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Azure App Service deployment slots (web apps + function apps): slot CRUD with per-slot containers and <app>-<slot> hostnames, sticky settings (slotConfigNames), swap and swap-with-preview (applySlotConfig/resetSlotConfig), slotsdiffs, per-tier slot limits.
GCP Cloud Datastore (new service, port 8143, DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST): Lookup, RunQuery (structured + GQL), aggregations, transactions with optimistic concurrency, AllocateIds/ReserveIds, admin index API with documented composite-index enforcement.
In progress: OCI Queue + Notifications services; dashboard pages for Datastore, OCI Core and App Service.
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go test -race gcpdatastore, azurearm, azurefunctions
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The pull request adds Azure ARM Compute, Network, managed-identity, and App Service slot support; GCP Datastore and Functions capabilities; OCI Queue and Notifications; and CodePipeline actions. It also updates ECS Docker execution, dashboards, persistence, request-body limits, service wiring, and test tooling.
Azure ARM adds in-memory Compute resources, modeled networking and Private DNS resources, and managed identities with federated credentials. Provider registration, identity resolution, and snapshots include the added providers.
App Service slot resources and swaps services/azurearm/rp_web*.go, services/azurearm/interfaces_web.go, services/azurefunctions/*, internal/app/azurefunctions_wiring.go, internal/app/azureappservice_slots_sdk_test.go
ARM adds slot CRUD, limits, cloning, sticky settings, swaps, preview/reset, and difference operations. Azure Functions stores app/slot state, resolves slot hostnames and credentials, and supports content swaps and warm-up.
App Service dashboard dashboard/azureappservice_proxy.go, ui/src/lib/azureappservice.ts, ui/src/lib/components/azure/AppServiceDashboard.svelte, ui/src/routes/azure/[service]/+page.svelte
The dashboard proxy, client, and page provide site actions, slot listing, sticky settings, and swap controls.
GCP Datastore
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Summary
Entity storage and transactions services/gcpdatastore/{keys,values,store,ops,commit,transform,persistence}.go
The in-memory backend adds key and value validation, versioned reads, transactions, commits, mutations, transforms, ID allocation, and snapshots.
Queries and indexes services/gcpdatastore/{plan,query,gql,aggregate,index,admin,grpc}.go
The backend adds structured queries, GQL parsing, aggregations, composite-index enforcement, index administration, and gRPC forwarding.
Service and dashboard integration services/gcpdatastore/{handler,provider,settings}.go, internal/app/cli.go, dashboard/gcpdatastore_proxy.go, ui/src/lib/gcpdatastore.ts, ui/src/lib/components/gcp/DatastoreDashboard.svelte
A dedicated listener exposes Datastore RPCs. CLI and dashboard integrations add Datastore service access.
OCI Queue and Notifications
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Queue and notification services services/ociqueue/*, services/ocinotifications/*, internal/app/cli.go
The services add HTTP handlers, in-memory state, lifecycle APIs, persistence, authentication, and service wiring. Queue supports message visibility, long polling, and dead-letter handling. Notifications supports subscriptions, confirmation, delivery attempts, retries, and Functions invocation.
GCP Functions and event delivery
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Event triggers and CloudEvents services/gcpfunctions/{events,triggers}.go, services/gcpfirestore/events.go, pkgs/gcpevents/*, internal/app/gcpfunctions_wiring.go
Storage and Firestore changes can produce CloudEvents for matching Functions triggers. Wiring connects Storage, Firestore, and Secret Manager to Functions.
Scaling, ingress, and secrets pkgs/gcpscale/*, pkgs/gcpserve/*, services/gcpfunctions/{serve,ingress,secrets,resources}.go, services/gcprun/*
Functions use instance pools, resource validation, secret environment values and volumes, and ingress checks. Shared request markers and secret utilities are added.
CodePipeline validates action declarations and adds CloudFormation, ECS, ECR, and CodeCommit actions. Pending CloudFormation and ECS actions are reconciled asynchronously.
The Docker runner adds container configuration, secrets, volume handling, dependency conditions, health reporting, restart policies, and stop codes. Task-definition validation and runner wiring are updated.
A shared limited-body reader is added. Selected handlers enforce payload limits and return service-specific errors. API Gateway route-selection parsing preserves oversized request bodies.
Service catalogs, dashboard proxies, and test tooling README.md, cmd/gendocs/categories.go, dashboard/*, ui/src/*, testcontainers/*, .github/workflows/ci.yml, test/terraform/*, go.mod, desktop/go.mod, pkgs/persistence/testdata/snapshot_inventory.json
Service catalogs and dashboard integrations are updated. Testcontainer port maps and snapshot inventories include new services and data. Terraform tests add OpenTofu provider-mirror setup and caching.
Several data-integrity and concurrency concerns remain open. Restored Lambda versions backed by S3 can lose their code location, and Datastore transactions and the Azure and ECS paths have unresolved race conditions. These should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Use s.dpName() for both data-plane function lookups.
For a slot request, lockedApp returns the slot record, but ListFunctions and the shared function helper pass s.Name to p.dataPlane.Functions. This can query the production app and return production functions for the slot. The helper also feeds the function key operations.
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go at line 127:
Update both data-plane function lookups in ListFunctions and the shared function
helper to pass s.dpName() instead of s.Name, so slot requests query the slot’s
functions.
Nitpick comments: 2
services/azurefunctions/backend.go: 1
232-232: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Replace the slot string literals with named constants.
Three literals encode slot naming rules. "-" builds the hostname label at Line 232. "__" builds the Kudu username at Line 474. "Production" is the default slot name at Line 547. The "-" and "__" rules are also asserted in tests and in internal/app/azureappservice_slots_sdk_test.go. A named constant keeps these rules in one place and shows where the backend and the ARM layer must agree.
As per coding guidelines: "named constants instead of magic strings".
Also applies to: 474-474, 547-547
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Review comment at @services/azurefunctions/backend.go at line 232:
Replace the slot naming literals in the hostname construction using a.Name and
a.Slot, Kudu username construction, and default-slot return path with named
constants. Reuse the constants wherever those same rules are asserted or applied
so the backend and ARM layer stay consistent.
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services/gcpdatastore/query.go: 1
410-438: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Move the per-row distinct key build into a helper to remove the break.
The inner loop uses break with a complete flag. The repository guidelines forbid break and require a helper with an early return. Put the key build in a helper that returns (string, bool). The same pattern appears in gql.go at lines 317, 483, 516, 834 and 967.
♻️ Proposed refactor
for _, r := range rows {
- var sb strings.Builder-- complete := true-- for _, name := range p.distinct {- v, ok := p.distinctValue(r, name, cands[r.key])- if !ok {- complete = false-- break- }-- sb.WriteString(valueSig(v))- sb.WriteByte(0)- }-- if !complete {+ sig, ok := p.distinctSig(r, cands[r.key])+ if !ok {
continue
}
- if _, dup := seen[sb.String()]; dup {+ if _, dup := seen[sig]; dup {
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- seen[sb.String()] = struct{}{}+ seen[sig] = struct{}{}
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/query.go around lines 410 - 438:
Move the distinct-key construction from the row-processing loop into a helper on
queryPlan that returns the signature and whether it is complete; return
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Review comments at @pkgs/persistence/testdata/snapshot_inventory.json:
- Around line 15645-15647: Add the missing entitySnap.Version field to the
snapshot inventory, matching the field’s persisted type and JSON name used by
services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go; keep the existing Created, Entity, and
Updated entries unchanged.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/aggregate.go:
- Around line 134-145: Update numericProp to check the direct property’s
ExcludeFromIndexes flag before returning it; return no value for excluded
properties so they do not contribute to SUM or AVG. Preserve the existing
numeric check and propValues fallback for non-excluded or missing direct
properties.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/commit.go:
- Line 143: Update commitTxnLocked to return an explicit flag indicating whether
a prior-read transaction exists, and adjust its callers to use that flag instead
of relying on a nil transaction and nil error; remove the //nolint:nilnil
directives from both return paths.
