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Second PR for #211 (Option A, decided on the issue). The first PR (#697) added PurchaseResult.OfferingClass; this one makes the providers use it.

Changes

• Re-pin providers/aws to pkg at a52dfb9, the feat(common)!: add PurchaseResult.OfferingClass for adopted re-drives #697 merge commit on main. No transitive require moved; only the pkg pseudo-version and two go.sum lines.
• EC2: an adopted re-drive now sets PurchaseResult.OfferingClass from the existing RI (adoptExistingRI), not from the request, and logs when AWS reports no class. findRIByIdempotencyToken now returns the RI (nil when none). Cost stays nil on adoption. The fresh path is unchanged.
• GCP Compute Engine: an adopted commitment returns a nil Cost instead of a pointer to 0; a fresh purchase still returns 0. providers/gcp is not re-pinned (no new pkg symbol is needed).

Verification (local, macOS; mocks only, no cloud calls)

• Fail-before: the new EC2 subtests (re-drive adopts the RI's class/*, nil-ID entry is skipped) and the GCP re-drive subtests (ReDriveAlreadyExists, ReDriveAlreadyExistsOnWait) fail on the unfixed code.
• Mutation probes (each reverted): dropping the nil-ID check, using the requested class, and hardcoding standard each fail named EC2 tests. Dropping the GCP guard and keying it on the token each fail named GCP tests (FreshPurchaseNotExisting kills the token-keyed one).
• Suites: ec2 and computeengine package tests, make lint (0 issues in all modules), the standalone providers/aws check (GOWORK=off, -mod=readonly, -race -short, go mod tidy -diff) and gitleaks dir all pass.

Notes for reviewers

• When several RIs carry the token, the first with an ID is used. This is unchanged behavior.
• findRIByIdempotencyToken's signature changed; the other caller, reconcile_test.go, is updated.
• The change to GCP's Cost is a behavior change, not a compile break. The platform follow-up that decides how a nil adopted-GCP cost is treated, and that prefers result.OfferingClass, is Use the adopted RI offering class and handle a nil GCP adoption cost (go#211 follow-up) cloud-commitments-platform#1856.
• Open question: should a fresh EC2 buy also set OfferingClass (from the offering found, at no extra cost)? It is left empty here to keep this PR to adoption.

Closes #211

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• Bug Fixes
  • Adopted AWS EC2 reservations now report the reservation’s actual offering class, including when it differs from the requested class.
  • Adopted GCP Compute Engine commitments now return no cost value instead of a zero cost. Newly purchased commitments continue to report a zero cost.

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AWS EC2 re-drives now report the offering class of an adopted Reserved Instance. GCP Compute Engine adopted commitments return a nil Cost; fresh purchases continue to return a zero cost.

Changes: Adopted commitment results

Layer / File(s)	Summary
AWS EC2 re-drive adoption providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go, providers/aws/services/ec2/client_test.go, providers/aws/services/ec2/reconcile_test.go, providers/aws/go.mod	The lookup returns the matching Reserved Instance, and adoption records its ID and actual offering class. Tests cover class mismatches, nil IDs, and fresh purchases. The AWS module updates its pkg dependency.
GCP adopted commitment cost providers/gcp/services/computeengine/client.go, providers/gcp/services/computeengine/client_test.go, CHANGELOG.md	Adopted commitments retain a nil Cost. Fresh purchases continue to return a non-nil zero cost. The changelog records both provider result updates.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related PRs

• LeanerCloud/cloud-commitments-go#697: Adds PurchaseResult.OfferingClass, which the EC2 adoption path now populates.

Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 14b6b

Adopted EC2 results now report the existing RI's class, and adopted GCP commitments return nil cost while fresh purchases remain unchanged. The remaining EC2 matching concern is pre-existing; these changes are mergeable subject to normal checks.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		Issue #211 has one acceptance criterion: a re-drive that adopts an existing commitment returns ExistingCommitment=true from every provider, and a test per provider asserts it. This PR does not add `…	Choose one of two paths and record it on #211. Path 1: add ExistingCommitment bool to PurchaseResult in pkg, set it in the EC2 adoption path and the GCP adoption path, add per-provider tests that assert it, and re-pin providers/aws …

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title names the two behavior changes in this PR: the adopted RI offering class reported in PurchaseResult.OfferingClass, and the nil GCP Compute Engine cost on adoption. The raw summary and object…
Out of Scope Changes check		The summary shows no change unrelated to #211. The changes are: a CHANGELOG entry for the two behavior changes; a providers/aws/go.mod re-pin of pkg to the #697 merge commit, which provides `Purch…
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…

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The title names the two behavior changes in this PR: the adopted RI offering class reported in PurchaseResult.OfferingClass, and the nil GCP Compute Engine cost on adoption. The raw summary and objectives confirm both changes. The title's scope matches the main change. The title uses the conventional commit prefix and includes a PR number, which is acceptable.

