cc-ci/machine-docs/JOURNAL-1d.md

JOURNAL — Phase 1d (append-only)

2026-05-27 — Bootstrap Phase 1d

Read SSOT plan-phase1d-generic-test-suite.md + plan.md §6.1/§7/§9. Studied the post-1b codebase: runner/run_recipe_ci.py (per-stage pytest, currently deploy-per-stage), tests/conftest.py (fixtures deployed_app/deployed/old_app each deploy+teardown), runner/harness/{lifecycle,abra,naming}.py, and existing recipe tests (custom-html/keycloak/etc.).

Access re-verified (bootstrap, new phase):

$ ssh cc-ci 'hostname && whoami && nixos-version'
nixos / root / 24.11.20250630.50ab793 (Vicuna)
$ ssh cc-ci 'abra --version'        -> abra version 0.13.0-beta-06a57de
$ ssh cc-ci 'docker stack ls'       -> traefik, drone, ccci-bridge, ccci-dashboard, backups all up
$ ssh cc-ci 'grep -ri backupbot ~/.abra/recipes/custom-html/'
  compose.yml: backupbot.backup=true ; backupbot.backup.path=/usr/share/nginx/html
$ curl -u bot ... /repos/recipe-maintainers/custom-html-tiny  -> 200 (mirrored)

So: backup-capability is detectable by scanning compose for backupbot.backup; custom-html-tiny is mirrored and has NO cc-ci tests dir → it's the DG1 pure-generic target.

Design recorded in DECISIONS.md (Phase 1d section). Key calls: tier model with the lifecycle OP owned by the shared harness (test files = assertions only); OVERRIDE precedence repo-local > cc-ci > generic with extend-by-composition; deploy-ONCE with a deploy-count guard; base version = previous (when upgrade runs) else target; backup-capability auto-detect; install-steps shell hook.

Seeded STATUS-1d / BACKLOG-1d / JOURNAL-1d. Next: implement G0 (generic.py + discovery.py + tests/_generic/ + deploy-once orchestrator), then verify generic install green on custom-html-tiny.

2026-05-27 — G0 generic install + deploy-once orchestrator: DG1 GREEN

Built the G0 machinery and proved DG1 end-to-end on the real server:

• runner/harness/generic.py — assert_serving (services converged + real HTTP in HEALTH_OK [excludes 404] + not Traefik's 404 body + CA-verified TLS cert is the trusted wildcard), op helpers (do_upgrade/do_backup/do_restore), backup_capable (scan compose for backupbot.backup).
• runner/harness/discovery.py — per-op overlay resolution (repo-local > cc-ci > generic), custom test discovery (both locations, additive), install-steps hook discovery.
• tests/_generic/test_{install,upgrade,backup,restore}.py — assertion-only tiers using live_app.
• runner/run_recipe_ci.py — deploy-ONCE orchestrator: base version (prev if upgrade+exists else target), tiers run against the shared deployment, one teardown in finally, deploy-count guard + per-op summary.
• tests/conftest.py — live_app fixture (reads CCCI_APP_DOMAIN; tiers never deploy).
• lifecycle.deploy_app — deploy-count recorder + install-steps hook + pin DOMAIN to the run domain (fixes recipes whose .env.sample uses {{ .Domain }}, which this abra leaves unexpanded).

Two real generic bugs found+fixed via live runs (not "should work"):

1. custom-html-tiny deploy failed: DOMAIN={{ .Domain }} not auto-filled by abra app new -D on 0.13.0-beta → can't evaluate field Domain. Fix: env_set(domain,"DOMAIN",domain) in deploy_app.
2. served_cert_subject used openssl s_client, but openssl is not on the host (cc-ci-run runtimeInputs has no openssl) → it silently returned None → the "not default cert" check was a no-op (a DG7 can't-fail smell). Replaced with a pure-Python CA-verified handshake (ssl): a publicly-trusted LE wildcard verifies + matches hostname; Traefik's self-signed default fails verification → a genuine assertion. Verified the verify path on the host: ssl.create_default_context() against ci.commoninternet.net → VERIFIED, CN=.ci.commoninternet.net, SAN=[.ci.commoninternet.net, ci.commoninternet.net].

DG1 evidence (cc-ci, final code): custom-html-tiny is a static-web-server with an empty content volume → genuinely serves 404 zero-config (not a serving demo), so picked hedgedoc (simple category, NO cc-ci/repo-local tests → pure generic; backup-capable bonus):

$ RECIPE=hedgedoc STAGES=install cc-ci-run runner/run_recipe_ci.py
===== TIER: install (generic: tests/_generic/test_install.py) =====
tests/_generic/test_install.py::test_serving PASSED
===== RUN SUMMARY =====   deploy-count = 1 (expect 1)   install : pass
$ docker stack ls | grep hedg   -> (none — clean teardown)

Lint+format clean (ruff check/ruff format --check via nix develop .#lint). Claiming the G0 gate.

2026-05-27 — G0/DG1 PASS; F1d-1 fixed; G1 backup+restore fixes

Adversary verdict: DG1 PASS @2026-05-27 (cold, own clone @ef44d46). G0 cleared.

Correcting an overstatement (Adversary finding F1d-1, valid): my earlier G0 wording claimed the CA-verified cert check distinguishes "the app vs a Traefik default-cert fallback." It does NOT — Traefik's file provider serves the pre-issued wildcard for the WHOLE *.ci.commoninternet.net zone, so ANY in-zone subdomain (even a non-deployed one) verifies; the self-signed default cert is never served in-zone. The genuine app-vs-fallback proof is services_converged (the app's OWN service replicas N/N) + a non-404 status in HEALTH_OK (Traefik's unmatched-router fallback = 404). Fix applied (no code behavior change to the load-bearing checks; honesty/scope only):

• generic.served_cert + assert_serving docstrings/comments reframed: the cert check is an INFRA TLS sanity check (catches a lapsed/mis-rotated wildcard cert — plan §4.0 renewal), explicitly NOT an app-vs-fallback check. Kept because it CAN fail (cert expiry/untrust), unlike the old openssl-missing no-op it replaced.
• Assertion message reworded ("served wildcard cert is not trusted/valid", not "...not the default"). Noted for the Adversary to re-test + close F1d-1 (theirs to tick).

G1 — DG2 (upgrade) + DG3 (backup/restore) on hedgedoc (backup-capable, ≥2 tags 3.0.9→3.0.10): Two real bugs found+fixed via live runs:

1. backup artifact check. abra app backup snapshots needs a TTY (FATA the input device is not a TTY), but abra app backup create already emits the restic JSON summary with the produced "snapshot_id" (rc 0, "backup finished"). Verified raw on a live custom-html: snapshot_id": "d85bf492…". Fix: backup_create returns its output; generic.parse_snapshot_id regex-extracts the id; do_backup asserts it. (Dropped the TTY-bound snapshots listing.)
2. restore serving race. assert_serving made TWO requests (http_get then http_body); post-restore the app flapped between them → http_body raised an unhandled HTTPError 404. Fix: new lifecycle.http_fetch returns (status, body) in ONE request, never raising; assert_serving now BOUNDED-POLLS converged + serving (status+body from one request) so a post-op reconverge settles while a persistent failure still fails within HTTP_TIMEOUT (no bare sleep). do_upgrade/do_restore call it (dropped the redundant wait_serving). Re-running full hedgedoc install→upgrade→backup→restore to confirm all-green before claiming G1.