- Around line 88-92: Track the highest transaction read time in InMemoryBackend:
update it in beginLocked and clear it in Reset. In the commit-time calculation
for c.at, use the later of b.lastCommit and the recorded read time as the floor,
then ensure c.at is strictly later than that floor.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/gql.go:
- Around line 90-93: Update the lexer’s quote classification so only backticks
produce tokIdent; keep single and double quotes as tokString so quoted text
works in expressions and stringArg calls.
- Around line 441-448: Update the parser flow after distinctOn() so SELECT
DISTINCT ON (...) * is accepted without calling selectItems() on the asterisk.
Preserve the parsed DISTINCT ON fields and represent the query as having no
projection.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/helpers_test.go:
- Line 37: Update the test connection setup around grpc.NewClient to extract the
port from h.Addr() and target 127.0.0.1 instead of the wildcard host; apply the
same loopback mapping to the handler address passed to resttest.Run in the REST
test.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/index.go:
- Line 57: Update the composite-index detection switch to require an index when
p.ineq contains inequalities on more than one property, including queries
without an ancestor, equality filter, or explicit order. Preserve the existing
checks for the other query conditions.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/keys.go:
- Around line 202-227: Update keyString to length-prefix each variable string
component: project, database, and namespace IDs, path-element kinds, and named
IDs. Retain the path and ID-type markers so each key has an unambiguous
encoding, including when components contain separator bytes.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go:
- Around line 77-81: Update the index serialization loop in Snapshot to handle
errors from protojson.Marshal(idx): log a warning with the index key and error,
then continue without adding that index to snap.Indexes. Match the
warning-handling pattern used by the entity loop.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/provider.go:
- Around line 40-41: Update the Datastore startup flow around NewHandler and
handler.StartWorker so listener bind failures propagate to the process startup
path instead of being only logged by startBackgroundWorkers; ensure startup does
not report healthy when the listener fails to bind.
---
Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go:
- Line 127: Update both data-plane function lookups in ListFunctions and the
shared function helper to pass s.dpName() instead of s.Name, so slot requests
query the slot’s functions.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @services/azurefunctions/backend.go:
- Line 232: Replace the slot naming literals in the hostname construction using
a.Name and a.Slot, Kudu username construction, and default-slot return path with
named constants. Reuse the constants wherever those same rules are asserted or
applied so the backend and ARM layer stay consistent.
Review comments at @services/gcpdatastore/query.go:
- Around line 410-438: Move the distinct-key construction from the
row-processing loop into a helper on queryPlan that returns the signature and
whether it is complete; return immediately from the helper when distinctValue
fails. Update the loop to use the helper’s result for deduplication and preserve
skipping incomplete rows.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Add entitySnap.Version to the inventory.
services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go persists and restores entitySnap.Version, but this entry lists only Created, Entity, and Updated. Add the missing field so the persisted schema inventory remains complete. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @pkgs/persistence/testdata/snapshot_inventory.json around
lines 15645 - 15647:
Add the missing entitySnap.Version field to the snapshot inventory, matching the
field’s persisted type and JSON name used by
services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go; keep the existing Created, Entity, and
Updated entries unchanged.
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#!/bin/bashset -e
printf'%s\n''--- aggregate numericProp and consumers ---'
nl -ba services/gcpdatastore/aggregate.go | sed -n '110,230p'printf'%s\n''--- values indexedLeaves and propValues ---'
nl -ba services/gcpdatastore/values.go | sed -n '150,230p'printf'%s\n''--- relevant tests and entity write path ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'exclude_from_indexes' -e 'ExcludeFromIndexes' -e 'numericProp' -e 'RunAggregationQuery' services/gcpdatastore
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Inspect the exclusion flag before aggregating the direct property value.
numericProp returns e.GetProperties()[path] before propValues can remove values whose ExcludeFromIndexes flag is set. An excluded numeric property can therefore contribute to SUM and AVG, including the AVG divisor.
🐛 Suggested fix
if v, ok := e.GetProperties()[path]; ok {
+ if v.GetExcludeFromIndexes() {+ return nil, false+ }
return v, isNumber(v)
}
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/aggregate.go around lines 134 - 145:
Update numericProp to check the direct property’s ExcludeFromIndexes flag before
returning it; return no value for excluded properties so they do not contribute
to SUM or AVG. Preserve the existing numeric check and propValues fallback for
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Make every commit time later than all issued transaction read times.
The code only moves c.at past b.lastCommit. It does not move c.at past the read times that transactions already received.
beginLocked sets readTime = readNowLocked(). When the wall clock is ahead of lastCommit, this value equals the wall-clock microsecond T. A commit later in the same microsecond also gets c.at = T. checkConflictLocked skips every change where !ch.at.After(t.readTime), so it ignores this commit.
Failure sequence:
Transaction X begins at T.
X reads key K and sees v1.
A non-transactional write to K commits at T with v2.
X writes v1+1 and commits without a conflict.
The update to v2 is lost. A read-only transaction at T can also return different results for two reads.
This sequence is more likely when the clock is coarse or when SetClock gives a fixed clock. It can also make RunInTransaction callers get wrong results without any error, for example in the "concurrent increments are serialisable" test.
Record the highest issued transaction read time. Then keep each commit time strictly later than that value.
In store.go, add a lastTxnRead time.Time field to InMemoryBackend. Update it in beginLocked, which always runs under the write lock, and clear it in Reset:
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/commit.go around lines 88 - 92:
Track the highest transaction read time in InMemoryBackend: update it in
beginLocked and clear it in Reset. In the commit-time calculation for c.at, use
the later of b.lastCommit and the recorded read time as the floor, then ensure
c.at is strictly later than that floor.
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Remove the //nolint:nilnil directives by returning an explicit flag.
commitTxnLocked returns nil, nil and adds //nolint:nilnil to hide the linter warning. A different signature removes the need for the directive. For example, return (t *txnRec, err error) with a documented nil-txn meaning through a small result type. Another option is to return (*txnRec, bool, error), where the bool reports whether a prior-read transaction exists.
As per coding guidelines: "cyclomatic complexity below 15 (extract helpers — never use //nolint)" and "Avoid nolint directives; removing rules is forbidden unless no other fix is available".
Also applies to: 165-165
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/commit.go at line 143:
Update commitTxnLocked to return an explicit flag indicating whether a
prior-read transaction exists, and adjust its callers to use that flag instead
of relying on a nil transaction and nil error; remove the //nolint:nilnil
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Read double-quoted text as a string, not a name.
The lexer produces tokIdent for both " and `. Per Google's GQL reference, a string literal can be a single-quoted or double-quoted string, such as 'foo' or "foo". Only backticks quote names.
Example: WHERE Name = "foo" reaches value() as a tokIdent. identValue then fails with "GQL syntax error: unexpected". NAMESPACE("ns") and PROJECT("p") inside KEY(...) also fail, because stringArg requires tokString. Only ` should produce a name token.
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kind:=tokString
ifq!='\'' {
kind=tokIdent
}
kind:=tokString
ifq=='`' {
kind=tokIdent
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/gql.go around lines 90 - 93:
Update the lexer’s quote classification so only backticks produce tokIdent; keep
single and double quotes as tokString so quoted text works in expressions and
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Supported by static analysis
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rg -n -F -e 'HTTPS_PROXY' -e 'NO_PROXY' -e 'https_proxy' -e 'no_proxy' -- .||test"$?" -eq 1
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Dial the Datastore test listener on loopback, not [::].
