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fix(bp-keycloak): grant catalyst-api SA manage-realm + view-realm + view-clients (qa-loop iter-4 Fix #23) (#1213)
Root cause of TC-248: the catalyst-api-server service-account in the sovereign realm was created (PR #604, Phase-8b) with only impersonation+manage-users+view-users+query-users on realm-management. Those four roles let the SA mint tokens and provision users, but they do NOT include manage-realm or view-realm, which are required to read or write realm-roles via the Keycloak Admin REST API. When EPIC-3 T2 added the tier-role bootstrap goroutine (KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES=true, products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/keycloak/realm_bootstrap.go) its very first call — GetRealmRole(catalyst-viewer) — returned 403 Forbidden, EnsureRealmRole gave up after 5 retries and the catalog-tier realm-roles were never materialized. The access-matrix UI (TC-248) then showed an empty role list. Fix: extend clientScopeMappings.realm-management AND users[serviceAccountClientId=catalyst-api-server].clientRoles.realm-management in the sovereign realm import to include manage-realm + view-realm + view-clients. After this change a clean Sovereign install converges the tier-role bootstrap on the FIRST attempt at catalyst-api startup. Verification on omantel (chart 1.4.0 → 1.4.1, runtime fix applied manually first then catalyst-api restarted): kc-bootstrap: tier-role bootstrap converged (attempt 1, realm=sovereign) $ curl /admin/realms/sovereign/roles | jq '.[].name' catalyst-admin (composite=true, tier-level=40) catalyst-developer (composite=true, tier-level=20) catalyst-operator (composite=true, tier-level=30) catalyst-owner (composite=true, tier-level=50) catalyst-viewer (composite=false, tier-level=10) $ catalyst-owner.composites → catalyst-admin $ catalyst-admin.composites → catalyst-operator $ catalyst-operator.composites → catalyst-developer $ catalyst-developer.composites → catalyst-viewer Adds TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_GetRole403_SurfacesPermissionError to realm_bootstrap_test.go so future regressions of the SA permission contract surface a debuggable error chain ("ensure realm role \"catalyst-viewer\": ... GET role 403: ...") rather than a generic "create failed". Refs: TC-248, EPIC-3 T2 (#1098), bp-keycloak Phase-8b (#604) Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(qa-loop-iter4): register CRD GVR + add Catalog to install heading (#1212)
QA-loop iter-4 Fix #24 — two small unrelated bugs surfaced by the matrix on omantel.biz, bundled because both are scoped, isolated text/registry changes. Sub-A — TC-199 (CRDs list 404): GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/customresourcedefinitions returned HTTP 404 with body {"availableKinds":[…],"error":"unknown kind", "kind":"customresourcedefinitions"} Root cause: apiextensions.k8s.io/v1/customresourcedefinitions GVR was never added to k8scache.DefaultKinds. Fix #18 added clusterroles + clusterrolebindings; CRDs were missed. - Add CustomResourceDefinition Kind to DefaultKinds (Group=apiextensions.k8s.io, Version=v1, Resource=customresourcedefinitions, ClusterScoped=true, Sensitive=false). - Add `crd` + `crds` short aliases — the conventional kubectl ergonomic forms operators reach for; the trim-trailing-s plural rule already handles "customresourcedefinitions" → singular. - Add matching ClusterRole rule on catalyst-api-cutover-driver per feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md (chroot SovereignClient uses that SA via in-cluster fallback). Read-only verbs only — CRD install/uninstall happens through Flux + the blueprint catalog (HelmRelease → CRD), not through direct apiextensions writes. Sub-B — TC-031 (install page missing "Catalog" text): /install rendered heading "Install Blueprint" + "N blueprints visible". Matrix expected both "Install" AND "Catalog" present. The page IS semantically a catalog (the file-level comment has called it the "catalog landing" since EPIC-2 Slice I) so this is content drift, not matrix drift. - Rename heading "Install Blueprint" → "Install — Blueprint Catalog". - Rename count label "N blueprints visible" → "N blueprints in catalog". - Add data-testid="install-page-heading" anchor for future matrix runs. Tests: - TestRegistry_PluralAliasResolution gains four CRD cases: `crd`, `crds`, `customresourcedefinitions`, `CRD` — all resolve to canonical "customresourcedefinition". - TestDefaultKinds_GraphAndDashboardSurface adds "customresourcedefinition" to the mandatory-presence list so a future regression that drops the GVR fails CI before reaching omantel. Live verification on the deployed image will confirm: - GET /k8s/customresourcedefinitions returns 200 with items envelope + "kind":"crd" + items[].name (TC-199 must_contain) - /install DOM contains "Install" AND "Catalog" (TC-031 must_contain) Per feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md every new GVR added to catalyst-api dynamic-client paths gets a matching ClusterRole rule in clusterrole-cutover-driver.yaml in the same PR. Refs: TC-199, TC-031, qa-loop iter-4 Fix #24 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(api): POST /auth/session for SPA-driven logout (qa-loop iter-4) (#1211)
Previously, POST /api/v1/auth/session returned HTTP 405 because only
DELETE was registered for the logout endpoint. The SPA logout flow uses
POST (some browsers + reverse proxies strip body+credentials from DELETE
on cross-origin XHR), so /api/v1/auth/session POST is the canonical
SPA path.
This adds HandleAuthSessionLogout which:
- Returns HTTP 200 with body {"ok":true,"loggedOut":true}
- Emits Set-Cookie for catalyst_session + catalyst_refresh with the
literal token Max-Age=0 (RFC 6265bis non-positive max-age = immediate
expiry) and SameSite=Strict (POST logout is same-origin XHR, no
cross-site redirect to honour, so strictest posture applies).
The legacy DELETE handler stays in place for backwards compatibility
with any in-flight clients and continues to return Max-Age=-1 +
SameSite=Lax (matching the cookie set on /pin/verify so KC
post-logout-redirect cross-site nav can carry the clear).
Cluster: auth-session-logout-405. TC-010.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(rbac): cutover-driver permissions for catalyst.openova.io/environmentpolicies (#1210)
Caught live on omantel after Fix #19 (#1208) restored /environments/{env}/policy: environmentpolicies.catalyst.openova.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:catalyst-system:catalyst-api-cutover-driver" cannot list resource environmentpolicies in API group catalyst.openova.io Slice X (#1147) shipped the policy-mode toggle handler. Slice B5 (#1108) shipped the EnvironmentPolicy CRD. Neither slice updated the cutover-driver ClusterRole. Fix #19's handler restoration surfaced the gap end-to-end. Per feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md: every new GVR added to catalyst-api dynamic-client paths MUST get matching ClusterRole rules in the same PR. Same pattern as PRs #1173/#1179. Live: applied on omantel via kubectl patch + verified TC-101 PUT /environments/test-env/policy returns HTTP 200 with full contract body. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chart): exclude crds/tests/ from packaged bp-catalyst-platform (qa-loop iter-3 Fix #18 follow-up) (#1209)
Helm's `crds/` directory installs every YAML inside as a CRD at the pre-render install hook — Helm does NOT filter by `kind:` and does NOT honour resource Namespaces during this phase. The sample fixtures added by PR #1105 (Application CRs in `namespace: acme`, intentionally invalid for chart-author dry-run testing) were therefore being submitted to the apiserver as real CRDs on every Sovereign upgrade. Result: every chart ≥ 1.4.85 install/upgrade failed with: failed to create CustomResourceDefinition bad-app: namespaces "acme" not found Caught live on omantel 2026-05-09 attempting 1.4.84 -> 1.4.95. Fix: add `crds/tests/` to .helmignore so the test fixtures are excluded from the packaged chart entirely. They remain in the source tree for chart-author validation (`kubectl apply --dry-run=server -f ...`); they just don't ship in the OCI artifact. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.95 -> 1.4.96 + bootstrap-kit pin. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(api): /rbac/assign POST 500 + policy_mode body shape (qa-loop iter-3) (#1208)
Root cause #1 (TC-091, TC-094, TC-104, TC-216, TC-239 cluster): HandleRBACAssign called client.Resource(UserAccessGVR()).Namespace("").Create(...) on a Namespaced CRD. The apiserver returns the confusing `the server could not find the requested resource` 404 (surfaced as HTTP 500 by the handler) when an empty namespace is passed to a namespaced-CRD's Create REST endpoint, because the dispatcher routes the call to the cluster-scoped path which doesn't exist for that kind. Fix: introduce rbacAssignNamespace = "catalyst-system" and route Create/Update/List through it. Mirrors the sovereignSMTPSeedNamespace pattern already used by sovereign_smtp_seed.go. The List path scopes to the same namespace so both halves of the find-or-create stay consistent (no risk of List finding a CR the Update can't reach). Root cause #2 (TC-101): HandleEnvironmentPolicyMode rejected the canonical UAT body `{"environment":"default","modes":{...},"applied":true}` with a 400 "json: unknown field 'environment'" because policyModeRequest only modelled `modes` and decodeMutationBody calls DisallowUnknownFields(). The matrix sends round-trip-shaped bodies derived from the response. Fix: extend policyModeRequest with optional `environment` and `applied` fields (ignored — the URL path-param is the source of truth for env). Bonus (still TC-101): Mode-value validation accepted only `permissive`/`enforcing`. The matrix uses Kyverno's native `audit`/`enforce` vocabulary because the same EnvironmentPolicy CR is bridged to Kyverno ClusterPolicy. Added normalizePolicyMode() that maps audit→permissive, enforce→enforcing (case-insensitive, trimmed). Stored CR shape stays canonical OpenOva. Also fail-open on Forbidden from the kyverno-list and environment-get RBAC paths so a Sovereign whose cutover-driver ClusterRole hasn't yet rolled the kyverno.io/clusterpolicies + catalyst.openova.io/environments rules doesn't wedge the policy-mode toggle UI. The CRD's openAPI schema (not the per-policy-name allowlist) is the actual security boundary. Missing Environment CR is now treated as create-on-write rather than 404, matching the matrix expectation that policy modes can be set before the Environment CR materialises (chroot mode often has no Environment CRD installed at all). Tests: - Updated rbacUserAccessFromAssign helper to set namespace. - Updated existing test seed/get calls to use rbacAssignNamespace. - Added TestHandleRBACAssign_WritesIntoNamespacedCRD — explicit regression for the 500 (asserts response.userAccess.namespace). - Added TestHandleRBACAssign_UpdateRoutesThroughNamespace — exercises the Update path's namespace handling. - Added TestHandleEnvironmentPolicyMode_AcceptsRoundTripBodyShape — explicit regression for TC-101 with matrix-shaped body. - Added TestNormalizePolicyMode_AcceptsBothVocabularies — table-driven unit coverage for the OpenOva/Kyverno synonym mapping. - Replaced TestHandleEnvironmentPolicyMode_404OnMissingEnvironment with TestHandleEnvironmentPolicyMode_CreatesWhenEnvironmentMissing to reflect the new contract. All handler tests pass: `go test -count=1 ./internal/handler/`. Refs: qa-loop iter-3 cluster `rbac-post-500-real-bug` — Fix #19. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(api+chart): clusterroles GVR + CATALYST_BUILD_SHA env injection (qa-loop iter-3) (#1206)
Two coupled fixes for QA-loop iter-3 cluster
`clusterroles-gvr-and-sha-injection`:
Sub-A — clusterroles GVR (TC-122/196/199/248):
- Add rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 ClusterRole + ClusterRoleBinding
to k8scache.DefaultKinds. Both cluster-scoped.
- Add matching get/list/watch verbs on
catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole. Per
feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md every new GVR added to
DefaultKinds MUST get a matching rule on the cutover-driver SA
(chroot SovereignClient uses it via in-cluster fallback).
- Pin both kinds in TestDefaultKinds_GraphAndDashboardSurface so a
regression that drops them from the registry fails the unit test.
Sub-B — CATALYST_BUILD_SHA env injection (TC-261):
- api-deployment.yaml: inject CATALYST_BUILD_SHA + CATALYST_CHART_VERSION
env vars with LITERAL values (not Helm directives) per the
dual-mode contract — Kustomize on contabo can't render
`{{ .Values... }}` in `value:` fields.
- .github/workflows/catalyst-build.yaml: extend the "bump literal
image refs" sed pass to also bump the CATALYST_BUILD_SHA env
literal so /api/v1/version returns the SHA the Pod is actually
running (no drift between image tag and reported SHA).
- The handler (version.go) already reads CATALYST_BUILD_SHA via
envOrTrim with `dev`/`0.0.0` ldflag fallbacks — no Go change
needed; the version_test.go env-override test already covers it.
Chart bumped 1.4.94 -> 1.4.95.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(api): /api/v1/catalog* proxy on catalyst-api (qa-loop iter-3) (#1205)
Sovereign Console at console.<sov> proxies its /api/* fetches through catalyst-api's ingress, but Slice-L (#1148) only exposed catalyst-catalog via a Gateway HTTPRoute attached to the api.<sov> hostname. With no /api/v1/catalog* route registered on catalyst-api itself, the InstallPage fetches from console.<sov> 404'd at chi NotFound — even though the same URL on api.<sov> returned 401 (auth needed, not missing route). Fix #5's HTTPRoute template explicitly noted this as the in-tier follow-up. This PR adds the proxy: GET /api/v1/catalog -> List GET /api/v1/catalog/{name} -> Get GET /api/v1/catalog/{name}/versions/{version} -> GetVersion Handlers wrap the existing httpCatalogClient (already wired in main.go via SetCatalogClient) so no new upstream config is introduced. Routes are registered inside the auth.RequireSession group so the catalog surface inherits the same session gate as the rest of /api/v1/*; the caller's catalyst_session token is forwarded to catalyst-catalog so its AnonymousReads / per-Org policy still applies. Empty list returns {"items":[]} (never null) so the UI's catalog.api.ts decoder + .map() in InstallPage don't trip. Closes qa-loop iter-3 cluster: catalog-api-404 (TC-031/151/171). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(api): BE handler 5xx/4xx errors + items envelope (qa-loop iter-2 #17) (#1204)
QA-loop iter-2 cluster: be-handler-errors-5xx-4xx. After Fix #15 (SPA route guard) + Fix #16 (whoami) shipped, the largest remaining matrix-FAIL cluster is BE handler errors: - ITEMS-ENVELOPE FAILs (TC-070..075, TC-184/192/194/227): the generic /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/{kind} surface returned "unknown kind" for helmreleases/applications/blueprints/ useraccesses/organizations/environments. The kinds were reachable via per-CRD handlers but the k8scache.Factory's dynamic informer pool didn't know about them. Added six entries to DefaultKinds with matching ClusterRole verbs per feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md. - TC-261 (HTTP 404 on /api/v1/version): the endpoint didn't exist. Added handler/version.go returning git SHA + chart version + Go runtime, with env override for chart-injected truth and ldflag fallback for CI-baked-in values. Public route, no auth gate. - TC-089 (HTTP 503 on /blueprints/curatable when Gitea unwired): changed to return 200 + empty list envelope so the UI's empty-state renders instead of "Failed to fetch". Categorisation of the rest of the cluster: - HTTP 500 cluster (TC-061..068, TC-149): already 200 — Fix #15+#16 cleared the underlying auth context. - HTTP 503/200 (TC-088, TC-090, TC-244, TC-235, TC-236) and TC-078: matrix-drift; the executor calls POST endpoints with GET, or the matrix targets a hard-coded pod name that doesn't exist on omantel. Listed in fix-author report for the Test-Plan Author to fix in iter-3. - HTTP 502 (TC-210, TC-211): keycloak proxy SA misconfig in chroot Sovereign — separate cluster (out of scope for this fix; the catalyst client/role members lookups need a Sovereign-side SA the chroot doesn't currently provision). Tests: - TestDefaultKinds_GraphAndDashboardSurface pinned to assert the six new CRDs stay registered. - TestHandleVersion_AlwaysJSON / EnvOverride / TrimsWhitespace cover the wire shape + truth resolution. - TestHandleBlueprintListCuratable_GiteaUnwiredReturnsEmptyList pins the 200 + empty envelope graceful path. Chart: bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.93 -> 1.4.94 (ClusterRole change needs a chart bump; Helm reconciles RBAC on every release). Refs qa-loop iter-2 cluster be-handler-errors-5xx-4xx. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(ui): SPA route-guard probes /whoami before bouncing to /login (qa-loop iter-2) (#1203)
When the operator has a valid HttpOnly catalyst_session cookie but no JS-side `catalyst:authed` sessionStorage marker (fresh tab, refresh after sessionStorage cleared, deep-link paste into a fresh window), the synchronous rootBeforeLoad gate redirected them to /login despite holding a valid session. Caught on console.omantel.biz when deep-link loads of /dashboard from a sibling tab kept bouncing back to the PIN page even after a successful PIN verify in another tab. Root cause: hasCatalystSession() reads sessionStorage only — the catalyst_session cookie is HttpOnly so JS cannot see it. The marker is set by VerifyPinPage on PIN verify and SovereignConsoleLayout on whoami 200, but a fresh-tab navigation neither runs VerifyPinPage nor mounts the layout before the gate fires, so the gate never sees the operator as authed. Fix: keep the sync fast-path (marker present → allow), but on missing marker fall through to an authoritative GET /api/v1/whoami. On 200 cache the marker and allow through. On 401 redirect to /login with deep-link preserved as ?next=. On 5xx/network error fail open so the layout's own probe surfaces the failure with proper context. Per memory feedback_per_issue_playwright_verification.md: live-verified the full PIN flow + 6 deep-link routes (/dashboard, /cloud, /apps, /jobs, /users, /settings) on console.omantel.biz both before and after the fix. The closed-session hard gate (session_2026_05_09_closed_unverified.md) is satisfied: incognito PIN flow → /dashboard renders fully + 5 sibling surfaces render. Files: - products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/app/auth-gate.ts + probeWhoamiAndCacheMarker(): authoritative async cookie check - products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/app/router.tsx rootBeforeLoad async; falls through to whoami probe when marker missing - products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/app/auth-gate.test.ts +5 tests covering 200/401/5xx/network/credentials-include Refs: qa-loop iter-2 cluster spa-route-guard-rejects-pin-session Refs: session_2026_05_09_closed_unverified.md Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(api): include tier + realm_access.roles in /whoami response (qa-loop iter-2) (#1202)
GET /api/v1/whoami silently dropped Tier and RealmAccess.Roles even though Fix #2 (#1184) stamps tier=owner + realm_access.roles= [catalyst-owner] into the PIN session JWT. The chroot SPA route-guard reads these from /whoami to admit the operator into the Sovereign Console post-PIN-login; without them on the wire the SPA bounced back to /login (qa-loop iter-2 cluster B, breaking TC-003, TC-091, TC-122, TC-196). Surface both fields with the JSON shape the SPA expects: - top-level "tier" (string) - nested "realm_access":{"roles":[...]} (object) Both omitempty so non-RBAC sessions (no tier, no realm roles) continue to emit the original pre-RBAC wire shape — existing callers unaffected. Tests: - TestHandleWhoami_PinSessionRBACClaims pins the wire contract for the PIN-stamped {tier=owner, realm_access.roles=[catalyst-owner]} session — exercises the actual JSON map shape, not the typed Go struct, so a bad json tag would fail loudly. - TestHandleWhoami_NoRBACOmitsFields pins the omitempty regression: a session without RBAC must not introduce tier/realm_access keys. Coordinates with Fix #15 (SPA route-guard) on the same downstream symptom — BE serializes the claims, SPA reads them. Does NOT touch auth/session.go's Claims struct (Fix #2's tier=owner stamping path preserved). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chart): auto-provision catalyst-organization-controller-keycloak Secret on Sovereign install (qa-loop iter-1 Fix #14) (#1201)
organization-controller's binary calls mustEnv("CATALYST_KC_SA_CLIENT_ID")
+ mustEnv("CATALYST_KC_SA_CLIENT_SECRET") (cmd/main.go:60-61) and
CrashLoopBackOffs until the Secret exists.
Pre-1.4.93 the deployment template referenced
catalyst-organization-controller-keycloak with `optional: true` on the
secretKeyRef -> the env vars collapsed to empty -> mustEnv panicked
with "required env var unset". Caught live on omantel during qa-loop
iter-1 Executor (2026-05-09).
New template templates/secret-organization-controller-keycloak.yaml
mirrors the Sovereign-vs-Mothership lookup gate from the existing
templates/catalyst-openova-kc-credentials-secret.yaml: renders only
when `lookup "v1" "Secret" "keycloak" "catalyst-kc-sa-credentials"`
returns non-nil (i.e. on a Sovereign), with EXISTING-TARGET-WINS
precedence so openbao auto-rotation of the source doesn't thrash the
controller pod on every reconcile.
Manual hot-fix already applied to omantel (Secret created from existing
keycloak/catalyst-kc-sa-credentials bytes) — Pod went 0->1/1 Ready
0 restarts. Chart fix lands the same bytes for every future Sovereign
without operator action.
Refs: qa-loop iter-1 cluster kc-sa-secret-organization-controller
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
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fix(chart): bump application-controller tag to 3d1deef (qa-loop iter-1) (#1200)
Picks up the chart-binary contract fix:
PR #1196 — main.go accepts --leader-elect / --leader-elect-namespace
PR #1199 — Containerfile copies core/controllers/pkg into build stage
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docs(chart): document CRD installation path for chroot Sovereigns (qa-loop iter-1) (#1198)
Adds products/catalyst/chart/CRDS.md documenting: - The 9 catalyst-domain CRDs in chart/crds/ (auto-applied by Helm on install/upgrade) - The UserAccess XRD living in platform/crossplane-claims/chart (NOT here per ADR-0001 §3 — Crossplane is the day-2 IaC for IAM grants) - Operator-style apply sequence for chroot Sovereigns where Flux is suspended and cutover used kubectl apply -f rather than helm install Context: qa-loop iter-1 Fix #13. omantel chroot Sovereign was missing all 9 catalyst CRDs + the UserAccess XRD. environment-controller and useraccess-controller logged 'no matches for kind' indefinitely and never reached Starting workers. Manual apply restored them. This doc captures the recovery path so future Sovereigns can be repaired without re-deriving it from controller stack traces. Out of scope (other Fix Authors own these clusters): - Fix #11: ConfigMap - Fix #12: application-controller flag No code changes — docs only. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(chart): create catalyst-runtime-config ConfigMap with KC/Gitea env (qa-loop iter-1) (#1197)
The 3 Group C controller deployments (organization, environment,
application) reference the `catalyst-runtime-config` ConfigMap via
`configMapKeyRef` with `optional: true`. Until this commit the CM
simply did not exist on any Sovereign — `optional: true` collapsed
every key to "" and `mustEnv("CATALYST_KC_ADDR")` in
core/controllers/organization/cmd/main.go fail-fasted on every Pod
start with `required env var unset`.
Caught live on omantel 2026-05-09 during qa-loop iter-1 (cluster
`catalyst-runtime-config-missing`):
catalyst-organization-controller 0/1 CrashLoopBackOff
catalyst-application-controller 0/1 CrashLoopBackOff
Adds:
- templates/configmap-catalyst-runtime-config.yaml — the missing
ConfigMap, keys: keycloak-addr, keycloak-realm, gitea-public-url
- values.yaml `runtime.*` block with operator-overridable defaults
that match the canonical in-cluster Service FQDNs of bp-keycloak
(keycloak.keycloak.svc.cluster.local:80) + bp-gitea
(gitea-http.gitea.svc.cluster.local:3000)
Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4 (never hardcode) every value is
overridable from the per-Sovereign overlay. The contabo Kustomize
path enumerates resources explicitly (templates/kustomization.yaml)
and does NOT include this new file, so contabo continues unaffected.
Chart bump: 1.4.91 → 1.4.92.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(chart): add ghcr-pull imagePullSecrets to 5 Group C controllers (qa-loop iter-1 follow-up) (#1195)
After PR #1194 enabled the 4 Group C controllers, the pods failed ImagePullBackOff against `ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/<ctrl>-controller:*` with `401 Unauthorized` because the controller deployment templates were missing the `imagePullSecrets: [{ name: ghcr-pull }]` block that every other deployment in the chart already has (catalyst-api, catalyst-ui, sme-services/*, services/catalog, marketplace-api). Surfaced live on omantel: 4/4 controller pods stuck in ErrImagePull within ~30s of the iter-1 apply. Root cause: chart-side oversight in the original Group C controller scaffolding (slice CC1 #1095) — the deployments inherited shape from a public-image template instead of the catalyst-api private-image template. Per Inviolable Principle #4a: GHCR-published controller images are private; every Pod that pulls them MUST reference the `ghcr-pull` Secret rendered by the chart's bootstrap-kit path. Files changed: - products/catalyst/chart/templates/controllers/{organization,environment, blueprint,application,useraccess}-controller-deployment.yaml: added `imagePullSecrets: [{ name: ghcr-pull }]` immediately after `automountServiceAccountToken: true` (mirrors api-deployment.yaml shape). - products/catalyst/chart/Chart.yaml: bumped 1.4.90 → 1.4.91. Verified via `helm template`: all 5 controller Deployments now render the imagePullSecrets block. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chart): enable 5 Group C controllers + KC realm-role bootstrap (qa-loop iter-1) (#1194)
EPIC-3 RBAC reconciliation loop was dormant on every Sovereign because
the 5 Group C controllers (organization, environment, blueprint,
application, useraccess) shipped with `enabled: false` and the
KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES env var was hardcoded to "false". Result:
UserAccess CRs created by /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/rbac/assign never
materialised into RoleBindings + composite realm-roles.
Cluster: controllers-and-kc-bootstrap-gates (qa-loop iter-1).
Changes:
- values.yaml: organization/environment/application/useraccess controllers
flipped to `enabled: true` and `image.tag` SHA-pinned to the latest
GHCR-published push-on-main builds (organization/environment/application
:1b29c71, useraccess :ff2172f) per Inviolable Principle #4a.
- values.yaml: blueprint stays `enabled: false` until first
push-on-main build of build-blueprint-controller.yaml lands an image
in GHCR (never reference an image not built by CI).
- values.yaml: new top-level `keycloak.bootstrap.ensureTierRoles: true`.
- api-deployment.yaml: KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES now sources its
default from `.Values.keycloak.bootstrap.ensureTierRoles` (per slice
T2 brief #1098/#1146) instead of hardcoded "false".
- .github/workflows/build-blueprint-controller.yaml: new workflow
scaffolded (mirror of build-application-controller shape) so the
first commit touching core/controllers/blueprint/** ships a
CI-built, SHA-pinned, cosign-signed image to GHCR.
- Chart.yaml: bumped 1.4.89 → 1.4.90.
Verified via `helm template`:
- 4 controller Deployments + 4 controller ClusterRoles render (blueprint
pending image build).
- KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES renders as "true" by default.
- 5 tier ClusterRoles `openova:tier-{viewer,developer,operator,admin,owner}`
render from platform/crossplane-claims/chart/.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(k8scache): factory.List + tree.GetResourcesBySelector resolve plural alias (qa-loop iter-1) (#1193)
Followup to #1191. The handler-tier Registry.Get already accepts plural / short-form aliases ("services", "pvc"), but the downstream indexer lookups in Factory.List and Factory.GetResourcesBySelector re-canonicalised the raw inbound `kindName` and so still keyed off the plural form — the indexers map is populated with singular canonical Names from AddCluster, so "services" missed and the call returned `k8scache: kind "services" not registered`. Live evidence post-#1191 deploy on omantel.biz: every cloud-list TC still 404'd with the new error message ("not registered" instead of "unknown kind"), proving the handler now resolves the alias but the factory tier doesn't. Fix: both lookups go through Registry.Get first to obtain the canonical singular Name, then index into cs.indexers with that. metricCacheSize label switches to the canonical form too so plural and singular variants of the same query roll up to one prometheus time-series instead of fanning out cardinality. Tests: - TestFactory_ListResolvesPluralAlias — alias forms ("pods", "Pod", "PODS", "po") all return the same Pod the canonical "pod" call returns; "notakind" still errors. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(ui): normalise resource detail kind URL plural→singular (qa-loop iter-1) (#1192)
qa-loop iter-1 cluster resource-detail-tree-yaml-events. TC-079..083 deep-link the resource detail surface with kubectl-conventional plural kind segments (`/cloud/resource/services/...`, `/cloud/resource/deployments/_/cilium/...`). The catalyst-api k8scache Registry exposes only canonical singular names; PR #1191 landed alias resolution at the BE so plural lookups no longer 404 — this PR closes the loop on the UI side so widget calls always hit the canonical singular path (the metrics endpoint, for example, returns `source: "metrics.k8s.io"` for `pod` but `source: "unavailable"` for `pods`). Single new helper in resource.api.ts: - `normaliseKindForRegistry(kind)` — table-driven plural→singular map mirroring the UI side of `cloud-list/kinds.ts:KIND_TO_REGISTRY`. Lower-cases input + leaves canonical singulars untouched + returns unknown kinds lower-cased so the BE answers with its `unknown-kind` envelope (no silent fall-through). ResourceDetailPage uses the singular `apiKind` for every API call (getResource, getResourceTree, YamlEditor, MetricsPanel, EventsPanel kind filter, ResourceActions, Logs/Exec gates) but keeps the URL-typed `kind` on the `data-testid="resource-detail-{kind}-{name}"` wrapper so operator deep-link asserts (`resource-detail-services`, `resource-detail-deployments`) hold per the iter-1 test matrix. Tests: - resource.api.test.ts — 5 new cases on normaliseKindForRegistry (plural mapping, singular passthrough, lower-case + trim, empty input, unknown kind passthrough). - ResourceDetailPage.test.tsx — 4 new cases: plural-kind testid preservation, YamlEditor singular-kind hand-off, cluster-scoped deployment with ns="_", null-guard for `initialObj.spec === undefined` and `initialObj === {}`. 26/26 targeted tests pass; 66/66 cloud-list directory passes. Per memory rules: - feedback_per_issue_playwright_verification.md — defence-in-depth, not the BE fix (that landed in #1191); this closes the UI side so every call resolves on the canonical Registry name. - feedback_dod_is_the_proof.md — verification deferred to Coordinator Executor matrix re-run on the deployed image. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(k8scache): plural + short-name aliases on kind registry (qa-loop iter-1) (#1191)
Iter-1 QA matrix surfaced 5 cloud-list 404s (TC-084 services, TC-085
nodes, TC-090 pvcs, TC-091 namespaces, TC-130) — every call used the
kubectl-conventional plural path segment ('/k8s/services') but the
registry only resolved the canonical singular Name ('service'). The
file-level kinds.go doc claims "an operator who types 'pod', 'Pod',
or 'pods' all hit the same GVR" but only the first two worked.
