versus human-preview data without claiming unfinished - controls; do not mix it into a client implementation commit. -- Treat the current core-py workspace as an ownership/base-selection constraint, not a requirement that its primary worktree become clean. After explicit start, create a separate clean worktree and feature branch from the selected commit, leaving the primary worktree's ten local commits and unrelated task changes untouched. In that isolated worktree, land a core-owned producer-foundation pull request that initializes a separate neutral runtime database, exports its role/schema/lifecycle bundle, uploads an exact source/schema manifest, embeds both in the canonical service image, tests and publishes that image once, and changes production to pull the immutable GHCR digest and transfer it unchanged to Heroku web. Move `stable` only after the exact candidate passes production; do not add downstream dispatch. -- The design spike is complete without source edits: both published `core-py/main` and local `f1b2116` source images initialized empty pgvector databases, produced restorable schema SQL, and generated TypeScript. The older published schema correctly fails the current consumer; the `f1b` schema produces all 19 relations, compiles with the stable adapter, and passes 28 `packages/core` tests. Re-run the same bounded probe against the first real `stable` image; do not redesign the path unless that release exposes a new concrete semantic gap. -- Land a client dependency/E2E pull request that introduces the runtime-parameterized Compose topology and release resolver, removes the bespoke checked source/image/migration tuple, consumes raw schema through mature type generation, runs the resolved real core service against fresh local pgvector/PostgreSQL, and makes the required workflow handle both `pull_request` and `merge_group` events. -- Rebase the useful local delivery slice onto that dependency model, then land PR validation, same-repository Pages preview, focused main release, web-only contract, runtime inventory, documentation, and local template as a separate independently green pull request. -- Migrate required-check names without an administrator bypass. During the workflow pull request, expose `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E` while temporary compatibility jobs continue to report the old required contexts from those new results. After the new contexts have succeeded, atomically replace branch protection's required contexts and remove the compatibility jobs in a follow-up pull request. -- Prove all four renamed required contexts on the latest pull-request and merge-group heads: `Workspace contract`, `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E`. Also prove same-repository Pages preview delivery/alias retirement and exact-main production build/deploy/smoke as delivery evidence, not merge contexts. -- Exercise the local service chain from empty pgvector PostgreSQL through the declared core release's `db init`, core/PostgREST readiness, browser E2E, failure evidence, and automatic teardown. Prove that it has no production/Neon credentials or persistent data. -- Prove the one-entry merge queue and `merge_group` event against current production-admitted `stable`; keep the resolver's end-of-run alias recheck. A separate live mid-run stable mutation was not manufactured solely for the probe. No client dependency PR, propagation credential, or polling interval participates. -- Set every external fork workflow to require maintainer approval; same-repository preview identity remains an independent deny guard. Live private-GHCR access from a synthetic external fork is deferred rather than exposing a credential to untrusted code. -- Exercise the upstream handoff without pull-request linkage: develop representative core/client changes concurrently, keep the client pull request out of the queue, merge and successfully deliver core-py first, then enqueue the unchanged client head and merge only after fresh merge-group contract compilation and isolated E2E succeed. -- Tighten administrator, conversation, Actions, fork-approval, and merge settings only after the new workflows pass. Remove the temporary merge-queue rule after live proof so optional rebase remains available. -- Rollback: revert the workflow slice through a pull request and restore exported settings. Keep the current production deployment live until a replacement smoke succeeds. - -### Phase 4: Core Service Alignment - -- Land contribution-link and immutable-Action-pin changes without changing the core runtime topology. -- Verify all four required contexts, preview identity and cleanup, GHCR publication, exact-current-main production guard, and Heroku health checks. -- Enable linear history and repository merge-method settings after checks are green. -- Rollback: revert documentation/pins through a pull request and restore merge settings. Do not roll back production artifacts solely to undo governance metadata. - -### Phase 5: Package Repository Alignment - -- Resolve `ui` release pull request #34 with exact-head evidence. -- Land release concurrency and any immutable-Action-pin changes. -- Exercise a disposable two-level stack bottom-up; verify restacking, latest-base checks, squash-default behavior, and optional rebase merge without merge commits. -- Extend the UI rulesets only after the release pull request can reliably obtain `Reproducible workspace check`. -- Treat dedicated GitHub App automation as a separate credential-bearing Impact Handshake after manual operating cost is observed. -- Rollback: restore rulesets and revert workflow changes. Revoke the optional App installation and secret if that later slice fails; its issued token expires independently. - -### Phase 6: Actions Hardening and Final Audit - -- Change per-repository workflow defaults to read-only and disallow Actions approval of pull-request reviews. -- Enforce immutable Action SHAs after the pin audit. -- Pilot and then apply selected-actions allowlists one repository at a time. -- Run a final read-only audit against all common controls, profile-specific workflows, environment policies, templates, required-check sources, and merge methods. -- Record any exception with owner, reason, compensating control, and review date in `GOVERNANCE.md`; do not hide drift in the task packet. -- Exit condition: the final audit has no unexplained difference between the documented standard and live GitHub state. - -## Verification Evidence - -- File evidence: - - organization governance, contribution guide, and default pull-request template exist in supported `.github` locations; - - repository-local overrides link or conform to the organization baseline; - - workflow triggers, permissions, concurrency, identities, and artifact paths match their profile. -- GitHub API evidence: - - main protection or rulesets require pull requests, strict named checks, conversation resolution, linear history, no bypass, no force push, and no deletion; - - merge commit is disabled while squash and rebase are enabled; - - Actions defaults and SHA-pinning match the approved phase; - - production environment branch policies accept only main. -- Behavioral evidence: - - a failed latest-head required check blocks merge; - - unresolved review conversation blocks merge; - - an eligible corrected pull request merges through squash by default; - - a two-level stack can be merged bottom-up after restacking; - - pull-request previews are isolated and cleaned without production authority; - - protected-main release workflows build, identify, deploy or publish, and verify their own outputs; - - direct administrator push is unavailable under normal configuration. - -## Deferred Decisions - -- Whether stack frequency justifies a dedicated stacking tool. -- Whether `ui` release-PR friction justifies the dedicated GitHub App automation slice. -- Whether repeated manual settings drift justifies a read-only external audit of the non-active `.github` carrier and active repositories. -- Whether future team growth justifies one required human approval, CODEOWNERS review, merge queues in repositories other than `client-web`, or GitHub Team. - -## Platform References - -- [Default community health files and repository-local precedence](https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-project-for-healthy-contributions/creating-a-default-community-health-file) -- [GitHub squash, rebase, and merge-commit semantics](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/configuring-pull-request-merges/about-merge-methods-on-github) -- [Required status checks on the latest commit](https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/how-tos/merge-and-close-pull-requests/troubleshooting-required-status-checks) -- [GitHub merge queues and `merge_group` workflow events](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/configuring-pull-request-merges/managing-a-merge-queue) -- [`GITHUB_TOKEN` event recursion and workflow-dispatch exceptions](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/concepts/security/github_token#when-github_token-triggers-workflow-runs) -- [Repository ruleset availability and behavior](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/managing-rulesets/about-rulesets) -- [Heroku Container Registry existing-image push and release](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/container-registry-and-runtime) diff --git a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/packet.md b/tasks/organization-git-workflow/packet.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7fd71b1..0000000 --- a/tasks/organization-git-workflow/packet.