Handler.Addr() returns the listener address from StartWorker. That address is [::]:port, because the listener binds :port and the returned value is the wildcard address. grpc-go applies HTTPS_PROXY to non-loopback targets, and :: is not a loopback address. When HTTPS_PROXY is set and NO_PROXY does not cover ::, the test connection goes to the proxy and does not reach the local listener. Dial the bound port on 127.0.0.1 instead:
The REST client in services/gcpdatastore/persist_test.go:66 passes e.handler.Addr() to resttest.Run. Apply the same loopback mapping there. Go's net/http proxy selection uses the same loopback check, so that client can also be proxied.
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Require a composite index when a query has inequality filters on more than one property.
For Priority > 1 AND Score < 5 with no equality filter, no ancestor and no explicit order, the values are: p.ineq has two entries, explicit == 0, hasEq == false, descKey == false. The switch therefore reaches default and returns false. Built-in single-property indexes cannot serve inequalities on two properties, so Datastore requires a composite index for this query. The emulator returns results where the PR objective says it should return FAILED_PRECONDITION. The query fails only after deployment.
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/index.go at line 57:
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Fix keyString so that two different keys cannot produce the same string.
keyString joins the path elements with the pathSep (0x1e) and kindSep (0x1f) bytes. It does not escape these bytes inside kinds or names. Datastore names are arbitrary UTF-8 strings, so a client can send names that contain 0x1e or 0x1f.
Example of a collision:
Key A is [Task name="a\x1eSub\x1fnb"].
Key B is [Task name="a", Sub name="b"].
Both keys produce ...\x1eTask\x1fna\x1eSub\x1fnb.
Because the two keys share one b.ents slot:
A write to one key overwrites the other entity.
A Lookup on key B returns the data of key A.
Transaction conflict detection treats the two keys as one key.
The partition prefix has the same problem with \x00 inside a namespace. Write a length prefix before each variable component so the encoding has only one reading.
Proposed fix
--- "a/services/gcpdatastore/keys.go"+++ "b/services/gcpdatastore/keys.go"@@ -199,25 +199,28 @@
}
// keyString is the canonical map key of a complete key within its partition.
func keyString(k *datastorepb.Key) string {
var sb strings.Builder
+ writeLP := func(s string) {+ sb.WriteString(strconv.Itoa(len(s)))+ sb.WriteByte(':')+ sb.WriteString(s)+ }+
pid := k.GetPartitionId()
- sb.WriteString(pid.GetProjectId())- sb.WriteByte(0)- sb.WriteString(pid.GetDatabaseId())- sb.WriteByte(0)- sb.WriteString(pid.GetNamespaceId())+ writeLP(pid.GetProjectId())+ writeLP(pid.GetDatabaseId())+ writeLP(pid.GetNamespaceId())
for _, e := range k.GetPath() {
sb.WriteByte(pathSep)
- sb.WriteString(e.GetKind())- sb.WriteByte(kindSep)+ writeLP(e.GetKind())
if n, ok := e.GetIdType().(*datastorepb.Key_PathElement_Name); ok {
sb.WriteByte('n')
- sb.WriteString(n.Name)+ writeLP(n.Name)
} else {
sb.WriteByte('i')
sb.WriteString(strconv.FormatInt(e.GetId(), 10))
}
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funckeyString(k*datastorepb.Key) string {
varsb strings.Builder
pid:=k.GetPartitionId()
sb.WriteString(pid.GetProjectId())
sb.WriteByte(0)
sb.WriteString(pid.GetDatabaseId())
sb.WriteByte(0)
sb.WriteString(pid.GetNamespaceId())
for_, e:=rangek.GetPath() {
sb.WriteByte(pathSep)
sb.WriteString(e.GetKind())
sb.WriteByte(kindSep)
ifn, ok:=e.GetIdType().(*datastorepb.Key_PathElement_Name); ok {
sb.WriteByte('n')
sb.WriteString(n.Name)
} else {
sb.WriteByte('i')
sb.WriteString(strconv.FormatInt(e.GetId(), 10))
}
}
returnsb.String()
}
funckeyString(k*datastorepb.Key) string {
varsb strings.Builder
writeLP:=func(sstring) {
sb.WriteString(strconv.Itoa(len(s)))
sb.WriteByte(':')
sb.WriteString(s)
}
pid:=k.GetPartitionId()
writeLP(pid.GetProjectId())
writeLP(pid.GetDatabaseId())
writeLP(pid.GetNamespaceId())
for_, e:=rangek.GetPath() {
sb.WriteByte(pathSep)
writeLP(e.GetKind())
ifn, ok:=e.GetIdType().(*datastorepb.Key_PathElement_Name); ok {
sb.WriteByte('n')
writeLP(n.Name)
} else {
sb.WriteByte('i')
sb.WriteString(strconv.FormatInt(e.GetId(), 10))
}
}
returnsb.String()
}
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/keys.go around lines 202 - 227:
Update keyString to length-prefix each variable string component: project,
database, and namespace IDs, path-element kinds, and named IDs. Retain the path
and ID-type markers so each key has an unambiguous encoding, including when
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Log the failed index marshal instead of dropping it silently.
If protojson.Marshal(idx) fails, Snapshot omits the index and gives no signal. After a restore, the composite index is gone. With enforceIndexes on, queries that depend on it then fail with FAILED_PRECONDITION.
The entity loop at Lines 61-66 already logs a warning for the same failure. Use the same handling here.
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go around lines 77 - 81:
Update the index serialization loop in Snapshot to handle errors from
protojson.Marshal(idx): log a warning with the index key and error, then
continue without adding that index to snap.Indexes. Match the warning-handling
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Propagate listener bind failures to startup.
The provider defers the bind to StartWorker, but startBackgroundWorkers only logs its error. If port 8143 is occupied, the process still reports healthy while Datastore is unavailable. Propagate the bind error through startup instead of continuing with a missing listener. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @services/gcpdatastore/provider.go around lines 40 - 41:
Update the Datastore startup flow around NewHandler and handler.StartWorker so
listener bind failures propagate to the process startup path instead of being
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test/terraform/provider_mirror_test.go: 1
66-69: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Remove the nolint directive and document the discarded WalkDir error.
Line 68 uses //nolint:nilerr to return nil while err is non-nil. Line 66 also drops the fs.WalkDir result with no stated reason. The repository rules forbid nolint and require a documented reason for any ignored error. Return the walk error from the callback and explain why the caller discards it.
♻️ Proposed fix
- _ = fs.WalkDir(fixtureFS, "fixtures", func(path string, d fs.DirEntry, err error) error {- if err != nil || d.IsDir() {- return nil //nolint:nilerr // best-effort scan- }+ // Best-effort scan: on a walk error the remaining fixtures are skipped and the+ // registry fallback in setupProviderMirror still works.+ _ = fs.WalkDir(fixtureFS, "fixtures", func(path string, d fs.DirEntry, err error) error {+ if err != nil {+ return err+ }++ if d.IsDir() {+ return nil+ }
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Review comment at @test/terraform/provider_mirror_test.go around lines 66 - 69:
Update the fs.WalkDir callback to return a non-nil err instead of suppressing
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Review comments at @dashboard/azureappservice_proxy.go:
- Around line 27-29: Remove "slotsdiffs" from the appPxActions allow-list so the
dashboard proxy no longer forwards slot-difference requests; preserve the other
allowed actions.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_web.go:
- Around line 475-477: Update webSiteExtra to filter targetSwapSlot alongside
slotSwapStatus, preventing this server-computed field from being persisted in
site extras for site and slot PUTs.
