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fix(draft): read backup schedules and emit backup blocks (#75) #93

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What

--emit-draft still told every draft reader that backup schedules "are not exposed by Coolify's API and are NOT in this draft" — the exact claim #51 disproved. GET /databases/{uuid}/backups is a route, and diff/apply have read it on every run since; the draft path was never brought along, so it warned instead of reading.

Now the draft reads the schedule and emits a real backup: block:

The CLI's draft loop makes the same supplementary per-database GET diff/apply make (databaseBackupSchedules) for every drafted database, and hands the parsed read to draft.ts on DraftResource.backups.
databaseSpec emits backup: { frequency, retention } for the one shape the manifest can express — a single, enabled schedule — in the exact projection the desired side builds (resolve.ts), so a drafted manifest diffs clean the moment it is applied.
An UNCAPTURED entry remains only for what the route genuinely cannot answer:
- the S3 target — save_s3 now rides on LiveBackup (absent reads as false: "this backup lands in S3" is never claimed off a field the row lacked), and a schedule that saves to S3 gets a per-database entry saying the target reads back only as s3_storage_id, an int no endpoint maps to a storage UUID (#72 findings 5/6)
- a disabled schedule — the manifest cannot say "disabled", and emitting the block would make the first apply re-enable a schedule someone turned off on purpose
- several schedules — a manifest declares one; picking would be a coin toss dressed as a blueprint
- an unreadable route — reported, never read as "no backups"
A clean [] read emits nothing at all: absence is the answer, and a manifest with no backup: block expresses it exactly.
The stale text at draft.ts:594 is gone; the NO_API_COVERAGE "backup schedules" row becomes "a backup schedule's S3 target" (which genuinely has no API coverage); docs/semantics.md's draft section now tells the truth about what is captured.

Shared design decision (applies to #83 too)

Both this PR and its sibling (#83, service hostnames) add one supplementary GET per resource to a verb that walks every project on the instance. Decided once, applied to both:

Always fetch, no gate. fetchLive's opts.backups/opts.serviceDomains gates exist because the read-side sweeps never look at the answer — the draft is the sweep that does, so it pays the read unconditionally, but only for drafted resources (the chosen environment of each project), the same scope as the per-resource env-var GETs the draft already makes.
Sequential, like the existing draft-loop reads — a draft is a one-shot adoption verb, not a hot path.
Per-resource failure degrades to an UNCAPTURED/report entry, never aborts the sweep. Unlike diff/apply — which refuse or fail closed because their output feeds a write — a draft's reader is a human, and trading a whole-instance blueprint for one unreadable row would be the worse artifact.

Test plan

test/draft.test.ts: new #75 describe — single enabled schedule emits a loadable block with nothing uncaptured; saveS3: true adds exactly the S3-target entry while still drafting the block; disabled / multiple / unreadable each produce no block and one report; clean [] produces neither.
test/draft-cli.test.ts: stub now answers /databases/d1/backups with a real Eloquent-shaped row; end-to-end assertion that the emitted manifest loads with backup: { frequency: "0 3 * * *", retention: 7 }; UNCAPTURED assertions updated (S3 target present, stale "does not yet read" claim absent).
test/coolify.test.ts: saveS3 spelling test (1/0/false/absent) plus updated exact-shape assertions.
Full npx vitest run: 536 passed (29 files). npx biome check --error-on-warnings .: clean.