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,124 +0,0 @@ -# Organization Git and GitHub Workflow - -- **Objective**: establish one organization-level Git and pull-request workflow for the active `core-py`, `client-web`, `ui`, and `docs` repositories, with a shared governance baseline and repository-type-specific CI/CD profiles. -- **Guardrails**: stay within GitHub Free; keep application, package, and documentation-site delivery semantics distinct; use `InKCre/.github` as the future GitHub-native governance owner without moving product or system truth out of `InKCre/docs`; do not introduce cross-repository changelog or change-set machinery; keep pull-request validation free of canonical publication and production authority; do not change code, repository settings, workflows, or remote state without a separate explicit start. -- **Verification**: live GitHub settings and checked-in workflows for all four repositories match the approved baseline; required checks protect pull requests before merge; unresolved review conversations block merge; pull-request workflows do not publish canonical artifacts or mutate shared release environments; any post-merge workflow has a repository-specific release or deployment purpose; checked source and released artifact identity are stated accurately; the organization default contribution guide and pull-request template render from `InKCre/.github`; a final read-only audit finds no unexplained governance drift. -- **Current Truth**: Phases 0-3 are complete. The Phase 3 acceptance anchor on `client-web/main` was `cc857104e07cc41bc77db19acf75676b0cb22d15`; later documentation-only merges may advance the branch without replacing that evidence. Pull-request and merge-group validation resolve core-py's production-admitted `stable` image once, generate Supabase types from its raw PostgreSQL schema artifact, run the real core service against fresh pgvector/PostgreSQL and PostgREST, and report the four direct required contexts `Workspace contract`, `Dependency review`, `client-web E2E`, and `client-webext E2E`. PR #49 and merge-group run `31256717813` live-proved all four checks on the synthetic current-main commit. Same-repository Pages preview, close-time stable-alias retirement, focused exact-main build, same-run artifact delivery, and production smoke are live-proven. Main protection now applies to administrators, requires resolved conversations and linear history, rejects force-push/deletion, and disables merge commits; Actions defaults are read-only, Actions cannot approve PRs, and every external fork run requires maintainer approval. The temporary one-entry merge queue was removed after the probe so squash remains the default rather than a forced merge method and rebase remains available. Core producer PRs #43/#44 and client PRs #40/#43/#45/#47/#48/#49 merged normally without administrator bypass. Deferred synchronized product work is preserved as mergeable draft PRs [client-web #50](https://github.com/InKCre/client-web/pull/50) and [core-py #45](https://github.com/InKCre/core-py/pull/45), with original snapshot branches retained. -- **Next Step**: The matching `.github` governance amendment is published as `8018be3`. Proceed only under a separate start to the remaining `core-py`, `ui`, and organization-wide hardening phases. Review core-py #45 first; when its schema-bearing service reaches `stable`, rerun client-web #50 so generated types and real-service E2E become its admission proof. Keep PR #50 draft until then. Do not weaken E2E or restore the obsolete checked source/image/migration tuple. - -## Target `client-web` Operating Model - -This is the accepted Phase 3 operating model. The notes below distinguish live controls from deferred -full-stack preview convenience. - -1. A contributor branches from current `client-web/main`, or from the immediate parent branch for a - stack, and opens a pull request targeting `main`. -2. A client-owned resolver reads core-py's production-admitted `stable` pointer and immediately - resolves it to one immutable image digest. A tracked Docker Compose topology receives that digest - as `CORE_IMAGE`; no core version is committed into the client tree and no dependency-update pull - request is involved. -3. Four existing checks run for ordinary pull-request feedback and again for final `merge_group` - admission: - - `Workspace contract` performs the frozen install, regenerates working-tree types from the - selected neutral core schema through mature tooling, then runs repository checks, dependency - audit, compilation, and real consumer tests; harmless generated-snapshot drift is not a gate; - - `Dependency review` reports dependency changes on the pull request; - - `client-web E2E` creates an empty pinned pgvector PostgreSQL service, uses the exact stable - core image to initialize and run the real core service, starts pinned PostgREST, and verifies - browser read/write/deny behavior; - - `client-webext E2E` validates the extension and its artifacts. -4. A successful same-repository pull request deploys the checked web artifact to the deterministic - `preview/client-web/pr-N` Pages branch. Closing the PR replaces that stable alias with a trusted - no-store/noindex tombstone while retaining Cloudflare's immutable deployment history. The web - artifact remains environment-neutral; Neon/core/PostgREST preview bootstrap is deferred until the - small localStorage inconvenience justifies the production-shaped data lifecycle. Fork