Review comments at @services/ociqueue/messages_test.go:
- Line 339: Replace the five test-only context.Background() calls in the
long-poll GetMessages calls and e.handler.Shutdown with t.Context(), preserving
the existing test flow, and remove the context import if it becomes unused.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/components/azure/AppServiceDashboard.svelte:
- Around line 58-72: Update loadChild to verify the selected app still matches
the captured app after its requests finish before applying slots, sticky
settings, or errors; prevent stale results from changing the current view, and
ensure its finally block does not clear loading state for a newer selection.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/components/gcp/DatastoreDashboard.svelte:
- Around line 63-87: Guard async results in loadEntities and loadChild against
stale requests: capture the relevant project, namespace, kind, and tab inputs
before awaiting, then apply results only if those inputs still match. For
listIndexes, check that tab is still current before updating indexes; update
childLoading only when the completing request is still current.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/components/oci/CoreDashboard.svelte:
- Around line 74-91: Update loadTab to capture the current tab and compartment
before fetching, then check that both still match before updating data or error
and before clearing loading, so obsolete requests cannot overwrite current state
or end its loading indicator. Keep loading ownership in loadTab, including the
no-compartment path, and remove the .then loading resets from selectTab and
pickCompartment.
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Review comments at @test/terraform/provider_mirror_test.go:
- Around line 66-69: Update the fs.WalkDir callback to return a non-nil err
instead of suppressing it, and remove the nolint directive. Document why the
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- dashboard proxy ---'
nl -ba dashboard/azureappservice_proxy.go | sed -n '1,220p'printf'%s\n''--- slots diff handler and provider ---'
rg -n -F -- 'webSlotDiffs' services/azurearm
rg -n -F -- 'SlotDifferences' services/azurearm
nl -ba services/azurearm/rp_web_routes.go | sed -n '120,160p'
nl -ba services/azurearm/rp_web_slots.go | sed -n '740,850p'
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
Length of output: 12358
Remove slotsdiffs from the proxy allow-list.
SlotDifferences includes valueInCurrentSlot and valueInTargetSlot for differing application settings. The dashboard proxy forwards allowed requests directly to the ARM handler, so slotsdiffs can expose those values despite the comment that application settings do not pass through this proxy.
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Review comment at @dashboard/azureappservice_proxy.go around lines 27 - 29:
Remove "slotsdiffs" from the appPxActions allow-list so the dashboard proxy no
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# Locate the call sites of webSiteExtra and the writers or clearers of the Pending swap state.
rg -n -C 12 -F -e 'webSiteExtra(' -e '.Pending = ' -e '.Pending=' -- services/azurearm ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
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Filter targetSwapSlot out of persisted site extras.
webSiteExtra does not remove targetSwapSlot, so a PUT that echoes a GET can store it in Extra. siteBody sets targetSwapSlot only while Pending is set, and ehMerge then copies Extra into the response. After the swap or revert clears Pending, a GET can still return the stored target. While Pending is set, the stored value overrides the live Pending.Target.
slotSwapStatus is already filtered as server-computed state. targetSwapSlot is server-computed too, so it needs the same filter. The same helper also runs on slot PUTs, so one change covers both.
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_web.go around lines 475 - 477:
Update webSiteExtra to filter targetSwapSlot alongside slotSwapStatus,
preventing this server-computed field from being persisted in site extras for
site and slot PUTs.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Replace context.Background() with t.Context() in the long-poll tests.
The repository forbids new context.Background() calls in tests. Five lines in this file add them:
The background GetMessages goroutines on Lines 339, 377, 418 and 459.
The e.handler.Shutdown call on Line 463.
Each of these tests blocks on done or errc before it returns. Because of that, t.Context() stays live for the whole long poll and the shutdown call. The change keeps the current test behavior.
After these edits, remove the unused context import.
Based on learnings: "Do NOT introduce context.Background()/context.TODO() in service code or tests to satisfy a signature — thread the real request/root context (in tests use t.Context())."
Also applies to: 377-377, 418-418, 459-459, 463-463
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Review comment at @services/ociqueue/messages_test.go at line 339:
Replace the five test-only context.Background() calls in the long-poll
GetMessages calls and e.handler.Shutdown with t.Context(), preserving the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Guard loadChild against stale responses.
loadChild captures current and then awaits two requests. It writes slots and sticky afterward with no check that the selection is unchanged. Assume the user selects app A and then app B, or deselects A, before A's requests finish. A's slots and sticky settings then overwrite the view for B or for no selection. The swap controls can then act on the wrong slot names.
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if (!sources.includes(source)) source = PRODUCTION_SLOT;
if (!targets.includes(target)) target = targets[0] ?? '';
} catch (e) {
if (selected === app.id) childError = describeGcpError(e);
} finally {
if (selected === app.id) childLoading = false;
}
}
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Update loadChild to verify the selected app still matches the captured app after
its requests finish before applying slots, sticky settings, or errors; prevent
stale results from changing the current view, and ensure its finally block does
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Guard loadEntities and loadChild against stale responses.
loadEntities reads project, namespace and kind at call time. It assigns entities and cursor after the await with no check that these values are unchanged. Assume the user clicks kind A and then kind B, and A's response arrives last. The table then shows A's entities under B's selection. "Load more" then continues from A's cursor. A pending Indexes request can also overwrite state after a tab switch.
Apply the same current-input check to loadChild. Compare tab after listIndexes. Update childLoading only for the current request.
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Review comment at @ui/src/lib/components/gcp/DatastoreDashboard.svelte around
lines 63 - 87:
Guard async results in loadEntities and loadChild against stale requests:
capture the relevant project, namespace, kind, and tab inputs before awaiting,
then apply results only if those inputs still match. For listIndexes, check that
tab is still current before updating indexes; update childLoading only when the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Guard loadTab against stale responses.
loadTab reads tab and compartment at call time. It writes data after the await with no check that these values are unchanged. Assume the user switches from Networking to Compute while the Networking request is still pending. If the Networking response arrives last, it replaces data with Networking kinds only. The Compute tab then shows "No instances" for a populated compartment.
The finally block also clears loading when an obsolete call ends. selectTab (Line 118) and pickCompartment (Line 111) add a second loading = false through .then. Remove those .then wrappers. loadTab should own loading.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/ui/src/lib/components/oci/CoreDashboard.svelte"+++ "b/ui/src/lib/components/oci/CoreDashboard.svelte"@@ -71,24 +71,29 @@
let detailError = $state('');
let detailLoading = $state(false);
async function loadTab() {
+ const t = tab;+ const c = compartment;+ const stale = () => t !== tab || c !== compartment;
if (!compartment) {
data = {};
+ loading = false;
return;
}
const sections = SECTIONS[tab] ?? [];
try {
const lists = await Promise.all(sections.map((s) => listResources(s.kind, compartment)));
+ if (stale()) return;
const next: Partial<Record<CoreKind, CoreResource[]>> = {};
sections.forEach((s, i) => (next[s.kind] = lists[i] ?? []));
data = next;
error = '';
} catch (e) {
- error = describeGcpError(e);+ if (!stale()) error = describeGcpError(e);
} finally {
- loading = false;+ if (!stale()) loading = false;
}
}
async function load() {
try {
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Update loadTab to capture the current tab and compartment before fetching, then
check that both still match before updating data or error and before clearing
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Minor · Add backendSnapshot.Version to the inventory. · snapshot_inventory.json:15698
pkgs/persistence/testdata/snapshot_inventory.json:15698 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add backendSnapshot.Version to the inventory.
services/gcpdatastore/persistence.go serializes backendSnapshot.Version int as json:"version", but this inventory entry stops at backendSnapshot.UsedIDs. Add the missing field so the inventory matches the persisted snapshot shape. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Proposed fix
"backendSnapshot.UsedIDs map[string][]int64 `json:\"usedIds\"`",
+ "backendSnapshot.Version int `json:\"version\"`",
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15698:
Add backendSnapshot.Version to the snapshot inventory alongside the existing
backendSnapshot fields, using its int type and json:"version" tag so the
inventory matches the persisted snapshot shape.
Nitpick comments: 2
services/azurearm/rp_network_dns.go: 1
39-44: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Replace the //nolint:gochecknoglobals directive with a function.