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The summary shows no change unrelated to #211. The changes are: a CHANGELOG entry for the two behavior changes; a providers/aws/go.mod re-pin of pkg to the #697 merge commit, which provides PurchaseResult.OfferingClass; the EC2 findRIByIdempotencyToken and purchase changes that set the result from the adopted RI; the EC2 test updates for the new behavior; the reconcile_test.go update for the changed findRIByIdempotencyToken signature; and the GCP PurchaseCommitment change that leaves Cost nil on adoption, with matching tests. Each change supports the EC2 OfferingClass behavior or the GCP nil-cost behavior. The providers/aws/go.sum change is in an excluded file (!**/*.sum). It is not reviewed here. This does not affect the result, because the go.sum change supports the go.mod re-pin and does not add a behavior change. The summary reports no unrelated edits and no new exported declarations. The fresh EC2 path is unchanged, which keeps the change inside the issue scope.

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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 3 functions across 5 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)

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Issue #211 has one acceptance criterion: a re-drive that adopts an existing commitment returns ExistingCommitment=true from every provider, and a test per provider asserts it. This PR does not add ExistingCommitment to common.PurchaseResult. The raw summary lists no change to pkg/common/types.go, and the PR states that it does not add the proposed signal. The PR instead uses PurchaseResult.OfferingClass (EC2) and a nil Cost (GCP). Both changes address the problem scenario in part. The EC2 change stops the re-drive from reporting the requested class. The GCP change separates adoption from a fresh zero-cost purchase. Neither provides the explicit signal that the acceptance criterion requires. No test asserts ExistingCommitment for any provider. The PR description says the Option A decision was made on the issue, but the issue text provided here still states the ExistingCommitment criterion. Azure, and any other AWS service with an idempotent path, are not covered in the summary. This coverage is unknown. Other requirements are met in part: the EC2 adopted re-drive sets OfferingClass from the existing RI, and the GCP adopted commitment returns nil Cost. Both are supported by the summary and the PR's mock-based test claims. The code was not independently inspected in this assessment.

Resolution

Choose one of two paths and record it on #211. Path 1: add ExistingCommitment bool to PurchaseResult in pkg, set it in the EC2 adoption path and the GCP adoption path, add per-provider tests that assert it, and re-pin providers/aws (and providers/gcp if it consumes the new symbol). Path 2: the issue owner edits the acceptance criterion in #211 to the agreed Option A outcome (OfferingClass on EC2 adoption and nil GCP adoption cost), and states how Azure and other AWS services are handled. After either change, reassess this PR against the updated issue text.

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Review comments at @providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go:
- Around line 303-309: Update the ReservedInstances match loop to validate all
results before returning a match: accept only a single result compatible with
the current recommendation’s instance type and count, and fail closed when
matches are ambiguous or incompatible. Ensure the failure path does not trigger
another purchase.

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Choose one of two paths and record it on #211. Path 1: add `ExistingCommitment
bool` to `PurchaseResult` in `pkg`, set it in the EC2 adoption path and the GCP
adoption path, add per-provider tests that assert it, and re-pin `providers/aws`
(and `providers/gcp` if it consumes the new symbol). Path 2: the issue owner
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(`OfferingClass` on EC2 adoption and nil GCP adoption cost), and states how
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APPROVED 14b6b37 by claude-nibblets

Independent cold review of #721 (closes #211, Option A; the second PR after #697): three commits on main a52dfb91, 1 behind (81a7090, #714; a trial merge is clean). I read the diff and the files at this SHA, ran the tests and probes locally, and treated the PR body as a claim.

The pin

providers/aws/go.mod moves pkg to v0.0.0-20261108091534-a52dfb9143cc, the #697 merge commit on main, which is where PurchaseResult.OfferingClass lives. Only that require and its two go.sum lines change. In providers/aws, go mod verify reports "all modules verified" and go mod tidy -diff is clean.

