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runDataIngest's tail — submit → port-forward → watch → classify → JSON → reclaim — is the path a customer actually lives in, and it had no injection seam, so it was covered by nothing (36.6%). A regression where the CLI previews success but the ingestor writes null/fewer, or where it reclaims the staging copy on a partial failure (deleting the source the user needs to retry), would ship silently.

This is the P0 "seam the money path" item of #1009.

What changed

  • Extract runIngestionRun from runDataIngest and route its four cluster-touching steps through package seams — mintIngestorTokenFn / portForwardJobsManagerFn / submitRunFn / cleanStagingFn — mirroring the existing listDatasetsFn seam. The extraction is behavior-identical; runDataIngest just calls it and threads jsonEmitted back for the --output-json error defer.
  • Name the reclaim gateshouldReclaimStaging(status) — the "reclaim ONLY on a clean success" invariant. A detached / partial / failed / errored run keeps the staged source (the Job may still be reading it, or the user wants to retry/inspect). This is the "must NOT reclaim on partial failure" gate #1009 calls out.
  • Harden submit.ForwardedConnection.Close to no-op on a zero-value connection (nil stopCh) — it panicked on close(nil) before, which is a latent bug and blocked using a fake in the seam test.

Tests (no cluster needed)

  • TestRunIngestionRun_Matrix drives the whole tail through the seams and asserts, per outcome, three things in lockstep: the exit code (5 auth / 8 submit / 9 watch+ingest / 0 success+detached), whether the staging reclaim ran (only on succeeded), and the emitted --output-json status. Includes the mint-fail (5) and port-forward-fail (8) pre-submit returns.
  • TestShouldReclaimStaging pins the gate in isolation.
  • Extends the existing TestClassifyPushOutcome to cover the exit-5 (auth) and exit-8 (submit) buckets it was missing, plus unknown / nil-result.
  • TestSeamsWiredToRealFns guards that no seam is left nil.

Coverage:internal/cli 70.1% → 72.2%; runIngestionRun94.1%, shouldReclaimStaging 100%, classifyPushOutcome 92.9%. Full suite green.

Type

Test hardening + a latent-panic fix · cli · RFC-0002 foundation. Part ofbackend#1009 (P0 seam the money path) — independent of the value-level-parity PR (cli#186) and of data-ingestors #340.

Remaining #1009: CI drift wiring (pin the goldens/schema SHA + a per-package coverage floor so this can't rot), the cross-repo taxonomy contract test, one content-compared ingest e2e.


Note

Low Risk
Refactor is extraction plus test seams with stated behavior parity; the only production behavior change is the defensive port-forward Close fix.

Overview
Extracts the post-staging ingest tail (token mint → jobs-manager port-forward → submit/watch → classify → --output-json → staging reclaim) into runIngestionRun, with behavior unchanged for runDataIngest aside from threading jsonEmitted back for the early-failure JSON defer.

Cluster-touching steps go through package-level seams (mintIngestorTokenFn, portForwardJobsManagerFn, submitRunFn, cleanStagingFn) so tests can drive the full exit code / JSON status / reclaim matrix without a cluster. The reclaim-only-on-clean-success rule is named shouldReclaimStaging.

submit.ForwardedConnection.Close now no-ops when stopCh is nil (zero-value / test fakes), fixing a latent close(nil) panic.

Adds ingestion_run_test.go (TestRunIngestionRun_Matrix, TestShouldReclaimStaging, TestSeamsWiredToRealFns) and extends TestClassifyPushOutcome for auth (5), submit (8), unknown, and nil-result cases.

