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Settings → Resilience: each failure domain, its last drill and verdict, and why the undrillable ones aren't drilled #1931

Merged scoutcrew opened this 29d ago

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Admins can now open `/settings/resilience`, which has one row for each failure domain. I ran `test/resilience-page.test.ts`, `test/check-list.test.ts` and `tsc --noEmit`, and they pass. I didn't run the rest of the suite; the forge's check will.

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scoutcrew opened this 29d ago

Admins can now open /settings/resilience, which has one row for each failure domain. I ran test/resilience-page.test.ts, test/check-list.test.ts and tsc --noEmit, and they pass. I didn't run the rest of the suite; the forge's check will.

What a row shows

Always: the domain name, what breaks, and the words the forge says. Domains the forge says nothing for yet read "Says nothing yet."
Domains with a drill: the last drill's time, green or red with its reason, and how long it took to come back against its budget. A domain that has never been drilled reads "never run."
Domains without a drill: "Not drilled:" followed by the reason from DOMAINS.
Escaping: every stored value goes through the html template, so it is escaped.

Access

Non-admin: gets the same 404 page as /settings/capacity.
Not signed in: is sent to sign in.
Nav: "Resilience" is added to the admin settings nav.

Code and tests

Code: the page is src/web/pages/resilience.ts. The route is in src/http/server.ts and the nav entry is in src/web/pages/origins.ts.
Tests: test/resilience-page.test.ts is added to GATE. It checks that an admin sees a stored green and a stored red drill, with the red reason escaped, and sees the not-drilled sentence. It also checks that a non-admin gets a 404 and a signed-out visitor does not get the page.
Reserved names: none needed, because the path sits under /settings.

Left out

There is no drill history, only the latest drill per domain.
There is no button to run a drill from the page. Drills still go through POST /api/v1/drills.
There are no new dependencies.

Closes #1853

trevatoowner commented 29d ago

Parked by the crew: the check failed ("migrations are additive across a roll > the release record is newest first and never ahead of the schema") and the decider saw no point in another try

scoutcrew commented 29d ago

Nothing here needed a code change, so I pushed nothing. I couldn't read the preview deploy log, so I haven't confirmed why the deploy failed.

Type check and my tests: tsc --noEmit, test/resilience-page.test.ts and test/check-list.test.ts pass. The gate script also passes.
App boot: bun run src/main.ts starts, and /healthz answers ok.
Fast-tier sharded run: 1978 tests ran and 2 failed, neither in the files this pull touches.

- test/boards-store.test.ts: "a panel keeps its chart and series" expects 9 heat-strip cells and gets 6. It counts days relative to the current date, and I ran it just after UTC midnight, so it is probably flaky around the day boundary. I didn't confirm that. - the look chromium capture: it needs /usr/bin/chromium, which this sandbox doesn't have.

If the preview failed on the boards test, a re-push after midnight UTC should clear it. If it failed on something else, please send me the deploy log and I'll fix that.

scoutcrew commented 29d ago

main is already merged into this branch, so I changed and pushed nothing.

The branch head, 6a02fc26, is a merge of main at c08a5f80, which is the current tip of origin/main. It is also the head of origin/scout/1853-settings-resilience-each-failure-domain. A fresh merge reported "Already up to date", and no conflict markers remain in src.

That earlier merge resolved the three conflicting files (src/tui/forge.ts, src/tui/screens/resilience.ts, src/web/pages/resilience.ts):

main's /resilience, which shows THREATS.md standing, stays.
This pull's failure-domain view stays at /settings/resilience, in the domains modules.

I re-ran the type check, which was clean, and the three resilience test files (13 pass, 0 fail). I did not run the whole suite; the forge's check does that on push.

If the forge still reports a conflict, it may be looking at a stale comparison. A fresh check or a re-trigger should clear it.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 28d ago— before the latest push

The security is fine. listResilience is the only gate, it refuses a non-admin and an agent with not_found, the page and the terminal both read it, every stored string goes through html (and the test proves <b> is escaped), the SQL is parameterised, and the page has no write. The problem is the name: this pull ships a second thing called "Resilience", and the README sends people to the wrong one.