The regexp.MustCompile globals follow the same pattern as netNameRe in rp_network.go. netNameRe needs no directive, so the regexps are not what triggers the linter. The mutable dnsRecordTypes slice triggers it. Expose that slice through a function, as networkAPIVersions() does. Then update the callers in rp_network.go (ResourceTypes and canonicalKid) and in this file (bodyZone, writeRecord and listAllRecords).
As per coding guidelines: "Avoid nolint directives; removing rules is forbidden unless no other fix is available".
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_network_dns.go around lines 39 - 44:
Replace the mutable dnsRecordTypes global and its gochecknoglobals suppression
with a dnsRecordTypes() function returning the record types. Update its callers
in ResourceTypes, canonicalKid, bodyZone, writeRecord, and listAllRecords to use
the function, and remove the suppression directive while leaving the regex
globals unchanged.
Source: Coding guidelines
services/azurearm/rp_network.go: 1
164-164: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Remove the //nolint:mnd directive.
The magic number 13 duplicates the length of the type list below it. Build the list first and size defs from it. This change removes the directive and keeps the capacity in sync with the list.
♻️ Proposed fix
v := networkAPIVersions()
- defs := make([]ResourceTypeDef, 0, 13+len(dnsRecordTypes)) //nolint:mnd // modelled type count-- for _, t := range []string{+ types := []string{
netVNets, netVNets + "/" + netSubnets, netVNets + "/" + netPeerings,
netNSGs, netNSGs + "/" + netRules, netNSGs + "/" + netDefRules,
netPIPs, netNICs, netNICs + "/" + netIPConfigs,
netRTs, netRTs + "/" + netRoutes,
netZones, netZones + "/" + netLinks,
- } {+ }+ defs := make([]ResourceTypeDef, 0, len(types)+len(dnsRecordTypes))++ for _, t := range types {
As per coding guidelines: "cyclomatic complexity below 15 (extract helpers — never use //nolint)" and "Avoid nolint directives; removing rules is forbidden unless no other fix is available".
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_network.go at line 164:
Update the resource type list in the function containing `networkAPIVersions` to
assign the 13 entries to a `types` slice before allocating `defs`; size `defs`
using `len(types)+len(dnsRecordTypes)` and iterate over `types`. Remove the
`//nolint:mnd` directive without changing the list contents.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @internal/app/gcpfunctions_wiring.go:
- Line 69: Remove the nolint directive from the error return and wrap err with
contextual information using %w. Preserve the user-visible Secret Manager status
message by ensuring the consumer extracts the underlying status from the wrapped
error.
Review comments at @pkgs/gcpscale/pool.go:
- Around line 142-145: In the discard branch where a successfully started
instance is rejected because the pool is closed, set the slot’s error to
ErrClosed alongside marking it dead. This ensures await returns ErrClosed
instead of the stopping instance.
Review comments at @pkgs/gcpserve/secrets.go:
- Line 51: Update the error handling around os.Chmod to remove the nolint
directive and wrap any failure with contextual information using %w, matching
the function’s other error paths; return nil when chmod succeeds.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_compute_disk.go:
- Around line 133-135: Update diskZones to reject changes to the zone values,
not just changes to their count, by comparing old.Zones and zones with
slices.Equal; add the slices import if needed.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_managedidentity_persist.go:
- Around line 9-17: Update ManagedIdentityProvider.snapshot to deep-copy each
identity record while p.mu is held, including its Tags map, Federated slice,
each federated record, and its Audiences slice; store the copies in the snapshot
so later serialization cannot read live records. Add the slices import needed
for cloning.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_network_persist.go:
- Around line 9-17: Update NetworkProvider.snapshot and the corresponding
ComputeProvider snapshot path to protect nested mutable resource data, either by
serializing under each provider’s lock or returning a complete deep copy of
fields such as Kids, Props, and Aux. Propagate copy or serialization errors
rather than substituting an empty snapshot.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go:
- Around line 64-65: Remove the `p.ids.body(s.Managed)` assignment that seeds
`merged[fieldIdentity]` in `Patch`. Let `siteIdentity` preserve the stored
identity when the request omits the identity field, while retaining the existing
copy of `body[fieldIdentity]` when the caller supplies one.
---
Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/persistence/testdata/snapshot_inventory.json:
- Line 15698: Add backendSnapshot.Version to the snapshot inventory alongside
the existing backendSnapshot fields, using its int type and json:"version" tag
so the inventory matches the persisted snapshot shape.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_network_dns.go:
- Around line 39-44: Replace the mutable dnsRecordTypes global and its
gochecknoglobals suppression with a dnsRecordTypes() function returning the
record types. Update its callers in ResourceTypes, canonicalKid, bodyZone,
writeRecord, and listAllRecords to use the function, and remove the suppression
directive while leaving the regex globals unchanged.
Review comments at @services/azurearm/rp_network.go:
- Line 164: Update the resource type list in the function containing
`networkAPIVersions` to assign the 13 entries to a `types` slice before
allocating `defs`; size `defs` using `len(types)+len(dnsRecordTypes)` and
iterate over `types`. Remove the `//nolint:mnd` directive without changing the
list contents.
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services/azurearm/rp_compute_avset.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_catalog.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_disk.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_disks_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_osprofile.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_persist.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_routes.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_sdk_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_sets_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_state_test.go
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services/azurearm/rp_compute_vm.go
services/azurearm/rp_compute_vmss.go
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services/azurearm/rp_containerinstance.go
services/azurearm/rp_identity.go
services/azurearm/rp_identity_sdk_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_managedidentity.go
services/azurearm/rp_managedidentity_persist.go
services/azurearm/rp_managedidentity_sdk_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_network.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_dns.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_ip.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_nic.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_nsg.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_persist.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_routes.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_sdk_test.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_vm.go
services/azurearm/rp_network_vnet.go
services/azurearm/rp_web.go
services/azurearm/rp_web_config.go
services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go
services/azurearm/rp_web_slots.go
services/gcpcloudtasks/dispatch.go
services/gcpeventarc/delivery.go
services/gcpeventarc/filter.go
services/gcpfirestore/events.go
services/gcpfirestore/events_test.go
services/gcpfirestore/ops.go
services/gcpfirestore/store.go
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services/gcpfunctions/PARITY.md
services/gcpfunctions/README.md
services/gcpfunctions/deploy.go
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services/gcpfunctions/events.go
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services/gcpfunctions/logs.go
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services/gcpfunctions/persistence.go
services/gcpfunctions/resources.go
services/gcpfunctions/secrets.go
services/gcpfunctions/secrets_test.go
services/gcpfunctions/serve.go
services/gcpfunctions/serviceconfig_test.go
services/gcpfunctions/store.go
services/gcpfunctions/triggers.go
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the //nolint:wrapcheck directive.
The repository guidelines forbid nolint directives. The goal is to keep the Secret Manager status message for the user, and this is possible without suppressing the linter. Wrap the error with %w. Then make the consumer get the original status with status.Convert/errors.As. Alternatively, return a typed error that carries the status message.
Proposed change
--- "a/internal/app/gcpfunctions_wiring.go"+++ "b/internal/app/gcpfunctions_wiring.go"@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@
fns.Backend.SetSecretResolver(func(versionName string) ([]byte, error) {
resp, err := sm.Backend.AccessSecretVersion(versionName)
if err != nil {
- return nil, err //nolint:wrapcheck // the status message is shown to the user as is+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("access secret version %s: %w", versionName, err)
}
return resp.GetPayload().GetData(), nil
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returnnil, err//nolint:wrapcheck // the status message is shown to the user as is
returnnil, fmt.Errorf("access secret version %s: %w", versionName, err)
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Remove the nolint directive from the error return and wrap err with contextual
information using %w. Preserve the user-visible Secret Manager status message by
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Set s.err when the pool discards an instance after Close.
