Promote the preview rig to a non-mutating local developer stack with client smoke coverage - #201
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`preview.up` loaded the example schema and ran the write-bearing smoke suite, so the daily bring-up wrote to Infrahub and admitted Sync runs. Starting the stack now stops at started containers and host processes. The two write-bearing actions are explicit and each announces what it will write. `preview.seed` owns the smoke dataset -- the example schema, the shared `InfraDevice` on `main`, and the `preview-smoke` branch forked from it. `preview.smoke` seeds and then runs the suite, so a clean `up` followed by `smoke` still works. Delete the expect-main-empty guard variable: nothing read it. Correct `development/README.md`, which claimed `main` stays empty and that `preview.up` checks it, while the seed has always created a device there. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…vice Infrahub applies a loaded schema asynchronously. `preview.seed` loads the example schema and immediately creates an `InfraDevice`, so on a fresh instance that create failed with `SchemaNotFoundError`. The previous startup sequence hid this: several other steps ran between the load and the create. Pass `infrahubctl schema load --wait`, which blocks until the schema has converged across Infrahub's workers. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The preview smoke proved the raw HTTP wire and the Prefect surface. The two other supported client paths had no live coverage at all, so the shipped console script and the typed `SyncClient` could break against the service without any test noticing. Add one live module for each. The CLI module runs `infrahub-sync` as the installed console script through `subprocess`, so it exercises the packaged command, its environment settings, and its exit codes; the CLI has no results command, so final state is read back through the HTTP API and Infrahub. The Python module drives register, validate, plan, wait, apply, wait, and `get_results` through `SyncClient`. Both share the Sync API smoke's package and setup, so the three converge on the same branch in either order and across repeated runs. Both join the declared collection order ahead of the Prefect observer, which asserts on the flow runs they create. These are live tests against a running stack, so there is no offline red step: without the stack every one of them skips. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`development/README.md` was the only entrypoint to the stack, and nothing in the published documentation or the root README led anyone to it. Add one page covering the install, the up/seed/smoke/status/logs/down commands, the addresses, the development-only credentials, the startup refusal on state left from before the service rename together with its destructive reset, and the single-process constraint on the smoke suite. Link it from the sidebar, from the root README's contribute row, and from the contributing guide. Neither link is covered by the documentation build: Docusaurus only warns on a broken Markdown link, and it never inspects the root README. A focused offline test therefore gates both. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`smoke` caught `UnexpectedExit` around its seed, so any schema-load failure -- a rejected schema, an edit the destination refuses, a wrong credential override -- became the stack-unavailable path and the suite then ran against the state the seed had failed to replace, which can still pass. Ask the reachability question once instead, on the endpoint `up` already waits for. An unreachable Infrahub skips the seed and leaves the environment for the suite to report; a reachable one is seeded with nothing catching, so every failure propagates as itself. The development stack page said the retired-state preflight runs before the stack starts anything. It runs after the containers are up and answering, and before the worker, the deployment, and the Sync API start. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe preview workflow now separates stack startup from Infrahub writes and smoke execution. A new Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes startup non-mutating and adds client smoke coverage, but shared preview state can remain stale or be initialized concurrently, and a normal pytest run may perform live write-bearing checks when the stack is reachable. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up for these bounded local-development risks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Deploying infrahub-sync with
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| Status: | ✅ Deploy successful! |
| Preview URL: | https://5538131c.infrahub-sync.pages.dev |
| Branch Preview URL: | https://feature-local-developer-stac.infrahub-sync.pages.dev |
AR-D6 live leg — PASS at
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preview.up from clean volumes |
PASS, 82.9 s |
Non-mutation after up: InfraDevice absent from main schema; only main branch; no core01; GET /status queue depth 0; Prefect service deployment flow runs [] |
PASS |
preview.seed ×2 (idempotent) |
PASS, 17.8 s then 1.6 s |
preview.smoke |
PASS, 7 passed, 51 deselected — CLI, SyncClient, raw HTTP, Prefect surface |
Second consecutive pytest -m preview tests/preview |
PASS, 7 passed |
preview.down --volumes |
PASS; zero preview containers, volumes, or host processes |
Evidence of record: .planning/evidence/validation/val-39-results.md in opsmill/infrahub-sync-lab.
Review chain: Opus 5 (1M) writer → GPT-5.6 Sol complete-diff SEND BACK (2 accepted blockers) → correction 6ba8ae0 → bounded verification READY. CI green at this head. Merge is Blake's action.
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tests/preview/test_service_api.py (1)
183-183: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the public preview helpers.
infrahub_clientanddevice_typesare now imported by other test modules. Add concise docstrings that define their test contract.Proposed change
def infrahub_client(preview_env: dict[str, Any]) -> Any: + """Create an Infrahub client for the configured preview stack.""" from infrahub_sdk import InfrahubClientSync def device_types(client: Any, branch: str) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Return device types keyed by name for one Infrahub branch.""" return {node.name.value: node.type.value for node in client.all(kind=SMOKE_KIND, branch=branch)}As per coding guidelines, “public functions and classes get concise docstrings.”
