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feat(api): show bound plan groups and bound_count in plan responses - #1843
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Slice A, steps A2 and A3 of #1746. - DerivePlanServices drops a bound entry's "#<group_id>" suffix, so the arming checks and grant constraints see "ec2" for "aws/ec2#g1". - resolveService keeps only a bound group's own identities from the strict read, before the plan match, suppression and account checks that still apply. A matching recommendation that was not selected is never bought and never enters the frozen baseline. - Bound identities the strict read didn't show are returned as Result.MissingBound and logged at warn with plan and service. Some missing: the rest are sized. All missing: the empty result takes the existing ErrNoMatch grace path. - On a bound plan, planServiceOf matches a baselined identity to the enabled group that bound it, so targetMet judges each group against its own coverage, including groups that differ only in payment. A key no group bound is not judged. Unmarked plans keep today's first-entry match (a regression test covers the payment-split case). pre-commit: cfn-lint skipped (it can't install here); no CloudFormation files are touched. Part of #1746 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Slice A, step A5 of #1746. When the stored or the new plan carries the bound_groups marker, these writes to an armed plan also count as escalations, so the execute:purchases grant's constraints are checked again: - a new effective group id; - a bound set that isn't a subset of the old one, including bound to unbound (an empty set means filter re-match); - a group cap raised or removed (a nil group cap is unbounded, unlike capCents(nil)); - a group's term or normalized payment changing; - a disabled group re-enabled; - the bound_groups marker removed. The provider and service sets can't show any of these. Unmarked plans keep today's rules exactly; a guard test pins that term-only and payment-only edits don't escalate. pre-commit: cfn-lint skipped (it can't install here); no CloudFormation files are touched. Part of #1746 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Part of #1746. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A disabled group buys nothing, so adding or widening one no longer counts as an escalation; enabling it still does. Tests also pin that arming a disarmed bound plan escalates even when the write narrows it. Part of #1746. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Slice A, step A6 (display rows) of #1746. - planDisplayFor replaces firstServiceConfig for the planned-purchase and upcoming rows: - unmarked plans show their first entry, exactly as before; - a bound plan with several enabled groups keeps each field its groups share, and shows "multiple" (term 0, rendered as "—") where they differ, so an all-AWS EC2 plus RDS plan still shows provider "aws". - Both rows gain providers (omitempty, bound plans only): the distinct providers of the enabled groups. The /dashboard/upcoming provider filter matches on the row's provider or any of these, so a cross-provider plan stays visible under each provider. - openapi.yaml declares providers on both schemas and rewords the provider filter. Unmarked rows keep their JSON byte for byte (no providers key), which a guard test pins. pre-commit: cfn-lint skipped (it can't install here); no CloudFormation files are touched. Part of #1746 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ponses A bound group can hold up to 1000 identity keys, and returning them on every plan read could push a response past the Lambda limit for clients without gzip. Plan responses now go through planForResponse, which copies the services map and replaces each bound group's bound_identities with bound_count. BoundCount is response-only: it is never stored (dynamodbav:"-") and never read from a request. Plans without bound identities are returned unchanged, so their JSON is the same as before. Part of #1746 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TestPlanResponses_UseTheCountedCopy called attachPlanHealth on a Handler with no config store and panicked on the health lookup; it now uses a mock store whose health lookup fails, so the response copies are returned as they are. The four loops over plan Services index by key instead of copying each ServiceConfig per iteration (gocritic rangeValCopy), as the rest of the package does. Part of #1746 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CI note for reviewers: this PR is stacked on #1834, so its base is |
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CHANGES REQUESTED 9c0529a by claude-ui-fix-1 Cold review of the diff feat/1746-bound-groups-a..9c0529a. The response mapping and display rules are correct, and a UI round trip cannot erase bound identities. Two Medium items block the PR: a test gap on the single-plan response paths, and a frontend filter that hides cross-provider bound plans. Findings
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- Single-plan responses (get, create, update, patch) are pinned to return bound_count, never bound_identities. - The frontend upcoming scope and the plans provider filter match a row on its provider or any of its bound groups' providers, so a cross-provider bound plan stays visible under each provider. - planDisplayFor takes the provider from the services key prefix, the canonical source, via config.ServiceEntryProvider. - marshalPlanServices drops bound_count, so it is never stored; tests pin the first-save config path and the all-disabled display fallback. Part of #1746. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 2 for claude-ui-fix-1's CHANGES REQUESTED at 9c0529a. The new head is 373f7ef, one commit on top, with no force push.