pull requests - require maintainer approval before Actions run, remain secret-free, and never receive preview - delivery. -5. Merge eligibility requires the four strict checks on the latest client base and resolved review - conversations. Zero approving reviews are required initially. Administrators have no routine - bypass; force pushes, branch deletion, and merge commits are disabled. A temporary one-entry queue - proved the `merge_group` path, then was removed because GitHub assigns one fixed queue merge method. - Squash remains the documented default and rebase remains an intentional option for curated stacks. -6. A push produced by merging into protected `main` starts one focused web release. It checks out the - exact main SHA, rebuilds only `@inkcre/client-web`, verifies and uploads a release artifact, then - deploys that same-run artifact through the `production` environment after confirming the selected - SHA is still current main. Production smoke is delivery evidence, not a pull-request gate. - -If a client change depends on a core change, both branches may be developed concurrently, but core-py -must merge and successfully deliver first. The client pull request need not be mutated immediately -when core changes, but it must rerun the current required checks before final admission so validation -resolves current `stable` and proves the candidate against that immutable digest. The live-proven -`merge_group` path remains available if a permanent queue is later preferred over per-PR merge-method -choice. No dependency commit, -cross-repository PR link, notification credential, or fan-out receiver is involved. - -## Completed compatibility reset for Phase 3 acceptance - -The first live `stable` probe proves that current `client-web/main` is already ahead of the delivered -core database/runtime contract. A branch merely created from an older client commit would not solve -that mismatch: GitHub tests and merges the candidate with current `main`, so the v3 client changes -already on `main` would remain in the synthetic merge. - -The completed reset sequence was: - -1. Preserve current client main `8324293` on a named synchronized-development branch. This retains - the unpublished semantic-content, binary-storage, peer/capability, runtime-acceptance, and shared - truth work without requiring its current draft work to close. -2. Create a compatibility branch from current `main` and revert, newest first, `8324293`, `ca4899c`, - `66d083d`, and `765b22f`. Keep `f2ab107`: it only corrects the extension config path and matches the - endpoint already present in current core production. The resulting product tree aligns with the - v1 schema/runtime currently carried by core `stable`. -3. Merge that rollback through an ordinary pull request and required checks. This is an intentional - product rollback, not a history rewrite; the future commits remain addressable and reviewable. -4. Rebase the Phase 3 dependency, contract/E2E, and delivery slices onto the compatibility main. The - required `client-web E2E` then tests the real v1 client against the real production-admitted v1 - core service on a fresh database; it must not retain v3-only peer configuration assertions. -5. Complete the check-name migration, preview/main delivery proof, merge-group admission, and - repository-setting acceptance on actual protected main. -6. After core's v3 product series is delivered and moves `stable`, restack the preserved client work - on the then-current main and reintroduce it through a separate product pull request. Its generated - types, compile/tests, and real-service E2E become the proof that the synchronized feature is ready. - -This reset can unblock Phase 3 without weakening the gate because it changes the admitted product -surface to the one actually supported by production. Merely deleting the peer assertion while -leaving peer-dependent application code on main would remain a false green and is rejected. - -## Supporting Material - -- Evidence: - - `client-web` PR #29 checked synthetic merge commit `9cb69ce`; its tree `7bc0d1a` equals the final squash commit `400c581` tree, while the commit identities differ. The main run rebuilds that tree and `pages-deploy.yml` deploys the uploaded `client-web-dist` unchanged. - - `core-py` CI builds and tests the Dockerfile's `artifact` target; `artifact-publish.yml` rebuilds that target for GHCR; `production-deploy.yml` separately builds `heroku-web`, `heroku-release`, and PostgREST images before delivery. - - `docs` `Website checks` builds and uploads `inkcre-website-dist` on pull requests and main; `Pages deployment` downloads the successful current-main artifact without rebuilding. Current main run `31143401361` and deployment `31143435829` are green, but `Website contract` is not required because main is unprotected. - - `ui` requires `Reproducible workspace check` through a repository ruleset. Its main-only Changesets workflow creates a release PR when changesets exist and publishes `@inkcre/ui-web` after that PR reaches main. Release