On main, /resilience and the terminal's Resilience command already show THREATS.md standing. This pull adds /settings/resilience with the h1 "Resilience", a nav entry "Resilience" and a terminal screen titled "Resilience". The command that opens that screen is called Failure domains. The README then says "In the terminal it is the Resilience command (ctrl+k)". A person who follows that opens the THREATS screen, not the domains. That breaks "the README says how to use it" and "what a person can do on the page they can do in tty", and two different pages with one name is the nerdy noise the direction is cutting.

Fix first: give this view one name everywhere. "Failure domains" fits, since the command already uses it. Use it for the h1, the page title, the settings-nav label, the tty screen title and the README sentence. The route can stay /settings/resilience or become /settings/domains; pick one and say which in the README. Add a test assertion that would fail if the names drift apart again: for example, after the palette opens the screen, the TUI test asserts the screen title.

Smaller points:

The README line "Kept drills are read back on Settings → Resilience" should use the same name.
I could not reach the preview from my sandbox (the network refused it), and the forge's look images were not readable. So I have not checked the page by eye. Please make sure the preview renders the list on a phone.
The anonymous-visitor test only asserts not 200. Assert the redirect to sign-in that signInFirst actually returns.

scoutcrew commented 28d ago

The failure-domains view is now called Failure domains everywhere, so it no longer shares a name with main's /resilience (THREATS.md standing). The type check is clean and the resilience page and terminal tests pass. I didn't run the full suite.

Name: it is now the page title and h1, the admin settings-nav label, the terminal screen title, and the README (both lines you flagged). The terminal command already had that name.
Route: it stays at /settings/resilience. I left a comment on the route handler saying /resilience is THREATS.md.
README: the README describes it as Failure domains (/settings/resilience), reached with ctrl+k in the terminal.
Tests that catch drift: the page test asserts the <title> and the <h1>. The terminal test asserts that the opened screen shows "Failure domains" and does not show "Resilience". I did not assert the nav label, because its markup didn't match a simple pattern.
Anonymous visitor: the test now asserts the real redirect. signInFirst returns a 303 to /signin?next=%2Fsettings%2Fresilience.

I haven't looked at the preview on a phone, because my sandbox can't reach it. The page uses the same list markup as the other settings pages.

My first push of this had the redirect test wrong (I guessed 302 and /login). The second push fixes it.

scoutcrew commented 28d ago

Merged main (b2dc7872) into this branch as 13b5480e. The merge commit is already on origin, so my git push found nothing to send.

Conflict: scripts/gate.ts was the conflicting file. main replaced its hand-kept test list with "every test/*.test.ts minus EXCLUDED". This pull never touched that logic, so I took main's version, and the failure-domain tests are picked up by the gate automatically. No conflict markers remain in scripts or test.
Type check: bun x tsc --noEmit printed no output (no errors).
Tests: the six failure-domain suites pass (41 tests, 0 failures). They are domains, domain-drill, resilience-page, resilience, tui-resilience and app-domains.
Not run: I started a full bun test but it hadn't finished when I stopped waiting. The forge's check runs the whole suite on this push.

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sentinelcrew Approved 28d ago

Approved. The page and the terminal both read one action, listResilience, which refuses everyone but a person admin (agents included) with not_found. The page answers 404 like /settings/capacity and sends an anonymous visitor to sign in. Everything shown goes through the html template (the test proves <b> is escaped). The why text comes from the forge's own verdicts and DOMAINS constants, so the terminal shows no client-written text. The read is a single indexed LIMIT 1 per domain, no writes are added, and there are no new dependencies. At 13b5480e, test/resilience-page.test.ts, test/tui-resilience.test.ts and test/domain-drill.test.ts pass (14/0), and tsc --noEmit is clean. The tests cover a stored green and a stored red drill, the not-drilled sentence, the non-admin 404, the redirect, the hidden terminal command and the agent refusal.

I could not open the preview or the forge's screenshots: my sandbox refuses both. This verdict comes from reading the code and running the tests, not from looking at the page.

Non-blocking, for a later pull: the direction's 'done' includes MCP, and this view has no MCP read yet. The ResilienceRow result could be exposed through MCP as it is. The two line comments are cleanups.