EnsureCompressedImageCache passed the arriving caller's request context into
the singleflight body, which runs once for every concurrent requester of that
cache key. If the first client disconnected, gin canceled the context, the
shared generation aborted, and every follower received that failure and fell
back to the uncompressed original. Detach cancellation with
context.WithoutCancel so trace values still propagate but the shared work
outlives any single requester.
ServeFileByID and DownloadFile duplicated the lookup failure mapping and
each used an unchecked *strconv.NumError assertion that cannot match a
wrapped error. One helper now classifies 404 vs 400 via errors.As; each
endpoint keeps its own fallback for unclassified failures. ErrInvalidUploadID
became unused once both sites report ErrInvalidFileID for a malformed ID.
Five sites used == against sentinels (redis.Nil, ingest.ErrForbidden,
errs.ErrDatabaseUninitialized). The neighbouring not-found checks already
went through errors.Is helpers, so a wrapped error would silently downgrade
a 403 to a 400 and a 500 to a 400.
Using2/Using3 flattened per-dependency injection failures with %v while
Using1 wrapped with %w, so errors.Is could not see ErrServiceNotFound
through a multi-dependency resolution failure.
The committed golangci gate now reports 0 issues, so the previous
lint_issues metric was saturated and could no longer measure progress.
Measure debt against an immutable .auto/lint.ref.yaml snapshot that adds
analyzers for genuine defects (panics, error unwrapping, dead stores,
missing enum cases, method ordering, suppression hygiene) while excluding
cosmetic churn (tagliatelle, wrapcheck). Guard enforces build, vet, tests,
the Cordis architecture gate, and anti-cheat floors: the yardstick cannot
be edited, the project gate may only be strengthened, nolint directives may
only shrink, and no test may disappear.
The Dockerfiles and the release workflow still assumed the pre-refactor tree:
go.mod, go.sum and main.go now live under backend/, so `COPY go.mod go.sum`
failed outright, and the Go module is the bare `Wavelet`, so the buildinfo
ldflags pointed at github.com/Rain-kl/Wavelet and stamped nothing. The
frontend export was also overlaid onto ./plugins/... rather than the
driver_http path that `//go:embed all:dist` actually reads.
Repoint every packaging path at backend/, correct the ldflags module prefix,
and assert dist/index.html in both docker stages, in build-embedded and in the
release workflow, so a silently empty static export can no longer ship an
API-only binary. Also carry pnpm-workspace.yaml into the cached install layer.
- Purify core micro-kernel by removing context hardcoded helpers and reverse dependencies
- Eliminate init() side effects in infra plugins with reversible lifecycle disposal
- Completely isolate plugins by removing cross-plugin imports and using core/contracts
- Introduce TaskService and RiskControlService contracts for unified cross-plugin APIs
- Regenerate Swagger documentation and update developer guide matrix
- Achieve 0 violations in check_cordis_architecture.sh and 100% test pass
- Relocated go.mod and go.sum into backend/ root directory
- Stripped redundant backend/ segments from all Go imports (github.com/Rain-kl/Wavelet/...)
- Unified Makefile, swagger, and build-test to execute in backend/ module context
- Ensured 100% build-test, code-check, format, and swagger pass
Replace per-plugin goose version tables with a single shared table
shared across all plugins, discriminated by plugin_id.
Implementation:
- Implement custom goosedb.Store (sharedStore) that uses a single
w_schema_versions(plugin_id, version_id, applied_at) table
- Each store instance binds to a specific pluginID, filtering all
CRUD operations by that plugin_id
- Goose provider created via goose.WithStore(store) instead of
WithTableName, eliminating per-plugin goose_version_* tables
- Placeholder formatting (PostgreSQL vs SQLite ?) handled by
sharedStore.placeholder() based on dialect
This means:
SELECT * FROM w_schema_versions ORDER BY plugin_id, version_id;
shows the complete migration state of every plugin at a glance.
ryan