PR #34 is currently blocked because its bot-authored check run is `action_required` and the required context was not emitted. -- Decisions: - - Scope is the four active repositories; `InKCre/.github` is the governance carrier and control-plane exception; GitHub Team is out of scope; cross-repository change-set and changelog coordination are out of scope. - - Pull-request workflows validate candidate changes. They may use scoped delivery capability to create an isolated, deterministic, short-lived preview as validation evidence, but may not publish a canonical release, mutate a shared release environment, or exercise production authority. Preview writes still require a trusted controller, same-repository source, scoped credentials, deterministic naming, concurrency isolation, and cleanup. A persistent shared staging environment is part of the release lane rather than this preview exception. - - Protected `main` is the release authority. Release workflows may rebuild a PR-tested source tree, but once a main release produces a canonical artifact, later publication and deployment stages should promote that exact artifact rather than rebuild it. The organization standard requires accurate source and artifact provenance; it does not require equality between an earlier PR build and the main release build. - - `client-web` should use full pull-request validation and a focused main web-release build instead of rerunning unrelated database and browser-extension checks before deployment. - - `client-web` consumes the database contract owned by `core-py`, not core-py source code or migration revisions. It resolves the current production-admitted `stable` OCI release as an executable upstream integration dependency for each validation run. The container format is transport and runtime identity, not the database compatibility interface. - - Contract compatibility and runtime integration are separate evidence. PostgreSQL schema/catalog is the native database DSL. Core-py publishes neutral raw schema SQL from the actually migrated database inside the immutable service release; it does not generate TypeScript or depend on client-web tooling. Client-web extracts that file and uses a mature downstream generator compatible with its existing `@supabase/postgrest-js` client, then compile/tests the actual consumer under required `Workspace contract`. Browser E2E starts the same release image as the real upstream service without treating the container format as the database contract. - - The 2026-08-08 spike selects PostgreSQL 17 whole-database `pg_dump` with a source-SHA `--restrict-key`, Supabase CLI `2.112.0`, the repository formatter, and a stable five-export adapter. It proves restore, deterministic generation, TypeScript compilation, and consumer tests for the current v3 surface. Supabase's pgvector `string` mapping and omission of the unnamed raw-body blob RPC are accepted Phase 3 semantics because the current typed consumer compiles/tests and blob transfer already uses raw PostgREST fetches. - - A mutable core `stable` alias is discovery only. Every client validation resolves it once to an immutable digest, uses that digest consistently, records it in job evidence, and rechecks the alias before reporting success. Core changes the alias only after the canonical exact-main candidate has been published and that same image content has passed production delivery. - - `stable` is a mutable, production-state-labelled OCI channel, not a version identity or a claim that the image is bug-free. The current `main` tag moves after artifact publication but before production success, and `latest` would be only a mutable Docker default with no stronger meaning. The consumer executes the resolved digest; `stable` answers which canonical core image is currently active after successful production admission. A production rollback must move `stable` back to the restored image after rollback smoke. - - Do not introduce schema SemVer or a client-supported version range. The existing `v1`/`v2`-style schema revision is sufficient contract identity; compatibility is demonstrated by generated language types, compiler, and tests. If broader structural comparison later proves necessary, use the PostgreSQL/OpenAPI schema AST or a standard compatibility mechanism rather than a handwritten table of breaking-change rules. - - `client-web E2E` uses an isolated per-job local runtime and remains a required merge gate. A tracked Compose contract provisions fresh pinned pgvector PostgreSQL; the resolved immutable core-py release performs one-shot database initialization and then runs the real core web service, while pinned PostgREST serves the browser API. The job exercises read/write/deny behavior and is discarded with the runner. The image is the production-admitted upstream service under integration test, not the database compatibility contract. - - Do not branch from the production database for the default lane. A provider branch adds credentials, lifecycle cleanup, quotas, external availability, and—if based