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…x (#1009 P0)
runDataIngest's submit → port-forward → watch → classify → JSON → reclaim
tail had no injection seam, so the path a customer actually lives in was
covered by nothing (36.6%). A regression where the CLI previews success but
the ingestor writes null/fewer, or reclaims staging on a partial failure,
would ship silently.
Extract the tail into runIngestionRun and route its four cluster-touching
steps through package-level seams (mintIngestorTokenFn / portForwardJobsManagerFn
/ submitRunFn / cleanStagingFn), mirroring the existing listDatasetsFn seam.
The extraction is behavior-identical — runDataIngest just calls it and threads
jsonEmitted back for the --output-json error defer.
Name the reclaim gate: shouldReclaimStaging(status) — the "reclaim ONLY on a
clean success" invariant, so a detached / partial / failed / errored run keeps
the staged source (for the still-reading Job, or for retry/inspection). This
is the "must NOT reclaim on partial failure" gate #1009 calls out.
Tests (no cluster needed):
- TestRunIngestionRun_Matrix drives the whole tail through the seams and
asserts, per outcome, the exit code (5 auth / 8 submit / 9 watch+ingest /
0 success+detached), whether the staging reclaim ran (only on succeeded),
and the emitted --output-json status — all in lockstep. Covers the
mint-fail (5) and port-forward-fail (8) pre-submit returns too.
- TestShouldReclaimStaging pins the gate in isolation.
- Extends the existing TestClassifyPushOutcome to cover the exit-5 (auth) and
exit-8 (submit) buckets it was missing, plus unknown / nil-result.
- TestSeamsWiredToRealFns guards that no seam is left nil.
Also hardens submit.ForwardedConnection.Close to no-op on a zero-value
connection (nil stopCh) — it panicked on close(nil) before, which blocked
using a fake in the seam test; a never-started connection now closes safely.
Coverage: internal/cli 70.1% → 72.2%; runIngestionRun 94.1%,
shouldReclaimStaging 100%, classifyPushOutcome 92.9%.
Part of backend#1009 (P0 seam the money path). Remaining #1009: CI drift
wiring (pin the goldens/schema SHA + a per-package coverage floor so this
can't rot), the cross-repo taxonomy contract test, and one content-compared
ingest e2e. Part of the data-ingest epic backend#1008.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…0.3) (#188)
* ci: pin the data-ingestors schema ref + add a coverage floor (#1009 P0.3)
Two of the three CI drift tripwires from #1009. (The third — a scheduled
`sync-validator-goldens.sh --check` against the pinned ingestor — waits for
#340 to land on a stable ref, since the value-aware check regenerates against
the ingestor read path and needs the #340 fix; the Go-side parity test already
enforces the committed goldens on every PR.)
(b) Pin the schema-drift check to a data-ingestors SHA, not floating master.
sync-schema.sh now builds the fetch URL from scripts/.data-ingestors-ref (a
pinned commit SHA), overridable via DATA_INGESTORS_REF. Before, any upstream
commit touching the schema reddened every open CLI PR until someone synced;
now adopting upstream is a deliberate SHA bump + re-sync in one PR. Pinned to
0de1f148 (current master; the embedded schema matches it — check stays green).
(c) Add a per-package coverage floor. `go test -cover` printed numbers and
asserted nothing, so the two load-bearing, historically thin-tested packages
could silently rot. scripts/coverage-floor.sh fails the build if internal/cli
or internal/submit drops below its floor; wired into the Test job after
`go test`. Floors are a RATCHET (bump UP only, lowering is a reviewed edit),
set just under current develop: internal/cli 68% (now 70.1%), internal/submit
72% (now 74.8%). Bump these up once #186/#187 land (they lift internal/cli to
~72%). The script is bash-3.2-portable (no associative arrays — macOS default).
Verified locally: sync-schema.sh --check matches at the pinned SHA;
coverage-floor.sh passes and bites (a 99% floor fails, a below-current floor
passes); shellcheck clean; build.yml parses; full suite green.
Part of backend#1009 (P0 CI drift tripwires). Remaining #1009: the goldens
drift job (post-#340), the cross-repo taxonomy contract test, one
content-compared ingest e2e. Part of the data-ingest epic backend#1008.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: fail loudly on a malformed coverage-floor entry (#1009 P0.3)
A dropped ":floor" in FLOORS left min="$entry" (the whole token); the
awk comparison then errored on that as bare source and exited non-zero,
which `if awk` read as "not below floor" and printed a bogus "ok" — the
ratchet became a silent no-op for that package. Validate each entry has
a "package:INT" shape before the awk call.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: validate the data-ingestors ref before it enters the schema URL (#1009 P0.3)
The ref (pinned file value, or the DATA_INGESTORS_REF override) is