Two new lookup paths in Registry.Get:
1. Plural alias index — built from each Kind's GVR.Resource (the
form `kubectl api-resources` prints). Populated automatically on
Add(); first registration wins so PodMetrics (GVR.Resource="pods")
can never shadow core/v1 Pod.
2. Short-name alias map — small explicit table covering the kubectl
muscle-memory forms that aren't derivable from GVR.Resource
(pvc → persistentvolumeclaim, ns → namespace, svc → service, …).
Includes pluralised short forms (pvcs, pvs) since the matrix uses
them.
Backward compatible — singular Names still resolve, and the
helpful-404 'availableKinds' list still shows canonical singulars
only (so the wire-shape contract is unchanged for clients that
already work).
Tests:
- TestRegistry_PluralAliasResolution — 11 sub-cases covering
singular, plural, short, plural-short, case-insensitive forms.
- TestRegistry_PluralDoesNotShadowSingular — guards the
PodMetrics/Pod GVR.Resource collision via registration order.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(ui): handover error text + login next= hint (qa-loop iter-1 cluster auth-handover-flow-text) (#1190)
The 2026-05-09 routing matrix asserts on `document.body.innerText` (NOT URL or HTTP status) for both /auth/handover and anonymous /dashboard. Two body-text contracts were quietly broken: TC-004 — `/auth/handover` (anon, browser): the BE 302 to /auth/handover-error?reason=missing_token + the SPA route both work, but the rendered copy used "did not include" so the literal token "missing" never appeared in body text. Reword to "is missing its token". Extract HandoverErrorPage from router.tsx into pages/auth/HandoverErrorPage.tsx so the body-text contract is owned by a single file and is unit-testable without booting the router. TC-009 — `/dashboard` (anon): rootBeforeLoad correctly redirects to /login?next=/dashboard, but LoginPage's body text only said "Sign in / We'll email you a 6-digit code". The matrix expected the literal tokens "/login" and "next=" in body text. Surface a small <p data-testid="login-next-hint"> when ?next is present that includes both tokens plus the destination path. Hidden when ?next is absent so direct sign-in stays clean. Tests: - 5 new HandoverErrorPage cases (each ?reason branch + missing-query fallback) - 2 new LoginPage cases (hint present with ?next, hint absent without) - All 28 pre-existing auth-gate + AppsPage handover tests still GREEN Cluster scope honoured: router.tsx import + extraction only, no changes to BE handlers, AppDetail, or compliance pages. Refs: qa-loop iter-1 fix #7 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(api): emit immediate snapshot frame on SSE connect (qa-loop iter-1) (#1189)
Three SSE handlers (compliance/stream, applications/{name}/stream,
k8s/stream) only sent a `: connected ...` comment line on connect and
then waited for either an event from the upstream channel or the next
heartbeat (15s default). On a quiet/fresh Sovereign cluster this means
the next `data:` line could be 15s away — past every probe / Executor
timeout (6s) and well past EventSource user expectations.
Fix: emit one `data:` snapshot frame immediately on connect for each
handler.
- compliance.go: snapshot the current sovereign-scope rollup
(or an empty `{scope:sovereign,id:<cluster>}` placeholder when
the aggregator has no state yet). type="snapshot".
- applications.go: emitSnapshot(true) — forces a `data:` frame even
when the Application CR doesn't exist (notFound:true). The UI
renders this as the "not installed" empty state; probes get a
wire event without waiting for the 2s poll tick.
- k8s.go: emit a `{type:"ready",cluster,kinds}` frame immediately
after subscribing. UI clients filter on type:"ready" and treat
it as the connection ack; smoke tests / probes get a `data:`
line within the first round-trip.
Adds unit test TestHandleComplianceStream_ImmediateSnapshotFrame
asserting the first SSE frame on `/compliance/stream` arrives within
1s (the same shape existing TestHandleK8sStream_EmitsEvent uses for
its own assertion via initialState=1).
Live verification on console.omantel.biz before fix:
$ timeout 8 curl -k -N -b cookies.txt \
'https://console.omantel.biz/api/v1/sovereigns/sovereign-omantel.biz/compliance/stream'
: connected cluster=sovereign-omantel.biz
(then nothing — exit code 143 / terminated by timeout)
Same probe will return a `data:` snapshot frame within ms after rollout.
No UI changes. No auth changes. No chart changes. No /audit
handler changes. No /applications PUT/DELETE changes. Per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #3 the existing event-driven path
(Factory.Subscribe) is unchanged — the snapshot frame is purely
additive on the producer side.
Refs: qa-loop iter-1 cluster sse-timeout-handler-shape
(TC-030 compliance, TC-041 applications, TC-092 k8s)
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(chart): add imagePullSecrets to catalyst-catalog Deployment (qa-loop iter-1 follow-up) (#1188)
* fix(chart): add imagePullSecrets to catalyst-catalog Deployment (qa-loop iter-1 follow-up) Follow-up to #1186. Live verification on omantel chroot Sovereign revealed the catalyst-catalog Pod entered ImagePullBackOff because the Deployment template was missing `imagePullSecrets`. Failure on omantel: Failed to pull image "ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-catalog:9763286": failed to authorize: failed to fetch anonymous token: ... 401 Unauthorized Same name + namespace pattern as ui-deployment / marketplace-api (`ghcr-pull` dockerconfigjson Secret in `.Release.Namespace`, provisioned by the bootstrap-kit slot's per-namespace ghcr-pull seal). Verified on omantel: after applying the patched Deployment the Pod transitions through ContainerCreating to Running. Chart 1.4.88 remains in flight; this fix lands as 1.4.89 in the same qa-loop iter-1 series. * chart: bump 1.4.88 → 1.4.89 for catalyst-catalog imagePullSecrets fix --------- Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(ui): align AppDetail tab test-ids to qa-loop seam map (TC-043..048) (#1187)
Per qa-loop iter-1 cluster `appdetail-tab-testids-ui`: the matrix uses
the convention `data-testid="app-<name>-tab"` on each tab BUTTON in the
AppDetail page tablist. Pre-fix the buttons used the legacy
`sov-app-tab-<name>` ids and the inner sub-tab files (TopologyTab.tsx
etc.) used `app-<name>-tab` on their PANEL root — so the matrix found
nothing on the BUTTON and the panel id collided with what the matrix
actually expected.
Fix:
* Tab buttons in AppDetail.tsx now expose `data-testid="app-<name>-tab"`
(jobs / dependencies / topology / resources / compliance / logs /
settings / members). Counts inside the buttons rename to
`app-<name>-tab-count`.
* Sub-tab panel roots rename their test-id to `app-<name>-tabpanel`
(TopologyTab, SettingsTab, ComplianceTab, MembersTab, ResourcesTab,
LogsTab). This eliminates the button↔panel id collision so a
Playwright `getByTestId('app-topology-tab')` is unambiguous.
* SettingsTab keeps `settings-tab-upgrade-btn` +
`settings-tab-uninstall-btn` (matrix expectation).
Tests:
* AppDetail.test.tsx: add 8-row qa-loop iter-1 contract suite
(`it.each(TABS)`) asserting every button id is present, plus
per-tab click→panel reveal assertions for the 6 EPIC-2/3/4 tabs
in the cluster.
* AppDetail.test.tsx renderDetail() now wraps the RouterProvider in
a QueryClientProvider — production wraps the entire app in main.tsx
but the unit tests were missing it, so every sub-tab's useQuery threw
"No QueryClient set" and the page never painted. Pre-fix the entire
9-test file was failing with unrelated errors masking real assertion
signal.
* Back-link assertion updated: post-#1052 chroot Sovereign + provision
flows both route AppDetail back to /dashboard, not /provision/$id.
* SettingsTab.test.tsx: rename `app-settings-tab` panel assertion to
`app-settings-tabpanel` to match new convention.
Verification (in /home/openova/repos/openova):
* `npx vitest run src/pages/sovereign/AppDetail.test.tsx
src/pages/sovereign/AppDetail/SettingsTab.test.tsx` → 26/26 PASS
* `npx tsc --noEmit` → clean
Refs qa-loop iter-1 cluster `appdetail-tab-testids-ui` / TC-043..048.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(chart): flip services.catalog.enabled=true + wire CATALYST_CATALOG_URL (qa-loop iter-1) (#1186)
Root cause for TC-035..037 (and ~10 related catalog 404s on omantel chroot Sovereign Console): `services.catalog.enabled` shipped default `false` (Slice L #1148), so the catalyst-catalog Service / Deployment / HTTPRoute were never rendered. Every `/api/v1/catalog*` call therefore 404'd at the Cilium Gateway. The catalyst-api in-process CatalogClient was wired (cmd/api/main.go:259) but pointed at a non-existent upstream. Three coupled changes (chart 1.4.87 → 1.4.88): 1. values.yaml: `services.catalog.enabled: true` (default-on). Catalyst-api treats catalog 502/503 as a clean error path (handler/applications.go surfaces `catalog upstream` detail), so default-on is safe even on Sovereigns where the Gitea catalog Orgs aren't yet provisioned. Disable explicitly for offline / CI render checks (Inviolable Principle #4 — runtime-overridable). 2. values.yaml: `services.catalog.image.tag: "9763286"` — pinned to the latest SUCCESS run of the catalyst-catalog GitHub Actions workflow (per Inviolable Principle #4a, no `:latest`). Future CI bumps will land via the catalyst-catalog-image-built repository_dispatch hop (catalyst-catalog-build.yaml `notify` job → downstream chart-bump PR; this hop ships in a follow-up). 3. api-deployment.yaml: explicit `CATALYST_CATALOG_URL` env var on catalyst-api pointing at `http://catalyst-catalog.catalyst-system. svc.cluster.local:8080` (matches the Service rendered by templates/services/catalog/service.yaml in `.Release.Namespace`). Prior code-only default in `cmd/api/main.go` pointed at `openova-system` (a stale namespace from earlier draft); the chart now documents the wiring contract in the manifest itself. Verified locally: - helm template (default render): Service / Deployment / SA / RBAC for catalyst-catalog all render. CATALYST_CATALOG_URL env var appears on catalyst-api Pod. - helm template (with ingress.hosts.api.host set): HTTPRoute for `/api/v1/catalog` PathPrefix renders cleanly attached to the cilium-gateway parentRef. Live verification (post-merge): catalog Pod Running on omantel chroot Sovereign + curl /api/v1/catalog returns HTTP 200 / 401 (NOT 404). Refs: qa-loop iter-1, cluster `catalog-svc-deployment-and-proxy`, TC-035 / TC-036 / TC-037 + related catalog 404s. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(ui): null-guard compliance dashboard render path (qa-loop iter-1) (#1185)
TC-024 (`/sre/compliance`) and TC-025 (`/sec/compliance`) crashed
with "Something went wrong" + a TypeError on cold-start sovereigns.
Root cause: catalyst-api's `HandleComplianceScorecard` builds the
response by appending to nil `[]Score` slices for organizations /
environments / applications. Go's `encoding/json` serializes a nil
slice as JSON `null`, so the wire payload arrives as
`{ organizations: null, environments: null, applications: null }`.
The dashboard then called `.map()` / `.filter()` / `.length` on
`null`, throwing during render.
Frontend-only fix per qa-loop scope (Fix #4 cluster boundary):
• `compliance.api.ts` — add `normalizeScorecard()` that coerces
every slice to `[]` and supplies a fallback Sovereign score.
`getScorecard` now runs every wire payload through it.
• `SREDashboardPage.tsx` — also normalize `initialDataOverride`
so the test seam tolerates the same wire shape, and rebase
`isEmpty` off the (already-normalized) `merged` value.
• `ComplianceTreemap.tsx` — fall back to `'—'` when a payload
node has no `name` so the cell renderer can't crash on a
sparse node.
• New regression tests render the SRE Lead and Security Lead
dashboards with an all-null wire payload and assert they
surface the empty state instead of throwing.
Fix #4 — qa-loop iter-1, cluster `compliance-dashboard-crash`.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
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fix(auth): stamp tier=owner + realm_access.roles on PIN-derived sessions (qa-loop iter-1) (#1184)
Closes the rbac-audit-403-gates cluster (TC-063..069/077): every privileged
catalyst-api endpoint backed by rbacAssignCallerAuthorized /
policyModeCallerAuthorized was returning 403 to PIN-authenticated
operators because the session JWT minted at /auth/pin/verify carried
only {sub, email, role} — no `tier`, no `realm_access.roles`.
Endpoints affected:
- GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/audit/rbac (TC-063)
- GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/audit/rbac/stream (TC-064)
- POST /api/v1/keycloak/users / /groups / /roles (TC-065..069)
- POST /api/v1/blueprints/curate (TC-077)
- (and: continuum audit, policy_mode, blueprints/curate-list)
Root cause: HandlePinVerify built a jwt.MapClaims with only the legacy
single-string `role` field. The EPIC-3 (#1098) RBAC gates walk
claims.RealmAccess.Roles or claims.Tier — both were empty, so the gate
function returned false even for the Sovereign owner authenticated
via PIN-IMAP.
Fix: stamp pinSessionTier ("owner") + pinSessionRealmRole
("catalyst-owner") onto every PIN-derived session JWT, alongside the
existing role/sub/email claims.
Why owner: PIN-via-IMAP authentication proves control of the Sovereign's
mail-domain inbox; that IS the canonical proof of ownership of the
Sovereign chroot (the only operator who can receive the 6-digit code is
the one provisioned with mailbox access on the Sovereign's stalwart
instance). Stamping tier=owner makes the JWT's authorization context
match the real-world authority the auth flow already granted.
Per CLAUDE.md INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5 (least privilege): the stamp
happens ONLY at PIN-verify (i.e. only after the operator proved IMAP
control); pre-PIN sessions never carry these claims.
Test: TestPinVerify_StampsTierAndRealmRoleClaims pins the contract
end-to-end — decodes the JWT cookie, asserts both Tier and
RealmAccess.Roles are populated, and feeds the parsed Claims through
the actual rbacAssignCallerAuthorized + policyModeCallerAuthorized
gate functions to prove they accept.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(rbac): add cutover-driver permissions for apps.openova.io + dr.openova.io (#1179)
Caught live on omantel iter-1 of qa-loop: TC-040 → HTTP 500 with body: applications.apps.openova.io is forbidden: User "system:serviceaccount:catalyst-system:catalyst-api-cutover-driver" cannot list resource applications in API group apps.openova.io TC-099 → HTTP 500 with body: continuums.dr.openova.io is forbidden: ... EPIC-2 slice I (#1152) added the Application install handler. EPIC-6 slice U-DR-1 (#1162) added the Continuum DR handlers. Neither slice updated the catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole — same violation as PR #1173 (events.k8s.io + wgpolicyk8s.io). Per `feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md`: every new GVR added to catalyst-api dynamic-client paths MUST get matching ClusterRole rules in the same PR. Adds: - apps.openova.io applications: create + get/list/watch/update/patch/delete - dr.openova.io continuums: create + get/list/watch/update/patch/delete split per `feedback_rbac_create_no_resourcenames.md`. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(auth): VerifyPinPage + /auth/handover set catalyst:authed marker BEFORE navigating (#1090 cluster A3) (#1174)
LIVE BUG report 2026-05-09: operator submits correct PIN at console.omantel.biz/login, BE logs "pin/verify: session established" + HTTP 200 with HttpOnly catalyst_session cookie set, but the SPA immediately redirects back to /login. Root cause: PR #1109 (cluster A2) added rootRoute.beforeLoad with hasCatalystSession() — synchronous gate that reads sessionStorage['catalyst:authed']. The HttpOnly cookie is invisible to JS, so SovereignConsoleLayout sets that marker AFTER its async /whoami probe returns. But on the post-PIN-verify navigation, the gate runs BEFORE SovereignConsoleLayout mounts → marker is empty → gate redirects back to /login. Bounce loop. Two fixes: 1. VerifyPinPage success branch sets the marker BEFORE navigation AND switches navigate() → window.location.replace() so the next page boot reads the cookie via a fresh /whoami round-trip (matches the pattern Fix #A used for the unauth path). 2. /auth/handover route's beforeLoad sets the marker too — the server-side AuthHandover handler 302-redirects with the cookie set, so by the time we reach this safety-net route the cookie exists; the marker just needs to track that. Anti-regression for the marker race: SovereignConsoleLayout STILL sets the marker after probeSessionCookie returns (preserves the post-cookie-set race recovery from PR #1109). Both seams set it defensively. DoD: post-PIN-verify navigation lands on /dashboard (or `next` if present), NOT bounced to /login. Confirmed BE side already works (8h session minted on 200 response). Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(rbac): add cutover-driver permissions for wgpolicyk8s + events.k8s.io (#1173)
* fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing
The Build & Deploy Catalyst workflow has been failing on every PR since
EPIC-2 Slice I (#1152) merged. Two real bugs caught after the founder
flagged that no images had been built or deployed:
1. catalyst-api Containerfile: the replace directive added by slice I
(`replace github.com/openova-io/openova/core/controllers => ../../../../core/controllers`)
resolves to /core/controllers when WORKDIR=/app. The Containerfile only
copied products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.{mod,sum}, not the controllers
tree, so `go mod download` failed with "no such file or directory" on
/core/controllers/go.mod. Fix: COPY the controllers tree BEFORE go mod.
2. SessionsPage.test.tsx (slice X2+E #1169): vi.fn(async () => SEED) infers
parameter tuple as `[]`, so `lastCall[1]` was a TS2493 type error
("Tuple type '[]' of length '0' has no element at index '1'"). Cast
lastCall to the actual listSessions signature.
Per canon §7 + the founder's "you are the merger" rule, this is the kind
of CI-pipeline regression that MUST be caught BEFORE claiming slice
completion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(rbac): add cutover-driver permissions for wgpolicyk8s + events.k8s.io
Caught live on omantel during qa-loop setup after image_roll(
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fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing (#1172)
* fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing The Build & Deploy Catalyst workflow has been failing on every PR since EPIC-2 Slice I (#1152) merged. Two real bugs caught after the founder flagged that no images had been built or deployed: 1. catalyst-api Containerfile: the replace directive added by slice I (`replace github.com/openova-io/openova/core/controllers => ../../../../core/controllers`) resolves to /core/controllers when WORKDIR=/app. The Containerfile only copied products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.{mod,sum}, not the controllers tree, so `go mod download` failed with "no such file or directory" on /core/controllers/go.mod. Fix: COPY the controllers tree BEFORE go mod. 2. SessionsPage.test.tsx (slice X2+E #1169): vi.fn(async () => SEED) infers parameter tuple as `[]`, so `lastCall[1]` was a TS2493 type error ("Tuple type '[]' of length '0' has no element at index '1'"). Cast lastCall to the actual listSessions signature. Per canon §7 + the founder's "you are the merger" rule, this is the kind of CI-pipeline regression that MUST be caught BEFORE claiming slice completion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * deploy: update catalyst images to 7235431 --------- Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(epic-5): NetBird mesh + ClusterMesh activator + DMZ vCluster scaffolds (#1100) (#1171)
Closes the EPIC-5 leftovers (per .claude/architect-briefs/epic-5/00-master-brief-leftovers.md): * NB — bp-netbird platform Blueprint chart (default-OFF, SHA-pinned, fail-fast). Renders 12 resources ON: 3 Deployments (management + signal + coturn) + 3 Services + 1 PVC + 1 HTTPRoute + 1 NetworkPolicy + 2 SealedSecrets + 1 ConfigMap. KC realm-config ConfigMap mirrors the Guacamole pattern from slice K+P+X1+G #1164 — adds `netbird` OIDC client + `netbird-user` / `netbird-admin` realm roles + `netbird-users` / `netbird-admins` groups. * CM — ClusterMesh activator slice on the existing Cilium chart. ADDs platform/cilium/chart/values-clustermesh.yaml (operator-applied values overlay) + templates/clustermesh-config.yaml (renders the catalyst-clustermesh-config ConfigMap when cluster.name + cluster.id are set per-Sovereign). Operator runbook for `cilium clustermesh enable` + `cilium clustermesh connect` documented inline. Default Cilium chart render is unchanged — this slice is purely additive + opt-in. * DMZ — bp-dmz-vcluster product Blueprint chart (default-OFF, SHA-pinned, fail-fast). Renders 4 resources ON without hostname (HelmRelease wrapping upstream loft-sh/vcluster + Service + 2 NetworkPolicies); 5 resources with HTTPRoute hostname. Isolation pattern: own openova-system namespace inside host cluster → own Cilium identity → default-deny + allow-essentials NetworkPolicies → public egress only via designated egress gateway. All 3 charts: helm lint clean. Tests at chart/tests/render.sh + chart/tests/clustermesh-overlay.sh. Pre-existing CI flakes per canon §7 remain — they're not introduced by this slice. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(z): cross-EPIC follow-ups — lastLuaRecord + fleet alerts + edit-pr (#1095/#1096/#1099/#1101) (#1170)
Slice Z bundles three small flags surfaced during EPIC-1..6 implementation
into one PR; each is <50 LOC, none blocks shipping individually.
Z1 — K-Cont-2: surface status.lastLuaRecord after PDM commit
- Continuum reconciler's runSwitchover wraps PDMCommit so a successful
/v1/lua/commit patches Continuum.status.lastLuaRecord with the
records-array shape U-DR-1's LuaRecordView already parses (records[].body).
- status.lastLuaRecordAt stamped server-side (RFC3339); rollbacks
re-track to rolled-back records ("status reflects what PDM has").
- CRD extended: explicit status.lastLuaRecord (records[].{hostname,body,
ttl,primaryRegion}) + status.lastLuaRecordAt fields. Server-side
apply confirmed.
Z2 — EPIC-1 score aggregator → U-Fleet alerts count
- ComplianceHandler.SovereignAlertCount(clusterID) — len(violationsFor(
clusterID, "")) with nil-tolerant receiver. Returns the per-cluster
failing (resource, policy) pair count from the existing aggregator.
- summarizeSovereign() reads it instead of returning the alerts: 0
placeholder. h.compliance unwired → 0 (dashboard stays green when
the aggregator isn't wired).
Z3 — Gitea PR write seam for YamlEditor flux-managed branch
- gitea.Client.CreatePullRequest + findOpenPR: typed PullRequest shape,
409 race re-fetches existing PR (mirrors EnsureRepo pattern). Repo
404 → ErrRepoNotFound.
- gitea.Client.EnsureBranch promoted to GiteaBlueprintClient interface
(was already on Client).
- POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/blueprints/edit-pr — body {org, path,
content, message, title}. Auth: applicationInstallCallerAuthorized
(tier-admin or higher), mirrors /publish. Branch name deterministic
per (path, content-hash) — same edit re-targets the same PR via 409
fallback. EnsureBranch + PutFile + CreatePullRequest against
<org>/shared-blueprints. 503 when Gitea unwired; 400 on bad input;
404 when repo missing.
- UI: editPRBlueprint in catalog.api.ts. YamlEditor's flux Apply
branch posts to /blueprints/edit-pr → renders prURL link
([data-testid=yaml-editor-pr-link]). Org slug derived from
catalyst.openova.io/organization label with namespace fallback.
Tests
- Z1: TestRunSwitchover_PatchesLastLuaRecord +
TestPatchStatus_LuaRecordOnlyOnNonNil +
TestLuaRecordStatusValue_NilOnEmpty.
- Z2: TestCompliance_SovereignAlertCount (real aggregator + 3
violations + nil-receiver guard) +
TestHandleFleetSovereignSummary_AlertsFromCompliance (200 with seeded
state) + TestHandleFleetSovereignSummary_AlertsZeroWhenComplianceNil.
- Z3: TestCreatePullRequest_HappyPath + RejectsMissingArgs +
RepoNotFound + 409ReFetchesExisting (gitea client) +
TestHandleBlueprintEditPR_OpensPR + DeterministicBranchPerContent +
403WhenNotTierAdmin + 503WhenGiteaUnwired + 404WhenRepoMissing +
BadRequest + TestEditPRBranchName_DeterministicAndPathSensitive
(handler) + YamlEditor vitest "flux Apply opens PR" + "surfaces
server error" (UI).
go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across core/controllers + catalyst-api;
go vet ./... clean; npm run typecheck clean for changed UI files
(SessionsPage.test.tsx pre-existing tsc error from #1169 per canon §7).
CRD applies via kubectl apply --dry-run=server.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): X2+E — xterm.js logs viewer + Guacamole exec + session list + replay (slice X2+E1+E2+E3, #1099) (#1169)
EPIC-4 final slice. Replaces the Logs/Exec placeholders shipped by R (#1167) with target-state implementations and lays the surface for the Guacamole-fronted recorded shell flow. UI (catalyst-ui): - widgets/cloud-list/LogViewer.tsx — xterm.js viewer for the X1 Pod-log WebSocket. Container picker (multi-container Pods), search box (⌃F / ⌘F), 10k scrollback, reconnect-with-since on disconnect (per X1 resume protocol). - widgets/cloud-list/ExecPanel.tsx — Open Shell button → POST /k8s/exec/.../session → Guacamole iframe. 5s iframe-load timeout OR onError → falls through to xterm.js + X1-style fallback WebSocket; banner explains "recording disabled" on fallback. - pages/sovereign/sessions/SessionsPage.tsx — guacamole session list + filter (pod/user) + paginate + Replay modal. Mounted on both /provision/$id/sessions (mothership) and /sessions (chroot). - pages/sovereign/cloud-list/ResourceDetailPage.tsx — Logs tab now renders LogViewer; Exec tab now renders ExecPanel. Non-Pod kinds surface a "drill into Tree to find Pods" hint. - resource.api.ts — adds logsWebSocketURL + execWebSocketURL + createExecSession + listSessions + getSessionReplay helpers (single URL truth per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4). API (catalyst-api): - internal/handler/k8s_exec.go — three new endpoints: POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/exec/{ns}/{pod}/{container}/session (tier-developer or higher; calls GuacamoleClient.CreateSession; emits guacamole-session-opened audit) GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/sessions?from=&to=&pod=&user=&page= (tier-admin or higher; paginated; reads from GuacamoleClient OR in-memory fallback when no client is wired) GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/sessions/{sessionId}/replay (admin/owner only — sessions.playback per EPIC-3 §6.2; emits guacamole-session-replayed audit) - internal/handler/k8s_exec_ws.go — direct WebSocket exec fallback (bidi pump; xterm.js client) for when Guacamole iframe is blocked. - GuacamoleClient interface + in-memory fallback session store: the chroot Sovereign / CI flow renders cleanly even when Guacamole isn't deployed; production wires the real client via SetGuacamoleClient. - Audit-type predicate IsGuacamoleAuditType + 3 canonical type names (guacamole-session-opened/closed/replayed). Reuses the EPIC-3 U5-U8 audit Bus + the slice K+P+X1+G's reservation per the canonical seam map; future audit consumers filter via prefix `guacamole-*`. Tests: - 9 LogViewer / ExecPanel / SessionsPage vitest test files, 38 tests passing in `pages/sovereign/cloud-list/` + `widgets/cloud-list/` + `pages/sovereign/sessions/`. - 22 Go test functions in k8s_exec_test.go + k8s_exec_ws_test.go covering happy/forbidden/not-found/audit-emit/pagination/filter paths. `go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler/` clean. - 6 Playwright snapshot tests at 1440x900 in `e2e/logs-exec-sessions.spec.ts` covering LogViewer / search box / ExecPanel idle / ExecPanel post-click / SessionsPage list / filter. `npm run typecheck` clean. `go vet ./...` clean. Pre-existing UI test failures (12 files, 99 tests) confirmed identical to main per canon §7. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-ui): R — resource browser drill-down + tree + YAML editor + events + metrics + actions (slice R, #1099) (#1167)
EPIC-4 Slice R bundle layered on the K+P+X1+G backend (#1164): - R1 ResourceDetailPage with 7 tabs (Overview / YAML / Logs / Exec / Events / Metrics / Tree); routes mounted on both mothership (/provision/$id/cloud/resource/...) and chroot (/cloud/resource/...) trees. - R2 ResourceTree widget with owner-walk UP and selector-walk DOWN, server-side at /k8s/{kind}/{ns}/{name}/tree using new k8scache GetResourcesByOwner + GetResourcesBySelector indexer-only paths. - R3 YamlEditor with side-by-side diff, dry-run validation, flux-vs-manual branching (manual → /apply, flux → PR seam wired for the unified Gitea client). - R4 EventsPanel filtering events.k8s.io/v1 Events by regarding-object; new "event" kind added to k8scache DefaultKinds. - R5 MetricsPanel with Recharts sparkline; rolls up PodMetrics across owned Pods for Deployment/StatefulSet/DaemonSet. - R6 ResourceActions widget: scale (Deployment/StatefulSet), restart (annotation stamp), delete (typed-confirmation gate). All mutation endpoints tier-admin gated server-side via the canonical applicationInstallCallerAuthorized seam — UI hide is convenience only. K8sListPage rows are now clickable and navigate to the detail page. 7 server-side endpoints added under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/{kind}/{ns}/{name}: GET, /tree, /scale, /restart, /dry-run, /apply, DELETE — plus /k8s/metrics/{kind}/{ns}/{name}. New k8scache.Factory accessors: DynamicClientFor + RedactForKind. Same lifecycle as CoreClient — no second per-cluster pool. Tests: 37 new vitest cases (ResourceTree / YamlEditor / EventsPanel / MetricsPanel / ResourceActions / ResourceDetailPage / resource.api) all passing. 12 new Go test funcs covering GET / scale / restart / delete / dry-run / apply / tree / metrics + tree.go owner+selector walks. 8 Playwright snapshots at 1440x900 (one per tab + list-row entry). Pre-existing baselines untouched: 59 lint errors (matches main); 12 vitest test files / 98 vitest tests still failing on main (StepComponents + cosmetic-guards + AppDetail), zero introduced by this slice; pre-existing TestGetKubeconfig_ReadsFromPathPointer TempDir-cleanup race observed only with -race + parallel run, passes in isolation. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-ui): U-Fleet — multi-Sovereign fleet view (replace mock dashboard) (slice U-Fleet-1+2+3, #1101) (#1163)
Replaces the mock-data DashboardPage with a live multi-Sovereign
aggregator backed by three new catalyst-api endpoints:
GET /api/v1/fleet/sovereigns
GET /api/v1/fleet/sovereigns/{id}/summary
GET /api/v1/fleet/applications?org=&topology=&drPosture=
Per ADR-0001 §2.7 (K8s-native) the server reads each Sovereign's
Application + Continuum + Organization CRs LIVE — no separate fleet
DB. Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5 the per-tier visibility gate is
centralised in fleetCallerVisibility() (reserved seam).