Close can run while an instance is still starting. In that case the start goroutine sets discard and later calls p.cfg.Stop(val). It does not set s.err. Any caller blocked in await on this slot then receives s.val with a nil error and a release function. The caller then sends its request to an instance that is being stopped.
This can happen in warm() in services/gcpfunctions/deploy.go. That function closes the old pool while requests can still be waiting on a starting instance. Set s.err = ErrClosed in the discard path. await will then return ErrClosed.
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discard:=err==nil&&p.closed
ifdiscard {
s.dead=true
}
discard:=err==nil&&p.closed
ifdiscard {
s.dead=true
s.err=ErrClosed
}
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Review comment at @pkgs/gcpscale/pool.go around lines 142 - 145:
In the discard branch where a successfully started instance is rejected because
the pool is closed, set the slot’s error to ErrClosed alongside marking it dead.
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Wrap the os.Chmod error instead of using //nolint:wrapcheck.
The repository guidelines forbid nolint directives. The other two error paths in this function already wrap their errors. Wrap this one in the same way.
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returnos.Chmod(full, mode)//nolint:wrapcheck // a plain chmod failure message is clear
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Update the error handling around os.Chmod to remove the nolint directive and
wrap any failure with contextual information using %w, matching the function’s
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Reject a zone change on an existing disk, not only a change in the zone count.
diskZones compares only len(old.Zones) and len(zones). A PUT that moves a disk from zone "1" to zone "2" therefore succeeds and stores the new zone. Line 84 in rp_compute_vm.go uses slices.Equal for the same check on VMs. ARM does not let a disk change zone. Use the same comparison here.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/services/azurearm/rp_compute_disk.go"+++ "b/services/azurearm/rp_compute_disk.go"@@ -130,9 +130,9 @@
}
}
- if old != nil && len(old.Zones) != len(zones) {+ if old != nil && !slices.Equal(old.Zones, zones) {
return nil, cmpChanged(cmpFieldZones)
}
return zones, nil
}
Add "slices" to the imports.
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_compute_disk.go around lines 133 - 135:
Update diskZones to reject changes to the zone values, not just changes to their
count, by comparing old.Zones and zones with slices.Equal; add the slices import
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Deep-copy identity records in snapshot().
maps.Copy copies only the *storedIdentity pointers. Handler.Snapshot (services/azurearm/persistence.go:162-224) calls persistence.MarshalSnapshot after snapshot() releases p.mu. JSON encoding then reads the live records without the lock.
Other operations change those records in place:
putFederated writes parent.Federated[i].
putFederated also appends to parent.Federated.
PatchTags assigns i.Tags.
If an autosave runs at the same time as one of these writes, a data race occurs. The snapshot can then be inconsistent. Copy each record and its Federated slice while the read lock is held.
🔒️ Proposed fix
snap := &managedIdentitySnapshot{Identities: make(map[string]*storedIdentity, len(p.identities))}
- maps.Copy(snap.Identities, p.identities)+ for k, i := range p.identities {+ c := *i+ c.Tags = maps.Clone(i.Tags)+ c.Federated = make([]*storedFederated, 0, len(i.Federated))++ for _, f := range i.Federated {+ fc := *f+ fc.Audiences = slices.Clone(f.Audiences)+ c.Federated = append(c.Federated, &fc)+ }++ snap.Identities[k] = &c+ }
Add slices to the imports.
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_managedidentity_persist.go around lines
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Update ManagedIdentityProvider.snapshot to deep-copy each identity record while
p.mu is held, including its Tags map, Federated slice, each federated record,
and its Audiences slice; store the copies in the snapshot so later serialization
cannot read live records. Add the slices import needed for cloning.
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#!/bin/bashset -eu
printf'%s\n''--- AzureARM snapshot aggregation ---'
sed -n '1,90p' services/azurearm/persistence.go
sed -n '145,235p' services/azurearm/persistence.go
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'func (b *backend) snapshotState' -e 'func (.*snapshotState' -e 'snapshotState(' services/azurearm
printf'%s\n''--- network provider locking and nested writes ---'
sed -n '80,145p' services/azurearm/rp_network.go
sed -n '575,635p' services/azurearm/rp_network.go
sed -n '680,710p' services/azurearm/rp_network.go
sed -n '1,85p' services/azurearm/rp_network_vm.go
sed -n '680,710p' services/azurearm/rp_network_vnet.go
sed -n '780,830p' services/azurearm/rp_network_nic.go
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#!/bin/bashset -eu
printf'%s\n''--- exact AzureARM snapshot path ---'
nl -ba services/azurearm/persistence.go | sed -n '1,75p;155,230p'printf'%s\n''--- exact network nested-state definitions and writes ---'
nl -ba services/azurearm/rp_network.go | sed -n '95,125p;585,630p;690,708p'
nl -ba services/azurearm/rp_network_vnet.go | sed -n '680,708p'
nl -ba services/azurearm/rp_network_nic.go | sed -n '785,810p'
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Protect nested provider state during snapshot serialization.
Handler.Snapshot obtains the network and compute snapshots before calling persistence.MarshalSnapshot. Both provider snapshots retain pointers to mutable resources after releasing their provider locks. A concurrent request can mutate Kids, Props, or Aux while JSON serialization iterates those maps, which can terminate the process with concurrent map iteration and map write.
Serialize each provider's state while its lock is held, or return a complete deep copy. Apply the correction to both NetworkProvider and ComputeProvider. Handle copy and serialization errors without replacing state with an empty snapshot.
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_network_persist.go around lines 9 - 17:
Update NetworkProvider.snapshot and the corresponding ComputeProvider snapshot
path to protect nested mutable resource data, either by serializing under each
provider’s lock or returning a complete deep copy of fields such as Kids, Props,
and Aux. Propagate copy or serialization errors rather than substituting an
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Do not seed merged[fieldIdentity] from stored state in Patch.
Patch always renders s.Managed into merged when an identity is set. Put then calls siteIdentity with present=true, and identityService.apply re-validates every user-assigned identity through lookup. This has a consequence when a referenced user-assigned identity is deleted after assignment. Each later Patch on the site then fails with FailedIdentityOperation, even a tags-only Patch.
If the PATCH body omits identity, apply(..., present=false, prev) already keeps the stored identity. Seeding the identity is therefore not needed. Line 71 still copies body[fieldIdentity] when the caller sends one.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go"+++ "b/services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go"@@ -61,11 +61,7 @@
fieldProperties: ehMerge(map[string]any{}, s.Extra, nil),
}
- if ident := p.ids.body(s.Managed); ident != nil {- merged[fieldIdentity] = ident- }-
merged[webFieldKind] = s.Kind
p.mu.RUnlock()
for _, k := range []string{fieldLocation, webFieldKind, fieldIdentity} {
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Review comment at @services/azurearm/rp_web_functions.go around lines 64 - 65:
Remove the `p.ids.body(s.Managed)` assignment that seeds `merged[fieldIdentity]`
in `Patch`. Let `siteIdentity` preserve the stored identity when the request
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Remove the //nolint:nilnil directives and replace the nil, nil returns with an explicit not-found signal.
DescribeStack, DescribeChangeSet, and DescribeService return nil, nil for an absent resource and suppress the linter with //nolint:nilnil. The repository rules forbid //nolint. They require extracting helpers or changing the code instead. A nil, nil return also forces every caller to check both values. A caller that checks only err will dereference a nil pointer.
Add a sentinel error to the codepipeline package, for example ErrStackNotFound. Return it from the adapters, and have the action engine check it with errors.Is. Update the three callers in services/codepipeline in the same change.
♻️ Example for `DescribeStack`
stack, err := bk.DescribeStack(name)
if errors.Is(err, cfnbackend.ErrStackNotFound) {
- return nil, nil //nolint:nilnil // absent stack is reported as nil by contract+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: %s", codepipelinebackend.ErrStackNotFound, name)
}
Apply the same pattern to the change set and ECS service lookups.
