fix: rename ace.yaml to ace.example.yaml so config init works - #160
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…checkout `./ace config init --path ace.yaml` failed with "config file already exists at ace.yaml (use --force to overwrite)" because the repo tracked a config file at that exact path, so the bootstrap flow documented in the README and docs/configuration.md could never run from a clone. Rename the tracked copy to ace.example.yaml and update only the references that resolve to the file itself: the Dockerfile build-context COPY (the container path /etc/ace/ace.yaml and ACE_CONFIG are unchanged), the integration TestMain config load, and the two documentation links. The remaining ace.yaml mentions across docs/ describe the user's runtime config, which keeps its name. Also ignore /ace.yaml and /pg_service.conf so the files the README tells you to generate are not committed back into the repo. Note: `./ace <cmd>` from a fresh checkout now exits with "config file 'ace.yaml' not found" until `ace config init` is run. The tracked file was previously being picked up as a working config by the working-directory probe in cmd/ace/main.go. Verified with the full CI regression suite (all 21 steps from .github/workflows/test.yml): 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0 failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Line 19: Synchronize the documented defaults for table_diff.concurrency_factor
and cert_auth.use_cert_auth between the configuration table and
ace.example.yaml. Update the table or template so both sources consistently
specify concurrency_factor as 1 and use_cert_auth as false.
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CodeRabbit flagged that ace.example.yaml documents defaults users do not
actually get. The repo-root example and the template embedded in
ConfigInitCLI (internal/cli/default_config.yaml) had drifted apart, and
the README and docs/configuration.md both link to the example as the
reference copy.
The disagreements:
- concurrency_factor: the example said 1, but 0.5 is the real default
(the --concurrency-factor flag's Value, and the fallback in
internal/jobs/config.go). docs/configuration.md already documented
0.5, so the example was the sole wrong source.
- max_connections and the adaptive_drain_* pair: present in the
example and in config.Config, absent from the template, so
`ace config init` wrote a config missing tunables the docs describe.
- taskstore_path: present in the template, absent from the example.
Add the missing keys to the template and make ace.example.yaml a
byte-identical copy of it, so the documented defaults and the generated
ones are the same file.
Add TestExampleConfigMatchesEmbeddedTemplate to keep them that way, and
TestDefaultConfigTemplateParses to catch a template that no longer loads
into config.Config or disagrees with the flag default.
Full CI regression suite re-run after the concurrency_factor change,
since the integration tests load ace.example.yaml: all 21 steps from
.github/workflows/test.yml pass, 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0
failures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…checkout
./ace config init --path ace.yamlfailed with "config file already exists at ace.yaml (use --force to overwrite)" because the repo tracked a config file at that exact path, so the bootstrap flow documented in the README and docs/configuration.md could never run from a clone.Rename the tracked copy to ace.example.yaml and update only the references that resolve to the file itself: the Dockerfile build-context COPY (the container path /etc/ace/ace.yaml and ACE_CONFIG are unchanged), the integration TestMain config load, and the two documentation links. The remaining ace.yaml mentions across docs/ describe the user's runtime config, which keeps its name.
Also ignore /ace.yaml and /pg_service.conf so the files the README tells you to generate are not committed back into the repo.
Note:
./ace <cmd>from a fresh checkout now exits with "config file 'ace.yaml' not found" untilace config initis run. The tracked file was previously being picked up as a working config by the working-directory probe in cmd/ace/main.go.Verified with the full CI regression suite (all 21 steps from .github/workflows/test.yml): 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0 failures.