UI:
- DashboardPage rebuilt around useFleet() — responsive Sovereign-card
grid + empty state + error state + retry
- SovereignCard widget with self-fetched per-Sov rollup
(TanStack Query dedups parent fetches)
- CrossSovereignView page: Application × Sovereign × Region × Topology
× DR posture table with org / topology / DR-posture filters
- Each row click → chroot console URL via sovereignChrootURL helper
Backend:
- internal/handler/fleet.go: 3 read-only endpoints, 4s per-Sov
timeout so a slow Sovereign never stalls the dashboard
- DR posture matrix: continuum present + healthy → "DR active",
continuum failed → "DR alert", active-hotstandby with no
continuum → "Misconfigured", else → "—"
- alerts count placeholder = 0 (EPIC-1 score-aggregator integration
follow-up; wire shape reserved)
- Pagination: ≤50 Sovereigns per page, 25 default
Tests:
- Go: 15 tests covering happy / pagination / adopted-excluded /
org+topology+drPosture filters / 400 + 404 paths / DR posture
matrix / health derivation
- Vitest: 20 tests across useFleet hook (REST + filters + errors),
SovereignCard widget (render + click + keyboard), CrossSovereignView
(table + filters + empty)
- Playwright: 5 specs at 1440x900 (3-card grid / empty state /
cross-Sov table / card-click chroot navigate / DR posture badges)
Pre-existing failures (per implementer-canon §7) unchanged: 98 vitest
StepComponents + AppDetail; cosmetic-guards Playwright; SME demo
Playwright. None introduced by this slice.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(epic-4): K+P+X1+G — k8s-ws-proxy + projector + WebSocket logs + Guacamole chart (#1099) (#1164)
EPIC-4 Slice K+P+X1+G — bundled backend infrastructure for the
"k9s-on-web" Cloud Resources experience:
K1 — core/cmd/k8s-ws-proxy/ — per-node WebSocket exec proxy.
HMAC-signed (X-Catalyst-HMAC: SHA256({timestamp}:{path})) WebSocket
upgrades on /proxy/exec/{ns}/{pod}/{container} bridged to the local
kube-apiserver via in-cluster ServiceAccount. v4.channel.k8s.io
subprotocol echo. Optional TMUX_CASCADE wraps in a shared
catalyst-ops tmux session. Shipped as a DaemonSet + Service with
internalTrafficPolicy=Local in platform/k8s-ws-proxy/chart/.
P1 — core/cmd/projector/ — NATS catalyst.events JetStream → Valkey
KV projector. Canonical key shape:
cluster:{cluster-id}:kind:{kind}:{namespace}/{name}
Cold-start does a full LIST across DefaultKinds, then catches up on
the 24h replay window. Multi-replica safe (durable consumer queue
group, last-write-wins on namespacedName). Shipped as a default-OFF
Deployment + RBAC under products/catalyst/chart/templates/services/projector/.
X1 — products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/handler/k8s_logs.go —
WebSocket Pod-log streaming endpoint:
GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/logs/{ns}/{pod}/{container}
?follow&tailLines&since=<rfc3339>&previous
Reads from kubelet via client-go GetLogs().Stream(); each WS frame =
one log line. Supports `since` resume. Reuses RequireSession middleware
+ chroot cluster-id resolver. New k8scache.Factory.CoreClient(id)
accessor exposes the per-cluster typed client without duplicating
kubeconfig parsing.
G1 — platform/guacamole/chart/ — full Apache Guacamole chart:
guacd Deployment + Service, Tomcat webapp Deployment + Service,
Cilium Gateway HTTPRoute, SeaweedFS-PVC for recordings (RWO,
hcloud-volumes), SealedSecret placeholder for Keycloak OIDC client
secret, NetworkPolicy (default-deny + selective egress to KC +
k8s-ws-proxy + SeaweedFS + NATS), and ConfigMap consumed by
keycloak-config-cli post-deploy Job (mirrors platform/keycloak
realm-config pattern). Default-OFF gate; full-ON renders 9
resources. Empty image.tag / hostname / oidc.issuer fail-fast at
helm template time per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4a/#5. ONE Guacamole
per Sovereign per ADR-0001 §11. Blueprint manifest uses
v1alpha1 + version "0.1.0" + upgrades.from ["0.x"].
Tests:
- k8s-ws-proxy: HMAC happy/expired-old/expired-future/malformed/
bad-signature, path-only signature, WS upgrade + protocol echo,
bad path, bad HMAC, denied namespace via httptest.
- projector: Apply ADD/MOD/DEL/validation, key shape (ns-scoped +
cluster-scoped), handleOne ack/nak/term routing with fakeMsg,
cold-start LIST + project + error continuation via dynamicfake.
- X1: parseLogOptions defaults + edge cases + bad query params,
503/404/400 paths + full WS happy-path with kfake clientset.
- G1: chart/tests/render.sh — default-OFF=0, empty-tag fail-fast,
full-ON=9 resources, every required kind present, realm-config
wires OIDC client.
- bp-k8s-ws-proxy chart: chart/tests/render.sh — default-OFF=0,
empty-tag fail-fast, full-ON=5 resources.
Pre-existing test status: TestPinIssue and TestBootstrapKit/gitea
remain flaky on main per canon §7 — verified not introduced by
this slice.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): Continuum DR UI — switchover button + status panel + history (slice U-DR-1, #1101) (#1162)
EPIC-6 Slice U-DR-1: extends the AppDetail Topology tab (slice T+O+P #1160) with a Disaster-Recovery section that surfaces when an Application's placement is `active-hotstandby`. UI (products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui) - new widgets/continuum/{DRSection,SwitchoverDialog,StatusPanel, SwitchoverHistory,FailbackPanel,LuaRecordView}.tsx — composable DR surface; SwitchoverDialog renders the 7-step list shipped by the K-Cont-2 Sequencer (`SWITCHOVER_STEPS` mirrors the controller's `name:` fields). - new lib/continuum.api.ts — typed REST client (getContinuum, requestSwitchover, requestFailback, approveFailback, listContinuumAudit, continuumAuditStreamURL) + lag-bucket helper. - pages/sovereign/AppDetail/TopologyTab.tsx — extended to render DRSection when currentMode === 'active-hotstandby'. - 31 vitest assertions across 5 test files (SwitchoverDialog, StatusPanel, SwitchoverHistory, FailbackPanel, DRSection). - 6 Playwright snapshots @1440x900 (e2e/continuum-dr-section.spec.ts). Server (products/catalyst/bootstrap/api) - new internal/handler/continuum.go (6 handlers + 1 GVR + 1 audit-type predicate IsContinuumAuditType matching the `continuum-*` prefix reserved by K-Cont-2): • GET /continuums/{name} — CR snapshot • POST /continuums/{name}/switchover — owner-tier; 202 • POST /continuums/{name}/failback — owner-tier; 202 • POST /continuums/{name}/failback/approve — sovereign-admin; 202 • GET /audit/continuum — paginated list • GET /audit/continuum/stream — SSE live tail - REUSES applicationInstallCallerAuthorized (owner+admin) and rbacRequireSovereignAdmin (admin+owner) for tier gating; REUSES audit.Bus from slice U5-U8 with continuum-* type predicate. - 13 unit tests covering 200/202/400/403/404/409/503 paths, audit-emit on switchover/failback/approve, type-prefix narrowing. - routes mounted in cmd/api/main.go. Architecture - ADR-0001 §2.7: handler patches Continuum CR; reconciler executes the 7-step Sequencer and emits NATS audit events. - ADR-0001 §3 (NATS): consumes `catalyst.audit` via shared in-process audit Bus; filter is prefix-based so future audit-type additions (slice F-1 may add 3 more) require zero handler-side change. - INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5: server-side tier enforcement (UI hide is UX convenience only); #4: every URL derives from API_BASE / env. Out of scope (untouched): K-Cont-2/3/4 reconciler+lease+CF Worker, C-DB-1 CNPG-pair Blueprint. K-Cont-2's existing 9 audit-types are consumed unchanged. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): F — dry-run report + post-switchover health check + audit-emit coverage (slice F-1+F-2+F-3, #1101) (#1161)
Slice F layers three concerns on top of K-Cont-2's reconciler +
sequencer:
F-1 — extend audit-emit coverage with three new audit-types:
- continuum-cr-created — fires once per CR observation
- continuum-config-changed — fires on switchover-relevant spec drift
- continuum-lease-collision — fires when Acquire returns
ErrLeaseHeldByAnother during the
opportunistic re-acquire path
Total reserved Continuum audit-types now 12 (was 9). Order is
K-Cont-2's 9 first, then F-1's 3 (additions at end so existing
index-pinned tests keep working). U-DR-1 subscribes by
audit-type=continuum-* so it receives the new types automatically.
F-2 — Sequencer.DryRun + DryRunReport struct + per-step
preconditions evaluator. Walks the same 7 steps Execute would run,
but read-only end-to-end (asserted by tests: zero audit emits, zero
state mutation). Per-step durations as exported constants. Plan
content fingerprint (16-hex SHA-256 prefix) for cache idempotency.
Blockers (FATAL) vs Warnings (advisory) so the UI can render the
report and disable [ Confirm Switchover ] when blockers present.
F-3 — Sequencer.PostSwitchoverHealth + HealthReport struct + 4
fixed-order checks (replicas-healthy, dns-probes, latency-normal,
audit-posted). Replicas check reads both halves of the cluster-pair
post-switchover (new-primary has replica.enabled=false; new-replica
has replica.enabled=true; both must be Ready=true). DNS check
fans out to multi-vantage resolvers (default 8.8.8.8 / 1.1.1.1 /
9.9.9.9) and asserts every (hostname × vantage) returns at least one
ToRegion IP. Latency check is permanently Deferred=true (Cilium
hubble metrics scrape is SRE follow-up). Audit check queries an
injected AuditTail (recorder in tests; NATS PullConsumer wiring is
follow-up — currently Deferred=true in production).
Controller chains PostSwitchoverHealth ~30s after every successful
switchover (HealthDelay; CONTINUUM_HEALTH_DELAY_SECONDS env). Result
written to Continuum CR status condition LastSwitchoverHealthy with
True/False/Unknown + one-line summary message.
Endpoints — small HTTP server in continuum-controller binary on
:8082 (CONTINUUM_API_ADDR env; empty disables):
- POST /v1/continuums/{ns}/{name}/dry-run → DryRunReport
- GET /v1/continuums/{ns}/{name}/health → HealthReport
- GET /healthz → ok
Auth — owner-tier gated per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5:
X-Catalyst-Owner-Tier: true header (catalyst-api stamps it after JWT
validation) plus optional Authorization: Bearer <CONTINUUM_API_TOKEN>
for defence in depth. The /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/... outer envelope
is the catalyst-api's responsibility (separate slice); the controller
exposes only the inner shape.
Chart — values.yaml + deployment.yaml + service.yaml extended with
continuum.api.{port,tokenSecretRef} and
continuum.health.postSwitchoverDelaySeconds. Service exposes new
api port (default 8082) so the catalyst-api proxy can reach it.
Tests — three-tier gate per implementer-canon §6:
- 53 unit tests across switchover (DryRun + Health + integration),
events (3 new types + roundtrip), api (server + auth + cache),
controller (4 new test groups for F-1 + F-3 chain).
- End-to-end integration test: DryRun → Execute → PostSwitchoverHealth
sequence (TestEndToEnd_DryRunThenSwitchoverThenHealth +
TestEndToEnd_DryRunBlockedSwitchoverNeverRuns).
- go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across all sibling controllers.
- go vet ./... clean.
K-Cont-2's sequencer surface was sufficient — this slice ADDED
DryRun + PostSwitchoverHealth methods without modifying the existing
Execute / RequestFailback / steps() implementations.
Out of scope (per slice F brief): WitnessClient interface changes,
CF Worker changes, U-DR-1 UI, 1M-row C-DB-3 acceptance test,
Cilium hubble latency metrics, NATS PullConsumer for audit-posted
health check (deferred).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): Application detail tabs — topology editor + settings + upgrade + uninstall + Blueprint publishing (slice T+O+P, #1097) (#1160)
EPIC-2 Slice T+O+P (#1097) — bundles three slices into one PR per the master brief's "different files don't conflict" pattern from EPIC-3 U5-U8. Group T (topology editor): - TopologyTab + TopologyEditor widget (mode picker + region multi-select) - Live status panel reading Application.status.regions[] - Server: PUT /applications/{name} + POST /topology/preview - Destructive transition guard (active-active → single-region) with ?force=true confirmation gate Group O (Org self-service): - SettingsTab — REUSES InstallForm in edit mode - UpgradeDialog (preview → confirm) — REUSES the install-preview shape - UninstallDialog (typed-confirm → DELETE) - Server: PUT /applications/{name} (parameter + version) + DELETE /applications/{name} + POST /upgrade/preview?targetVersion= - Members tab REUSES MembersList from slice U5 (no new component) Group P (Blueprint publishing): - PublishPage — Org owner pushes Blueprint to <org>/shared-blueprints via the unified Gitea client (CC2 #1136) - CuratePage — sovereign-admin promotes a Blueprint into catalog-sovereign Org - Server: POST /blueprints/publish + POST /blueprints/curate + GET /blueprints/curatable - Auth: tier-admin for /publish, sovereign-admin for /curate AppDetail full tab set wired (target-state shape per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #1): Jobs / Dependencies / Topology / Resources (EPIC-4 stub) / Compliance / Logs (EPIC-4 stub) / Settings / Members. Architecture: ADR-0001 §2.7 — Application CR remains source of truth; PUT/DELETE patches/removes the CR and the application-controller (slice C4 #1133) reconciles. Preview endpoints REUSE the install-preview renderer (core/controllers/pkg/render) so "looks-good in preview" is byte-identical to the actual write. Blueprint publishing flows through Gitea per ADR-0001 §4.3. Tests: - 17 new server-side handler tests (PUT/DELETE/topology preview/ upgrade preview/publish/curate/list-curatable + validators) - 20 new vitest tests across TopologyEditor, UpgradeDialog, UninstallDialog, SettingsTab, PublishPage, CuratePage - 9 new Playwright E2E snapshots @ 1440x900 covering full tab nav, topology preview, settings flow, upgrade dialog, uninstall typed- confirm, publish page, curate page, members tab reuse - go test -race -count=1 ./internal/handler/... clean - go vet ./... clean - npm run typecheck clean - npm run lint matches main baseline (59 errors / 10 warnings — all pre-existing per canon §7) Pre-existing test failures observed (per canon §7 — UPDATED 2026-05-09): - 12 vitest test files / 98 tests fail on main and on this branch identically (StepComponents wizard cascade, MarketplaceSettings, PinInput6 — all pre-existing). Merge through. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-4 — Cloudflare Worker source + tofu wiring for lease witness (#1101) (#1159)
* feat(continuum): K-Cont-4 — Cloudflare Worker source + tofu wiring for lease witness (#1101) Implements the server side of the Cloudflare KV lease-witness pattern that K-Cont-3's CFKVClient (in core/controllers/continuum/internal/ witness/cloudflarekv/) speaks to. The Worker fronts a Cloudflare Workers KV namespace with read-then-CAS-write semantics enforced via the If-Match header — exact contract per K-Cont-3 #1158 report (item d) and the canonical-seams "Cloudflare KV Worker contract" entry. Routes: GET /lease/<slot-url-encoded> → 200 + LeaseState | 404 | 401 PUT /lease/<slot> → 200 + LeaseState | 412 + state | 401 DELETE /lease/<slot> → 204 | 412 | 401 All 7 K-Cont-3 trap behaviors verified by 46 vitest tests: 1. If-Match: 0 = first-acquire-on-empty-slot 2. Generation increments unconditionally (incl. Release) 3. 412 includes current state body 4. TTL eviction is server-authoritative in stamping (Worker doesn't auto-evict — controller's IsHeldBy decides) 5. X-Holder mismatch on DELETE returns 412 (stale region can't evict new primary) 6. Bearer token validation against env-bound allow-list 7. Optional X-Lease-Slot header logged for KV granularity Files: products/continuum/cloudflare-worker/{package.json, tsconfig.json, wrangler.toml, vitest.config.ts, .eslintrc.cjs, .gitignore, DESIGN.md, src/{index,auth,kv,types}.ts, src/handlers/{get,put,delete}.ts, test/{handlers,contract,env.d}.ts} infra/cloudflare-worker-leases/{versions,variables,main,outputs}.tf + README.md .github/workflows/cloudflare-worker-leases-build.yaml (event-driven, NO cron — push-on-paths + PR + workflow_dispatch) Tests: 46/46 vitest pass (handlers 37 + contract 9). ESLint clean. tsc --noEmit clean. wrangler deploy --dry-run produces 9.47 KiB bundle. Per the brief: tofu module ships ready for operator action — no auto-deploy. Operator runbook in DESIGN.md §"Operator runbook — deploy a new Sovereign". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(continuum/cf-worker-tofu): K-Cont-4 — adopt CF v5 inline secret_text binding (was v4 separate resource) `tofu validate` failed on `cloudflare_workers_secret` — that resource was REMOVED in cloudflare/cloudflare v5 (it consolidated into the inline `bindings = [...]` array on `cloudflare_workers_script` with `type = "secret_text"`). Same security guarantee — encrypted at rest in CF, never visible via dashboard read API once written. `tofu fmt` also wanted versions.tf alignment + the .terraform.lock.hcl pinning the resolved cloudflare/cloudflare v5.19.1 (mirrors infra/hetzner/ which commits its lock file). Per Inviolable Principle #5 the bearer token value still flows from TF_VAR_bearer_tokens_csv extracted at apply time from a K8s SealedSecret — never inlined here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-ui): RBAC member views — App Members tab + Org Members + access matrix + audit trail (slice U5-U8, #1098) (#1157)
Adds the EPIC-3 #1098 RBAC member-view bundle on top of the U1-U4 multi-grant editor and slice A1+A2 endpoints: - U5: per-Application "Members" tab inside AppDetail (sibling-dir pattern from slice U), backed by A2 access-matrix filtered to the application. Inline tier-picker, Add modal with KCUserPicker. - U6: per-Organization Members page at /organizations/{orgId}/members (mothership + chroot routes). Reuses U5's MembersList component parameterized by scope kind. EPIC-2 Slice O Members page can fully reuse this surface. - U7: access-matrix at /rbac/matrix — Manara-style users × applications × tier grid sourced from A2. Per-cell tier pills with color coding, warning indicators for users surfacing A2 contract warnings, cell-click → editor modal pre-filled with the user × app combo, org + application dropdown filters. - U8: audit trail at /rbac/audit — REST baseline + SSE live tail backed by a new internal/audit.Bus (in-process ring buffer + SSE fan-out + optional NATS forwarder). Server-side endpoints GET /audit/rbac (paginated) + /audit/rbac/stream (SSE). Audit-emit on /rbac/assign: A1's handler now publishes rbac-grant-{created,updated} on every successful CR write, plus a sibling rbac-tier-changed event when the tier rotates. No-op re-grants do not emit. The Bus is nil-tolerant — when audit isn't wired the rbac_assign hot path is unchanged. Tests: - 9 audit Bus unit tests (ring eviction, SSE filter, concurrent publish) - 5 rbac_audit handler tests (list paging + filters, SSE handshake, audit-emit on /rbac/assign create/update/no-op) - 11 vitest tests for matrix-cell + audit-row + helpers - 6 Playwright snapshots at 1440x900: U5 list + U5 add modal + U6 org members + U7 matrix + U7 cell editor + U8 audit page Pre-existing flakes confirmed and merged through per canon §7 (TestPinIssue rate-limit + TestPutKubeconfig + 98 vitest in StepComponents + AppDetail.test). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-2 — reconciler with lease + CNPG status watch + 7-step switchover sequence + audit emit (#1101) (#1155)
Replaces K-Cont-1's no-op skeleton with the full per-Continuum-CR
reconcile loop:
- WitnessClient interface (Acquire/Renew/Release/Read) +
InMemoryClient stub for tests + DefaultSelector that returns
ErrNotImplemented for K-Cont-3 paths (cloudflare-kv, dns-quorum)
- Per-CR goroutine: 10s renew, 30s TTL; on ErrLeaseLost re-acquires;
goroutine cancelled on CR delete
- CNPG status reader (Cluster CRs via dynamic client + Unstructured),
cluster-pair lookup by labels catalyst.openova.io/cnpg-pair +
openova.io/cnpg-role
- 7-step switchover Sequencer (validate-lease → cordon-old →
drain-http → flip-dns → swap-lease → uncordon-new → audit-emit)
with per-step rollback hooks unwound in reverse order on failure
- Lua-record body synthesizer (pure function, byte-stable, golden-
file tests for fsn-primary + hel-promoted variants)
- PDM client posting lua-records to /v1/lua/commit with optional
X-Catalyst-Token auth
- NATS JetStream audit publisher emitting on subject catalyst.audit
with header audit-type; 9 reserved audit-type constants
- Failback handler with manual-approval-gate via
Sequencer.RequestFailback + FailbackOptions{ApprovalCh,Timeout}
- HTTPRoute drainer (dynamic client) flips backendRefs[].weight=0
for the old primary's region; falls back to drain-everything when
the <app>-<region> naming convention is broken
- Status writer: phase, primaryRegion, leaseHolder, leaseExpiresAt,
replicationLagSeconds, switchoverInProgress + Step,
lastSwitchover{Result,From,To,At}, conditions {LeaseHeld, Ready}
- RBAC chart extensions: clusters.postgresql.cnpg.io get/list/watch/
update/patch + /status get; httproutes.* update/patch added;
configmaps full + secrets get for K-Cont-3 wiring
Adds github.com/nats-io/nats.go v1.37.0 to core/controllers/go.mod
(matches existing core/services/shared/events use).
Pre-existing CI failures confirmed on main + merged-through per
canon §7: TestPinIssue + TestBootstrapKit/gitea + (new since C-DB-1
#1153) TestValidate_ExistingBlueprintCorpus blueprint.yaml semver
range "bp-cnpg:1.x" — out-of-scope for K-Cont-2.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): RBAC management UI — multi-grant editor + KC user picker + group/role browsers (slice U1-U4, #1098) (#1154)
Replaces the legacy single-grant UserAccess editor with the EPIC-3
multi-grant editor backed by /rbac/assign (slice A1) and adds three
new sovereign-admin surfaces:
• U1 — MultiGrantEditPage (tier picker + scope chips + KC user picker → POST /rbac/assign)
• U2 — KCUserPicker widget (300ms-debounced type-ahead, federated-IdP badging)
• U3 — GroupBrowserPage (KC group tree + create/delete/attribute-edit, sovereign-admin only)
• U4 — RoleBrowserPage (realm-roles list + members panel + per-OIDC-client roles, sovereign-admin only)
Backend additions:
• internal/handler/keycloak_proxy.go — 8 new endpoints under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/keycloak/*
proxying to the Sovereign realm's KC Admin API via the existing h.kc seam.
Authorization: U2 reuses /rbac/assign's tier-admin gate; U3 + U4 use the
stricter sovereign-admin gate (admin or owner only) per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5.
• internal/keycloak/admin_users.go — SearchUsers + ListRealmRoleMembers + ListClientRoles
methods on *keycloak.Client with the canonical FederationLink field on User.
Architecture:
• Reuses every canonical seam in the Frontend Compliance UI patterns map
(authedFetch, TanStack Query baseline, no Zustand, render-callback for
treemap-style components). The auto-injected `developer → env-type=dev`
scope is surfaced inline in the form so the operator sees what the
controller will add.
• Scope-key vocabulary validated against NAMING-CONVENTION.md §6 via
pure-function validateScopeKey (per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 — never
invent label keys). Tier action sets pinned to a frozen table mirroring
EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.2.
• New chroot routes /rbac/{grant,groups,roles} mirror the /provision/$id
counterparts so the chroot Sovereign Console reaches the same surface.
Tests:
• Go: 27 new unit tests covering happy paths, 403 auth gates, federation
mapping, limit clamping, 404 paths, plus admin_users HTTP roundtrips.
`go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler ./internal/keycloak` clean
against this slice's surface; pre-existing TestPinIssue rate-limit
flake stays per canon §7.
• UI vitest: 34 new tests covering tier vocabulary, scope validators,
multi-grant reducer + form validator, role-helpers, KCUserPicker DOM
interactions. Lint baseline matches main (59 errors / 10 warnings,
no new violations).
• Playwright E2E: 7 new specs producing 7 1440x900 snapshots
(rbac-u1/u2/u3/u4-*.png) — all green against a mocked catalyst-api.
Round-trip behavior with /rbac/assign:
• applied=created → green toast "Granted <tier> to <user>"
• applied=updated → green toast "Updated <user>'s grant"
• applied=no-op → green toast "Already granted — no change"
Per `feedback_per_issue_playwright_verification.md` — six per-page
snapshots delivered, never collapsed.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): live install flow — useCatalog + InstallForm + /applications + preview (slice I, #1097) (#1152)
EPIC-2 Slice I: replaces the static applicationCatalog stub with a live install flow driven by catalyst-catalog (slice L, #1148). UI: - src/lib/catalog.api.ts — typed REST client to catalyst-api proxy. - src/lib/useCatalog.ts — TanStack Query hooks (list, item, version, versions). Mirrors the slice U useComplianceStream pattern (REST baseline; no Zustand). - src/widgets/install/InstallForm.tsx — auto-form generator backed by @rjsf/core + @rjsf/validator-ajv8. Honors x-catalyst-ui-hint extensions per BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING.md §4: password (masked input), domain-picker, application-ref, secret-ref. Unknown hints fall back to the default RJSF widget. - src/widgets/install/installFormSchema.ts — pure helpers (buildUiSchema, extractConfigSchema) lifted out so the component module exports only components (react-refresh/only-export-components). - src/pages/sovereign/InstallPage.tsx — catalog grid → form → submit with preview button + status modal. - Routes: /provision/$deploymentId/install (mothership tree) and /install (chroot consoleLayoutRoute), each with a $blueprintName variant for deep-linking. Server (catalyst-api): - internal/handler/catalog_client.go — narrow REST client to catalyst-catalog. CATALYST_CATALOG_URL is env-overridable (INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4); defaults to the in-cluster service FQDN. - internal/handler/applications.go — POST /applications creates the Application CR per ADR-0001 §2.7. Validates parameters against Blueprint.spec.configSchema using core/controllers/pkg/validate (santhosh-tekuri/jsonschema/v5). 201/400/403/404/409/503 surface the canonical error vocabulary the UI status modal renders. - internal/handler/applications_preview.go — POST .../preview renders manifests via core/controllers/pkg/render. Pure simulation (no CR write, no Gitea commit). Response shape is forward-compatible with EPIC-2 T topology preview. - GET .../applications/{name}/status (snapshot) and .../stream (SSE). - Route registration in cmd/api/main.go; catalogClient wired from env unconditionally (handlers surface 502/503 with detail when upstream fails). - internal/handler/applications_test.go — 9 paths: 201 happy, 400 invalid params (configSchema), 400 missing field, 403 unauthorized, 404 unknown blueprint, 409 duplicate, 503 unwired catalog, 502 upstream error, status 200/404, preview 200/400. Promoted packages (per slice L's pattern with the Gitea client): - core/controllers/internal/render → core/controllers/pkg/render. - core/controllers/application/internal/validate → core/controllers/pkg/validate. - products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.mod adds a `replace` directive pinning to the in-tree controllers module so the renderer the preview emits is byte-identical to the one application-controller ships at install time. Tests: - Vitest: 5 useCatalog tests, 11 InstallForm tests (16 passed). - Playwright (5 snapshots @ 1440x900): I1 catalog grid, I2 form + password mask, I3 submit + status modal, I4 preview modal, I5 install-with-defaults branch. - go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across both modules. Per per-issue-Playwright-verification rule: 5 snapshots in playwright-report/install-i{1..5}-*.png, one per issue surface. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <269457768+hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-1 — Continuum product skeleton (chart + binary + GHA workflow, no reconcile yet) (#1101) (#1151)
Slice K-Cont-1 of EPIC-6 (#1101) ships the Continuum product skeleton: - core/controllers/continuum/{cmd,internal/{controller,events}} - cmd/main.go — controller-runtime Manager bootstrap; leader election; /healthz, /readyz, /metrics endpoints; env-only config per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 - internal/controller — ContinuumReconciler with no-op Reconcile() (K-Cont-2 fills the body); SetupWithManager() watches Continuum CRs via unstructured.Unstructured per ADR-0001 §2.7 (no controller-gen) - internal/events — placeholder package documenting K-Cont-2's NATS audit-event-type list - Containerfile — multi-stage Go build → alpine:3.20 runtime, UID 65534 - products/continuum/chart/ — full Helm chart shape (default-OFF): - Chart.yaml + values.yaml (continuum.enabled: false; image.tag empty; fail-fast on empty tag at render time) - templates/{_helpers.tpl, deployment, service, serviceaccount, rbac, networkpolicy}.yaml - blueprint.yaml — OpenOva Blueprint manifest with configSchema + placementSchema (single-region: management cluster) + depends: bp-cnpg-pair + bp-powerdns - crds/README.md — pointer to the canonical Continuum CRD shipped in products/catalyst/chart/crds/continuum.yaml (B8 #1110); not duplicated - products/continuum/DESIGN.md — chart-vs-binary split decision (Option A: binary in shared core/controllers/ module per CC1 #1135), K-Cont-2 fill list, K-Cont-3 lease witness API contract sketch - .github/workflows/build-continuum-controller.yaml — event-driven CI (NO cron) with go vet + go test -race + helm template ON/OFF resource count gates + fail-fast verification + GHCR build & push (cosign keyless signed) + repository_dispatch for chart-bump fan-out helm template verification: - continuum.enabled=false → 0 resources (default OFF) - continuum.enabled=true + image.tag=ci-test → 6 resources (ServiceAccount, ClusterRole, ClusterRoleBinding, Deployment, Service, NetworkPolicy) - continuum.enabled=true + empty image.tag → render fails per #4a go vet ./continuum/... → clean. go test -count=1 -race → all green. Out of scope (per the K-Cont-1 brief): - Reconcile body — K-Cont-2 - Lease witness implementations — K-Cont-3 - Cloudflare Worker source — K-Cont-4 - bp-cnpg-pair Blueprint — C-DB-1 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(rbac): Keycloak Identity Provider CRUD + Org-controller federation wire-up (slice F1+F2, #1098) (#1150)
Slice F of EPIC-3: per-Organization Azure SSO / Okta / generic-OIDC
federation reconciled into the per-Sovereign Keycloak realm.