As per coding guidelines: "cyclomatic complexity below 15 (extract helpers — never use //nolint)" and "Avoid nolint directives; removing rules is forbidden unless no other fix is available".
Also applies to: 174-174, 209-209
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Review comment at @internal/app/codepipeline_action_wiring.go at line 85:
Update DescribeStack, DescribeChangeSet, and DescribeService to return an
explicit not-found error instead of nil, nil, and remove the associated linter
suppressions. Add or reuse a codepipeline not-found sentinel, then update the
action engine and the three services/codepipeline callers to recognize it with
errors.Is and preserve their absent-resource behavior.
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Review comments at @services/codepipeline/build_actions.go:
- Around line 148-151: Update reconcileBuildActions and the initial dispatch in
runOneAction so CloudFormation and ECS calls occur outside b.mu: collect pending
actions while locked, release the lock before dispatch, then reacquire it to
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Review comments at @services/ecs/docker_launch.go:
- Around line 818-837: Add a synchronized stopping guard for each container and
check it in restartContainer so a watcher cannot restart a container while
StopTask is stopping it. Set the guard before ContainerStop; if the stop fails,
clear the guard and restore or re-arm the container watcher so it can continue
handling the container.
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Review comments at @internal/app/codepipeline_action_wiring.go:
- Line 85: Update DescribeStack, DescribeChangeSet, and DescribeService to
return an explicit not-found error instead of nil, nil, and remove the
associated linter suppressions. Add or reuse a codepipeline not-found sentinel,
then update the action engine and the three services/codepipeline callers to
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#!/bin/bashprintf'%s\n''--- CodePipeline action execution and CloudFormation calls ---'
sed -n '185,275p' services/codepipeline/action_engine.go
sed -n '1,125p' services/codepipeline/deploy_cloudformation.go
sed -n '1,115p' services/codepipeline/deploy_ecs.go
sed -n '1,115p' services/codepipeline/pipelines.go
printf'%s\n''--- CloudFormation synchronous/asynchronous setup ---'
sed -n '1,155p' services/cloudformation/stack_async.go
sed -n '250,335p' services/cloudformation/stacks.go
sed -n '425,590p' services/cloudformation/stacks.go
sed -n '785,890p' services/cloudformation/stacks.go
Do not call CloudFormation or ECS while holding b.mu.
reconcileBuildActions holds b.mu while it calls advanceCloudFormation and advanceECS. A synchronous CloudFormation deployment can provision AWS::CodePipeline::Pipeline, whose handler calls CreatePipeline and waits for the same lock. The initial runOneAction path also dispatches CloudFormation actions under its caller-held lock.
Collect pending actions under the lock, release it before calling CloudFormation or ECS, then reacquire it to apply each result. Re-check that the action is still InProgress before applying the result. Apply the same rule to the initial CloudFormation/ECS action dispatch.
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151:
Update reconcileBuildActions and the initial dispatch in runOneAction so
CloudFormation and ECS calls occur outside b.mu: collect pending actions while
locked, release the lock before dispatch, then reacquire it to apply each result
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StopTask calls ContainerStop before cancelContainerWait. The watcher can receive the stop result while its context is still active, and restartContainer can call ContainerStart when the restart policy allows it. No stopping-state or task-state guard prevents this.
After a successful stop, StopTask deletes the task bookkeeping. When the task has no task-scoped volumes, it does not remove the restarted Docker container, which can remain running without runner ownership.
Add a stopping guard checked by restartContainer, set it before ContainerStop, and clear or re-arm the watcher when ContainerStop fails. Reordering cancelContainerWait alone is insufficient because a failed stop would leave the watcher cancelled.
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Add a synchronized stopping guard for each container and check it in
restartContainer so a watcher cannot restart a container while StopTask is
stopping it. Set the guard before ContainerStop; if the stop fails, clear the
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Review comments at @services/ecs/exec.go:
- Line 56: Update the ExecuteCommand wrapper and Backend interface to accept a
context or remove the context-free wrapper, then pass the caller’s context from
handleExecuteCommand through to ExecuteCommandContext instead of creating a
background context.
Review comments at @services/glue/PARITY.md:
- Line 2768: Update the REPL script filename in the session engine description
from session_repl_py.txt to session_repl.pyrepl, matching the filename
referenced by session_docker.go and session_repl_test.go.
Review comments at @services/glue/sessions.go:
- Around line 260-268: Update CancelStatement to reacquire b.mu after
cancelStatementLocked, verify the target statement is still running, and call
proc.Interrupt while holding the lock so the worker cannot switch statements
before the interrupt; skip the interrupt if the target has already finished or
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Review comments at @services/lambda/models.go:
- Around line 440-443: Update the snapshot serialization and restore flow for
FunctionVersion entries in backendSnapshot.Versions to preserve and restore
S3BucketCode, S3KeyCode, and S3ObjectVersionCode, using a snapshot DTO or
sidecar while keeping these fields excluded from API responses. Do not persist
ZipData; preserve the existing requirement to redeploy code bytes.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Do not add context.Background() to satisfy the ExecuteCommand signature.
ExecuteCommand calls ExecuteCommandContext with context.Background(). The repository rule forbids this pattern in service code. A caller that uses this path loses its logger, deadline, and cancellation. StartExecSession then runs with no request scope. services/glue/sessions.go Line 265 (CancelStatement) adds the same pattern.
Remove the context-free wrapper from the Backend interface, or make it take a ctx. Then thread the caller's context. handleExecuteCommand already receives one.
Based on learnings: "Do NOT introduce context.Background()/context.TODO() in service code or tests to satisfy a signature — thread the real request/root context (in tests use t.Context())."
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Review comment at @services/ecs/exec.go at line 56:
Update the ExecuteCommand wrapper and Backend interface to accept a context or
remove the context-free wrapper, then pass the caller’s context from
handleExecuteCommand through to ExecuteCommandContext instead of creating a
background context.
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RunStatement used to append a WAITING statement that nothing advanced. Sessions now have an engine (session_engine.go, session_docker.go, session_repl_py.txt). Lifecycle: CreateSession PROVISIONING, interpreter container started, READY; Timeout (default 2880 min) and IdleTimeout (default Timeout, minutes) move a READY session to TIMEOUT and stop the container; StopSession STOPPING then STOPPED once the container is gone; DeleteSession, Reset and Close stop containers. RunStatement on a session that is not READY returns IllegalSessionStateException (RunStatement error list, API_RunStatement.html). Statements run one at a time in order: WAITING, RUNNING, AVAILABLE or ERROR with Output{Status, Data.TextPlain, ExecutionCount, ErrorName, ErrorValue, Traceback}; CancelStatement cancels WAITING directly and interrupts RUNNING (CANCELLING then CANCELLED). StatementOutput.Status is the StatementState enum (API_StatementOutput.html), so success is AVAILABLE, not "ok". Statements whose code raises end in ERROR (Statement.State enum includes ERROR; whether real Glue uses ERROR or AVAILABLE with an error output is unverified).
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Correct the REPL script file name.
The note lists session_repl_py.txt. The embedded script is session_repl.pyrepl, as shown in session_docker.go Line 16 and in session_repl_test.go. A reader who searches for the listed file does not find it.
📝 Proposed fix
-... Sessions now have an engine (session_engine.go, session_docker.go, session_repl_py.txt). ...+... Sessions now have an engine (session_engine.go, session_docker.go, session_repl.pyrepl). ...
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Review comment at @services/glue/PARITY.md at line 2768:
Update the REPL script filename in the session engine description from
session_repl_py.txt to session_repl.pyrepl, matching the filename referenced by
session_docker.go and session_repl_test.go.