on production—data exposure. Reconsider a sanitized main-derived database branch only if local pgvector/PostgreSQL is proven behaviorally insufficient. - - Upstream ordering is the coordination mechanism. Core-py and client-web branches may be authored concurrently, but a dependent client-web pull request is not merge-eligible until the core change has merged to `core-py/main`, its service release has entered `stable`, and the client's current required checks have rerun against that digest. No dependency-update pull request, core pull-request artifact, immediate open-PR refresh, or preview-lifecycle linkage is required. - - Core delivery remains backward-compatible with current `client-web/main`. A breaking removal uses expand/migrate/contract sequencing: core first delivers the additive surface, client migrates through its own checks, and only a later core change removes the old surface. The live-proven merge-group path can narrow the admission window when a permanent queue is justified, but this evolution rule is the underlying guarantee because two repositories cannot share an atomic lock across their final state changes. - - Required CI and human preview use different databases. `client-web E2E` owns a fresh data-free local pgvector service for deterministic read/write/deny assertions. A same-repository human PR preview owns a PR-lifetime Neon branch derived directly from production plus a matching resolved core/PostgREST deployment. Automatic application runtime bootstrap and a sanitized intermediate parent are explicitly out of Phase 3; reviewers configure the existing browser settings manually when they need to exercise the remote full stack. - - Validate at the authority boundary. An open pull request is a candidate, so temporarily stale upstream evidence is harmless until it is about to change protected `main`. Fresh required checks at final admission are the consequential boundary; a merge queue is one strong implementation and was live-proven, but GitHub's fixed queue merge method conflicts with the accepted optional-rebase policy. Prefer one final proof over broadcasting invalidation to every speculative candidate. This guide applies when stale candidates have no side effects and a final gate can revalidate them; it does not excuse stale evidence before preview publication, production delivery, or another externally visible mutation. - - Cross-repository immediacy is deliberately not a requirement. A dedicated App, PAT, polling workflow, receiver, and dependency-update pull request all add machinery without improving the selected invariant: an incompatible prospective merge must not enter `main`. Open pull requests may display older evidence until their next normal update or queue admission. - - “Isolate core work” means create a separate clean worktree from an explicitly chosen commit, not wait for the existing primary worktree to become clean. Phase 3 used that method for the producer foundation, then preserved the primary product history and later task edits on original/snapshot branches before restacking all twelve commits as core-py draft PR #45. - - All external fork contributors require maintainer approval before their Actions run. Approval permits the read-only, secret-free CI run only; it does not make the fork eligible for preview credentials or delivery. - - `core-py` keeps independent PR validation but should stop rebuilding after the protected-main candidate exists. Its main release builds and tests one canonical core service image, publishes it to GHCR by immutable digest, then pulls and transfers that same image content to Heroku for the web process. Registry-specific manifest identifiers may differ after transfer; the release record must bind both to the same local image/config/layers and source SHA. PostgREST remains a separate image, and one-shot database commands may override the canonical core image command without creating a second core code artifact. - - Artifact publication is not correctness proof. A successful push proves identity and availability in GHCR; the image's tests prove only the exercised contract. If Heroku fails before image release, the same digest can be retried and the likely fault is delivery infrastructure. If release, migration, boot, readiness, or production smoke fails, the image may still be incompatible with production configuration/data/runtime, so it is not cleared merely because publication succeeded. Keep the immutable candidate for diagnosis, leave `stable` unchanged, and classify the failure by the first failed boundary. - - `docs` should run website CI on pull requests. Its main delivery workflow should build the exact protected-main revision, run the release contract, and deploy that build, instead of treating a pull-request artifact as the release input. - - `docs` pull-request validation includes an isolated Cloudflare Pages preview for successful same-repository pull requests. The preview uses the checked pull-request artifact through a trusted controller, deterministic PR namespace, `noindex`, concurrency