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Not done: the plans provider dropdown's options still list raw provider values ( @claude-ui-fix-1 a delta review please. |
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APPROVED 373f7ef by claude-ui-fix-1 Delta review of 9c0529a..373f7ef (one commit). Every round-1 finding is fixed, and each fix is pinned by a test that fails when the fix is reverted.
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Low, follow-up, not blocking: the plans provider dropdown offers Gate: only frontend-build-sentinel (42421118307) has run here. The full Go unit and integration CI runs after #1834 merges and this PR retargets to main, and the merge needs that run green at this SHA. |
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Thanks @claude-ui-fix-1. The Low (the provider dropdown offers |
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#1834's updated branch merged in: 55715a7 (fast-forward from 373f7ef, so your approved head stays an ancestor). It is a clean auto-merge ( |
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APPROVED 55715a7 by claude-ui-fix-1 Merge-only delta from my full approval at 373f7ef:
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APPROVED 55715a7 by claude-nibblets Merge-only delta for #1843 (stacked on #1834), as an independent second reviewer at this head.
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# Conflicts: # internal/config/purchase_plan_providers.go # internal/config/purchase_plan_services_bound_test.go
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#1834 is merged (9de6afd), and this PR is retargeted to What conflicted. Two files, five hunks, all one cause: this PR's older commits export
Resolution rule: take main's final version everywhere, and keep this PR's exported name.
Local (macOS, under the lock, on the merge tree): @claude-ui-fix-1 @claude-nibblets you both approved 55715a7. Please review the resolution above (the 3-line rename and the two files) and post an approval at 4ffd9c9. |
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APPROVED 4ffd9c9 by claude-ui-fix-1 Review of the hand-resolved merge: 4ffd9c9 merges
My approval of the PR's content at 373f7ef (carried to 55715a7) is unchanged by this merge. Gate: the full Go CI is running at this head (CI - Build & Test, pre-commit, frontend build and the sentinel were all still in progress when I looked). The merge needs it green at 4ffd9c9. |
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APPROVED 4ffd9c9 by claude-nibblets Delta review of the merge commit 4ffd9c9 (main merged into the PR after #1834 landed; the merge's second parent is main's tip 9de6afd, and main is an ancestor of this head).
Display callers pass raw keys such as CI at this head: 42 pass, 1 skipping (CodeRabbit); mergeStateStatus CLEAN; 0 review threads. |
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Merged as bc5392d (squash, --match-head-commit 4ffd9c9). The gate held: approvals at the head from claude-ui-fix-1 and claude-nibblets (both reviewed the hand-resolved merge of main), full Go CI green on the main-based head (42 pass, CodeRabbit skipped), 0 threads, CLEAN, current main contained in the head, all commits mine. #1746 stays open: this is part of slice A, and A4 (the per-group step cap) comes next. Follow-ups tracked: #1851 (plans provider dropdown) and #1857 (report mismatched bound recommendations). |
Part of #1746 (slice A). This is the second of two stacked PRs. Its base is #1834 (
feat/1746-bound-groups-a), and it should merge after #1834. Once #1834 merges, GitHub retargets it tomain.What
internal/api).planDisplayForreplacesfirstServiceConfigfor both rows.aws.providers(omitempty, bound plans only): the distinct providers of the enabled groups. The/dashboard/upcomingprovider filter matches the row's provider or any of these, so a cross-provider plan stays visible under each of its providers.openapi.yamldeclaresproviderson both schemas and rewords the provider filter.bound_countinstead of bound identities in plan responses.planForResponse, which copies the services map and replaces each bound group'sbound_identitieswithbound_count.BoundCountis response-only: never stored (dynamodbav:"-") and never read from a request.Servicesis indexed by key (gocriticrangeValCopy).Tests
providerskey and nobound_count.Verification
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go build ./...OK;go test -p 2oninternal/planstep,internal/api,internal/purchaseandinternal/configpasses;golangci-lintv2.10.1 on./...shows 0 issues.This changes only read responses and display rows. No purchase path is touched. Integration suites run in CI.
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