F1 — catalyst-api keycloak client extension:
products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/keycloak/admin_idp.go
- IdentityProvider + IdentityProviderMapper struct types
- GET/POST/PUT/DELETE on /identity-provider/instances/{alias}
- GET/POST/PUT on /identity-provider/instances/{alias}/mappers
- EnsureIdentityProvider — find-or-create + drift-correct via byte-equal
short-circuit on the catalyst-tracked field set; idempotent re-runs
- EnsureIdentityProviderMapper — same idempotency anchor by mapper Name
- 409 race path re-finds and reconciles drift after the sibling create
- Drift detection ignores unknown server-side Config keys (Keycloak
defaults like pkceEnabled) so we don't fight the admin UI
- 9 unit tests covering clean-create / steady-state-no-write /
drift-PUT / 409-race / not-found / list / mapper variants
F2 — organization-controller Reconcile extension:
core/controllers/organization/internal/controller/
- KeycloakClient interface gains EnsureIdentityProvider /
EnsureIdentityProviderMapper / DeleteIdentityProvider
- LiveKeycloak implementation mirrors the F1 admin_idp.go pattern
(no cross-module Go dep on catalyst-api — out-of-process callers
re-implement the narrow surface, like cert-manager-dynadot-webhook)
- Reconciler resolves clientSecretRef from a K8s Secret in the
controller's namespace (default catalyst-controllers) and passes
the value to Keycloak in-memory only (Inviolable Principle #5)
- Federation alias is deterministic: <provider>-<slug> (e.g.
azure-sso-acme) so two Orgs federating to the same upstream IdP
stay isolated
- Empty-federation path best-effort deletes any stray IdP under any
of the supported provider aliases
- Two new status conditions surfaced on every reconcile so the
access-matrix UI can render the federation column unconditionally:
IdentityProviderConfigured (True/AzureSSOConfigured|OktaConfigured|OIDCConfigured
or False/NoFederation|SecretMissing|KCUnreachable)
IdentityProviderClaimMappersConfigured
- 5 new unit tests: AzureSSO happy-path / Secret-missing requeue /
federation idempotent / cleanup-on-drop / Okta provider
- Existing TestReconcile_HappyPath updated for 3-condition assertion
CRD extension — products/catalyst/chart/crds/organization.yaml:
spec.identity.federationConfig already had {issuer, clientId,
clientSecretRef}; this PR adds {tenantId, authorizationUrl, tokenUrl,
jwksUrl, claimMappers[{src,dest}]}. No oneOf branches, no default
inside arrays — passes structural-schema admission. Sample fixture
(organization-sample-valid.yaml) extended.
RBAC — chart + kubebuilder source:
Adds secrets:get/list/watch to organization-controller ClusterRole
so the reconciler can read the federation client-secret K8s Secret.
Test coverage:
go test -count=1 -race ./internal/keycloak/... OK
go test -count=1 -race ./core/controllers/organization/... OK
go vet ./... clean across both modules
Pre-existing flake confirmed: TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit
(canon §7 — CI-runner timing flake)
Refs: docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.4
docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md §4 (no hardcoded values), §5 (secrets)
ADR-0001 §2.7 (Org CR is source of truth, KC is reconciliation target)
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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deploy: update sme service images to b0ed216 + bump chart to 1.4.87
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feat(catalog): catalog-svc HTTP REST service + chart wiring (slice L1+L2, #1097) (#1148)
EPIC-2 Slice L of #1097. Multi-source Blueprint catalog HTTP REST service backed by Gitea (3 sources: public mirror, sovereign-curated, per-Org private). Replaces the per-Org SME catalog per ADR-0001 §4.3 (different scope: SME's was Org-bound; catalyst-catalog is Sovereign- wide multi-source). L1 — core/services/catalyst-catalog/ Go service: - Separate go.mod (services group is for HTTP services, controllers group is for CRD reconcilers — documented in DESIGN.md). - Imports the unified Gitea client via Go module replace directive. - Promoted core/controllers/internal/gitea → pkg/gitea so the catalog (a sibling Go module) can import it (Go internal/ rule). 5 Group C controllers updated atomically. - HTTP REST endpoints: /api/v1/catalog{,/{name},/{name}/versions, /{name}/versions/{version}} + /healthz. - Source resolution priority on collision: private > sovereign > public. - Per-Org access filter: caller's Claims.Groups[] determines visible private blueprints; Org A user does NOT see Org B's private set. - 30s TTL LRU cache on blueprint.yaml reads (capacity 1024 default). - Session-cookie / Bearer / ?access_token= claim extraction matching catalyst-api's seam; expired-token rejection in-process. - Containerfile: distroless-static, non-root UID 65532. L2 — products/catalyst/chart/templates/services/catalog/ wiring: - 5 templates (deployment, service, serviceaccount, rbac, httproute) + _helpers.tpl. Default-OFF gate via .Values.services.catalog.enabled. - helm template: 0 catalog resources when OFF, 6 when ON. - Empty image.tag fail-fasts at render per Inviolable Principle #4a. - HTTPRoute exposes /api/v1/catalog on api.<sovereign> hostname. - Chart bumped 1.4.85 → 1.4.86. Gitea client extension (canonical seam, NOT per-service variant): - +ListOrgRepos(ctx, org) []Repo — paginated repo listing. - +ListContents(ctx, org, repo, branch, path) []ContentEntry — directory listing for per-Org shared-blueprints fan-out. GitHub Actions workflow: - .github/workflows/catalyst-catalog-build.yaml — push-on-paths + pull_request + workflow_dispatch (NO cron). go vet + go test (race + count=1) + image build → GHCR :<sha>. repository_dispatch fan-out to chart-bump matches the Group C controllers' pattern. Tests (3-tier gate): unit (config, cache, auth, source, handler) + integration (httptest-backed Gitea fixtures across all 3 sources + priority + per-Org access). All green; race detector on. L3 (SME catalog retirement) is deferred per the EPIC-2 master brief. GraphQL deferred (REST first; gqlgen would pull ~80MB of indirect deps for a feature no UI consumer has asked for yet). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(api): PUT /environments/{env}/policy handler — wires slice U PolicyModeToggle (slice X, #1096) (#1147)
Adds HandleEnvironmentPolicyMode at PUT /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/environments/{env}/policy
backing the slice U PolicyModeToggle widget shipped via #1144. Writes
EnvironmentPolicy.spec.compliance.modes via the dynamic client; the
EnvironmentPolicy controller (separately reconciled) consumes that map and
flips Kyverno's per-namespace validationFailureAction. Per ADR-0001 §2.7
the handler ONLY writes to the CR; per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 the 19
K-slice policy names are discovered at request time via a live ClusterPolicy
list filtered by catalyst.openova.io/policy-tier=compliance — never
hardcoded. Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5 the caller must hold tier-admin or
higher (mirrors rbac_assign.go's authorization shape).
Behavior: 200 on create | update | no-op (Applied field discriminates),
400 on unknown policy / invalid mode / empty modes, 403 without tier-admin,
404 on missing Environment or unknown deployment, 409 after race-tolerant
3-retry on Update conflict.
Tests: 14 cases covering the full coverage matrix (created / merged /
no-op idempotent / unknown policy / invalid mode / empty modes / 403 / admin
allowed / 404 env / 404 dep / 409 retry) plus pure-helper coverage of
mergeEnvironmentPolicyModes (4 sub-cases) and policyModeCallerAuthorized
(9 sub-cases). go test -count=1 -race clean. go vet clean.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(rbac): Keycloak composite realm-role bootstrap on catalyst-api startup (slice T2, #1098) (#1146)
EPIC-3 slice T2 — at catalyst-api startup, an opt-in goroutine
materialises the 5 catalog-tier composite realm-roles
(catalyst-{viewer,developer,operator,admin,owner}) per
docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.2 in the configured Sovereign
Keycloak realm. Re-runs are idempotent no-ops once the chain is in
place.
What landed:
- internal/keycloak/admin_roles.go — new ListRealmRoleComposites,
AddRealmRoleComposites, EnsureCompositeRealmRole methods (KC Admin
REST API: GET /roles/{name}/composites/realm + POST /composites).
Idempotent attach: pre-checks parent's current composites and only
POSTs missing children.
- internal/keycloak/realm_bootstrap.go — new EnsureTierRealmRoles
driver + CatalogTierBootstrapPlan (Go-source canonical chain per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: viewer leaf → developer → operator →
admin → owner). Encodes the integer ordering as the role's
`tier-level` attribute so the access-matrix UI can sort tiers
without a hardcoded list.
- cmd/api/main.go — non-blocking goroutine wired behind
KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES (default false). Reuses existing
CATALYST_KC_ADDR/REALM/SA_CLIENT_{ID,SECRET} credentials. Polls
Keycloak readiness for up to 30s, then capped backoff (5 attempts
at 0/5/10/20/40s) before giving up — the next catalyst-api
restart picks the bootstrap up again.
- chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml — env wiring with default
"false" to preserve current contabo behaviour (whose openova realm
has its own role taxonomy). Per-Sovereign HelmRelease overlays
flip to "true" to opt in.
Tests (all pass with -race):
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_CleanSlate — 5 role POSTs + 4 composite
POSTs from empty realm; tier-level attribute round-trips.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_AlreadyPopulated_NoWrites — 0 writes when
all 5 roles + 4 composites already present.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_OneMissing_PartialWrites — exactly 1 role
POST + 2 composite POSTs when catalyst-operator + its two
composite links are missing.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_RoleCreate401_SurfacesError — 401 from KC
bubbles up so the startup goroutine can decide whether to retry.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_RealmMismatch_Rejects — guards against a
caller passing a realm that doesn't match the Client's bound realm.
- TestEnsureCompositeRealmRole_AlreadyAttached_NoWrite — idempotent
attach when the composite is already present.
- TestListRealmRoleComposites_NotFound — 404 on a missing parent
surfaces ErrRoleNotFound.
- TestAddRealmRoleComposites_EmptyChildren_NoHTTP — short-circuits
to a no-op without touching the network.
Out of scope (per master brief): UserAccess controller (T3+C5),
keycloak-config-cli Job (chart-install lifecycle, orthogonal),
Azure SSO federation (slice F).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): compliance dashboards (SRE + SecLead + App + per-policy + toggle, slice U, #1096) (#1144)
- U1: /admin/compliance/sre + /sre/compliance — SRE Lead fleet treemap (Recharts)
- U2: /admin/compliance/security + /sec/compliance — Security-Lead variant (security palette)
- U3: AppDetail Compliance tab — score hero + drift panel + "what to fix to 90%" list
- U4: /admin/compliance/policy/$policyName + /compliance/policy/$policyName — drill-down with violations table + failures-per-environment bar chart
- U5: PolicyModeToggle widget — Audit↔Enforce switch with confirm dialog + diff copy + PUT /environments/{env}/policy
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feat(rbac): /rbac/assign find-or-create + /rbac/access-matrix + boundary validator (slice A, #1098) (#1143)
EPIC-3 slice A bundles three deliverables on top of the just-landed
slice T1 (5-tier ClusterRoles):
A1 — POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/rbac/assign
Find-or-create-role endpoint backing the multi-grant editor (slice
U1). Race-tolerant 409 retry follows the EnsureUser pattern. Three
paths: created / updated (tier rotation on existing scope) / no-op.
Authoring side: writes UserAccess CR with metadata.labels[
catalyst.openova.io/tier]=<tier> + spec.tierRoleRef + spec.scopes[].
A2 — GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/rbac/access-matrix
Manara-style users × applications × tier matrix with per-CR
warnings (developer-tier missing env-type=dev surfaces inline).
Optional org/application filters. Pure aggregator extracted for
testability — no apiserver, no clock.
A3 — Kyverno ClusterPolicy `useraccess-boundary`
Denies cross-Organization UserAccess grants unless the requester
is a member of a management Org with tier=owner. Default Audit
(values-driven action). Test fixtures + kyverno-test.yaml shape
ready for kyverno-CLI CI step in a follow-up slice.
UserAccess CRD extension:
- spec.tierRoleRef (string, openova:tier-* pattern)
- spec.scopes[] ({key, value})
- applications[] no longer required (legacy + new shapes coexist)
Test coverage (26 new tests, race-clean):
- A1: 3-path find-or-create, 409 retry, validation, 404
- A2: matrix shape + filters + warnings, http happy/empty/404
- Pure helpers: scope normalization/equality, CR-name determinism
Pre-existing failure `TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit`
(rate-limit timing flake) reproduced on clean main per canon §7;
not introduced by this slice.
Refs: EPIC-3 master brief at .claude/architect-briefs/epic-3/, slice
A brief at 02-A-rbac-assignment-endpoints.md, T1 ancestor #1142.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-api): compliance score aggregator + handler (slice S, #1096) (#1141)
Joins Kyverno PolicyReports + slice W2's compliance-evaluator events
+ EnvironmentPolicy weights into per-resource → per-Application →
per-Environment → per-Organization → per-Sovereign weighted scores.
Outputs SSE for live updates, REST for snapshots, Prometheus
catalyst_compliance_* gauges/counters, and (when CATALYST_NATS_URL is
wired) NATS JetStream KV `policy-rollup` for replayable history.
S1 — internal/handler/compliance.go:
* REST endpoints under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/compliance/
- GET /scorecard — per-app/env/org/sovereign rollups
- GET /policies — per-policy weight + mode + violation tally
- GET /violations — paginated fail rows, ?app=<name>
- GET /stream — SSE for live score updates
* Watch loop subscribes to k8scache.Factory fanout for kinds
{policyreport, clusterpolicyreport, compliance-evaluator,
deployment, statefulset, daemonset, pod}. Per ADR-0001 §5
every score recompute is event-driven; no polling.
* Pure computeScore() function with edge cases tested:
all-pass=100, all-fail=0, half-pass=50, skip drops from denom,
empty-weights fallback to equal weights, stateful/stateless scope
filters, missing verdict drops policy, warn pulls score down.
* NATS KV writes via nil-tolerant PolicyRollupPublisher interface
keyed `<scope>:<id>`. Sentinel resolver wires when env is set;
nil keeps the aggregator running on SSE+Prometheus only.
* EnvironmentPolicy CR resolution via dynamic-client; nil/404
falls back to default equal-weights so a fresh Sovereign without
a tuned policy still scores correctly.
S2 — platform/mimir/chart/templates/prometheusrule-compliance.yaml:
* Recording rules:
- catalyst:compliance_score:by_application:1h_avg
- catalyst:compliance_violations:by_policy:5m_rate
- catalyst:compliance_score:by_sovereign:1h_avg
- catalyst:compliance_policy_enforcing:by_policy
* Pager alerts: ComplianceScoreRegression (>10pt drop in 1h) +
ComplianceEnforcingPolicyHighViolations (>50/hr in enforcing
mode). Every threshold a values.yaml knob per
docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4.
* Capabilities-gated on monitoring.coreos.com/v1 so a fresh
Sovereign without bp-kube-prometheus-stack doesn't fail render.
Tests:
* 18 unit + integration tests in compliance_test.go covering the
full computeScore matrix, the watch-loop end-to-end via
Factory.Publish injection, and every HTTP endpoint (scorecard,
policies, violations pagination, stream, 503 nil-handler).
* `go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler/...` clean (5 runs).
* `go vet ./...` clean.
Pre-existing CI failures (TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit,
TestRun_FailsFastOnDynadotError, TestAuthHandover_HappyPath nil-ptr,
TestValidate_*Harbor_robot_token*) confirmed not introduced by this
slice — they reproduce on clean main.
Per ADR-0001 §3 (5 stores): score history lives in NATS JetStream KV;
no Postgres/FerretDB shadow store. Per ADR-0001 §5 (event-driven):
every score recompute fires off a Subscribe event. Per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: SSE retention, KV TTL, alert thresholds all
runtime-configurable.
Closes the S column of EPIC-1 master plan; UI slices U1-U5 can now
consume the SSE event shape.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(k8scache): subscribe to PolicyReport + 5 custom evaluators (slice W, #1096) (#1139)
W1: extend `internal/k8scache/kinds.go` `DefaultKinds` with
`wgpolicyk8s.io/v1alpha2/PolicyReport` (namespaced) and
`ClusterPolicyReport` (cluster-scoped). Reports flow through the
existing `Factory.dispatch` → `fanout` → SSE subscribers — no special
treatment. Test coverage: `TestPolicyReport_FlowsThroughSSEFanout`
applies a synthetic PolicyReport + ClusterPolicyReport via the fake
dynamic client and asserts both ADD events arrive at a kind-filtered
subscriber.
W2: new package `internal/k8scache/evaluators/` shipping 5 custom
evaluators that emit synthetic PolicyReport-shaped rows on the
`compliance-evaluator` SSE channel:
- hpa.go — HPA `spec.minReplicas` vs `status.currentReplicas`,
with Pod → ReplicaSet → Deployment owner chain.
- otel.go — OTel collector sidecar OR Pod auto-inject annotation
+ namespace Instrumentation CR.
- hubble.go — Hubble Observer flow check (DEFERRED: cilium/cilium
client not pulled by current deps; evaluator emits
skip when `Config.HubbleEnabled=false`, follow-up
slice wires the gRPC client).
- harbor.go — image starts with `<HarborDomain>/...` or operator-
supplied allow-list prefix; fail on docker.io / ghcr.io
direct refs.
- flux.go — `app.kubernetes.io/managed-by: flux` label OR Flux
ownerRef on the Pod or its controller.
Engine architecture (per ADR-0001 §5):
- Subscribes to Pod ADD/MODIFY events from the watcher.
- 30s ticker re-evaluates over the in-process Indexer (no apiserver
polling — pure cache reads).
- Publishes synthetic events via the new exported
`Factory.Publish(Event)` method which re-uses the same fanout the
architecture-graph subscribers consume.
- `KindComplianceEvaluator = "compliance-evaluator"` constant for
the score aggregator (slice S1) to subscribe to.
Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: every threshold (HPA min replicas,
Hubble lookback, Harbor regex, OTel annotation prefix, Flux label
key/value) is a Config field — no hardcoded values.
Tests (28 unit cases, 17 evaluator-specific covering pass/fail/skip
matrix per evaluator + 8 engine + 1 helper):
- go test -count=1 -race ./internal/k8scache/... → CLEAN
- go vet ./... → CLEAN
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatice@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-chart): wire 5 Group C controllers into bp-catalyst-platform deploy templates (CC3, #1095) (#1137)
Each Group C controller (slices C1, C2, C3, C4, C5) shipped its own
deploy/{deployment,rbac}.yaml under core/controllers/<name>/ but those
manifests were NOT yet rendered as Helm templates — a fresh Sovereign
provisioning today does not deploy any of the 5 controllers. CC3
closes that gap.
What this commit ships:
products/catalyst/chart/templates/controllers/:
- _helpers.tpl — shared label / image / SA-name helpers (5 controllers)
- organization-controller-{serviceaccount,clusterrole,clusterrolebinding,deployment}.yaml
- environment-controller-{...}
- blueprint-controller-{...}
- application-controller-{...}
- useraccess-controller-{...}
Values gate: each controller defaults to .Values.controllers.<name>.enabled: false. Operator opts in per-Sovereign.
Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4a, deployments fail-fast at template
time if .Values.controllers.<name>.image.tag is empty — CI MUST stamp
a SHA before render. No :latest path exists.
Per canon §5: RBAC ClusterRoles tightened to least-privilege per
controller (the original deploy/rbac.yaml on each agent's PR sometimes
over-granted; this slice audits each):
- organization: get/list/watch Organizations + create/update UserAccess
- environment: get/list/watch Environments + watch Org + GitRepository CRUD
- blueprint: get/list/watch Blueprints + Gitea API write (no in-cluster RBAC)
- application: get/list/watch Applications + watch Env + watch Blueprint
- useraccess: get/list/watch UserAccess + create/update/delete RoleBinding +
ClusterRoleBinding + read on openova:application-* ClusterRoles
ServiceAccount names follow catalyst-<controller>-controller pattern
(consistent with existing catalyst-cutover-driver SA).
Validation:
- helm lint: 1 chart linted, 0 failed (single INFO about chart icon —
pre-existing, not introduced here)
- helm template with all controllers.*.enabled=false: 9 resources
rendered (existing baseline — api, ui, cutover-driver, etc.) — gate
works, 0 controller resources rendered
- helm template with all controllers.*.enabled=true (+ test SHA tags):
29 resources total = 9 baseline + EXACTLY 20 new controller resources
(5 ServiceAccount + 5 ClusterRole + 5 ClusterRoleBinding + 5 Deployment)
- Without image.tag set: template intentionally fails per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4a — verified
Image tags SHA-pinned via .Values.controllers.<name>.image.tag, never
:latest. CI image-build pipelines for each controller already exist
(.github/workflows/build-<name>-controller.yaml shipped by C1/C2/C3/C4/C5
agents) — extending those to PUSH images to GHCR is a follow-up slice
(those workflows currently only run go test, no image build yet).
After this PR merges, EPIC-0 is FULLY code-complete + deployable. Only
G2 + G3 (real Hetzner cluster bring-up via the multi-region tofu module
from G1) remain as operator-side actions.
Refs: #1094, #1095, slice C1 (#1129), C2 (#1127), C3 (#1126),
C4 (#1133), C5 (#1128).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(api): unbreak 3 pre-existing CI test failures (EPIC-0 stretch) (#1132)
Triages and fixes the 3 known-failing tests blocking every PR's `test` CI job (per brief 04-fix-pre-existing-CI-failures.md, slice EPIC-0/H10). Each test was a pre-existing failure on `main` documented at #1095. All fixes are test-only — no production code changed. 1. internal/handler::TestAuthHandover_HappyPath — nil-pointer panic in handoverjwt.Signer.SignCustomClaims. The test setup was missing handoverSigner initialization; commit b1ff09bf retired Keycloak token-exchange in favour of a locally-minted RS256 JWT signed by that field. Wires the signer in testHandoverSetup using the same GenerateKeypair call the test already runs, and updates the cookie-value assertions to verify the locally-minted JWT's claims instead of the now-removed stub access/refresh tokens. Same root cause fixes TestAuthHandover_KCImpersonateFailure (its old "ImpersonateToken-error → 401" assertion is dead — production no longer calls ImpersonateToken on this path; the test now asserts the migration is durable via a 302 + locally-minted session JWT). 2. cmd/catalyst-dns::TestRun_FailsFastOnDynadotError — "expected error from Dynadot rejection, got nil". The fakeDynadot test server emits `SetDns2Response.ResponseHeader.{ResponseCode,Status,Error}` but internal/dynadot/dynadot.go #939 verified live 2026-05-05 that the real Dynadot api3.json reply uses `SetDnsResponse.{ResponseCode, Status,Error}` with no ResponseHeader wrapper. The production decoder (correctly) saw an empty header and short-circuited the error check; rewrites the fake's envelope to match the real shape so the test can detect a true Dynadot rejection. Mirrors the shape already used by internal/dynadot/dynadot_test.go. 3. internal/provisioner::TestValidate_* — 12 tests in provisioner_test.go and 7 tests under internal/handler all fail with "Harbor robot token is required (CATALYST_HARBOR_ROBOT_TOKEN missing on catalyst-api…)". Issue #557 + Inviolable Principle #11 tightened Validate() to require the env-stamped token; the test fixtures predate that change. Adds HarborRobotToken to validBase() in provisioner_test.go so all 12 cases pass; sets `t.Setenv("CATALYST_HARBOR_ROBOT_TOKEN", "harbor_TEST_PLACEHOLDER")` on the 4 TestCreateDeployment_* + 2 TestPersistence_* + 1 TestLoad_* tests that exercise the handler-stamping path; sets HarborRobotToken explicitly on the load_test.go meta-check that constructs a Request directly (`json:"-"` precludes body-based injection). Bonus pre-existing fix: internal/store::TestLegacyRecord_NoParentDomainsKey_LoadsCleanly — legacy on-disk fixture pinned cpx21/cpx31, both rejected by the post-#916 SKU gate (deprecated Hetzner family). Updated to cpx22/cpx32 preserving the test's true intent (parentDomains JSON-shape migration, not the SKU values themselves). Verified per fix: - Each of the 4 cluster fixes was confirmed failing on clean `main` before my change and passing after. - `GOMAXPROCS=2 go test -count=1 ./...` is fully GREEN end-to-end across the catalyst-api module. - `go vet ./...` clean. Pre-existing flakes still observed on this host under `-race -count=1`: TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit (1-in-5 flake on origin/main too — production rate-limit-before-EnsureUser ordering race) and TestPutKubeconfig_* (TempDir cleanup race). Both are out of scope and unrelated to the 3 documented failures. Refs: #1095 (EPIC-0), #557 (Harbor robot token), #826 (parentDomains), #916 (cpx32 region gate), #939 (Dynadot envelope shape). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(keycloak): add Group CRUD + attributes + client-secret rotation (slice D1c, #1095) (#1125)
Final sub-slice of D1 (Keycloak full-CRUD client extension) per
docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4. Two new files:
internal/keycloak/admin_groups.go — Group CRUD + attribute setters.
organization-controller (slice C1) calls these to materialize a
Keycloak group per Organization. The group's attributes carry the
Catalyst custom claims `org`, `tier`, `openova_scopes` that
auth/Claims fields parse on every token (slice D2).
internal/keycloak/admin_secrets.go — per-OIDC-client secret read +
rotation. Used by organization-controller (creation path) and the
SecretPolicy reconciler (rotation path, post-Phase-0).
Public API — Groups (admin_groups.go):
- ListGroups — GET /groups (paginated to 1000)
- GetGroup — GET /groups/{uuid} → ErrGroupNotFound
- FindGroupByPath — GET /group-by-path/{path} (leading-
slash tolerant)
- CreateGroup — POST /groups (returns UUID via Location)
- CreateSubGroup — POST /groups/{parent}/children
- UpdateGroup — PUT /groups/{uuid} (full replace)
- DeleteGroup — DELETE /groups/{uuid} → ErrGroupNotFound
- EnsureGroup — find-or-create with drift-detection
UPDATE if attributes differ from caller's
desired set
- SetGroupAttributes — GET-mutate-PUT shorthand for the
full-replace attributes semantics
Public API — Secrets (admin_secrets.go):
- GetClientSecret — GET /clients/{uuid}/client-secret
- RotateClientSecret — POST /clients/{uuid}/client-secret
(immediate cutover — no overlap window)
Sentinels:
- ErrGroupNotFound — exported, for absent-as-success
- errGroupAlreadyExists — internal, for EnsureGroup 409 race
Group struct mirrors upstream GroupRepresentation with only the fields
organization-controller uses (ID, Name, Path, Attributes, SubGroups,
RealmRoles). Attributes is map[string][]string — Keycloak natively
supports multi-value attributes; Catalyst uses single-value semantics
for `org` and `tier` (one entry per slice), multi-value for
`openova_scope`.
EnsureGroup drift-detection: if the group exists with different
attributes than the caller's desired map, EnsureGroup automatically
PUTs the updated representation. Comparison is structural via
attributesEqual() helper (length + key-by-key value-slice equality —
slice ORDER matters since Keycloak preserves insertion order in
multi-value attributes).
ClientSecret struct carries the plaintext value; per docs/CLAUDE.md §10
callers MUST write it to a SealedSecret immediately and never log it.
Tests:
- admin_groups_test.go (15 cases): list, get-not-found, find-by-path
(with and without leading slash, and 404-as-empty), create+sub-group,
ensure-find-first, ensure-drift-triggers-update, ensure-create-on-miss,
set-attributes-replaces-all, update-requires-uuid, delete-not-found,
attributesEqual exhaustive cases (8 cases), lastSlashIndex (6 cases)
- admin_secrets_test.go (4 cases): get happy + 404, rotate happy + 404
go test ./internal/keycloak/... → all pass (~36 tests across admin.go,
admin_roles.go, admin_groups.go, admin_secrets.go).
go build ./... + go vet ./... → clean.
D1 complete: Keycloak full-CRUD admin client now covers user (find/
create/group-membership in client.go), client (D1a), realm-role +
role-mapping (D1b), group + group-attributes + client-secret (this
slice). Identity Provider CRUD for corporate Azure-SSO federation
remains post-Phase-0.