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CancelStatement can interrupt the wrong statement.
cancelStatementLocked sets the statement to CANCELLING and releases b.mu. After that, CancelStatement calls proc.Interrupt with no lock held. dockerSession.Interrupt reads p.cur, which is the sequence number of whatever statement is running at that moment. The race works like this:
Statement N is RUNNING. The client calls CancelStatement(N), and N becomes CANCELLING.
N finishes before Interrupt runs. finishStatement changes N to CANCELLED.
The worker starts the next WAITING statement N+1, and Run stores N+1 in p.cur.
Interrupt writes cancel/<N+1>. The REPL raises KeyboardInterrupt in N+1.
Result: N+1 ends in ERROR, but the client never cancelled it. The time window is small, but the outcome corrupts a statement that the client did not target.
Bind the interrupt to the target statement. One approach:
Make SessionProcess.Interrupt take the target statement identity.
In dockerSession, keep a map from statement Id to request sequence, filled in Run before the request is written.
Write cancel/<seq> only for that sequence. Do not write it for whatever p.cur holds.
The REPL already checks cancel/<n> before it executes a request (Line 110), so a cancel file written early still works.
Alternative: re-check ls.running.Id == statementID while holding b.mu, and call Interrupt inside that critical section with the expected sequence.
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Review comment at @services/glue/sessions.go around lines 260 - 268:
Update CancelStatement to reacquire b.mu after cancelStatementLocked, verify the
target statement is still running, and call proc.Interrupt while holding the
lock so the worker cannot switch statements before the interrupt; skip the
interrupt if the target has already finished or is no longer running.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
#!/bin/bash# Inspect how Lambda persists functions and versions.
fd -t f persistence.go services/lambda --exec sed -n '1,200p' {}
rg -nP --type=go -C3 'ZipData|S3BucketCode' services/lambda -g '!**/*_test.go'
rg -nP --type=go -C3 '\bversions\b.*json|Versions\s' services/lambda -g '!**/*_test.go'
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
Length of output: 35409
Script executed:
set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- persistence snapshot/restore ---'
nl -ba services/lambda/persistence.go | sed -n '180,475p'printf'%s\n''--- version conversion and publication ---'
nl -ba services/lambda/versions_aliases.go | sed -n '35,105p;430,490p'printf'%s\n''--- zip startup failure path ---'
nl -ba services/lambda/containers.go | sed -n '696,755p'
Repository: BlackbirdWorks/gopherstack
Length of output: 20327
Persist S3 locations for published versions.
FunctionVersion is serialized directly in backendSnapshot.Versions, so its json:"-" S3 fields are lost during restore. This breaks restored S3-backed numbered versions: versionToFn cannot provide the S3 location, and startZipContainer can return "no zip data available".
Do not persist ZipData; the Lambda snapshot contract explicitly requires code bytes to be redeployed. Add a version snapshot DTO or sidecar that preserves and restores S3BucketCode, S3KeyCode, and S3ObjectVersionCode, while keeping them excluded from API responses.
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Review comment at @services/lambda/models.go around lines 440 - 443:
Update the snapshot serialization and restore flow for FunctionVersion entries
in backendSnapshot.Versions to preserve and restore S3BucketCode, S3KeyCode, and
S3ObjectVersionCode, using a snapshot DTO or sidecar while keeping these fields
excluded from API responses. Do not persist ZipData; preserve the existing
requirement to redeploy code bytes.
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…TransactGetItems
The docs list no conflict for a TransactWriteItems overlapping an ongoing
TransactGetItems (serializable ordering only); TransactGetItems is now checked
but never registered in flight. PARITY.md cites the doc evidence and keeps the
BatchWriteItem-vs-transaction outcome as an undocumented inference.
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Service bodies follow the spec examples (Created/Activating on create, URLs
only once Succeeded, none of the portal URLs on Consumption, platformVersion,
regional URL). Tier limits, id and field caps, If-Match on delete and ETag on
secret actions come from the 2022-08-01 spec and Learn limits. The gateway now
forwards the subscription key, ignores an invalid key for open products, uses
the documented 401/404/429 messages and a sliding-window rate-limit, and the
policy validator follows each policy reference page.
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The retried attempt is appended asynchronously in markRunning; wait for
RUNNING and assert both attempts, with the restored runner blocking.
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PUT create answers 201 and PATCH 202 with Location and Azure-AsyncOperation
operationresults URLs; DELETE answers 202 with Location. The operationresults
resource reports InProgress (202) then Succeeded (200).
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OpenAPI 3.x now follows the oasv3-extensions grammar (x-google-api-management
backends, named x-google-backend, x-google-auth, jwtLocations, x-google-quota
map). Data-plane 404/405/JWT/API-key texts follow ESPv2 and jwt_verify_lib.
Quota limits come from the API's newest config; a removed metric is 500.
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translate/comprehend/gcpsql/gcpresourcemanager compiled four regexps at
package init that allocate ~16 MB of one-pass program state (a \p{L} class
under {1,256}). Wrap them in sync.OnceValue and add a guard that rejects
package-level regexps with a class-ranges x repeat cost above 20000.
Idle heap after start drops by ~16 MB.
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ui build now gzips every text asset in place (scripts/compress-spa.mjs);
the dashboard serves the .gz bytes to gzip clients and inflates for the
rest. SPA embed 14.3 MB -> 3.2 MB, linux/amd64 binary 318.8 MB -> 307.7 MB.
Dockerfile: skip-check recognises index.html.gz, explicit CGO_ENABLED=0
and -buildvcs=false to match Taskfile build-linux.
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Bind resolves placeholder values, numeric parses and #name path elements once
and evaluates items through closures instead of re-walking the AST. Unsupported
shapes fall back to the generic evaluator, so results and errors are unchanged.
Adds a scan filter bench with begins_with and an equivalence table test.
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newCCEC2Client built the ~5 MB ec2 sdkwire schema while wiring, for every
process start. Defer it behind sync.OnceValues.
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TestServerRestart_NoLeak cycles run() with every service, checking
goroutines, heap, bound sockets and goleak. TestServerSoak_BoundedGrowth
drives create/use/delete across 13 services (not S3/DynamoDB) and bounds
heap, goroutine and series growth. Both skip under -short.
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…port
Test helpers freePort() closed a :0 listener and let StartWorker rebind the
number later; parallel tests could take it in between (address already in
use). StartWorker now records the OS-assigned port via portalloc.ListenTCP,
gcpdns gains an ephemeral DNS option backed by pkgs/dns pre-bound sockets,
and a guard forbids new close-and-return port helpers.
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The job ran out of disk ("no space left on device" writing vet.cfg while
building internal/app with -race). Add the same free-disk-space step every
ci.yml job uses.
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Guard rejects Eventually/hand-rolled fixed-deadline polls of health/ready
endpoints; TestLocalstackCompatibilityEndpoints init/ready wait now uses a
test-context-bound waitForEndpoint helper.
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Numbers were compared and computed as float64. Add pkgs/dynamonum (exact
normalised decimal with an int64 fast path) and use it for expression
comparisons, key conditions, sort-key ordering and continuation, SET/ADD
arithmetic with overflow/underflow/38-digit errors, and NS de-dup. N/NS
values are canonicalised at request decode.
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The full-repo lint (triggered when go.mod changes) ran out of disk
("no space left on device" in typecheck). Lint uses no docker images, apt
packages or swap, so reclaim those too in the lint job.
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Next parity batch. Collects work until the maintainer says stop.
<app>-<slot>hostnames, sticky settings (slotConfigNames), swap and swap-with-preview (applySlotConfig/resetSlotConfig),slotsdiffs, per-tier slot limits.DATASTORE_EMULATOR_HOST): Lookup, RunQuery (structured + GQL), aggregations, transactions with optimistic concurrency, AllocateIds/ReserveIds, admin index API with documented composite-index enforcement.Test plan
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