interpolated into a raw.githubusercontent.com URL. An unvalidated ref
could inject path traversal ("../..") or extra path segments — the same
class scripts/install.sh already guards for its release tag. Restrict
the ref to a SHA/branch/tag shape (alnum start; alnum . _ - / ; no "..")
and fail with exit 2 otherwise.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Asad Iqbal <asad.dsoft@gmail.com>
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…unDataIngest
runDataIngest was 586 lines; every pre-cluster step and the cluster
pre-flight now live in two named stanza functions, moved verbatim:
- resolveLocalInput (data_ingest_local.go) — steps 0–4 + the P3 content
preflight: flag guard, banner, guided prompts, ~-expansion +
existence-first check, table-name/category/misapplied-flag validation,
layout walk, per-category spec resolution, spec synthesis + schema
validation, local summary. Mutates a in place (via *runDataIngestArgs)
so the --output-json defer and the cluster steps see the resolved spec
exactly as before.
- connectIngestTarget (data_ingest_cluster.go) — steps 5–8a: kubeconfig
resolve, release + PVC discovery, verbose cluster summary, and the
destination-table guard (incl. the folded interactive replace decision,
which still flips a.Overwrite).
The jsonEmitted/named-return defer dance stays INSIDE runDataIngest,
next to the err it reads — both extracted functions feed that named
return, so the error-JSON contract is unchanged. The dry-run stop (which
sets jsonEmitted) also stays inside.
Only in-stanza edits are what the new signatures force: multi-value
returns on error paths, := to = where a named result already exists, and
&a -> a where a is already a pointer. Step order, output order, and exit
codes are untouched.
data.go: 693 -> 240 lines; runDataIngest: 586 -> 138.
Safety net: the #187 outcome-matrix table test + #264 mutation pins pass
untouched; full suite green under -race; coverage floors hold (82.7%).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
saadqbal added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 14, 2026
…unDataIngest (#321)
runDataIngest was 586 lines; every pre-cluster step and the cluster
pre-flight now live in two named stanza functions, moved verbatim:
- resolveLocalInput (data_ingest_local.go) — steps 0–4 + the P3 content
preflight: flag guard, banner, guided prompts, ~-expansion +
existence-first check, table-name/category/misapplied-flag validation,
layout walk, per-category spec resolution, spec synthesis + schema
validation, local summary. Mutates a in place (via *runDataIngestArgs)
so the --output-json defer and the cluster steps see the resolved spec
exactly as before.
- connectIngestTarget (data_ingest_cluster.go) — steps 5–8a: kubeconfig
resolve, release + PVC discovery, verbose cluster summary, and the
destination-table guard (incl. the folded interactive replace decision,
which still flips a.Overwrite).
The jsonEmitted/named-return defer dance stays INSIDE runDataIngest,
next to the err it reads — both extracted functions feed that named
return, so the error-JSON contract is unchanged. The dry-run stop (which
sets jsonEmitted) also stays inside.
Only in-stanza edits are what the new signatures force: multi-value
returns on error paths, := to = where a named result already exists, and
&a -> a where a is already a pointer. Step order, output order, and exit
codes are untouched.
data.go: 693 -> 240 lines; runDataIngest: 586 -> 138.
Safety net: the #187 outcome-matrix table test + #264 mutation pins pass
untouched; full suite green under -race; coverage floors hold (82.7%).
Co-authored-by: Lukas Wuttke <lukas@tracebloc.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
saadqbal pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 14, 2026
…o make ci + build.yml (#316)
* refactor(cli): extract resolveLocalInput + connectIngestTarget from runDataIngest
runDataIngest was 586 lines; every pre-cluster step and the cluster
pre-flight now live in two named stanza functions, moved verbatim:
- resolveLocalInput (data_ingest_local.go) — steps 0–4 + the P3 content
preflight: flag guard, banner, guided prompts, ~-expansion +
existence-first check, table-name/category/misapplied-flag validation,
layout walk, per-category spec resolution, spec synthesis + schema
validation, local summary. Mutates a in place (via *runDataIngestArgs)
so the --output-json defer and the cluster steps see the resolved spec
exactly as before.
- connectIngestTarget (data_ingest_cluster.go) — steps 5–8a: kubeconfig
resolve, release + PVC discovery, verbose cluster summary, and the
destination-table guard (incl. the folded interactive replace decision,
which still flips a.Overwrite).
The jsonEmitted/named-return defer dance stays INSIDE runDataIngest,
next to the err it reads — both extracted functions feed that named
return, so the error-JSON contract is unchanged. The dry-run stop (which
sets jsonEmitted) also stays inside.