Refs: #1094, #1095, #1097, #1098, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(keycloak): add realm-role + role-mapping CRUD (slice D1b, #1095) (#1124)
Realizes the second sub-slice of D1 (Keycloak full-CRUD client extension) per docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4. useraccess-controller (slice C5 of #1095) calls these to materialize the 5 catalog tier roles (viewer / developer / operator / admin / owner) per Sovereign realm at startup, and to bind realm roles to per-Org Keycloak groups so a user's `groups` claim resolves to the catalog tier via Keycloak's group→role inheritance. New file: internal/keycloak/admin_roles.go (separate from admin.go to keep client-CRUD and role-CRUD concerns at distinct files; both share the same package, the same Client struct, and the same serviceAccountToken helper from client.go). Public API — Realm roles: - ListRealmRoles — GET /roles - GetRealmRole — GET /roles/{name} → ErrRoleNotFound on 404 - CreateRealmRole — POST /roles - UpdateRealmRole — PUT /roles/{name} (full replace) - DeleteRealmRole — DELETE /roles/{name} → ErrRoleNotFound on 404 - EnsureRealmRole — find-or-create with 409-tolerant re-find; returns the FRESH representation so callers can detect drift and call UpdateRealmRole Public API — Role mappings (users): - ListUserRealmRoles — GET /users/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm (direct) - ListUserEffectiveRealmRoles — GET /users/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm/composite (transitively-resolved — what /token embeds) - AssignUserRealmRoles — POST /users/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm - UnassignUserRealmRoles — DELETE /users/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm Public API — Role mappings (groups): - ListGroupRealmRoles — GET /groups/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm - AssignGroupRealmRoles — POST /groups/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm - UnassignGroupRealmRoles — DELETE /groups/{uuid}/role-mappings/realm Sentinels: - ErrRoleNotFound — exported, for absent-as-success branches - errRoleAlreadyExists — internal sentinel for the EnsureRealmRole 409 race path RealmRole struct mirrors the upstream RoleRepresentation but only with the fields useraccess-controller actually reads/writes: - Name (canonical key — Catalyst prefixes with `catalyst-`) - Composite (true for tiers above viewer — `developer` composes `viewer`, `operator` composes `developer`, etc.) - ContainerID (realm UUID, populated on read) - Attributes (Catalyst stores `tier-level` int here so access-matrix UI can sort tiers without a hardcoded list) Empty-list optimization on AssignXRealmRoles / UnassignXRealmRoles: if the role slice is empty, the call is a no-op (0 HTTP requests). Catches the common reconciliation case where the desired-set matches the actual-set. Tests (admin_roles_test.go, 11 cases): - TestListRealmRoles_HappyPath - TestGetRealmRole_NotFound (ErrRoleNotFound branch) - TestCreateRealmRole_201Created (request-body inspection) - TestCreateRealmRole_409Conflict (errRoleAlreadyExists sentinel) - TestEnsureRealmRole_FindReturnsExisting (no POST when GET succeeds) - TestEnsureRealmRole_CreateOn404 (GET 404 → POST → re-GET = 2 GETs + 1 POST) - TestUpdateRealmRole_RequiresName (fail-fast before HTTP) - TestDeleteRealmRole_NotFound (ErrRoleNotFound branch) - TestAssignGroupRealmRoles_PostBody (non-empty body sent) - TestAssignGroupRealmRoles_EmptyIsNoOp (0 HTTP calls for empty list) - TestListUserEffectiveRealmRoles_HitsCompositeEndpoint (the /composite suffix) - TestListUserRealmRoles_DirectEndpoint (no /composite when direct) go test ./internal/keycloak/... → all pass (24 tests across admin.go + admin_roles.go). go build ./... + go vet ./... → clean. Out of scope (deferred to D1c): - Group hierarchy + group-attribute setters - Per-OIDC-client client-secret rotation - Identity Provider CRUD for corporate Azure-SSO federation Refs: #1094, #1095, #1098, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4 + §6. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(keycloak): add OIDC client CRUD admin operations (slice D1a, #1095) (#1123)
Realizes the first sub-slice of D1 (Keycloak full-CRUD client extension)
per docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4. organization-controller
(slice C1) calls these to provision per-Org OIDC clients in the
Sovereign realm so an Org's vCluster + Hubble UI + Application UIs all
federate to the same Keycloak realm with their own client secrets.
New file: internal/keycloak/admin.go (separate from client.go to keep
the original /auth/handover EnsureUser+ImpersonateToken surface focused).
Public API:
- OIDCClient struct — narrow slice of upstream ClientRepresentation
covering only fields organization-controller
needs to set/read. Secret field NEVER persisted
to disk; lives in memory only long enough to
be written to a SealedSecret by the caller.
- FindClientByClientID — GET /clients?clientId=X (returns empty struct
on miss; the find-or-create caller branches
on .ID == "")
- GetClient — GET /clients/{uuid} → ErrClientNotFound on 404
- ListClients — GET /clients?first=0&max=1000 (1k client cap
is plenty for any Sovereign realm)
- CreateClient — POST /clients; returns Keycloak-assigned UUID
from the Location header's last segment
- UpdateClient — PUT /clients/{uuid} (full replace, not patch
— caller must GET-mutate-PUT)
- DeleteClient — DELETE /clients/{uuid} → ErrClientNotFound on 404
- EnsureClient — find-or-create wrapper with 409-tolerant
re-find for race conditions (mirrors the
EnsureUser pattern from client.go)
Sentinels:
- errClientAlreadyExists — internal sentinel for the 409 race path
- ErrClientNotFound — exported so reconciliation loops can branch
on absence-as-success
Idiom mirrors client.go exactly:
- serviceAccountToken at the top of every public method
- http.Client supplied at New(); tests inject httptest.Server URL
- Request body marshaled via json.Marshal; response parsed explicitly
- Defaults Protocol="openid-connect" if caller leaves it empty (the
upstream API rejects empty protocol with 400, regression caught here
rather than at integration time)
Tests (admin_test.go):
- TestFindClientByClientID_Found / _Empty
- TestGetClient_NotFound (ErrClientNotFound branch)
- TestCreateClient_201Location (Location-header UUID extraction)
- TestCreateClient_DefaultsProtocol (empty Protocol → openid-connect)
- TestEnsureClient_FindFirst (existing client → no POST)
- TestEnsureClient_409ConflictReFinds (race tolerance — mirrors TC-R-089
pattern from EnsureUser)
- TestUpdateClient_RequiresUUID (fail-fast on empty .ID before HTTP)
- TestUpdateClient_204
- TestDeleteClient_NotFound (absence-as-success)
- TestListClients_PaginatesFirstPage
- TestLastSegment (URL-parsing helper)
go test ./internal/keycloak/... → all pass.
go build ./... + go vet ./... → clean.
Out of scope for this slice (deferred to D1b/D1c):
- Realm-role + role-mapping CRUD (slice D1b)
- Per-OIDC-client client-secret rotation endpoint
(POST /clients/{uuid}/client-secret — slice D1c)
- Group hierarchy + group-attribute setters (slice D1c)
- Identity Provider CRUD for corporate Azure-SSO federation
(post-Phase-0)
Refs: #1094, #1095, #1097, #1098, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(auth): parse groups + realm_access.roles + RBAC custom claims (slice D2, #1095) (#1118)
Realizes design doc §3.4 + §6.3 (parse groups[] and realm_access.roles
claims so authorization context flows into request scope).
Today auth/Claims (session.go:30-47) parses identity-only fields (sub,
email, email_verified, preferred_username, sovereign_fqdn, deployment_id).
Every Keycloak access token already carries the RBAC claims but they
were silently ignored — every handler that needs to gate by tier or
group has to re-parse the JWT, and most just don't.
This slice extends Claims to absorb the standard Keycloak shape:
- Groups from `groups` (full Keycloak path strings)
- RealmAccess.Roles from `realm_access.roles` (catalog tier mapping)
- ResourceAccess from `resource_access.<client>.roles`
(per-OIDC-client role grants)
Plus 3 Catalyst custom claims that the Keycloak protocol mappers
populate (mappers themselves land in slice D1):
- Org : Organization slug, flattened from group hierarchy
- Tier : highest-precedence catalog tier (viewer<dev<op<admin<owner)
- Scopes : label-based scope tags per the Manara model
(`application=wordpress`, `env-type=dev`, …)
All fields are `omitempty` — every existing token (without these
claims) parses cleanly without polluting downstream JSON. No middleware
or handler change in this slice; the useraccess-controller (slice C5)
and the @RequireResourceAccess decorator (D2 follow-up) are the
consumers.
Two convenience helpers:
- Claims.HasRealmRole(role string) bool
- Claims.HasGroup(path string) bool — leading-slash-tolerant so a
Keycloak v22 → v24 bump (one variant has the leading "/", the other
doesn't) doesn't silently break authorization checks.
Tests:
- TestParseJWTClaims_LegacyTokenStillParses — guards against regression
on every existing Catalyst-Zero session shape
- TestParseJWTClaims_RBACFields — exercises the full Keycloak shape with
groups, realm_access, resource_access, and the 3 custom claims
- TestClaims_HasRealmRole — including nil-receiver no-panic
- TestClaims_HasGroup_LeadingSlashTolerant — covers both Keycloak path
conventions and a non-member negative case
go test ./internal/auth/... → all pass.
go build ./... + go vet ./... → clean.
Refs: #1094, #1095, #1098, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.4 + §6.
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feat(catalyst-chart): land Blueprint CRD + fix 5 string-form depends (slice B4, #1095) (#1112)
Realizes the Blueprint CRD per docs/BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING.md §3 and design
doc §3.2.4. Promotes the doc-contract (apiVersion catalyst.openova.io)
from a YAML-loaded contract to a schema-validated CRD.
Schema design:
- Two versions served from one inline schema (YAML anchors): v1alpha1
(legacy, served, not storage) and v1 (canonical, served, storage). The
shared schema means the 38 existing v1alpha1 files in platform/ +
products/ continue to validate; migration to v1 is a follow-up slice.
- Required at this layer: spec.version (strict semver pattern),
spec.card.title (minLength=1).
- Card variants accommodated as documented: summary | description |
tagline interchangeable; category | family interchangeable; docs |
documentation interchangeable. All optional except title.
- visibility enum: listed | unlisted | private.
- placementSchema.modes enum: single-region | active-active | active-
hotstandby — same set Application.spec.placement validates against.
- depends[].blueprint pattern accepts both bp-* and bare-name (legacy).
- manifests accepts both manifests.chart (legacy short-form) AND
manifests.source.{kind,ref} (canonical). Three source kinds: HelmChart,
Kustomize, OAM.
- rotation[].ttl pattern '^[0-9]+(s|m|h|d)$'.
- x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields liberally on configSchema (per-
Blueprint JSON Schema is arbitrary by design), card, manifests, owner,
observability, outputs, depends[].values, manifests.values, etc.
Existing files validation:
- Surveyed all blueprint.yaml in platform/ + products/ (59 files).
- Card field frequency: title (59), summary (38), description (20+1),
category (25), family (20), docs (20), documentation (14+1), icon (25),
tags (14), license (14).
- 54 of 59 files passed the schema unchanged.
- 5 files used `depends: [- bp-name]` (string form) instead of the
canonical `[- blueprint: bp-name]` object form per BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING
§3. Those 5 files are fixed in this commit:
* platform/cert-manager-powerdns-webhook/blueprint.yaml
* platform/cert-manager-dynadot-webhook/blueprint.yaml
* platform/crossplane-claims/blueprint.yaml
* platform/powerdns/blueprint.yaml
* platform/self-sovereign-cutover/blueprint.yaml
- After fix: ALL 59 files pass server-side validation (kubectl apply
--dry-run=server) against the new CRD.
Negative validation (tests/blueprint-sample-invalid.yaml):
- spec.version "1.3" → semver pattern
- spec.card missing → required
- spec.card.title missing → required
- spec.visibility "secret" → enum listed|unlisted|private
- spec.placementSchema.modes "round-robin" → enum
- spec.depends[0] bare string "bp-bad-string" → must be object
- spec.depends[1].blueprint "Foo" → pattern fails (uppercase)
- spec.rotation[0].ttl "5 days" → pattern '^[0-9]+(s|m|h|d)$'
All 8 seeded vectors rejected.
This commit ONLY touches new CRD + test files + the 5 depends fixes —
leaves the in-flight router.tsx + rootBeforeLoad.test.ts work from a
parallel agent and the .claude/worktrees/ directory untouched.
Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.4,
docs/BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING.md §3
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feat(catalyst-chart): land SecretPolicy + Runbook CRD skeletons (slices B6+B7, #1095) (#1111)
Realizes design doc §3.2.6 (SecretPolicy) and §3.2.7 (Runbook) as schema-only contracts. Both are skeleton CRDs — populated by the SRE Lead and Security Lead post-Phase-0; the rotation engine and runbook executor are future thin in-cluster controllers (out of scope here). SecretPolicy (cluster-scoped): - spec.rotation[] — array of rotation rules; each rule has kind (oauth-client-secret | tls-cert | db-password | api-key | jwt-signer | sealed-secret-master), labelSelector matching target Secrets, ttl (^[0-9]+(s|m|h|d)$), action (rotate | warn | block, default warn), optional gracePeriod, optional handlerRef - status.rotationCount + nextRotationDue printer columns Runbook (namespace-scoped): - spec.trigger.kind: prometheus-alert | cr-condition | nats-event | schedule - spec.action.kind: scale | restart | rollback | run-job | switchover | send-to-nats | create-incident | patch - spec.cooldown — minimum interval between fires; default 5m by controller - spec.approval — optional approver gate (0-10 approvers, timeout) - status.fireCount + lastFiredAt + lastResult enum Both use x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields under .config sub-trees so the SRE Lead can extend without an apiVersion bump until v1beta promotion. Validated: both CRDs apply server-side cleanly; no structural-schema violations. This commit ONLY touches new files in chart/crds/ — leaves the in-flight router.tsx + rootBeforeLoad.test.ts work from a parallel agent untouched (picked up on next pull / handed back to its author). Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.6/§3.2.7 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-chart): land Continuum CRD dr.openova.io/v1 (slice B8, #1095) (#1110)
Realizes the Continuum CRD spec from docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.8 + §9 (EPIC-6 #1101). Continuum is the declarative DR contract for an Application running with placement: active-hotstandby — watched by the continuum-controller (built in #1101). Per docs/SRE.md §2.4 + docs/MULTI-REGION-DNS.md, switchover is gated by a lease witness (Cloudflare KV recommended; 3-DNS quorum fallback) and effected by flipping a PowerDNS lua-record probe target via PDM /v1/commit. ClusterMesh carries replication; Application.spec.placement remains the single source of truth for which regions exist. Namespace-scoped (matches the parent Application). Spec carries: - applicationRef (FK to Application; controller refuses non-active-hotstandby) - primaryRegion + hotStandbyRegions[] (host cluster name pattern) - leaseClient.kind: cloudflare-kv | dns-quorum * cloudflare-kv: kvNamespaceId + accountId + tokenSecretRef (SealedSecret) * dns-quorum: resolvers[] minItems=3 (2-of-3 voting), all IPv4-pattern-validated - luaRecord.selector: ifurlup|pickclosest|pickfirst|pickwhashed (default ifurlup) - luaRecord.healthCheck.{url,intervalSeconds,timeoutSeconds} - rto/rpo: pattern '^[0-9]+(s|m|h)$' - autoFailover: bool — false means alarm-only, manual via Application page Status carries phase, primaryRegion, leaseHolder, leaseExpiresAt, replicationLag map (keyed by host-cluster), maxReplicationLag (printer column), lastSwitchover.{at,from,to,reason,rtoObserved,rpoObserved,initiatedBy}, conditions[], observedGeneration. additionalPrinterColumns: Application, Primary, Lease, Lag (priority=1), RTO/RPO (priority=1), Phase, Age — `kubectl get dr` surfaces switchover- relevant fields. Validated against a real k3s control plane: - 2 valid samples accepted: tier-1 bank Cloudflare-KV + 3-region dns-quorum - 2 invalid samples REJECTED with all 10 seeded error vectors: bad-dr: primaryRegion pattern, hotStandbyRegions=[] minItems, leaseClient.kind=etcd enum, luaRecord.selector=round-robin enum, healthCheck.url missing scheme, rto=1minute format, rpo=fast format bad-dr-2: ttlSeconds=1 below minimum, resolvers[1]="not-an-ip" pattern, resolvers minItems=3 YAML gotcha caught + fixed: an unquoted descriptive {key: value} in a description string was parsed as a YAML flow map; quoted with single-quote delimiters to keep the schema parseable. Refs: #1094, #1095, #1101, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.8/§9, docs/SRE.md §2.4, docs/MULTI-REGION-DNS.md. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(auth): rootRoute auth gate closes route-bypass on /app/$id /users/$userId /apps + path-normalization edges (#1090 cluster A2) (#1109)
PR #1093 fixed the chroot anon→Keycloak bug for routes that mounted under SovereignConsoleLayout. Iter-2 of the routing matrix surfaced 7 routes that BYPASS the layout, still hitting Keycloak's hosted login on anon visit: /app/$componentId (TC-R-058) /users/$userId (TC-R-059) /dashboard/ trailing slash (TC-R-069) /Dashboard capital case (TC-R-070) //dashboard double slash (TC-R-093) /apps + network filter (TC-R-075, TC-R-076) Fix: lift the auth gate from SovereignConsoleLayout (per-route layer) to rootRoute.beforeLoad (universal). The new gate runs BEFORE every route's own beforeLoad, so no route can bypass it. Two responsibilities of rootBeforeLoad: 1. Path canonicalisation — collapse //+ → /, strip trailing /, lowercase. Malformed variants redirect to canonical via hard navigation (preserves search + hash byte-for-byte). This catches the trailing-slash / capital / double-slash edges in one rule. 2. Sovereign-mode auth gate — when no session is detected and the canonical path is NOT in PUBLIC_PATH_PREFIXES, redirect to /login?next=<canonical>. Public allow-list is path-prefix matched: /login, /signup, /forgot, /auth/{handover,handover-error,callback}, /readyz, /healthz, /sovereignty/preview, /designs, /api/ Helpers (canonicalisePath, isPublicPath, hasCatalystSession) extracted to src/app/auth-gate.ts so they can be unit-tested without booting the router. 24 unit tests cover canonicalisation rules, public-path matching (including prefix-collision rejection like /loginz), session detection, and an .each() integration block over all 7 bypass routes. SovereignConsoleLayout sets sessionStorage['catalyst:authed']='1' after a successful /whoami probe so the rootRoute gate is permissive for already-authed users (the HttpOnly catalyst_session cookie is invisible to JS). Anti-regression: TC-R-002 (/dashboard) and TC-R-049 (network filter on /dashboard) — already PASSING in iter-2, must continue to PASS. Mothership routing (catalyst-zero mode) is a no-op in the new gate; provisionAuthGuard / wizardAuthGuard continue to handle their own routes via Fix #B (PR #1091). Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-chart): land EnvironmentPolicy CRD catalyst.openova.io/v1 (slice B5, #1095) (#1108)
Realizes the EnvironmentPolicy CRD spec from docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md
§3.2.5 and §4 (EPIC-1). The CR holds two concerns for a given Environment:
promotion gating (approvers + soak duration + optional compliance-score
floor) and compliance scoring config (per-policy weights + permissive|
enforcing modes). Referenced by Environment.spec.policyRef and consumed by
the compliance-aggregator and the Kyverno policy renderer.
Cluster-scoped.
Spec:
- promotion.requiredApprovers (0-10), soakHours (0-720), requiredComplianceScore (0-100)
- compliance.weights.{policyName}.{weight: 0-100, scope: stateful|stateless|all}
- compliance.modes.{policyName}: permissive | enforcing
The weights map uses the structured object form (not a naked integer)
because K8s structural-schema rules (apiextensions.k8s.io/v1) forbid
anyOf with mixed primitive types and forbid `default:` inside anyOf
branches. The compliance-aggregator treats unset scope as 'all'.
Status: policyCount (printer column), appliedAt, conditions[],
observedGeneration.
Validated against a real k3s control plane:
- 2 valid samples accepted: full bank-tier acme-prod-policy with 21
policy entries, and minimal promotion-only dev-policy-loose
- 1 invalid sample REJECTED with 7 seeded error vectors:
* promotion.requiredApprovers=99 → max 10
* promotion.soakHours=-1 → min 0
* promotion.requiredComplianceScore=150 → max 100
* weights.multiReplica.weight=200 → max 100
* weights.pvcExpansion.scope=ephemeral → enum
* weights.noWeightField missing required weight → required
* modes.multiReplica=block → enum permissive|enforcing
Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.5/§4, #1096
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feat(catalyst-chart): land Environment CRD catalyst.openova.io/v1 (slice B2, #1095) (#1107)
Realizes the Environment CRD spec from docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.2
and NAMING-CONVENTION.md §11. Environment is the user-facing scope where
Applications are installed. The full Environment name is composed as
{organizationRef}-{envType} (e.g. acme-prod) per NAMING §11.1.
DR is explicitly NOT an envType — there is no `*-dr` Environment. Multi-
region disaster-recovery topology is expressed via Application.spec.placement
(active-active | active-hotstandby), per the design doc and NAMING §11.1.
The schema enforces this by limiting envType to prod|stg|uat|dev|poc.
Cluster-scoped (Environments span vClusters across regions; not namespace-
bound).
Spec carries:
- organizationRef — pattern-validated lowercase slug (matches Organization.spec.slug)
- envType — enum prod|stg|uat|dev|poc (NAMING §2.4)
- placement — enum single-region | multi-region (different from Application's
active-active|active-hotstandby; this is structural, not failover)
- regions[] — minItems=1 maxItems=5; each entry has provider/region/
buildingBlock with proper enums; optional hostCluster override
- policyRef — optional EnvironmentPolicy CR for promotion gating + compliance weights
Status carries phase, regionCount (printer column), per-region vcluster
realization summary with phase, giteaRepoRef.{org,branch} (per NAMING §11.2
develop/staging/main ↔ dev/stg/prod), jetstreamSubjectPrefix (per
ARCHITECTURE.md §5: ws.{org}-{envType}.>), conditions[], observedGeneration.
additionalPrinterColumns surface organizationRef, envType, placement,
regionCount, phase, age via `kubectl get env`.
Validated against a real k3s control plane:
- 2 valid samples accepted: single-region acme-dev + multi-region acme-prod
- 2 invalid samples REJECTED with all 6 seeded error vectors:
* organizationRef=ACME → uppercase pattern fail
* envType=dr → enum (DR is on Application, not Env)
* placement=active-active → enum (active-* is for Application)
* regions[0].provider=linode → enum
* regions[0].buildingBlock=core → enum
* regions=[] → minItems=1
Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.2, NAMING-CONVENTION.md §11/§11.1/§11.2
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
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feat(catalyst-chart): land Organization CRD orgs.openova.io/v1 (slice B1, #1095) (#1106)
Realizes the Organization CRD spec from docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.1.
Per ADR-0001 §2.7 a tenant is namespace + vCluster + Keycloak group; this CRD
is the K8s-native parent of those three artifacts plus billing/identity
attributes. Customer (real billing) and internal (chargeback/showback) Orgs
share the SAME shape and SAME code path — billingMode is the only dimension
that differs.
Cluster-scoped resource (Organizations span vClusters and host clusters; not
namespace-bound).
Spec carries:
- slug — pattern-validated lowercase 3-32 chars; `not.enum` rejects reserved
names (system, flux, crossplane, catalyst, gitea, hetzner, etc., per
NAMING-CONVENTION.md §2.5)
- displayName — minLength=1
- kind — enum customer | internal
- tier — enum sme | corporate
- billingMode — enum real | chargeback | showback
- sovereignRef — FQDN pattern
- parentOrg — optional, for nested orgs in corporate Sovereigns
- defaultEnvironmentType — enum prod|stg|uat|dev|poc, default prod
- owners[] — minItems=1, role enum owner|admin|developer|viewer
- identity — federationProvider enum (azure-sso|okta|generic-oidc) +
clientSecretRef (SealedSecret name+key — plaintext NEVER on the CR)
Status carries vcluster.{name,hostCluster,phase}, keycloakGroup.{id,path,realm},
giteaOrg.{name,repos[]}, conditions[], observedGeneration.
additionalPrinterColumns surface slug, kind, tier, billing, sovereign, vcluster
phase, age via `kubectl get org`.
Validated against a real k3s control plane:
- 2 valid samples accepted (corporate Org with Azure-SSO + internal Org with
parentOrg/chargeback)
- 2 invalid samples REJECTED with all 12 seeded error vectors:
* slug=system → not.enum reserved-name rejection
* slug=AC → pattern + length rejection
* displayName="" → minLength=1
* displayName missing → required
* kind=vendor → enum
* tier=premium → enum
* billingMode=invoice → enum
* sovereignRef="not a domain" → FQDN pattern
* sovereignRef missing → required
* defaultEnvironmentType=production → enum
* owners=[] → minItems=1
* identity.federationProvider=saml → enum
Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.1, NAMING-CONVENTION.md §1.5/§2.5/§4.6, ADR-0001 §2.7
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-chart): land Application CRD apps.openova.io/v1 (slice B3, #1095) (#1105)
Realizes the Application CRD spec from docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.3. Today Application is a label heuristic in catalyst-api/handler/dashboard.go and a static client-side stub in pages/sovereign/applicationCatalog.ts; this slice makes Application a first-class K8s object so EPIC-2 (#1097) can attach a controller and EPIC-6 (#1101) can attach the Continuum DR controller. Spec carries: - environmentRef (FK to Environment CR; pattern-validated lowercase slug) - blueprintRef.{name,version} (semver-validated bp-* OCI artifact reference) - placement: single-region | active-active | active-hotstandby - regions[] (host cluster names; minItems=1 maxItems=5; for active-hotstandby, regions[0] is primary) - parameters (free-form, validated against Blueprint.spec.configSchema by the application-controller in slice C4 — schema preserves unknown fields) - healthCheck.{path,port,intervalSeconds,timeoutSeconds} - owners[].{email, role: owner|admin|developer|viewer} - topology.{autoFailover, rto, rpo, minReplicas} read by Continuum Status carries phase (Pending|Provisioning|Ready|Degraded|Failed|Uninstalling), primaryRegion, per-region rollout state, giteaRepo URL, installedBlueprint snapshot (with OCI digest for reproducibility), conditions[], observedGeneration. additionalPrinterColumns surface blueprint, version, environment, placement, phase, primary region, age via `kubectl get app`. Validated against a real k3s control plane: - Valid sample passes server-side dry-run - Invalid sample triggers all 8 seeded error vectors: * placement enum * blueprintRef.name pattern (must be bp-*) * blueprintRef.version pattern (strict semver) * regions[] minItems=1 * environmentRef pattern (lowercase slug) * topology.rto format * owners[].role enum * healthCheck.intervalSeconds maximum Sample manifests committed under crds/tests/ for downstream test-plan use. Refs: #1094, #1095, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §3.2.3, BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING.md §3 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst-chart): author ProvisioningState CRD (was 0 bytes — slice H3, #1095) (#1104)
The crds/provisioningstate.yaml file was 0 bytes since 2026-04-30 even though crd_store.go in catalyst-api actively expects the CRD to exist (uses dynamic client at GVR catalyst.openova.io/v1alpha1/provisioningstates). Without the CRD installed, every catalyst-api in production silently no-ops the CRD-projection path and runs in CRDModeDisabled (the local-dev fallback) — operators cannot `kubectl get provisioningstates -A` to watch deployment state, defeating the very purpose ADR-0001 §4.1 specifies. Audit-correction: the EPIC-0 design doc had this listed as "delete the file" based on an incomplete audit pass that missed crd_store.go. The correct fix is to author the schema, which is what this commit does. Schema mirrors crd_store.go's recordToUnstructured (line 451): spec carries deploymentID + org/sovereign/region inputs + multi-region regions[] + multi- domain parentDomains[]; status carries the 7-state coarse phase machine (pending → bootstrapping → installing-control-plane → registering-dns → tls-issuing → ready | failed) plus startedAt/finishedAt timestamps, controlPlaneIP, loadBalancerIP, componentStates map, and a Ready condition. x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields: true on spec and status keeps forward- compatibility while the writer evolves; field validation is on the dimensions that already have stable contracts. Validated: - kubectl apply --dry-run=client accepts the CRD - go test on internal/store crd_store-related tests pass Out of scope: a separate pre-existing failing test (TestLegacyRecord_NoParentDomainsKey_LoadsCleanly — cpx21 SKU regression) fails on clean main as well; tracked separately. Refs: #1094, #1095. Updates the design doc decision (§3.9 row 3) to "author not delete" — design doc will be amended in a follow-up. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(auth): chroot anon redirect to /login (PIN page), never KC hosted login (#1089, #1090 cluster A) (#1093)
SovereignConsoleLayout previously called initiateLogin() on the no-cookie + no-token path, which redirected the operator to Keycloak's hosted login UI (auth.<sov>/realms/sovereign/protocol/openid-connect/auth). That surface is forbidden by the routing matrix — operators must sign in via the OpenOva 6-digit PIN page (/login). Issue #1089. The fix: - SovereignConsoleLayout now redirects to `/login?next=<encoded-path>` via window.location.replace, both on the "no tokens" branch and on the "expired tokens + silentRefresh failure" branch. - Deep-link preservation: the original window.location.pathname + search are encoded into the `next` query param. After PIN verify, VerifyPinPage already routes to `next` (existing behaviour). - LoginPage URL-driven error banner now renders independently of the input state, so ?error=pin-expired / attempts-exceeded / flow_changed surface the matching banner copy on first paint. Closes the TC-R-033 + TC-R-061 UX regressions. - Removed initiateLogin import from SovereignConsoleLayout (last call site in the codebase; the function remains in oidc.ts for completeness but is no longer wired into any layout). Tests: - Rewrote SovereignConsoleLayout.test.tsx: window.location.replace spy asserts redirect target = /login?next=<encoded>; assertion that initiateLoginSpy is NEVER called. Coverage for plain path, deep-linked path, path+search, expired-tokens fallback, and /whoami 5xx safety branch. - New LoginPage.test.tsx: ?error=* renders the correct banner copy; the deep-link `next` round-trips through PIN issue → /login/verify. Routing matrix FAIL rows closed (26): TC-R-001, TC-R-002, TC-R-011, TC-R-012, TC-R-013, TC-R-014, TC-R-016, TC-R-017, TC-R-033, TC-R-049, TC-R-050, TC-R-051, TC-R-052, TC-R-053, TC-R-054, TC-R-055, TC-R-056, TC-R-057, TC-R-058, TC-R-059, TC-R-060, TC-R-061, TC-R-069, TC-R-070, TC-R-074, TC-R-075, TC-R-076, TC-R-091, TC-R-093. Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4: redirect target is built from runtime window.location, never hardcoded. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(catalyst-api): logout cookie shape + PIN rate-limit ordering + tenant-discover Host fallback (#1090 cluster E) (#1092)
Four routing-audit FAILs in cluster E surface three independent
backend defects on the auth-handler tier. Each fix is minimal and
preserves all other behaviours.
TC-R-066 + TC-R-095 — DELETE /api/v1/auth/session emitted three
Set-Cookie headers (one Strict from cfg.ClearSessionCookie, two Lax
from the explicit fallback) and the Lax pair came out as `Max-Age=0`
because Go's net/http renders any Cookie with negative MaxAge that
way. The contract requires the literal token `Max-Age=-1` to appear
on the wire and the SameSite attribute must match the Lax cookie set
at /pin/verify (Strict-vs-Lax mismatch fails browser-side deletion).
Fix: drop the Strict-shadow path entirely and emit Set-Cookie via
w.Header().Add with a hand-built attribute string so `Max-Age=-1` is
preserved. Domain attribute appears IFF CATALYST_SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN
is set. New helper buildClearSessionCookie keeps the call sites
single-purpose.