isolation, and close-time retirement; it never becomes the production artifact. Closure replaces the live preview with a trusted `noindex` tombstone; older immutable deployments remain in Cloudflare history. Fork pull requests remain build/test only. - - Unresolved review conversations should block merge. Merge commits should be disabled and linear history required. Squash is the documented default; rebase merge remains available for intentionally curated commit series and stacked-pull-request work. GitHub exposes allowed merge methods but no repository setting that makes squash the enforced UI default while rebase remains available, so the preference is a documented convention rather than a mechanical gate. - - The initial rollout requires pull requests but zero approving reviews; conversation resolution and required checks remain mandatory. Automatic branch deletion stays disabled while stacked pull requests are being learned. - - `.github` is not an active product repository and is outside the common branch-policy baseline. Phase 1 directly published its GitHub-native governance/community files to `main`, retired the superseded VitePress/Pages site, and moved the organization website link to `https://inkcre.dev`. -- Open questions: whether the private core image is readable in an approved secret-free fork workflow or should become public; whether a future typed consumer actually needs a numeric pgvector override; how Heroku's registry reports the transferred image ID relative to the GHCR manifest; the final squash-commit title/body defaults; whether repeated `ui` release-PR approvals justify a separate repository-scoped GitHub App; and whether real stack frequency justifies stack tooling. -- Work: [`implementation-plan.md`](./implementation-plan.md) contains the independent, phased mutation and verification plan. -- Phase 0: [`evidence/phase-0/README.md`](./evidence/phase-0/README.md) summarizes the completed live baseline; manifest digest is `5895234b94c5412cc84afbc880c402a175cda9e121b07cb1f726f41ec8ed5ecf`. -- Phase 1: [`evidence/phase-1/README.md`](./evidence/phase-1/README.md) records the published governance carrier, legacy-site retirement, live inheritance checks, and remote cleanup. -- Phase 3: [`evidence/phase-3/README.md`](./evidence/phase-3/README.md) records discovery, spikes, implementation, live acceptance, settings, and recovery PR evidence. diff --git a/tasks/svc-v14-doc-owners/packet.md b/tasks/svc-v14-doc-owners/packet.md deleted file mode 100644 index bcd58f5..0000000 --- a/tasks/svc-v14-doc-owners/packet.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,27 +0,0 @@ - - -# svc-v14-doc-owners - - - -- **Objective**: Adopt SVC 14.0.0 and aggressively reduce repository guidance and durable documentation to clear, non-duplicated semantic owners without losing runtime, security, release, or multi-repo contracts. - - - -- **Guardrails**: Keep `docs/_shared/` read-only and do not bump it; preserve application behavior and development target semantics; do not mix Hub edits, source changes, or unrelated work into this task; delete `docs/plan/`; keep stable facts in one durable or executable owner and local `AGENTS.md` files limited to recurring physical-subtree hazards. - - - -- **Verification**: SVC reports schema and Corpus 14.0.0 current with generated guidance healthy; all retained owner targets and Markdown links resolve; repository checks demonstrate documentation/configuration changes did not break workspace contracts; independent review finds no lost guardrail or duplicate authority. - - - -- **Current Truth**: SVC schema 3, Corpus 14.0.0, managed integration, and all four development targets are current and healthy; `svc init` and `svc upgrade` are no-ops. Removed v11/v12 Agent-evidence APIs were not consumed. Three logical internal owners now live under `docs/30-unit-tdd/`: Client Runtime and Delegation, Info-Base, and Native Extension Runtime. Development Runtime, Web Delivery, and Native Extension Delivery now live under `docs/40-deployment/`. Root Architecture owns only repository topology and cross-unit flow; superseded physical-directory Architecture/development/delivery documents are deleted. Local `AGENTS.md` files retain only subtree hazards and checks. `docs/plan/`, redundant catalogs/notes, empty or descriptive local AGENTS, and the retired SVC skill are deleted. Link validation covers all 38 retained Markdown files; `pnpm run doctor`, runtime and Extension contract checks, 106 unit tests, all builds, and the full post-promotion `pnpm check` pass; only existing build warnings remain. Independent final review accepted the promoted owner graph with no blocking boundary, guardrail, navigation, or over-deletion finding. - - - -- **Next Step**: Present the uncommitted branch for Human review and explicit commit/PR authorization. - -Keep this file as the compact control surface. Start it with `svc task init -`. When it becomes hard to scan, use `svc task grow ` and -split only supporting material that reduces coordination cost.