Only in-stanza edits are what the new signatures force: multi-value
returns on error paths, := to = where a named result already exists, and
&a -> a where a is already a pointer. Step order, output order, and exit
codes are untouched.
data.go: 693 -> 240 lines; runDataIngest: 586 -> 138.
Safety net: the #187 outcome-matrix table test + #264 mutation pins pass
untouched; full suite green under -race; coverage floors hold (82.7%).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(cli): name every exit-code site + cross-command docs table
internal/cli/exitcodes.go names every exit code the CLI produces; every
non-test &exitError construction site now uses a named constant instead
of a bare number. exit.go keeps owning the extraction — this is a naming
sweep, not a redesign; all numeric values are unchanged (and documented
as frozen: they're the scripting contract customers branch on).
Site census (the ticket's count of 138 grep hits includes one doc
comment in exit.go; 137 are real construction sites):
61x1, 25x2, 23x3, 7x4, 4x5, 1x6, 5x7, 2x8, 4x9, 2x130,
2x kubeconfigExitCode(...) (the helper now returns named constants),
1x variable (runLocalPreflight's BadFlag fold, now built from
constants). Zero numeric literals remain at non-test sites.
Codes that grew more than one per-command meaning get one constant per
MEANING sharing the value (2: exitBadInput / doctor's exitChecksFailed;
5: exitAuth / data delete's exitNoSuchDataset; 7: exitStagingFailed /
exitTeardownFailed / exitQueryFailed), so each site reads honestly.
docs/troubleshooting.md gains the cross-command exit-code table (code,
meaning, producing commands, constant name), sourced from the per-command
long-help blocks — data ingest's (data_ingest_cmd.go, pre-split
data.go:236-252) is the fullest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: file-budget line-count ratchet (scripts/file-budget.sh)
Clones the coverage-floor.sh pattern for file size: path:max_lines pairs,
checked by wc -l, portable to bash 3.2, with the same malformed-entry
guard — plus a missing-file guard so a moved/renamed budgeted file makes
the stale list loud instead of silently un-budgeting it.
Ceilings are a RATCHET: only ever lowered as files shrink; raising one is
a deliberate, reviewed edit to the checked-in script. Seeds sit just
above today's reality (develop + the WS-B split):
internal/push/preflight.go:1650 (now 1635)
internal/cli/data.go:500 (now 240 post cli#282/#283)
internal/cli/client.go:1050 (now 1027)
internal/cli/home.go:850 (now 841)
Wired into `make ci` (new file-budget target, keeping the Makefile's
"make ci green => CI green" invariant) and into build.yml's lint job as
one surgical step. Exercised all three failure paths locally (over
budget, missing file, malformed entry) — each exits 1 with a ::error::
annotation; shellcheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci(file-budget): seed preflight.go at true size (Bugbot #316 HIGH)
The ratchet seeded internal/push/preflight.go at 1650, but the file is
1655 lines (wc -l, same count the gate uses) and the check is strict-
greater — so `make file-budget` would fail the moment this landed on
develop. Raise the ceiling to 1700, the next round-50 ratchet value just
above actual, matching how the other seeds sit above their files
(client.go 1050>1027, home.go 850>849, data.go 500>240). Also correct
the header comment to reality (preflight ~1655, home ~849); it wrongly
read ~1635 / ~841.
Proof: `bash scripts/file-budget.sh` now passes (preflight 1655 <= 1700).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
saadqbal pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 14, 2026
…mand docs table (#315)
* refactor(cli): name every exit-code site + cross-command docs table
internal/cli/exitcodes.go names every exit code the CLI produces; every
non-test &exitError construction site now uses a named constant instead
of a bare number. exit.go keeps owning the extraction — this is a naming
sweep, not a redesign; all numeric values are unchanged (and documented
as frozen: they're the scripting contract customers branch on).
Site census (the ticket's count of 138 grep hits includes one doc
comment in exit.go; 137 are real construction sites):
61x1, 25x2, 23x3, 7x4, 4x5, 1x6, 5x7, 2x8, 4x9, 2x130,
2x kubeconfigExitCode(...) (the helper now returns named constants),
1x variable (runLocalPreflight's BadFlag fold, now built from
constants). Zero numeric literals remain at non-test sites.
Codes that grew more than one per-command meaning get one constant per
MEANING sharing the value (2: exitBadInput / doctor's exitChecksFailed;
5: exitAuth / data delete's exitNoSuchDataset; 7: exitStagingFailed /
exitTeardownFailed / exitQueryFailed), so each site reads honestly.
docs/troubleshooting.md gains the cross-command exit-code table (code,
meaning, producing commands, constant name), sourced from the per-command
long-help blocks — data ingest's (data_ingest_cmd.go, pre-split