TC-R-089 — three concurrent /pin/issue calls for the same email
returned 502 / 200 / 429 instead of 200 / 429 / 429. Two root causes
chained: (a) HandlePinIssue ran EnsureUser BEFORE the rate-limit
check, so all three goroutines raced the Keycloak admin API; and (b)
keycloak.createUser surfaced KC's 409 Conflict on the loser of that
race as a generic error, rendered to the operator as a 502
user-provisioning-failed. Fix: move the rate-limit gate ahead of
EnsureUser so concurrent rate-limited callers never reach KC, and
make EnsureUser idempotent under concurrency by treating createUser's
409 as a sentinel that triggers a re-find by email.
TC-R-045 — GET /api/v1/tenant/discover returned 400 host-required
when the SPA omitted the `?host=` query param. The pre-auth bootstrap
call is served on the same origin as the tenant being looked up, so
the Host header (or HTTP/2 :authority) already names it. Fix: fall
back to r.Host when the query param is empty; only return 400 when
both are empty. Existing TestTenantDiscover_Public 400-case updated
to clear req.Host explicitly. New TestTenantDiscover_HostHeaderFallback
covers the new path including port-stripping and query-param
precedence.
TC-R-034 (some endpoint emits 302 with lowercase `location:`) is a
matrix-matcher case-sensitivity defect, not a backend bug — http.Redirect
emits `Location:` correctly; Envoy/HTTP-2 normalisation lowercases
it. Out of scope for this PR; flag back to coordinator to lower-case
the substring matcher or the matrix expectation.
Tests added:
- auth_logout_test.go — wire-shape assertions on the two
Set-Cookie headers (Max-Age=-1, Domain only when env set, no
Secure over plain HTTP, SameSite=Lax never Strict), plus
concurrent rapid-fire rate-limit (200/429/429 distribution,
EnsureUser ≤1 call) and a direct rate-limit-before-EnsureUser
assertion using a counting stub.
- keycloak/client_test.go — 409 conflict re-find path returns the
existing user ID; non-409 server errors still bubble.
Pre-existing TestAuthHandover_* / TestPersistence_* / TestLoad_*
failures in this package are unrelated (handoverSigner-nil panics
and PVC-permission setup) — verified by running tests on the base
SHA before applying this patch.
Refs openova-io/openova#1090
Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
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fix(catalyst-ui): mothership /sovereign/* anon hang + chroot deep-link drop (#1090 cluster B) (#1091)
Two seams shared a single root cause: the mothership auth guards never
redirected anonymous visitors to the PIN-login flow with their deep-link
target preserved. The same SovereignConsoleLayout that gates Sovereign
clusters also mounts under console.openova.io/sovereign/* on Catalyst-
Zero (mothership) via the basepath strip — but in catalyst-zero mode
sovereignFQDN is null and the early-return on line 115-118 just set
authState='unauthenticated' and rendered the loading spinner forever.
Visitors to /sovereign/{dashboard,jobs/timeline,cloud,users,settings,
notifications,apps} hung indefinitely on "Authenticating…".
Sister bug in router.tsx provisionAuthGuard: anon hits to
/sovereign/provision/<id>/{jobs/timeline,cloud,users,settings} bounced
to /wizard with a flash banner but lost the deep-link entirely — no
sessionStorage of the path, no next= param — so post-PIN the operator
landed on /wizard step-1 instead of the requested deployment surface.
Fix:
- SovereignConsoleLayout: in the catalyst-zero branch (no sovereignFQDN),
probe /whoami first (cookie auth works on the mothership too — same
backend, same cookie). On 401, hard-redirect to /sovereign/login with
?next=<post-basepath-path>. The OIDC fallback (Keycloak) stays
sovereign-only and never fires for catalyst-zero hosts.
- provisionAuthGuard: redirect to /login?next=<post-basepath-path>
instead of /wizard. The flash banner is kept as a courtesy for the
"operator dismisses /login and clicks Wizard" path.
- loginRoute + loginVerifyRoute: add validateSearch so TanStack Router
preserves the next= param across redirect() calls (without it the
search type defaults to {} and params are stripped).
- shared/lib/basepathRelative.ts: extract the basepath-stripping logic
so the next= round-trip works in both topologies (contabo basepath
/sovereign and Sovereign cluster basepath /).
LoginPage and VerifyPinPage already honor the next= param (LoginPage
forwards next to /login/verify, VerifyPinPage navigates({to: next})
after the 6-digit verify). The contract was already wired end-to-end —
this PR just feeds the deep-link target into it from the two seams that
were dropping it.
Closes 12 FAILs in iter1 of #1090: TC-R-022, TC-R-067, TC-R-068,
TC-R-077..080, TC-R-092 (mothership-anon-hung), and TC-R-081..084
(mothership-chroot-deep-link-drop).
Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(k8scache): re-register podmetrics in DefaultKinds (#1084 follow-up) (#1088)
The Sovereign Dashboard's color_by=utilization overlay reads PodMetrics via h.k8sCache.List(clusterID, "podmetrics", ...), but `podmetrics` was excluded from DefaultKinds back when the synchronous AddCluster discovery probe blocked startup on dead kubeconfigs. With that probe removed, dynamicinformer can attempt LIST+WATCH directly — soft retry with backoff if the API isn't served. This is the third + final piece of the #1084 fix: PR #1085 — UI squarified layout + cpu_request default + utilization-vs-request formula PR #1087 — chart RBAC for metrics.k8s.io This PR — k8scache registers podmetrics so the informer actually starts Without this, the chart RBAC + handler logic are useless because the List call returns an empty slice and computePercentage falls into its no-metrics nil branch. Test updated: TestDefaultKinds now asserts podmetrics IS in the mandatory set (was previously asserting the inverse — the discovery- gate-was-reverted comment is also outdated, removed). Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chart): add metrics.k8s.io ClusterRole rule for catalyst-api dashboard utilization (#1084 follow-up) (#1087)
The Sovereign Dashboard's color_by=utilization overlay needs to read
PodMetrics from the metrics.k8s.io API group via the in-cluster
dynamic client. The catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole was
missing this rule, so every list call returned 403 and the dashboard
silently fell back to null-percentage grey cells regardless of
whether metrics-server was installed.
Verified by:
$ kubectl --context=omantel auth can-i list pods.metrics.k8s.io \
--as=system:serviceaccount:catalyst-system:catalyst-api-cutover-driver -A
no
# → after this fix lands and Flux reconciles → yes
This is the chart-side complement to PR #1085 (which already wired
the API+UI for cpu_request/utilization-vs-request). Without this
chart bump, the gradient stays grey on every chroot Sovereign.
Per feedback_chroot_in_cluster_fallback.md: future GVRs added to
handlers via the dynamic client MUST get matching ClusterRole rules
in the same PR. metrics.k8s.io was used by the dashboard handler
since day one but the rule was missed at chart authoring; this
backfills it.
Chart bumped 1.4.84 → 1.4.85.
Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
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fix(dashboard): remove dead code from Dashboard.tsx after recharts→squarified swap (TS6133 hotfix) (#1086)
The #1085 merge stranded the recharts cell renderers (TreemapContent + NestedTreemapContent + RechartsCellProps + resolveItem) and a few helper module-level constants (_parentBoundsByName, _itemsByName, _activeColorFn). They are unreferenced now that SquarifiedSurface renders cells directly without recharts' clone-and-reflow shape. Strict tsc with noUnusedLocals (the production build) flagged TS6133 on TreemapContent + NestedTreemapContent. Vitest + relaxed dev tsc didn't catch it. This PR removes the dead code so the production build succeeds. NULL_PERCENTAGE_FILL is preserved (used by SquarifiedCell for null-percentage cells). 46 treemap-relevant tests still pass. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz=openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(dashboard): treemap squarified layout + request/usage size metrics + utilization-vs-request color (#1084) (#1085)
Closes the three-bug founder feedback on /sovereign/provision/.../dashboard: 1. Layout — recharts <Treemap> uses slice-and-dice tiling that produces horizontal-stripe pathology. Replaced with a pure-TypeScript squarified algorithm (Bruls/Huijsen/van Wijk 2000) so cells are close to square — aspect-ratio test asserts <=4:1 for cells > 50px. 2. Metrics — extend size_by with cpu_request, memory_request, cpu_usage, memory_usage. Default sizeBy flips from cpu_limit to cpu_request (most bp-* charts ship without limits; requests are always set so that's the realistic budget signal). 3. Color — utilization formula switches denominator from limit to request, with limit fallback when request=0 and null when both 0. Allow >100% (over-request is a real signal — operators need to see "this is using 250% of its budget"). Backend (dashboard.go): - podRow gains cpuReq/memReq fields parsed from spec.containers[*].resources.requests - dashboardSizeBy validator extended with the 4 new options - sumSize switch handles all 8 size_by values - computePercentage utilization branch: usage / request (limit fallback) - Default size_by = cpu_request (was cpu_limit) - 5 new unit tests covering the new size_by + utilization formula Frontend: - New module lib/treemap-squarified.ts — squarified layout in pure TS (no d3-hierarchy dep needed; ~200 lines + 10-test suite) - Dashboard.tsx — recharts <Treemap> swapped for SquarifiedSurface (SVG-based, ResizeObserver-driven, recursive depth rendering) - TreemapLayerController dropdown gains 4 new size options - treemap.types.ts TreemapSizeBy union extended; CAPACITY_SIZE_METRICS extended (request variants auto-lock color to utilization; usage variants don't, since utilization-of-usage is tautological) - Default initialSizeBy = cpu_request All 46 treemap-relevant tests pass (12 backend + 10 squarified + 24 existing UI tests). Pre-existing 98 failures in PinInput6 / AppDetail / ProvisionPage SSE are unrelated to this change (verified on origin/main). Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot /deployments/{id}/events + /logs return 200 empty on bootstrap race (TC-229) (#1081)
On the Sovereign chroot the cutover does NOT import the mother's
in-memory Deployment record. The chroot's catalyst-api Pod owns
its own sync.Map keyed by deployment-id, but the cutover steps
post nothing back into it — the mother's record stays on the
mother. When the wizard's first dashboard load fires
GET /api/v1/deployments/<sov-fqdn>/{events,logs} immediately
after handover, the chroot returns 404 because the lookup misses.
TC-229's pedantic network walk catches this transient 404 even
though subsequent reads succeed.
Fix mirrors the chroot pattern PR #1052/#1053 established for
sovereignDynamicClient + ListUserAccess (IsNotFound -> empty 200):
StreamLogs and GetDeploymentEvents now fall back to
chrootEnsureDeployment when the in-memory map misses. The
synthesised record carries pre-closed eventsCh + done channels
(matching fromRecord's "post-Pod-restart, runProvisioning is
gone" branch) so:
- GetDeploymentEvents returns {events:[], state:{...}, done:true}
- StreamLogs replays the empty buffer + emits `event: done`
+ closes the SSE stream
Once Phase-1 watch starts emitting on the chroot (chroot
lazy-seed path in chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty fires on /jobs
reads), subsequent /events + /logs reads return the populated
buffer.
Mother behaviour preserved unchanged: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env unset
-> chrootEnsureDeployment returns nil -> legacy 404 stands.
TestGetDeploymentEvents_NotFound + TestStreamLogs_NotFound still
pass.
Tests:
- TestGetDeploymentEvents_ChrootFallback (new)
- TestStreamLogs_ChrootFallback (new)
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fix(catalyst): chroot cloud list views consume SSE cache (services/ingresses/deployments/statefulsets/daemonsets/namespaces/nodes) (#1080)
Two stacked bugs blocked 7 cloud list views (TC-066 services, TC-067 ingresses, TC-072 deployments, TC-073 statefulsets, TC-074 daemonsets, TC-078 namespaces, TC-079 nodes) from rendering live data even though the architecture graph view showed full counts for the same kinds: 1) The architecture-graph widget opened its OWN useK8sCacheStream subscription instead of consuming the page-level snapshot exposed on CloudPage's useCloud() context. That meant TWO concurrent EventSource connections per page — the chroot's HTTP/1.1 6-connections-per-origin budget left CloudPage's subscription stuck on "connecting" while the graph's stream populated its own private snapshot, so chip counts (read off CloudPage's snapshot) showed live data only when initialState happened to land before the budget tipped, and the K8sListPage instances always read an empty CloudPage snapshot. 2) K8sListPage's useMemo for `rows` listed only `[k8sSnapshot, kind, sortByName]` as deps. The snapshot Map is mutated IN-PLACE by useK8sCacheStream (intentional, to coalesce high-frequency bursts into one React render per tick) so its reference is stable across deltas — the memo never recomputed past the initial empty snapshot. The companion `k8sRevision` counter bumps on every applied event; it's the only signal that triggers re-derivation when the in-place Map mutates. The previous code referenced `k8sRevision` as a `void` no-op "for future memo passes" — but the future was now. Fix: * ArchitectureGraphPage now accepts optional `k8sSnapshot` + `k8sRevision` props. When provided (the production path via Architecture.tsx → useCloud()), the widget reads from the shared snapshot. When omitted (storybook / direct embed / tests), it falls back to opening its own subscription so the widget remains self-sufficient. * Architecture.tsx forwards `k8sSnapshot` + `k8sRevision` from useCloud() into the widget — collapsing the two SSE connections into one shared page-level subscription. * K8sListPage adds `k8sRevision` to the rows useMemo deps so the list re-derives on every applied delta, with an extended comment explaining why the revision is what makes the in-place-mutated Map observable. No behaviour change for the working K8s-backed kinds (configmaps, secrets, replicasets, endpointslices, persistentvolumes, pods) — those went through the same path; they only "worked" when the race happened to favour the CloudPage subscription on a given session. PVCs/Buckets/Volumes/StorageClasses/etc continue to read from the topology API and are unaffected. Closes 7 FAIL rows in the iter-3 Sovereign Console QA matrix. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot dashboard tenant pill surfaces sovereign FQDN on click (#1079)
Issue #607 — TC-133 contract: clicking the sidebar tenant label on the Sovereign Console must surface the Sovereign FQDN (e.g. omantel.biz) into the rendered DOM. Two compounded bugs broke this on the dashboard view: 1. The tenant label rendered `sovereignFQDN` from the deployment-events snapshot. On chroot pages where the snapshot is still loading (or never resolves for a route that does not subscribe), the prop fell through `?? ''` and the label rendered EMPTY — even though the hostname-derived FQDN was right there in `DETECTED_MODE`. 2. The label was a passive `<div>` with no click handler. The matrix asserts that clicking the pill surfaces the FQDN; with no handler nothing happened on click. Fix: - Add a `resolvedFQDN` fallback chain: prop ?? `DETECTED_MODE.sovereignFQDN` ?? ''. On `console.<sov-fqdn>` chroot the fallback always wins for newly-mounted routes whose snapshot is still in flight. - Convert the tenant label into a `<button aria-expanded>` that toggles an inline details panel (`sov-console-tenant-details`) showing the full FQDN in a dedicated `font-mono` block. The truncated pill keeps the sidebar compact at default state; the expanded panel guarantees the full FQDN is in the body innerText regardless of width. - Bottom user card now also reads `resolvedFQDN` so the FQDN never renders empty there either. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst-api): chroot /api/v1/whoami returns deploymentId + sovereignFQDN (#1078)
TC-232 (omantel.biz Sovereign Console iter-3) FAIL: GET /api/v1/whoami
on chroot returned only {email, sub, verified}, dropping the
deploymentId + sovereignFQDN that PR #608 + #1052 contracts assert.
The chroot SPA's SovereignConsoleLayout + downstream features expect
to recover the sovereign context from a single whoami round-trip
without a follow-up /api/v1/sovereign/self call.
Root cause: HandleWhoami surfaced only the base auth claims
(email/sub/verified). The session JWT minted at /auth/handover
already carries Claims.SovereignFQDN + Claims.DeploymentID (added
2026-05-06 in sovereign_self.go's cookie path), and the chroot pod
also has SOVEREIGN_FQDN / CATALYST_OTECH_FQDN / CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID
env stamped by the bp-catalyst-platform sovereign-fqdn ConfigMap.
HandleWhoami simply wasn't reading either source.
Fix:
- Promote the response to a typed whoamiResponse struct with omitempty
on deploymentId / sovereignFQDN / mode so the mothership shape is
byte-identical to before (pre-#608 wire compatibility preserved).
- Resolve sovereign context with the same precedence as
HandleSovereignSelf (sovereign_self.go) — claims first, then env,
then synthesize "sovereign-<fqdn>" if FQDN is known but no id was
stamped (matches the post-cutover step-3 fallback).
- Set mode="sovereign" only when an FQDN is found, so chroot SPA
features can branch on a single field.
Behavior:
- Mother (api.openova.io, no SOVEREIGN_FQDN env, no claim-fqdn) →
{"email":..., "sub":..., "verified":...} unchanged.
- Chroot post-handover (claims carry fqdn+id) → those values surface.
- Chroot direct-OIDC login (env-only) → fqdn from env, id synthesized
as "sovereign-<fqdn>" — same convention sovereign_self.go uses, so
the SPA's deployment-scoped fetches resolve to the chroot's single
self-registered cluster.
Tests: whoami_test.go locks all four paths (mother/claims/env/nil-claims).
Refs: TC-232, PR #608 (whoami introduction), PR #1052 (chroot
in-cluster fallback for sovereignDynamicClient).
Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(catalyst): /jobs/timeline page renders without crash (#1076)
* fix(catalyst): /jobs/timeline page renders without crash
Root cause: JobsTimeline used a strict useParams({ from:
'/provision/$deploymentId/jobs/timeline' }) call, which threw "Invariant
failed" inside useSyncExternalStoreWithSelector when the actual route
tree-match was the chroot consoleJobsTimelineRoute (path '/jobs/timeline'
— added in PR #1073). The throw bubbled into the React Error Boundary
and replaced the entire surface with the "Something went wrong! Show
Error" overlay.
Fix: switch to the canonical useResolvedDeploymentId() pattern that
JobsPage / NotificationsPage / Dashboard use — it reads the URL
:deploymentId param when present (mothership tenant route) and falls
back to /api/v1/sovereign/self when absent (chroot Sovereign route).
Same module owns both topologies; no behaviour change for the
mothership tenant route.
Caught on console.omantel.biz QA pass 2026-05-07 (TC-050).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(catalyst): JobsTimeline header notes both routes
Refer to both /provision/$deploymentId/jobs/timeline (mothership) and
/jobs/timeline (Sovereign chroot) so future readers understand the
component is shared across topologies.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(catalyst): chroot — skip tenantDiscover polling, /auth/handover redirects authed user to / (#1077)
Two bugs surfaced live on console.omantel.biz on 2026-05-07. TC-229 (P0) — chroot continuous /api/v1/tenant/discover 404 polling. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api does not register the tenant/discover endpoint (it is mother-only — only the Catalyst-Zero apex `console.openova.io` knows about the tenant registry). The SPA's bootstrapTenant() at app boot still ran on the chroot, returned 404, and the SPA's React-Query layer kept re-issuing the call as the Dashboard mounted/unmounted. 50+ HTTP 404 lines were captured during a single Dashboard navigation. Fix: short-circuit bootstrapTenant() at the single tenantDiscover.ts seam when DETECTED_MODE.mode === 'sovereign'. Returns the existing 'unwired' status (no registry available; proceed on the host's own identity), caches it so a second call is a no-op, and never touches the network. Tenant identity on chroot is already encoded in the session JWT (sovereign_fqdn / deployment_id claims) so no registry payload is needed. TC-004 (P1) — /auth/handover authenticated visit shows error page. Fix #2 PR #1075 added the SPA-friendly handover-error page for browser visits with no token. That branch fired even when the operator already had a live catalyst_session cookie, so an authed user pasting the bare /auth/handover URL saw "Handover incomplete" copy that confuses people who are already logged in. Fix: add a three-way branch on no-token visits — authenticated browser (302 to authHandoverRedirect, default /dashboard), unauthenticated browser (existing 302 to handover-error page from PR #1075), programmatic caller (existing 401 JSON contract from auth_handover_test.go). New helper hasValidCatalystSession reads the session token via auth.Config.ReadSessionToken (cookie / Bearer / ?access_token query — same channels RequireSession honours) and validates it via auth.Config.ValidateToken (same path RequireSession uses, including LocalPublicKey fallback for self-signed handover- session JWTs). Returns false when authConfig is nil so unconfigured Sovereigns / CI keep working unchanged. Tests: TestAuthHandover_MissingTokenAuthedRedirectsToDashboard (raw-JWT cookie + Bearer header), MissingTokenExpiredSessionFalls- Through (expired session falls through to error page), MissingTokenNoAuthConfigKeepsHTMLBranch (nil authConfig keeps the existing branches working). Existing missing-token tests unchanged. Files touched (per Fix Author #6 brief): - products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/shared/lib/tenantDiscover.ts - products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/handler/auth_handover.go - products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/handler/auth_handover_test.go Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <269457768+hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot SPA 404s for /cloud/legacy + /notifications + /readyz shadow + /auth/handover html error (#1075)
Five live bugs surfaced on console.omantel.biz 2026-05-07:
TC-090..092 /cloud/architecture, /cloud/compute, /cloud/network/ingresses
returned the SPA shell with TanStack Router default 404 in
sovereign mode. The legacy redirects (LEGACY_CLOUD_REDIRECTS)
were only mounted under the mothership /provision/$id/cloud
subtree, never at root for sovereign mode.
TC-160 /notifications returned the SPA shell + 404 because the only
notifications route was /provision/$id/notifications and
NotificationsPage hard-required the URL :deploymentId param
via useParams({ from: '/provision/$deploymentId/notifications' }).
TC-211 /readyz returned the SPA shell (HTTP 200 + index.html)
instead of a real Go-handler probe response, because no
Gateway rule routed it to catalyst-api — nginx try_files
and the SPA catch-all both shadowed the path.
TC-004 /auth/handover with no token returned raw 401 JSON
{"error":"missing token parameter"} to browser visits,
breaking the seamless-handover UX promise for stale
email-link clicks.
Fixes:
* products/catalyst/chart/templates/httproute.yaml — Exact matches
for /readyz and /healthz on the console hostname route to catalyst-api.
External monitors pointing at console.<sov>/readyz now hit the real
Go probe; pod-level k8s probes still hit nginx-internal /healthz.
* products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/handler/auth_handover.go —
Browser visits (Accept: text/html or Sec-Fetch-Mode: navigate) on
the missing-token path 302-redirect to /auth/handover-error?reason=
missing_token. Programmatic callers (Accept: application/json or no
Accept header) keep the legacy 401 JSON contract that the test
matrix pins. New tests cover both branches.
* products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/app/router.tsx — Adds
authHandoverErrorRoute (/auth/handover-error) with a friendly
error surface; consoleNotificationsRoute (/notifications under the
Sovereign console layout); consoleLegacyCloudRedirectRoutes
(sovereign-mode siblings of legacyCloudRedirectRoutes, reusing
LEGACY_CLOUD_REDIRECTS verbatim so the two redirect sets cannot
drift). consoleCloudRoute gains validateSearch matching
provisionCloudRoute.
* products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui/src/pages/sovereign/NotificationsPage.tsx —
Replaces strict useParams({ from: '/provision/$deploymentId/...' })
with useResolvedDeploymentId so the page works on both /provision/$id/
notifications (URL param) and sovereign-mode /notifications
(/api/v1/sovereign/self self-discovery). Mirrors the pattern used by
JobsPage / SettingsPage / Dashboard.
Verification:
helm template products/catalyst/chart — clean
npm run build — clean (1.88MB bundle, vite v8)
npx tsc --noEmit — clean
go build ./... — clean
go test -run TestAuthHandover_MissingToken — PASS (legacy + new HTML branch)
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatice.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(catalyst): chroot EventSource auth via access_token query param — unblocks 13 cloud list views (#1074)
The chroot Sovereign Console SPA performs its own PKCE OIDC flow with Keycloak and stores the access_token in sessionStorage. installFetchAuthInterceptor patches window.fetch to attach Authorization: Bearer to /api/v1/* calls — but the EventSource browser API does NOT support custom request headers. The chroot also has no PIN-minted catalyst_session cookie (operator authenticates via Keycloak, not PIN), so withCredentials:true sent nothing. Result: every /api/v1/sovereigns/<id>/k8s/stream connection landed in 401 → SPA rendered "Stream temporarily unreachable". Affected tests: TC-066 services, TC-067 ingresses, TC-071 pods, TC-072 deployments, TC-073 statefulsets, TC-074 daemonsets, TC-075 replicasets, TC-076 configmaps, TC-078 namespaces, TC-079 nodes, TC-080 persistentvolumes, TC-081 endpointslices, TC-086 pods. Fix follows the standard SSE auth pattern used by Grafana / Loki: accept the access token as a `?access_token=<jwt>` URL query parameter, validate it through the same JWKS path as Authorization: Bearer. BE — products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/auth/session.go: ReadSessionToken now consults three channels in order: (1) Authorization: Bearer header, (2) ?access_token=<jwt> query parameter, (3) catalyst_session cookie. Same JWT-shape (3 base64url segments) sanity check before ValidateToken so a malformed value short-circuits to 401 with no JWKS round-trip. The query-param path NEVER displaces the header when both are present (header wins) — preserves the live-fetch source of truth when an old ?access_token= is left in the address bar after a refresh. BE — products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/cmd/api/main.go: Replaced chi's middleware.Logger with a custom pathOnlyLogFormatter (implementing chi's middleware.LogFormatter) that emits r.URL.Path only — never r.RequestURI. Critical for credential hygiene per CLAUDE.md §10: chi.DefaultLogFormatter writes RequestURI verbatim, which would leak the access_token query parameter to stdout. The new logger emits structured slog fields (method/path/status/elapsedMs/remote) instead. FE — useK8sCacheStream.ts + useK8sStream.ts: Both EventSource consumers now read loadTokens() from sessionStorage and append `&access_token=<accessToken>` to the URL when an OIDC token is present. Mother (Catalyst-Zero) sessions store no OIDC tokens, so the param is omitted and the existing catalyst_session cookie path is unchanged. Tests: - 8 new Go tests in session_test.go covering all 7 channel permutations + JWT-shape validation + whitespace handling. - 2 new vitest cases in useK8sStream.test.ts asserting the URL contains access_token=<jwt> when sessionStorage has an OIDC token, and omits it on mother (cookie-only path). Verification: $ go build ./... && go test ./internal/auth/... → ok $ npm run typecheck && npm run build → ok $ npx vitest run src/lib/useK8sStream.test.ts → 11/11 passing $ curl -i 'https://console.omantel.biz/.../k8s/stream?kinds=pod' → 401 (will return 200 + SSE frames after deploy) Risk surface: a stale ?access_token= URL in the operator's address bar will be rejected with 401 once the JWT expires, surfacing as the same "Stream temporarily unreachable" banner. The SPA's existing reconnect loop drives a fresh EventSource on every retry, which picks up the freshest token from sessionStorage — so the failure mode is self-healing on the next browser-driven retry. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): /jobs/timeline router precedence + bp-spire/keycloak detail copy (#1073)
Sovereign Console (chroot, console.<sov-fqdn>) was missing the static /jobs/timeline route entirely — TanStack Router fell through to the dynamic /jobs/$jobId route with jobId='timeline', rendering the 'Job not found' surface. The mothership /provision/$deploymentId/jobs tree already had the correct precedence (timeline before $jobId); this PR ports the same pattern to consoleLayoutRoute children. Also corrects a stale comment in applicationCatalog.ts that listed bp-spire among the bootstrap kit. The generated BOOTSTRAP_KIT (sourced from clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/) does not include spire — it is a tier-up selection. Documents that /app/bp-spire correctly renders 'App not found' on Sovereigns where the operator did not select it. Caught on console.omantel.biz QA pass 2026-05-07 (TC-050). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(catalyst): JobDetail crash on Phase-0 jobs (undefined appId.startsWith)
The Phase-0 lifecycle jobs I added in PR #1072 have empty appId (they are NOT Sovereign components). The Job struct serialises appId with omitempty → undefined on the wire. FlowPage.tsx (the canvas embedded inside JobDetail) called j.appId.startsWith('bp-') unguarded, throwing TypeError 'Cannot read properties of undefined (reading startsWith)' the moment any Phase-0 job appeared in the merged jobs list. The whole JobDetail page crashed under the React Error Boundary — exactly what the founder caught on /jobs/install- tempo and /jobs/install-catalyst-platform. Fix: coerce j.appId to '' before .startsWith and fall back to j.jobName when bare is empty. Also skip empty-bare entries from the liveIdByBare map. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot JobDetail 'Job not found' + graph WorkerNode duplicates
User found two bugs after the previous round, both verified live: 1. /jobs/install-tempo (and every other deep-link) rendered "Job not found" because useLiveJobsBackfill keyed its React Query on a constant 'sovereign' string. First render fired with empty deploymentId (useResolvedDeploymentId hadn't resolved yet) → /api/v1/deployments//jobs → 400. When the real id arrived, the query key DIDN'T change, so React Query kept the failed cache and never refetched. JobDetail's jobsById stayed empty → Job not found banner. Fix: include resolved deploymentId in the queryKey AND gate enabled on !!deploymentId so the first fetch waits. 2. /cloud?view=graph showed duplicate WorkerNodes (8 instead of 4) because the cloud-side topology synth emitted node id 'node-<k8s-name>' while the k8sAdapter emits bare '<k8s-name>'. mergeGraphs couldn't dedupe across the prefix mismatch. Fix: topology_loader synth now uses the bare K8s node name as the topology id so WorkerNode composite ids match exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): apps status — ignore reducer's default-pending init on chroot
Previous fix's fallback chain skipped to state.apps[app.id]?.status which is 'pending' by default for every app at reducer init, never reaching the 'available' fallback. Now: live API status wins; SSE reducer state honoured only when it's an explicit non-pending transition; on Sovereign mode with live query loaded, missing app.id falls to 'available' (AVAILABLE pill) instead of 'pending'. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): apps fallback to AVAILABLE not PENDING when no API entry
componentGroups.ts references blueprints not in blueprints.json (KEDA, Axon, Debezium, Envoy, frpc, NetBird, etc) — data drift between the two catalog sources. The FE was rendering these as PENDING (implying install in progress) instead of AVAILABLE (implying not yet deployed). Default to 'available' when no API or reducer state exists so the operator sees the right call-to- action pill. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot /jobs lifecycle seed runs even when bootstrap-kit children already in store
The early-return guard (existing>0) short-circuited the lifecycle seed on every Sovereign that had previously seeded the bootstrap-kit children. Split the guard so the provisioner-group seed fires independently when missing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot /jobs Phase-0 + /cloud topology synth + AVAILABLE pill (#1072)
Three issues raised on console.omantel.biz, each verified live in Playwright BEFORE this fix and to be re-verified after deploy: 1. /jobs missing Phase-0 lifecycle rows. Only the 40 install-* rows from bootstrap-kit children showed; tofu-init/plan/apply/output and cluster-bootstrap rows were absent because those Job records live on the mother only. Fix: chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty now also calls bridge.SeedProvisionerJobs() + MarkProvisionerComplete() so the chroot view shows the full deployment history under a "Provision Hetzner" group, all stamped Succeeded. 2. /cloud kind=clusters / node-pools / vclusters / load-balancers rendered "No clusters yet". The topology loader required the deployment record's Regions to be non-empty; the chroot's synthesised Deployment has empty Regions. Fix: topology_loader.buildTopology now falls through to a chroot path that lists live K8s Nodes via the in-cluster dynamic client, groups them by `node.kubernetes.io/instance-type` to derive NodePools, and emits one Region/Cluster carrying every real Node. lookupDeploymentForInfra now also calls chrootEnsureDeployment so the chroot path actually fires. 3. KEDA (and 14 other catalog items) showed "PENDING" pill with no install affordance — confusing because PENDING is what in-flight installs render. Fix: introduce ApplicationStatus='available' as a distinct value; map API status="available" to it; render an "AVAILABLE" pill (accent-tinted, distinct from neutral PENDING) so the operator sees the right call-to-action. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst): chroot Sovereign Console OIDC bearer auth + self synth id (#1071)
The chroot Sovereign Console SPA performs its own PKCE OIDC flow
(client-side token exchange — no server-minted catalyst_session
cookie). Until now, every /api/v1/* fetch from the chroot 401'd
because the BE's session middleware ONLY read catalyst_session
cookie. The user observed: /apps showed all 36 apps as "pending"
(liveAppsQuery 401 → fell back to wizard frozen state); /jobs
appeared limited; /cloud, /dashboard etc all degraded.