EC2 (providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go)

• findRIByIdempotencyToken now returns the RI itself, or nil when there is none. It still skips an entry with no ID, so the old first-with-an-ID semantics are preserved. A lookup error still refuses to purchase, so the double-buy guard is unchanged.
• adoptExistingRI takes the class from the existing RI (ri.OfferingClass), not from the request, so an adopted RI is never mislabelled. It logs when AWS reports none, and leaves Cost nil because this call charged nothing. The fresh purchase path is untouched.
• The only other caller is reconcile_test.go, updated to the new signature.

GCP Compute Engine (providers/gcp/services/computeengine/client.go:768-778)

ExistingCommitment is set only in the adoption branch (:766), before the guarded Cost assignment. So an adopted CUD gets a nil Cost and a fresh purchase still gets a pointer to 0. Nothing in this repo dereferences PurchaseResult.Cost without a check.

Downstream consumer

The platform checks result.Cost != nil before dereferencing (internal/purchase/execution.go:1376) and passes the pointer through at :1169. So a nil adopted-GCP cost is safe there once it bumps its pin, and #1856 covers the nil-cost policy, as the body says.

Probes (local, under the review lock)

The baselines pass for providers/aws (./services/ec2/) and providers/gcp (./services/computeengine/). Each probe was killed:

• E1, the adopted class hardcoded to standard: killed by TestPurchaseCommitment_ExistingCommitmentFlag/re-drive_adopts_the_RI's_class/convertible-ri-standard-requested and …/nil-ID_entry_is_skipped.
• E2, a nil-ID RI no longer skipped: killed by …/nil-ID_entry_is_skipped and …/nil-ID-only_lookup_takes_the_fresh_path.
• E3, adoption forgetting the class: killed by both …/re-drive_adopts_the_RI's_class/* cases.
• G1, the GCP adopted Cost back to a pointer to 0: killed by …_ReDriveAlreadyExists (two subtests) and …_ReDriveAlreadyExistsOnWait.
• G2, the GCP guard keyed on the idempotency token instead of the adoption flag: killed by …_FreshPurchaseNotExisting.

Notes (non-blocking)

• The CHANGELOG describes the GCP nil Cost as a behaviour change, but under the existing "Fixed" list. A line saying it's a consumer-visible change (callers that read Cost must now nil-check) would help.
• The open question in the body (should a fresh EC2 buy also set OfferingClass?) is a sensible follow-up, and not needed here.

CI at this SHA: CI - Build & Test run 42620273321 and pre-commit run 42620273191 both completed successfully. GitHub reports BEHIND by one commit, so it needs update-branch before merging, and per the go merge rules a merge-only delta after that. Review only, not merging.

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APPROVE @ 9f6fa61 by claude-nibblets

Cold review at this head. Production change: providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go (adoptExistingRI, findRIByIdempotencyToken now returns the RI, so an adopted re-drive reports the RI's own OfferingClass; a failed lookup still refuses to purchase) and providers/gcp/services/computeengine/client.go (an adopted CUD leaves Cost nil, a fresh purchase still sets 0).

Checks:

• Merge 9f6fa61 is clean: git show --remerge-diff is empty.
• providers/aws pins pkg at a52dfb9, which is on main (feat(common)!: add PurchaseResult.OfferingClass, feat(common)!: add PurchaseResult.OfferingClass for adopted re-drives #697); the go.sum lines match sum.golang.org (h1:4Aw4TpF9X1Jw/eCQTvBp3bHmFhS8GIWdl5L48d6v3Zs=, go.mod h1:l9V+ecJCfAigYr6XiK9kpIUemF9bnXOKHJN1s4TPsM0=).
• Mutation probes (scoped go test, scratch worktree, baselines ok): dropping the OfferingClass assignment and dropping ExistingCommitment = true each fail TestPurchaseCommitment_ExistingCommitmentFlag; making the GCP Cost unconditional fails TestComputeEngineClient_PurchaseCommitment_ReDriveAlreadyExists and ..._ReDriveAlreadyExistsOnWait.
• CI at this head: 14 pass, 1 skipping (CodeRabbit); the one CodeRabbit thread is resolved; mergeStateStatus CLEAN.

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APPROVE @ 259649a by claude-nibblets

Merge-only delta 9f6fa61..259649a: one commit, a merge of main (it brings #722, the GCP RAM pricing fix). git show --remerge-diff 259649a0 is empty, so the merge has no conflict resolution, and the 138 changed lines are only providers/gcp/services/computeengine/pricing.go and its test, which come from main and do not overlap any file of this PR (the AWS EC2 client, the Compute Engine purchase client and the pkg pin). My earlier checks and probes at 9f6fa61 still apply to this PR's own files unchanged.

CI at this head: 14 pass, 1 skipping (CodeRabbit).