data.go:236-252) is the fullest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: file-budget line-count ratchet (scripts/file-budget.sh) wired into make ci + build.yml (#316)
* refactor(cli): extract resolveLocalInput + connectIngestTarget from runDataIngest
runDataIngest was 586 lines; every pre-cluster step and the cluster
pre-flight now live in two named stanza functions, moved verbatim:
- resolveLocalInput (data_ingest_local.go) — steps 0–4 + the P3 content
preflight: flag guard, banner, guided prompts, ~-expansion +
existence-first check, table-name/category/misapplied-flag validation,
layout walk, per-category spec resolution, spec synthesis + schema
validation, local summary. Mutates a in place (via *runDataIngestArgs)
so the --output-json defer and the cluster steps see the resolved spec
exactly as before.
- connectIngestTarget (data_ingest_cluster.go) — steps 5–8a: kubeconfig
resolve, release + PVC discovery, verbose cluster summary, and the
destination-table guard (incl. the folded interactive replace decision,
which still flips a.Overwrite).
The jsonEmitted/named-return defer dance stays INSIDE runDataIngest,
next to the err it reads — both extracted functions feed that named
return, so the error-JSON contract is unchanged. The dry-run stop (which
sets jsonEmitted) also stays inside.
Only in-stanza edits are what the new signatures force: multi-value
returns on error paths, := to = where a named result already exists, and
&a -> a where a is already a pointer. Step order, output order, and exit
codes are untouched.
data.go: 693 -> 240 lines; runDataIngest: 586 -> 138.
Safety net: the #187 outcome-matrix table test + #264 mutation pins pass
untouched; full suite green under -race; coverage floors hold (82.7%).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(cli): name every exit-code site + cross-command docs table
internal/cli/exitcodes.go names every exit code the CLI produces; every
non-test &exitError construction site now uses a named constant instead
of a bare number. exit.go keeps owning the extraction — this is a naming
sweep, not a redesign; all numeric values are unchanged (and documented
as frozen: they're the scripting contract customers branch on).
Site census (the ticket's count of 138 grep hits includes one doc
comment in exit.go; 137 are real construction sites):
61x1, 25x2, 23x3, 7x4, 4x5, 1x6, 5x7, 2x8, 4x9, 2x130,
2x kubeconfigExitCode(...) (the helper now returns named constants),
1x variable (runLocalPreflight's BadFlag fold, now built from
constants). Zero numeric literals remain at non-test sites.
Codes that grew more than one per-command meaning get one constant per
MEANING sharing the value (2: exitBadInput / doctor's exitChecksFailed;
5: exitAuth / data delete's exitNoSuchDataset; 7: exitStagingFailed /
exitTeardownFailed / exitQueryFailed), so each site reads honestly.
docs/troubleshooting.md gains the cross-command exit-code table (code,
meaning, producing commands, constant name), sourced from the per-command
long-help blocks — data ingest's (data_ingest_cmd.go, pre-split
data.go:236-252) is the fullest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci: file-budget line-count ratchet (scripts/file-budget.sh)
Clones the coverage-floor.sh pattern for file size: path:max_lines pairs,
checked by wc -l, portable to bash 3.2, with the same malformed-entry
guard — plus a missing-file guard so a moved/renamed budgeted file makes
the stale list loud instead of silently un-budgeting it.
Ceilings are a RATCHET: only ever lowered as files shrink; raising one is
a deliberate, reviewed edit to the checked-in script. Seeds sit just
above today's reality (develop + the WS-B split):
internal/push/preflight.go:1650 (now 1635)
internal/cli/data.go:500 (now 240 post cli#282/#283)
internal/cli/client.go:1050 (now 1027)
internal/cli/home.go:850 (now 841)
Wired into `make ci` (new file-budget target, keeping the Makefile's
"make ci green => CI green" invariant) and into build.yml's lint job as
one surgical step. Exercised all three failure paths locally (over
budget, missing file, malformed entry) — each exits 1 with a ::error::
annotation; shellcheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ci(file-budget): seed preflight.go at true size (Bugbot #316 HIGH)
The ratchet seeded internal/push/preflight.go at 1650, but the file is
1655 lines (wc -l, same count the gate uses) and the check is strict-
greater — so `make file-budget` would fail the moment this landed on
develop. Raise the ceiling to 1700, the next round-50 ratchet value just
above actual, matching how the other seeds sit above their files
(client.go 1050>1027, home.go 850>849, data.go 500>240). Also correct
the header comment to reality (preflight ~1655, home ~849); it wrongly
read ~1635 / ~841.
Proof: `bash scripts/file-budget.sh` now passes (preflight 1655 <= 1700).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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