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tests/test_development_stack_docs.py (1)
10-12: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd explicit types to the module constants.
Annotate
REPO_ROOT,DOCUMENT_ID, andPAGE. This keeps the new Python module consistent with the repository's explicit-type guidance.Suggested annotations
-REPO_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] -DOCUMENT_ID = "development-stack" -PAGE = REPO_ROOT / "docs" / "docs" / f"{DOCUMENT_ID}.mdx" +REPO_ROOT: Path = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] +DOCUMENT_ID: str = "development-stack" +PAGE: Path = REPO_ROOT / "docs" / "docs" / f"{DOCUMENT_ID}.mdx"As per coding guidelines, prefer explicit types on new or changed code.
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In `@tests/preview/test_cli_client.py`:
- Line 43: Update pyproject.toml pytest addopts to exclude the preview marker by
default, while preserving pytest -m preview as the explicit opt-in entry point.
Apply this to both affected preview test modules:
tests/preview/test_cli_client.py:43-43 and
tests/preview/test_python_client.py:32-32 require no direct changes beyond
retaining their existing pytest.mark.preview declarations.
In `@tests/test_development_stack_docs.py`:
- Line 20: Update the documentation checks in the relevant test to scope the
sidebar assertion to the syncSidebar definition and verify DOCUMENT_ID there,
rather than searching the entire TypeScript file; update the README assertion to
require a real Markdown link targeting the documentation URL instead of matching
plain text.
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In `@tests/preview/test_service_api.py`:
- Line 183: Add concise docstrings to the public preview helpers infrahub_client
and device_types, documenting their test contracts and intended returned values
or behavior.
In `@tests/test_development_stack_docs.py`:
- Around line 10-12: Annotate the module constants REPO_ROOT, DOCUMENT_ID, and
PAGE with explicit types, using Path for the path values and str for the
document identifier, while preserving their current initialization and behavior.
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Both checks were substring searches over whole files. The document id appearing anywhere in `sidebars.ts` -- a comment, a redirect, a second sidebar -- satisfied the sidebar check while the rendered navigation still omitted the page, and the page address written in prose satisfied the README check without being a link anyone can follow. Scope the sidebar check to the `syncSidebar` array by matching its own brackets, and require the README to carry a Markdown link whose target is the page. Give the two helpers this unit made public their own summary lines. Seat: lead-developer Assignment: local-developer-stack Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
The preview rig was the only local V3 stack, and starting it mutated the disposable Infrahub (schema load, seed device, write-bearing smoke apply) as part of
preview.up. Live smoke coverage reached the service only over raw HTTP; the shipped CLI and the typedSyncClienthad zero live coverage. The only human entrypoint wasdevelopment/README.md, which also claimedmainstays empty while the code seeded it.Solution
Promote the rig to the supported local developer stack in three commit groups, tasks/tests/docs only, no
infrahub_sync/change:invoke preview.upbrings up containers and host processes and writes nothing. Seeding is an explicit, idempotentpreview.seed;preview.smokeannounces and runs the seed first, then the suite. A failed seed on a reachable stack fails the smoke; an unreachable stack still yields the suite's polite skip. The deadINFRAHUB_SYNC_PREVIEW_EXPECT_MAIN_EMPTYvariable is gone.configs register → diff → runs plan → apply, final state asserted through the HTTP API) andSyncClient(throughget_results()), joining the declared single-process collection order.docs/docs/development-stack.mdx, linked from the sidebar and root README, with a static test that gates both links;development/README.mdandcontributing.mdxagree with it. Base Compose credential-shaped defaults verified byte-identical to upstream Infrahub 1.10.6 and documented as local-dev-only.Before / after
User-visible changes
preview.seed;preview.upno longer loads the schema or runs the smoke.development-stackin the sidebar; root README Contribute row links it.preview.smokenow fails when its seed fails on a reachable stack.Review record
Accepted unit envelope:
.planning/active-path/local-developer-stack-envelope.mdinopsmill/infrahub-sync-lab(acceptance rules AR-D1–AR-D6). Writer: Claude Opus 5 (1M). Independent complete-diff review: GPT-5.6 Sol — SEND BACK with two accepted blockers (docs preflight ordering;UnexpectedExitcatch masking a failed seed), one batched correction6ba8ae0, bounded verification READY at this head with AR-D1–AR-D5 met. AR-D6 live leg: recorded as a follow-up comment on this PR when the runner completes.Known limitation: each live client module re-registers the smoke package per run (as the raw-HTTP smoke already did); registry growth on a long-lived local instance is cosmetic.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
preview.seedcommand for preparing example data and a separatepreview.smokecommand for running smoke tests.Documentation
Bug Fixes