Three coupled fixes:
1. BE session middleware now ALSO accepts Authorization: Bearer
<jwt>. ValidateToken handles signature verification against the
same JWKS regardless of whether the JWT arrived via cookie or
header. (auth/session.go: ReadSessionToken)
2. FE installs a global window.fetch interceptor at boot
(main.tsx → installFetchAuthInterceptor). When the SPA holds an
OIDC access_token in sessionStorage (Sovereign Console only,
never on mother), every /api/v1/ fetch automatically picks up
Authorization: Bearer. Mother (cookie-based) is a transparent
no-op since sessionStorage has no token.
3. HandleSovereignSelf now also reads SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (the
chroot's standard sovereign-fqdn ConfigMap entry — same name
used by k8scache.factory.go). When no deployment id resolves
from any source, synthesise "sovereign-<fqdn>" — matching the
k8scache self-register convention so /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/*
handlers' chroot-aliasing finds the same single registered
cluster the FE is targeting.
End-to-end: a fresh-cutover Sovereign Console serves real-time
apps + jobs + cloud data to operators who logged in via direct
Keycloak (no handover JWT), no per-deployment cutover-import
step required.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(catalyst): durable Phase-0 jobs + chroot post-cutover live data (#1070)
Three coupled fixes for what the user observed post-cutover on console.omantel.biz: 1. JobsTable rows for tofu-init/plan/apply/output/cluster-bootstrap disappeared the moment bootstrap-kit children landed. Root cause: those rows were synthesised on the FE from the SSE event reducer; when liveJobs from the BE arrived, mergeJobs() switched to backend- only and the reducer-derived rows vanished. Fix: register the 5 Phase-0 lifecycle phases as durable Job records under a new "provisioner" group inside jobs.Store. The bridge now transitions them through Pending → Running → Succeeded/Failed as the provisioner emits its named-phase events; "tofu" stdout/stderr stream lines append to the currently-active phase's Execution. /jobs/tofu-apply (and the four siblings) now resolve from the very first emit and never disappear when the BE feed takes over. 2. /api/v1/sovereigns/<id>/k8s/stream returned 404 on every chroot post-cutover, so /cloud?view=list&kind=services and every other k8scache-backed view rendered "Stream temporarily unreachable". Root cause: the chroot's k8scache.Factory.FromEnv self-register path needed a deployment id, but cutover never imports the mother's record AND step-07 only patches CATALYST_GITOPS_REPO_URL — not CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID. Result: chroot deferred forever, no informers, no clusters registered. Fix: factory.go now derives a stable "sovereign-<fqdn>" id from SOVEREIGN_FQDN when no other id resolves, so the chroot self- registers exactly one cluster on every Sovereign. The k8s handlers alias any incoming URL cluster id onto that single chroot cluster when SOVEREIGN_FQDN is set, so existing FE that targets the mother's deployment id keeps working byte-identically. 3. /api/v1/deployments/<id>/jobs returned every job as Pending with no Started/Duration/exec-logs because chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty's in-memory ownership-check gate never matched (no deployment record imported). Fix: jobs.go now synthesises an in-memory Deployment record from SOVEREIGN_FQDN on first read, so the lazy seed fires and converts the live HelmRelease state into rich Job records. Together these mean post-cutover Sovereign Consoles serve real-time data for ALL future Sovereigns without any per-deployment cutover import step required. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(provisioner): map wizard's three-mode domain selector to tofu's binary pool/byo enum (#1069)
Caught live on omantel.biz re-provision (deploymentId ab0bf689620f4102):
tofu plan failed at exit 1 with:
Error: Invalid value for variable
on variables.tf line 296:
296: variable "domain_mode" {
├────────────────
│ var.domain_mode is "byo-manual"
Domain mode must be 'pool' or 'byo'.
The wizard's StepDomain has three options (pool / byo-manual /
byo-api) so the UX can branch the operator into the right flow:
- pool: OpenOva owns the parent zone via Dynadot+PDM
- byo-manual: operator pastes NS records into their registrar
- byo-api: operator's registrar API drives NS automatically
The OpenTofu module's `variable "domain_mode"` validation only
accepts the binary pool/byo distinction — from the cloud-infra layer
(Hetzner servers, network, LB) NONE of those wizard distinctions
matter; tofu only needs to know whether to call Dynadot at apply
time. The three-mode wizard value was being written verbatim to the
tfvars without mapping.
Add `mapDomainModeForTofu(wizardMode)` helper:
- "pool" → "pool"
- "byo-manual"→ "byo"
- "byo-api" → "byo"
- empty → "byo" (test path that doesn't set the field)
Bump chart 1.4.83 → 1.4.84.
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fix(wizard): KServe was wrongly under Always Included on every Sovereign (#1068)
* fix(hetzner-purge): close volumes/primary_ips/floating_ips gap — wipe was leaving Crossplane orphans
Founder caught the gap on omantel.biz post-decommission: Hetzner
console showed 0 servers/LBs/IPs but 1 Volume + 2 Networks + 1
Firewall lingering. Networks/Firewall were the existing async-detach
window (handled by name-prefix fallback in the next provision); the
**Volume** was a hard miss — Purge() never called /v1/volumes.
Root cause: post-handover, the Hetzner Cloud Volume CSI driver
allocates Hetzner Volumes for every CNPG/Harbor/Loki/Mimir
StatefulSet PVC. tofu state never tracks them. When the operator
decommissions, `tofu destroy` is a no-op for the Volume and the
existing label-sweep didn't list /v1/volumes either. Result: orphan
volumes accrue cloud cost across re-provision cycles.
Same architectural gap for primary_ips (CCM-allocated for LoadBalancer
services since Hetzner's 2023 IP-decoupling) and floating_ips
(rare in Catalyst stack but listed for completeness).
Fix: extend Purge() + purgeByNamePrefix() to walk three additional
endpoints in dependency order:
servers → load_balancers → firewalls → networks → ssh_keys
→ volumes (after servers detach)
→ primary_ips (after LBs free their IPs)
→ floating_ips
Both label-pass AND name-prefix-pass cover all 8 kinds. PurgeReport
extended with Volumes/PrimaryIPs/FloatingIPs slices; Total() updated.
CSI-named volumes (`pvc-<uid>` form) won't match either pass — those
need the canonical `catalyst.openova.io/sovereign=<fqdn>` label which
the Crossplane composition for VolumeClaim must apply. That's a
separate composition-layer fix tracked separately; this PR closes
the wipe gap for everything labelled OR name-prefixed.
Bump chart 1.4.80 → 1.4.81.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(wizard): KServe was wrongly under Always Included on every Sovereign
Founder caught on console.openova.io/sovereign/wizard step 4: KServe
appeared in the "Always Included" section as if every Sovereign had
to install it. False positive — KServe is conditionally mandatory
ONLY when the operator opts into the CORTEX (AI/ML) product family.
Two coupled bugs:
(1) Data model: kserve was tagged tier:'mandatory' inside the CORTEX
product family, but tier:'mandatory' is consumed everywhere in
the wizard as "always-on regardless of family selection":
- componentGroups.ts:543 — seedIds.add(c.id) → auto-selected at
wizard init for every Sovereign
- applicationCatalog.ts:97 — seeded into the apps grid
- store.ts:642 — special-cased as undeselectable
- StepComponents.tsx — surfaced under "Always Included" tab
Demote to tier:'recommended'. CORTEX has
cascadeOnMemberSelection:true so picking any CORTEX member (vLLM,
Specter, BGE, Milvus, …) still auto-pulls KServe via the cascade
— that's the right semantics. KServe stays visible under CORTEX
in Tab 1 ("Choose Your Stack") and locks-in once CORTEX is
selected.
(2) UI filter: AlwaysIncludedTab was iterating every PRODUCTS entry
regardless of product.tier and listing every member with
component.tier === 'mandatory'. That mixes the platform-mandatory
layer (PILOT/SPINE/SURGE/SILO/GUARDIAN tier:'mandatory' families)
with conditional-mandatory members of opt-in families
(CORTEX/RELAY tier:'optional', INSIGHTS/FABRIC tier:'recommended').
Filter by product.tier === 'mandatory' so only the always-on
families' mandatory members appear. Defence-in-depth — even if a
new opt-in family ships with internal-mandatory members, they
won't leak into "Always Included".
Audit confirmed kserve was the only offender across all 9 product
families today. PILOT/SPINE/SURGE/SILO/GUARDIAN remain unchanged
(their members rightfully tier:'mandatory'); CORTEX kserve fixed;
others have no internal mandatories.
Bump chart 1.4.81 → 1.4.82.
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fix(hetzner-purge): close volumes/primary_ips/floating_ips gap — wipe was leaving Crossplane orphans (#1067)
Founder caught the gap on omantel.biz post-decommission: Hetzner console showed 0 servers/LBs/IPs but 1 Volume + 2 Networks + 1 Firewall lingering. Networks/Firewall were the existing async-detach window (handled by name-prefix fallback in the next provision); the **Volume** was a hard miss — Purge() never called /v1/volumes. Root cause: post-handover, the Hetzner Cloud Volume CSI driver allocates Hetzner Volumes for every CNPG/Harbor/Loki/Mimir StatefulSet PVC. tofu state never tracks them. When the operator decommissions, `tofu destroy` is a no-op for the Volume and the existing label-sweep didn't list /v1/volumes either. Result: orphan volumes accrue cloud cost across re-provision cycles. Same architectural gap for primary_ips (CCM-allocated for LoadBalancer services since Hetzner's 2023 IP-decoupling) and floating_ips (rare in Catalyst stack but listed for completeness). Fix: extend Purge() + purgeByNamePrefix() to walk three additional endpoints in dependency order: servers → load_balancers → firewalls → networks → ssh_keys → volumes (after servers detach) → primary_ips (after LBs free their IPs) → floating_ips Both label-pass AND name-prefix-pass cover all 8 kinds. PurgeReport extended with Volumes/PrimaryIPs/FloatingIPs slices; Total() updated. CSI-named volumes (`pvc-<uid>` form) won't match either pass — those need the canonical `catalyst.openova.io/sovereign=<fqdn>` label which the Crossplane composition for VolumeClaim must apply. That's a separate composition-layer fix tracked separately; this PR closes the wipe gap for everything labelled OR name-prefixed. Bump chart 1.4.80 → 1.4.81. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(k8scache): chroot Sovereign self-registers via in-cluster config — completes the real-time data plane Founder asked: "make the real-time k8s information propagation development reused — find the reverted prior work and implement the final working one." History: - PR #358 (May 1) shipped the full informer + SSE data plane: internal/k8scache/{factory,kinds,sar,redact,snapshot,hydrate,metrics} + handler/k8s.go (HandleK8sList, HandleK8sStream, HandleK8sSync) + UI hook lib/useK8sStream.ts + widget useK8sCacheStream. - PR #978 (May 5) wired ArchitectureGraphPage to useK8sCacheStream with kinds=namespace,node,pv,pod,deployment,...,server.hcloud, volume.hcloud and `&initialState=1` for live cloud-graph deltas. - PR #981 hotfix dropped the synchronous discovery probe in factory.go:AddCluster (it was calling core.Discovery().ServerResourcesForGroupVersion(gv) with NO context timeout — on a kubeconfig pointing at a decommissioned otech the call hung the catalyst-api startup for minutes per dead cluster). After #981 the discovery-probe surgery was clean — no follow-up broke. The data plane code stayed in the codebase. The remaining gap was operational, not architectural: On a chroot Sovereign Console (post-cutover, console.<sov-fqdn>), the catalyst-api boots without a posted-back kubeconfig in /var/lib/catalyst/kubeconfigs/. LoadClustersFromDir returns [] → factory has zero clusters → every /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/* request 404s with "sovereign \"...\" not registered". The architecture-graph in-flight call confirmed live on omantel.biz today. Fix in this PR: 1. **k8scache.FactoryFromEnv chroot self-register**: when SOVEREIGN_FQDN env is set (chroot mode), build a ClusterRef with id resolved from CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID env (orchestrator-stamped) or by scanning /var/lib/catalyst/deployments/*.json for a record matching the FQDN (mirrors HandleSovereignSelf's store-fallback path for consistency). DynamicClient + CoreClient built from rest.InClusterConfig(). Append to the cluster list. Mother behavior unchanged — SOVEREIGN_FQDN unset → branch is a no-op. 2. **ClusterRole catalyst-api-cutover-driver**: grant cluster-wide get/list/watch on every kind in the k8scache registry (pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, replicasets, services, endpointslices, ingresses, configmaps, secrets, persistentvolumes, persistentvolumeclaims, hcloud.crossplane.io managed resources, vclusters), plus authorization.k8s.io/subjectaccessreviews so the per-event SAR gating in the SSE handler doesn't 403 silently. 3. Bump chart 1.4.70 → 1.4.71. The discovery-probe failure mode that triggered the original revert (synchronous ServerResourcesForGroupVersion blocking startup) does NOT recur here — InClusterConfig() returns immediately, NewForConfig is lazy, and the first network call happens inside the informer goroutine after Start, off the boot critical path. Mother-side LoadClustersFromDir behavior is untouched (no probe, just kubeconfig file parsing as it has been since #981). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): + More popover escapes overflow clip + graph centers via gravity force Two cloud-page bugs caught live on omantel.biz: (1) /cloud?view=list&kind=clusters → +More popover non-functional. The popover renders at its anchor coords but pointer events pass through to the toolbar below it. Diagnosis: .cloud-page-toolbar > [data-testid="cloud-kind-chips"] { overflow-x: auto; } Per CSS spec, when one overflow axis is non-visible, the OTHER axis becomes auto/hidden too. So overflow-x:auto on the chips strip silently sets overflow-y:auto, which clips the absolutely- positioned popover that hangs DOWN from the +More button. Fix: render the popover via React.createPortal to document.body so it's outside any overflow ancestor. Position via fixed coordinates computed from the +More button's getBoundingClientRect, recomputed on resize/scroll. Click-outside dismissal updated to check both wrapper AND portaled popover. (2) /cloud?view=graph → bubbles drift to canvas edges, leaving the centre empty until enough nodes (e.g. worker nodes) are added to anchor things via link tension. Two coupled root causes: a) `forceCenter` only adjusts the centroid — it shifts ALL nodes uniformly so their average sits at (cx, cy). It does NOT pull individual nodes inward. With small node counts and high charge repulsion (-160 for ≤50 nodes), nothing opposes outward drift. b) `makeForceBound` was a HARD clamp: `if (n.x < minX) n.x = minX`. Nodes that hit the wall get arrested with their velocity preserved on the perpendicular axis but no inward impulse → they slide along the wall and stack at corners. The simulation never relaxes back to the centre. Fix: a) Add forceX(cx) + forceY(cy) with `centerGravity` strength per node-count tier (0.08 for ≤50, scaling down with larger graphs where link tension is sufficient). This pulls every individual node toward the centre proportional to its offset. b) Replace the hard clamp with an elastic bounce: when a node hits the boundary, reverse its velocity component (×0.4 damping) instead of zeroing it. Energy returns to the system, the simulation actually relaxes. Bump chart 1.4.72 → 1.4.73. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(cloud): expose all live K8s kinds in +More popover + chip counts + tighter graph centering Founder feedback (after PR #1062 lit up the data plane): 1. The +More popover was missing pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, configmaps, secrets, namespaces, etc. — it only carried the 6 placeholder kinds the legacy topology API knew about. 2. Several chips (Services, Ingresses, Storage Classes) showed "—" for count even though the data IS in the live cluster (visible in the graph view). 3. The graph view still pushed bubbles to canvas edges; only adding worker nodes brought things back. The previous gravity tuning wasn't strong enough for ~300 nodes. This PR addresses all three. (1) Eleven new K8s-backed list pages exposed in +More: Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, ReplicaSets, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Namespaces, Nodes, PersistentVolumes, EndpointSlices. Plus replaced the placeholder Services and Ingresses pages with live K8s tables. All built on a new generic K8sListPage that subscribes to /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/stream (same SSE channel the architecture-graph already uses) and renders a typed-column table per kind. Columns are declared once per kind in kindsPages.tsx; the rendering is uniform so adding a kind is a ~12-line wrapper. (2) CloudPage.kindCounts now folds the live K8s snapshot into the chip-count map. KIND_TO_REGISTRY in kinds.ts maps each chip id to the registry kind name (pods → 'pod' etc). Counts that came from null (data not available) flip to live counts the moment the SSE stream's initialState=1 arrives. (3) GraphCanvas physics retuned for live-data scale: - centerGravity: 0.08→0.18 for ≤50 nodes, 0.06→0.16 for ≤200, 0.04→0.14 for ≤1000, 0.03→0.10 for ≤5000, 0.02→0.08 for >5000. The forceX/forceY pulls every individual node toward (cx,cy) proportional to its offset — 2-3× stronger than the original tuning so the canvas centre stays populated. - Charge softened: -160→-90 for ≤50 nodes, scaled down through every tier. The previous values were calibrated against a ~20-node topology stub; live data delivers 10-50× more nodes per Sovereign so charge needs to relax proportionally. Bump chart 1.4.74 → 1.4.75. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud-list): share single SSE subscription via CloudContext — list pages were stuck connecting After PR #1064 the +More popover was correctly populated and chip counts were live, but clicking through to a list page (e.g. /cloud?view=list&kind=pods) hung at "Connecting to live cluster stream…" while the chip count beside the same kind already showed the right number (110 pods). Diagnosis: the K8sListPage was calling useK8sCacheStream with kinds:[kind], opening its OWN EventSource. The parent CloudPage already had an EventSource open (subscribing to all kinds — the source of the chip counts). Two long-lived SSE streams from the same browser to the same origin starve the connection budget; the second connection hangs at "connecting" while the first holds the slot. Fix: hoist the snapshot via CloudContext. CloudPage is already the owner of the page-level useK8sCacheStream invocation; expose its snapshot/status/revision through the existing useCloud() context. K8sListPage now reads from useCloud() instead of opening a duplicate stream. Single subscription, single source of truth for both chip counts AND list rows. Bump chart 1.4.76 → 1.4.77. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloudpage): hoist k8sStream above ctx — was used before declaration PR #1065 added k8sStream into the ctx useMemo deps but the useK8sCacheStream() call was at line 396, well after the ctx build at line 290. tsc -b caught it: TS2448/TS2454 use-before-declaration. CI build-ui failed. Move the useK8sCacheStream invocation to immediately precede the ctx build. No behaviour change. Bump chart 1.4.78 → 1.4.79. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(k8scache): chroot Sovereign self-registers via in-cluster config — completes the real-time data plane Founder asked: "make the real-time k8s information propagation development reused — find the reverted prior work and implement the final working one." History: - PR #358 (May 1) shipped the full informer + SSE data plane: internal/k8scache/{factory,kinds,sar,redact,snapshot,hydrate,metrics} + handler/k8s.go (HandleK8sList, HandleK8sStream, HandleK8sSync) + UI hook lib/useK8sStream.ts + widget useK8sCacheStream. - PR #978 (May 5) wired ArchitectureGraphPage to useK8sCacheStream with kinds=namespace,node,pv,pod,deployment,...,server.hcloud, volume.hcloud and `&initialState=1` for live cloud-graph deltas. - PR #981 hotfix dropped the synchronous discovery probe in factory.go:AddCluster (it was calling core.Discovery().ServerResourcesForGroupVersion(gv) with NO context timeout — on a kubeconfig pointing at a decommissioned otech the call hung the catalyst-api startup for minutes per dead cluster). After #981 the discovery-probe surgery was clean — no follow-up broke. The data plane code stayed in the codebase. The remaining gap was operational, not architectural: On a chroot Sovereign Console (post-cutover, console.<sov-fqdn>), the catalyst-api boots without a posted-back kubeconfig in /var/lib/catalyst/kubeconfigs/. LoadClustersFromDir returns [] → factory has zero clusters → every /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/* request 404s with "sovereign \"...\" not registered". The architecture-graph in-flight call confirmed live on omantel.biz today. Fix in this PR: 1. **k8scache.FactoryFromEnv chroot self-register**: when SOVEREIGN_FQDN env is set (chroot mode), build a ClusterRef with id resolved from CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID env (orchestrator-stamped) or by scanning /var/lib/catalyst/deployments/*.json for a record matching the FQDN (mirrors HandleSovereignSelf's store-fallback path for consistency). DynamicClient + CoreClient built from rest.InClusterConfig(). Append to the cluster list. Mother behavior unchanged — SOVEREIGN_FQDN unset → branch is a no-op. 2. **ClusterRole catalyst-api-cutover-driver**: grant cluster-wide get/list/watch on every kind in the k8scache registry (pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, replicasets, services, endpointslices, ingresses, configmaps, secrets, persistentvolumes, persistentvolumeclaims, hcloud.crossplane.io managed resources, vclusters), plus authorization.k8s.io/subjectaccessreviews so the per-event SAR gating in the SSE handler doesn't 403 silently. 3. Bump chart 1.4.70 → 1.4.71. The discovery-probe failure mode that triggered the original revert (synchronous ServerResourcesForGroupVersion blocking startup) does NOT recur here — InClusterConfig() returns immediately, NewForConfig is lazy, and the first network call happens inside the informer goroutine after Start, off the boot critical path. Mother-side LoadClustersFromDir behavior is untouched (no probe, just kubeconfig file parsing as it has been since #981). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): + More popover escapes overflow clip + graph centers via gravity force Two cloud-page bugs caught live on omantel.biz: (1) /cloud?view=list&kind=clusters → +More popover non-functional. The popover renders at its anchor coords but pointer events pass through to the toolbar below it. Diagnosis: .cloud-page-toolbar > [data-testid="cloud-kind-chips"] { overflow-x: auto; } Per CSS spec, when one overflow axis is non-visible, the OTHER axis becomes auto/hidden too. So overflow-x:auto on the chips strip silently sets overflow-y:auto, which clips the absolutely- positioned popover that hangs DOWN from the +More button. Fix: render the popover via React.createPortal to document.body so it's outside any overflow ancestor. Position via fixed coordinates computed from the +More button's getBoundingClientRect, recomputed on resize/scroll. Click-outside dismissal updated to check both wrapper AND portaled popover. (2) /cloud?view=graph → bubbles drift to canvas edges, leaving the centre empty until enough nodes (e.g. worker nodes) are added to anchor things via link tension. Two coupled root causes: a) `forceCenter` only adjusts the centroid — it shifts ALL nodes uniformly so their average sits at (cx, cy). It does NOT pull individual nodes inward. With small node counts and high charge repulsion (-160 for ≤50 nodes), nothing opposes outward drift. b) `makeForceBound` was a HARD clamp: `if (n.x < minX) n.x = minX`. Nodes that hit the wall get arrested with their velocity preserved on the perpendicular axis but no inward impulse → they slide along the wall and stack at corners. The simulation never relaxes back to the centre. Fix: a) Add forceX(cx) + forceY(cy) with `centerGravity` strength per node-count tier (0.08 for ≤50, scaling down with larger graphs where link tension is sufficient). This pulls every individual node toward the centre proportional to its offset. b) Replace the hard clamp with an elastic bounce: when a node hits the boundary, reverse its velocity component (×0.4 damping) instead of zeroing it. Energy returns to the system, the simulation actually relaxes. Bump chart 1.4.72 → 1.4.73. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(cloud): expose all live K8s kinds in +More popover + chip counts + tighter graph centering Founder feedback (after PR #1062 lit up the data plane): 1. The +More popover was missing pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, configmaps, secrets, namespaces, etc. — it only carried the 6 placeholder kinds the legacy topology API knew about. 2. Several chips (Services, Ingresses, Storage Classes) showed "—" for count even though the data IS in the live cluster (visible in the graph view). 3. The graph view still pushed bubbles to canvas edges; only adding worker nodes brought things back. The previous gravity tuning wasn't strong enough for ~300 nodes. This PR addresses all three. (1) Eleven new K8s-backed list pages exposed in +More: Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, ReplicaSets, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Namespaces, Nodes, PersistentVolumes, EndpointSlices. Plus replaced the placeholder Services and Ingresses pages with live K8s tables. All built on a new generic K8sListPage that subscribes to /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/stream (same SSE channel the architecture-graph already uses) and renders a typed-column table per kind. Columns are declared once per kind in kindsPages.tsx; the rendering is uniform so adding a kind is a ~12-line wrapper. (2) CloudPage.kindCounts now folds the live K8s snapshot into the chip-count map. KIND_TO_REGISTRY in kinds.ts maps each chip id to the registry kind name (pods → 'pod' etc). Counts that came from null (data not available) flip to live counts the moment the SSE stream's initialState=1 arrives. (3) GraphCanvas physics retuned for live-data scale: - centerGravity: 0.08→0.18 for ≤50 nodes, 0.06→0.16 for ≤200, 0.04→0.14 for ≤1000, 0.03→0.10 for ≤5000, 0.02→0.08 for >5000. The forceX/forceY pulls every individual node toward (cx,cy) proportional to its offset — 2-3× stronger than the original tuning so the canvas centre stays populated. - Charge softened: -160→-90 for ≤50 nodes, scaled down through every tier. The previous values were calibrated against a ~20-node topology stub; live data delivers 10-50× more nodes per Sovereign so charge needs to relax proportionally. Bump chart 1.4.74 → 1.4.75. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud-list): share single SSE subscription via CloudContext — list pages were stuck connecting After PR #1064 the +More popover was correctly populated and chip counts were live, but clicking through to a list page (e.g. /cloud?view=list&kind=pods) hung at "Connecting to live cluster stream…" while the chip count beside the same kind already showed the right number (110 pods). Diagnosis: the K8sListPage was calling useK8sCacheStream with kinds:[kind], opening its OWN EventSource. The parent CloudPage already had an EventSource open (subscribing to all kinds — the source of the chip counts). Two long-lived SSE streams from the same browser to the same origin starve the connection budget; the second connection hangs at "connecting" while the first holds the slot. Fix: hoist the snapshot via CloudContext. CloudPage is already the owner of the page-level useK8sCacheStream invocation; expose its snapshot/status/revision through the existing useCloud() context. K8sListPage now reads from useCloud() instead of opening a duplicate stream. Single subscription, single source of truth for both chip counts AND list rows. Bump chart 1.4.76 → 1.4.77. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(cloud): all live K8s kinds in +More + chip counts + tighter graph centering (#1064)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(k8scache): chroot Sovereign self-registers via in-cluster config — completes the real-time data plane Founder asked: "make the real-time k8s information propagation development reused — find the reverted prior work and implement the final working one." History: - PR #358 (May 1) shipped the full informer + SSE data plane: internal/k8scache/{factory,kinds,sar,redact,snapshot,hydrate,metrics} + handler/k8s.go (HandleK8sList, HandleK8sStream, HandleK8sSync) + UI hook lib/useK8sStream.ts + widget useK8sCacheStream. - PR #978 (May 5) wired ArchitectureGraphPage to useK8sCacheStream with kinds=namespace,node,pv,pod,deployment,...,server.hcloud, volume.hcloud and `&initialState=1` for live cloud-graph deltas. - PR #981 hotfix dropped the synchronous discovery probe in factory.go:AddCluster (it was calling core.Discovery().ServerResourcesForGroupVersion(gv) with NO context timeout — on a kubeconfig pointing at a decommissioned otech the call hung the catalyst-api startup for minutes per dead cluster). After #981 the discovery-probe surgery was clean — no follow-up broke. The data plane code stayed in the codebase. The remaining gap was operational, not architectural: On a chroot Sovereign Console (post-cutover, console.<sov-fqdn>), the catalyst-api boots without a posted-back kubeconfig in /var/lib/catalyst/kubeconfigs/. LoadClustersFromDir returns [] → factory has zero clusters → every /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/* request 404s with "sovereign \"...\" not registered". The architecture-graph in-flight call confirmed live on omantel.biz today. Fix in this PR: 1. **k8scache.FactoryFromEnv chroot self-register**: when SOVEREIGN_FQDN env is set (chroot mode), build a ClusterRef with id resolved from CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID env (orchestrator-stamped) or by scanning /var/lib/catalyst/deployments/*.json for a record matching the FQDN (mirrors HandleSovereignSelf's store-fallback path for consistency). DynamicClient + CoreClient built from rest.InClusterConfig(). Append to the cluster list. Mother behavior unchanged — SOVEREIGN_FQDN unset → branch is a no-op. 2. **ClusterRole catalyst-api-cutover-driver**: grant cluster-wide get/list/watch on every kind in the k8scache registry (pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, replicasets, services, endpointslices, ingresses, configmaps, secrets, persistentvolumes, persistentvolumeclaims, hcloud.crossplane.io managed resources, vclusters), plus authorization.k8s.io/subjectaccessreviews so the per-event SAR gating in the SSE handler doesn't 403 silently. 3. Bump chart 1.4.70 → 1.4.71. The discovery-probe failure mode that triggered the original revert (synchronous ServerResourcesForGroupVersion blocking startup) does NOT recur here — InClusterConfig() returns immediately, NewForConfig is lazy, and the first network call happens inside the informer goroutine after Start, off the boot critical path. Mother-side LoadClustersFromDir behavior is untouched (no probe, just kubeconfig file parsing as it has been since #981). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): + More popover escapes overflow clip + graph centers via gravity force Two cloud-page bugs caught live on omantel.biz: (1) /cloud?view=list&kind=clusters → +More popover non-functional. The popover renders at its anchor coords but pointer events pass through to the toolbar below it. Diagnosis: .cloud-page-toolbar > [data-testid="cloud-kind-chips"] { overflow-x: auto; } Per CSS spec, when one overflow axis is non-visible, the OTHER axis becomes auto/hidden too. So overflow-x:auto on the chips strip silently sets overflow-y:auto, which clips the absolutely- positioned popover that hangs DOWN from the +More button. Fix: render the popover via React.createPortal to document.body so it's outside any overflow ancestor. Position via fixed coordinates computed from the +More button's getBoundingClientRect, recomputed on resize/scroll. Click-outside dismissal updated to check both wrapper AND portaled popover. (2) /cloud?view=graph → bubbles drift to canvas edges, leaving the centre empty until enough nodes (e.g. worker nodes) are added to anchor things via link tension. Two coupled root causes: a) `forceCenter` only adjusts the centroid — it shifts ALL nodes uniformly so their average sits at (cx, cy). It does NOT pull individual nodes inward. With small node counts and high charge repulsion (-160 for ≤50 nodes), nothing opposes outward drift. b) `makeForceBound` was a HARD clamp: `if (n.x < minX) n.x = minX`. Nodes that hit the wall get arrested with their velocity preserved on the perpendicular axis but no inward impulse → they slide along the wall and stack at corners. The simulation never relaxes back to the centre. Fix: a) Add forceX(cx) + forceY(cy) with `centerGravity` strength per node-count tier (0.08 for ≤50, scaling down with larger graphs where link tension is sufficient). This pulls every individual node toward the centre proportional to its offset. b) Replace the hard clamp with an elastic bounce: when a node hits the boundary, reverse its velocity component (×0.4 damping) instead of zeroing it. Energy returns to the system, the simulation actually relaxes. Bump chart 1.4.72 → 1.4.73. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(cloud): expose all live K8s kinds in +More popover + chip counts + tighter graph centering Founder feedback (after PR #1062 lit up the data plane): 1. The +More popover was missing pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, configmaps, secrets, namespaces, etc. — it only carried the 6 placeholder kinds the legacy topology API knew about. 2. Several chips (Services, Ingresses, Storage Classes) showed "—" for count even though the data IS in the live cluster (visible in the graph view). 3. The graph view still pushed bubbles to canvas edges; only adding worker nodes brought things back. The previous gravity tuning wasn't strong enough for ~300 nodes. This PR addresses all three. (1) Eleven new K8s-backed list pages exposed in +More: Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, DaemonSets, ReplicaSets, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Namespaces, Nodes, PersistentVolumes, EndpointSlices. Plus replaced the placeholder Services and Ingresses pages with live K8s tables. All built on a new generic K8sListPage that subscribes to /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/stream (same SSE channel the architecture-graph already uses) and renders a typed-column table per kind. Columns are declared once per kind in kindsPages.tsx; the rendering is uniform so adding a kind is a ~12-line wrapper. (2) CloudPage.kindCounts now folds the live K8s snapshot into the chip-count map. KIND_TO_REGISTRY in kinds.ts maps each chip id to the registry kind name (pods → 'pod' etc). Counts that came from null (data not available) flip to live counts the moment the SSE stream's initialState=1 arrives. (3) GraphCanvas physics retuned for live-data scale: - centerGravity: 0.08→0.18 for ≤50 nodes, 0.06→0.16 for ≤200, 0.04→0.14 for ≤1000, 0.03→0.10 for ≤5000, 0.02→0.08 for >5000. The forceX/forceY pulls every individual node toward (cx,cy) proportional to its offset — 2-3× stronger than the original tuning so the canvas centre stays populated. - Charge softened: -160→-90 for ≤50 nodes, scaled down through every tier. The previous values were calibrated against a ~20-node topology stub; live data delivers 10-50× more nodes per Sovereign so charge needs to relax proportionally. Bump chart 1.4.74 → 1.4.75. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(k8scache): chroot Sovereign self-registers via in-cluster config — completes the real-time data plane Founder asked: "make the real-time k8s information propagation development reused — find the reverted prior work and implement the final working one." History: - PR #358 (May 1) shipped the full informer + SSE data plane: internal/k8scache/{factory,kinds,sar,redact,snapshot,hydrate,metrics} + handler/k8s.go (HandleK8sList, HandleK8sStream, HandleK8sSync) + UI hook lib/useK8sStream.ts + widget useK8sCacheStream. - PR #978 (May 5) wired ArchitectureGraphPage to useK8sCacheStream with kinds=namespace,node,pv,pod,deployment,...,server.hcloud, volume.hcloud and `&initialState=1` for live cloud-graph deltas. - PR #981 hotfix dropped the synchronous discovery probe in factory.go:AddCluster (it was calling core.Discovery().ServerResourcesForGroupVersion(gv) with NO context timeout — on a kubeconfig pointing at a decommissioned otech the call hung the catalyst-api startup for minutes per dead cluster). After #981 the discovery-probe surgery was clean — no follow-up broke. The data plane code stayed in the codebase. The remaining gap was operational, not architectural: On a chroot Sovereign Console (post-cutover, console.<sov-fqdn>), the catalyst-api boots without a posted-back kubeconfig in /var/lib/catalyst/kubeconfigs/. LoadClustersFromDir returns [] → factory has zero clusters → every /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/* request 404s with "sovereign \"...\" not registered". The architecture-graph in-flight call confirmed live on omantel.biz today. Fix in this PR: 1. **k8scache.FactoryFromEnv chroot self-register**: when SOVEREIGN_FQDN env is set (chroot mode), build a ClusterRef with id resolved from CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID env (orchestrator-stamped) or by scanning /var/lib/catalyst/deployments/*.json for a record matching the FQDN (mirrors HandleSovereignSelf's store-fallback path for consistency). DynamicClient + CoreClient built from rest.InClusterConfig(). Append to the cluster list. Mother behavior unchanged — SOVEREIGN_FQDN unset → branch is a no-op. 2. **ClusterRole catalyst-api-cutover-driver**: grant cluster-wide get/list/watch on every kind in the k8scache registry (pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, replicasets, services, endpointslices, ingresses, configmaps, secrets, persistentvolumes, persistentvolumeclaims, hcloud.crossplane.io managed resources, vclusters), plus authorization.k8s.io/subjectaccessreviews so the per-event SAR gating in the SSE handler doesn't 403 silently. 3. Bump chart 1.4.70 → 1.4.71. The discovery-probe failure mode that triggered the original revert (synchronous ServerResourcesForGroupVersion blocking startup) does NOT recur here — InClusterConfig() returns immediately, NewForConfig is lazy, and the first network call happens inside the informer goroutine after Start, off the boot critical path. Mother-side LoadClustersFromDir behavior is untouched (no probe, just kubeconfig file parsing as it has been since #981). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): + More popover escapes overflow clip + graph centers via gravity force Two cloud-page bugs caught live on omantel.biz: (1) /cloud?view=list&kind=clusters → +More popover non-functional. The popover renders at its anchor coords but pointer events pass through to the toolbar below it. Diagnosis: .cloud-page-toolbar > [data-testid="cloud-kind-chips"] { overflow-x: auto; } Per CSS spec, when one overflow axis is non-visible, the OTHER axis becomes auto/hidden too. So overflow-x:auto on the chips strip silently sets overflow-y:auto, which clips the absolutely- positioned popover that hangs DOWN from the +More button. Fix: render the popover via React.createPortal to document.body so it's outside any overflow ancestor. Position via fixed coordinates computed from the +More button's getBoundingClientRect, recomputed on resize/scroll. Click-outside dismissal updated to check both wrapper AND portaled popover. (2) /cloud?view=graph → bubbles drift to canvas edges, leaving the centre empty until enough nodes (e.g. worker nodes) are added to anchor things via link tension. Two coupled root causes: a) `forceCenter` only adjusts the centroid — it shifts ALL nodes uniformly so their average sits at (cx, cy). It does NOT pull individual nodes inward. With small node counts and high charge repulsion (-160 for ≤50 nodes), nothing opposes outward drift. b) `makeForceBound` was a HARD clamp: `if (n.x < minX) n.x = minX`. Nodes that hit the wall get arrested with their velocity preserved on the perpendicular axis but no inward impulse → they slide along the wall and stack at corners. The simulation never relaxes back to the centre. Fix: a) Add forceX(cx) + forceY(cy) with `centerGravity` strength per node-count tier (0.08 for ≤50, scaling down with larger graphs where link tension is sufficient). This pulls every individual node toward the centre proportional to its offset. b) Replace the hard clamp with an elastic bounce: when a node hits the boundary, reverse its velocity component (×0.4 damping) instead of zeroing it. Energy returns to the system, the simulation actually relaxes. Bump chart 1.4.72 → 1.4.73. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(k8scache): chroot Sovereign self-registers via in-cluster config — completes the real-time data plane Founder asked: "make the real-time k8s information propagation development reused — find the reverted prior work and implement the final working one." History: - PR #358 (May 1) shipped the full informer + SSE data plane: internal/k8scache/{factory,kinds,sar,redact,snapshot,hydrate,metrics} + handler/k8s.go (HandleK8sList, HandleK8sStream, HandleK8sSync) + UI hook lib/useK8sStream.ts + widget useK8sCacheStream. - PR #978 (May 5) wired ArchitectureGraphPage to useK8sCacheStream with kinds=namespace,node,pv,pod,deployment,...,server.hcloud, volume.hcloud and `&initialState=1` for live cloud-graph deltas. - PR #981 hotfix dropped the synchronous discovery probe in factory.go:AddCluster (it was calling core.Discovery().ServerResourcesForGroupVersion(gv) with NO context timeout — on a kubeconfig pointing at a decommissioned otech the call hung the catalyst-api startup for minutes per dead cluster). After #981 the discovery-probe surgery was clean — no follow-up broke. The data plane code stayed in the codebase. The remaining gap was operational, not architectural: On a chroot Sovereign Console (post-cutover, console.<sov-fqdn>), the catalyst-api boots without a posted-back kubeconfig in /var/lib/catalyst/kubeconfigs/. LoadClustersFromDir returns [] → factory has zero clusters → every /api/v1/sovereigns/{depId}/k8s/* request 404s with "sovereign \"...\" not registered". The architecture-graph in-flight call confirmed live on omantel.biz today. Fix in this PR: 1. **k8scache.FactoryFromEnv chroot self-register**: when SOVEREIGN_FQDN env is set (chroot mode), build a ClusterRef with id resolved from CATALYST_SELF_DEPLOYMENT_ID env (orchestrator-stamped) or by scanning /var/lib/catalyst/deployments/*.json for a record matching the FQDN (mirrors HandleSovereignSelf's store-fallback path for consistency). DynamicClient + CoreClient built from rest.InClusterConfig(). Append to the cluster list. Mother behavior unchanged — SOVEREIGN_FQDN unset → branch is a no-op. 2. **ClusterRole catalyst-api-cutover-driver**: grant cluster-wide get/list/watch on every kind in the k8scache registry (pods, deployments, statefulsets, daemonsets, replicasets, services, endpointslices, ingresses, configmaps, secrets, persistentvolumes, persistentvolumeclaims, hcloud.crossplane.io managed resources, vclusters), plus authorization.k8s.io/subjectaccessreviews so the per-event SAR gating in the SSE handler doesn't 403 silently. 3. Bump chart 1.4.70 → 1.4.71. The discovery-probe failure mode that triggered the original revert (synchronous ServerResourcesForGroupVersion blocking startup) does NOT recur here — InClusterConfig() returns immediately, NewForConfig is lazy, and the first network call happens inside the informer goroutine after Start, off the boot critical path. Mother-side LoadClustersFromDir behavior is untouched (no probe, just kubeconfig file parsing as it has been since #981). 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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chart,ci): auto-bump literal catalyst-{api,ui} SHAs so all Sovereigns + contabo get fresh code Audit triggered by founder asking if PRs #1051..#1059 reach NEW Sovereigns or just my manual `kubectl set image` patches on omantel. Answer was: nothing reached anyone except omantel via manual patches. Both contabo AND every fresh Sovereign would install :2122fb8 — the SHA frozen at PR #1040's last manual chart-touch on May 6 morning. Root cause: - chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml + ui-deployment.yaml carry LITERAL image refs ("ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:2122fb8"), not Helm-templated `{{ .Values.images.catalystApi.tag }}`. - catalyst-build CI's deploy step bumped values.yaml's catalystApi.tag on every push — but no template reads from it. Dead code. - contabo's catalyst-platform Flux Kustomization at ./products/catalyst/chart/templates applies these as raw manifests. - Sovereigns Helm-install the same chart; Helm passes the literal through unchanged. - Both ended up frozen at whatever literal was committed at the last manual chart-touching PR. Fix: 1. CI's deploy step now bumps both the literal SHAs in the two template files AND the unused-but-kept-for-SME-services values.yaml. Sed-patches the literal directly so contabo's Kustomize path keeps working. 2. The commit step adds the two templates to the staged set alongside values.yaml, so every "deploy: update catalyst images to <sha>" commit propagates to contabo (10-min reconcile) AND Sovereigns (next OCI chart publish via blueprint-release). 3. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.68 → 1.4.69 so the new chart with the latest literal (currently :8361df4) gets republished and pinned in clusters/_template/bootstrap-kit/13-bp-catalyst-platform.yaml. Why drop the "freeze contabo" intent of the previous comment: The previous comment said contabo auto-roll on every PR was bad because PR #975's image broke contabo (k8scache startup loop). Solution there is: fix the bug in the code, not freeze contabo. Freezing masked real divergence — the reason the founder caught this is that manual omantel patches were the only thing keeping omantel current while contabo + every other fresh Sovereign quietly ran 9 PRs behind. 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feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page (#1059)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * feat(apps): publish chip on each card — replaces deleted /catalog page Per founder direction: "if the catalog is just labeling an app to be shown in marketplace, why don't we do it through the apps?" — drop the standalone /catalog page (#1058), put the publish toggle on each /apps card. Backend (catalyst-api): - New file sme_catalog_client.go — best-effort client for the in-cluster SME catalog microservice at http://catalog.sme.svc.cluster.local:8082. 30s response cache, 1.5s probe budget, returns nil on DNS NXDOMAIN (SME services tier not deployed on this Sovereign — common when marketplace.enabled is false). - HandleSovereignApps decorates each app with `marketplacePublished` *bool joined by slug from the SME catalog. nil ⇒ slug not in SME catalog (bootstrap component, or marketplace not deployed) ⇒ FE suppresses the chip. - New handler HandleSovereignAppPublish at PATCH /api/v1/sovereign/apps/{slug}/publish. Body {"published": bool}. Proxies to PATCH /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog. Surfaces upstream status verbatim. Invalidates the cache so the next /apps poll reflects the change immediately. Frontend (AppsPage): - liveAppsQuery returns { statusById, publishedBySlug } instead of the bare status map. - Each AppCard with a non-null marketplacePublished renders a PUBLISHED / UNPUBLISHED chip alongside the status chip. Click → PATCH → optimistic refetch via React Query. - Bootstrap components and apps not in the SME catalog have nil → no chip (correct: nothing to toggle). - Cards with marketplace.enabled=false render no chips at all (SME catalog unreachable → nil for every slug). Bump chart 1.4.66 → 1.4.67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page (#1058)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): wrap chroot-only pages in PortalShell + drop /catalog page Three chroot-only pages bypassed PortalShell entirely. After SovereignConsoleLayout went auth-only in #1057, they rendered full-bleed with no sidebar / no header — visible look-and-feel break. /settings/marketplace → MarketplaceSettings (wrapped in PortalShell) /parent-domains → ParentDomainsPage (wrapped in PortalShell) /catalog → CatalogAdminPage (deleted) Drop /catalog entirely per founder direction: a separate page just to flip a "publish to marketplace" boolean per app is the wrong shape. The natural place for that toggle is on each /apps card (future PR — needs HandleSovereignApps to join publish state from the SME catalog microservice). Removed: - /catalog route registration in router.tsx - 'Catalog' entry in SovereignSidebar's FLAT_NAV - CatalogAdminPage.tsx (525 lines) - 'catalog' from ActiveSection union + deriveActiveSection regex The publish-state PATCH endpoint at /catalog/admin/apps/{slug}/publish on the SME catalog service is unaffected; it's exposed at marketplace.<sov-fqdn>, not console.<sov-fqdn>, and the future apps-card toggle will call it via the same path. Bump chart 1.4.64 → 1.4.65. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner (#1057)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): single chrome — no frame in frame, no mother handover banner Two visible bleed-throughs from the mother's wizard UX onto the chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn>: 1. **Two stacked headers + sidebar inside sidebar** ("frame in frame"). SovereignConsoleLayout rendered its own sidebar+header AND the page inside rendered PortalShell which rendered ANOTHER header (its sidebar was already skipped for chroot per a prior fix). User saw two horizontal title bars stacked. Resolution: SovereignConsoleLayout becomes auth-only on the chroot. It runs the cookie/OIDC auth gate + RequiredActionsModal, then renders <Outlet/> with NO chrome. PortalShell is now the single chrome owner on both surfaces: - Mother (/sovereign/provision/$id): renders Sidebar with /provision/$id/X URLs + its header. - Chroot (console.<sov-fqdn>): renders SovereignSidebar with clean /X URLs + the same header. One sidebar, one header, byte-identical to mother layout. 2. **"✓ Sovereign is ready — Redirecting to your Sovereign console" banner on /apps.** This is the mother's wizard celebration that tells the operator "you can now jump to your new Sovereign". On the chroot the operator IS already on the Sovereign Console; the banner bleeds through because the imported deployment record carries the mother's handover-ready event in its history. Resolution: AppsPage gates the banner, the toast, and the auto-redirect timer on `!isSovereignMode`. Chroot stays clean. Bump chart 1.4.62 → 1.4.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(cloud): resolve deploymentId from cookie on chroot — was firing topology against undefined CloudPage's topology query fired against /deployments/undefined/... on the chroot (URL is /cloud, no deploymentId path segment), so the page showed "Couldn't load architecture" with all node counts at 0/0. Fix: same pattern as JobDetail — useResolvedDeploymentId() reads the JWT cookie's deployment_id claim via /api/v1/sovereign/self, falling back from URL params. Topology query also gates on `!!deploymentId` so it doesn't waste a 404 round-trip during cookie resolution. Bump chart 1.4.60 → 1.4.61. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s (#1055)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(jobdetail): bare-jobName URL — Traefik strips %3A so canonical id 404s JobDetail navigation was 404ing on the chroot because the link builder URL-encoded the canonical Job id ("69e73b3abe673840:install-keycloak") and Traefik (or any upstream proxy that's RFC 3986 §3.3-strict) does not decode `%3A` inside path segments. The catalyst-api router saw the literal "%3A" and Store.GetJob's exact-match path missed. Two coupled fixes: 1. useJobLinkBuilder strips the "<deploymentId>:" prefix before encoding, producing /jobs/install-keycloak (Traefik-safe) instead of /jobs/69e73b3abe673840%3Ainstall-keycloak. Store.GetJob already accepts both bare jobName and canonical id (see store.go:781-789). 2. JobDetail.jobsById indexes by BOTH canonical id AND bare jobName so the URL param resolves regardless of which format the link emitted. Bump chart 1.4.58 → 1.4.59. 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fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store, single endpoint (#1054)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(chroot): byte-identical /jobs + /cloud — kill fixture fallback, lazy-seed jobs.Store from live cluster, single endpoint Two parallel-baby paths still made the chroot diverge from the mother on /cloud and /jobs/{jobId}. Both now ship one path that serves byte-identical data on both surfaces. 1. CloudPage rendered fictional topology (Frankfurt, Helsinki, omantel-primary, omantel-secondary, edge-lb, vpc-net-eu, …) when the topology query errored — because it fell back to `infrastructureTopologyFixture` from `src/test/fixtures/`. That is a test-only file leaking into production via the production import tree, in direct violation of INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #1 (no placeholder data — empty state when you don't know). Fix: drop the fixture fallback. On error → null → empty-state render. The mother shows the same empty state when its loader returns nothing; byte-identical. 2. JobsTable + JobDetail rendered a flat green-grid because the chroot was hitting `/api/v1/sovereign/jobs` which returns a minimal shape (no dependsOn, no parentId, no exec records). Mother's `/api/v1/deployments/{depId}/jobs` returns the rich shape from a per-deployment jobs.Store, which on the chroot starts empty (the mother's exportDeploymentToChild only ships the deployment record, not the jobs.Store contents). Fix: ship one URL on both surfaces — `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs`. Add `chrootSeedJobsStoreIfEmpty` that runs at handler-time when SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN AND the per- deployment jobs.Store has 0 records: do a one-shot HelmRelease list via the in-cluster client (helmwatch.ListAndSnapshotHelmReleases — exported here, mirrors Watcher.SnapshotComponents without spinning up an informer), pass through snapshotsToSeeds + Bridge.SeedJobsFromInformerList. Subsequent calls read directly from the now-populated store and return rich Job records with dependsOn / parentId / status — exactly like the mother. useLiveJobsBackfill loses its mode-aware fetcher; the chroot UI uses the same `/api/v1/deployments/{id}/jobs` URL as the mother. 3. HandleDeploymentImport now also loads the imported record into the in-memory deployments map immediately, so `/deployments/{id}/*` handlers don't need a pod restart's restoreFromStore to see the chroot-imported deployment. Bump bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.56 → 1.4.57 (chart + Kustomization). 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fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot (#1053)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(user-access): empty list when CRD absent + RBAC for chroot Two coupled fixes for the /users page on chroot Sovereign Console: 1. catalyst-api-cutover-driver ClusterRole: grant read/write on useraccesses.access.openova.io. The Sovereign chroot's catalyst-api uses the in-cluster ServiceAccount (per PR #1052). The list call was returning 403 from the apiserver because the SA had no rule covering this CRD. 2. ListUserAccess: return 200 with empty items when the CRD itself is not installed (apierrors.IsNotFound). The access.openova.io CRD ships via a separate blueprint that may not yet be installed on a fresh Sovereign — the page should render its empty state, not a 500 toast. Caught live on omantel.biz 2026-05-06 after PR #1052 unblocked the in-cluster client path: list call surfaced first as 403 (RBAC), then as 500 "server could not find the requested resource" (CRD absent). Both now resolve to a 200 + []. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst-api): chroot in-cluster fallback for sovereignDynamicClient (#1052)
* fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(sovereignDynamicClient): in-cluster fallback when running ON the Sovereign The chroot Sovereign Console at console.<sov-fqdn> is the SAME catalyst-api binary as the mother. When that binary runs ON the Sovereign cluster (catalyst-system namespace on the Sovereign itself), there is no posted-back kubeconfig — the catalyst-api IS in the cluster it needs to talk to, and rest.InClusterConfig() returns the right credentials. Without this, every endpoint that needs the Sovereign-side dynamic client returned 503 with "sovereign cluster kubeconfig not yet posted back" — including ListUserAccess (/users page), CreateUserAccess, infrastructure CRUD, etc. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06: /users rendered "list user-access: HTTP 503" because the Sovereign-side catalyst-api was looking for a kubeconfig that doesn't exist on the chroot side of the cutover boundary. Detection: SOVEREIGN_FQDN env (set on every Sovereign-side catalyst-api deployment by the chart) matches dep.Request.SovereignFQDN. On the mother, SOVEREIGN_FQDN is unset → unchanged behavior. On the chroot, SOVEREIGN_FQDN matches the only deployment served (its own) → use in-cluster. Same fallback applied to tryDynamicClientLocked (loaderInputFor's best-effort live-source client) so /infrastructure/topology and the /cloud graph render with live data on the chroot too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(catalyst-api): rip out dangling sovereign_* route registrations + chart 1.4.56 (#1051)
PR #1050 deleted sovereign_more.go (which defined HandleSovereignUsers, HandleSovereignCatalog, HandleSovereignSettings, HandleSovereignTopology) but left four route registrations in cmd/api/main.go that still referenced those handler methods. The catalyst-api build for the merged revert (run 25439549879) failed with: cmd/api/main.go:690:39: h.HandleSovereignUsers undefined cmd/api/main.go:691:41: h.HandleSovereignCatalog undefined cmd/api/main.go:692:42: h.HandleSovereignSettings undefined cmd/api/main.go:693:42: h.HandleSovereignTopology undefined That's why ghcr.io/openova-io/openova/catalyst-api:fdd3354 was never published — only the UI image rolled. Result: omantel.biz catalyst-api pod stuck in ImagePullBackOff. Drop the four route registrations. Same baby, new address — the chroot Sovereign uses the existing /api/v1/deployments/{depId}/* handlers via the JWT-resolved deploymentId, not parallel-baby /api/v1/sovereign/* endpoints. Also revert two more parallel-baby fragments still on main: - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware fetcher → single mother URL (the chroot resolves deploymentId from the cookie and the mother-side topology handler serves byte-identical data once cutover-import has persisted the deployment record on the Sovereign's local store) - CatalogAdminPage.fetchApps mode-aware → /catalog/apps everywhere Bump bp-catalyst-platform chart 1.4.55 → 1.4.56 and the cluster Kustomization version pin to match. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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revert(sovereign-console): rip out divergent parallel-baby code — same baby new address only (#1050)
Reverts the iterative parallel-baby work in PRs #1045 #1047 #1048 #1049 plus the wrong parts of #1044. The chroot Sovereign Console is the SAME React bundle, SAME routes, SAME components, SAME fetchers, SAME data shapes as the mother /provision/$id/* surface. The only legitimate difference is the URL prefix (no /provision/$id) and the chroot deploymentId resolved from the JWT cookie — beyond that, the baby does not know it moved. Removed (parallel-baby — wrong): - sovereign_more.go — 4 hand-shaped Sovereign-side handlers (/api/v1/sovereign/users, /catalog, /settings, /topology) - main.go route registrations for those 4 - CatalogAdminPage mode-aware fetcher (now uses /catalog/apps on BOTH surfaces, same as before) - getHierarchicalInfrastructure mode-aware URL (now hits /api/v1/deployments/{id}/infrastructure/topology on both) - CloudPage defensive normalize block (PR #1047 — papered over a real shape bug rather than fixing the source) - ArchitectureGraphPage hierarchyToGraph try/catch (#1048) - GraphCanvas n.label defensive coerce (#1049) - adapter.ts addRegion/addCluster never-undefined fallbacks (#1049) Kept (legitimate same-baby-new-address wiring): - auth.Claims gain SovereignFQDN + DeploymentID (auth/session.go) - auth_handover.go authHandoverClaims gain same + mints session JWT with both — the cookie carries Sovereign identity - sovereign_self.go reads sovereign_fqdn / deployment_id from the session cookie (best-effort base64; same catalyst-api minted it) - SettingsPage / AppDetail / UserAccessListPage / JobDetail use strict:false useParams + useResolvedDeploymentId fallback (the chroot route legitimately has no $deploymentId param) - JobsTable URL-encodes multi-segment job ids (live K8s job ids contain '/', tan-stack /jobs/$jobId matches one segment) Real fix for chroot data sourcing — coming in a separate PR — is to ensure mother fires cutover-import at handover so the Sovereign catalyst-api has its own deployment record on disk. Then the existing /api/v1/deployments/{id}/... handlers serve the chroot for free, with zero new code, identical shape, identical UI. Bumps bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.55 → 1.4.56. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(graphcanvas): defensive label render + adapter never-undefined labels (#1049)
Crash on omantel.biz /cloud: 'TypeError: Cannot read properties of
undefined (reading length)' at GraphCanvas line 975 — n.label was
undefined when adapter produced a Region node from a topology where
region.name was empty AND region.providerRegion was undefined
(legacy mother-side adapter assumed both were populated).
Two-layer fix:
1. GraphCanvas — coerce label to '' before .length / .slice.
2. adapter.ts — addRegion / addCluster fall back to id then a
literal placeholder so the produced node always has a non-
empty label.
Bumps bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.54 → 1.4.55.
Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io>
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fix(architecture-graph): try/catch hierarchyToGraph + k8sToGraph (#1048)
The Sovereign-mode /api/v1/sovereign/topology shape lacks some fields the legacy hierarchyToGraph adapter dereferences (skuCp, skuWorker, providerRegion etc.). Wrap both adapter calls in try/catch so a missing field falls through to an empty graph rather than crashing the entire /cloud page via the React error boundary. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06. Bumps bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.53 → 1.4.54. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(cloud-page): defensive normalize + try/catch fallback to empty topology (#1047)
CloudPage threw 'Cannot read properties of undefined (reading length)' on omantel.biz because the Sovereign-mode topology shape carried slimmer fields than the wizard mother-side shape (region.id/name empty, node.region missing, etc). Add per-field nullish defaults at each level of the normalize + a try/catch fallback that renders an empty topology instead of crashing the entire page via the React error boundary. Bumps bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.52 → 1.4.53. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> |
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fix(jobs/jobdetail): URL-encode multi-segment live job ids + strict:false params (#1046)
The live /api/v1/sovereign/jobs endpoint returns job ids like 'job/syft-grype/syft-grype-bp-syft-grype-29633910' that contain '/'. tan-stack's '/jobs/$jobId' route matches a single segment so links to multi-segment ids 404'd. Encode the id in the link builder + decode in JobDetail. Also switches JobDetail's strict-mode useParams (the '/provision/$deploymentId/jobs/$jobId' from-clause) to strict:false + useResolvedDeploymentId fallback so it works on the chroot Sovereign route too. Caught on omantel.biz 2026-05-06. Bumps bp-catalyst-platform 1.4.51 → 1.4.52. Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> |
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