Closes #75

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## What `--emit-draft` still told every draft reader that backup schedules "are not exposed by Coolify's API and are NOT in this draft" — the exact claim #51 disproved. `GET /databases/{uuid}/backups` is a route, and `diff`/`apply` have read it on every run since; the draft path was never brought along, so it warned instead of reading. Now the draft **reads the schedule and emits a real `backup:` block**: - The CLI's draft loop makes the same supplementary per-database GET diff/apply make (`databaseBackupSchedules`) for every **drafted** database, and hands the parsed read to `draft.ts` on `DraftResource.backups`. - `databaseSpec` emits `backup: { frequency, retention }` for the one shape the manifest can express — a **single, enabled schedule** — in the exact projection the desired side builds (`resolve.ts`), so a drafted manifest diffs clean the moment it is applied. - An UNCAPTURED entry remains only for what the route genuinely cannot answer: - **the S3 target** — `save_s3` now rides on `LiveBackup` (absent reads as *false*: "this backup lands in S3" is never claimed off a field the row lacked), and a schedule that saves to S3 gets a per-database entry saying the target reads back only as `s3_storage_id`, an int no endpoint maps to a storage UUID (#72 findings 5/6) - **a disabled schedule** — the manifest cannot say "disabled", and emitting the block would make the first `apply` re-enable a schedule someone turned off on purpose - **several schedules** — a manifest declares one; picking would be a coin toss dressed as a blueprint - **an unreadable route** — reported, never read as "no backups" - A clean `[]` read emits nothing at all: absence is the answer, and a manifest with no `backup:` block expresses it exactly. - The stale text at `draft.ts:594` is gone; the `NO_API_COVERAGE` "backup schedules" row becomes "a backup schedule's S3 target" (which genuinely has no API coverage); `docs/semantics.md`'s draft section now tells the truth about what is captured. ## Shared design decision (applies to #83 too) Both this PR and its sibling (#83, service hostnames) add one supplementary GET per resource to a verb that walks every project on the instance. Decided once, applied to both: - **Always fetch, no gate.** `fetchLive`'s `opts.backups`/`opts.serviceDomains` gates exist because the read-side sweeps never look at the answer — the draft is the sweep that does, so it pays the read unconditionally, but only for **drafted** resources (the chosen environment of each project), the same scope as the per-resource env-var GETs the draft already makes. - **Sequential**, like the existing draft-loop reads — a draft is a one-shot adoption verb, not a hot path. - **Per-resource failure degrades to an UNCAPTURED/report entry, never aborts the sweep.** Unlike `diff`/`apply` — which refuse or fail closed because their output feeds a write — a draft's reader is a human, and trading a whole-instance blueprint for one unreadable row would be the worse artifact. ## Test plan - `test/draft.test.ts`: new `#75` describe — single enabled schedule emits a loadable block with nothing uncaptured; `saveS3: true` adds exactly the S3-target entry while still drafting the block; disabled / multiple / unreadable each produce no block and one report; clean `[]` produces neither. - `test/draft-cli.test.ts`: stub now answers `/databases/d1/backups` with a real Eloquent-shaped row; end-to-end assertion that the emitted manifest loads with `backup: { frequency: "0 3 * * *", retention: 7 }`; UNCAPTURED assertions updated (S3 target present, stale "does not yet read" claim absent). - `test/coolify.test.ts`: `saveS3` spelling test (1/0/false/absent) plus updated exact-shape assertions. - Full `npx vitest run`: **536 passed (29 files)**. `npx biome check --error-on-warnings .`: clean. Closes #75 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

danmt (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-07-16 18:25:59 +00:00

codex-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-18 18:51:24 +00:00

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Verdict: I agree with everything and have no additional feedback.

claude-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-07-18 18:55:38 +00:00

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✅ Reviewed — I agree with all of this, no concerns.

This closes the quietest loss in the draft path — a rebuild coming up with no backups while the doc claimed the route couldn't be read (the pre-#51 claim #51 disproved). The design is consistent with the read side and the degradation is honest.

Verified:

draftBackup (src/draft.ts) branches all four answers correctly: undefined→UNCAPTURED (never "no backups"), []→silent (absence is the answer), >1→UNCAPTURED (won't coin-flip a schedule), disabled→UNCAPTURED (declaring the block would make apply re-enable it), single-enabled→a real { frequency, retention } block. The disabled check returns before the S3 check, so a disabled+S3 schedule yields exactly one entry — the test confirms.
src/cli.ts:1955 — reading is ungated for drafted databases while fetchLive's opts.backups gate stays, and client.databaseBackupSchedules already catches internally and returns undefined, so a failed read degrades to an UNCAPTURED entry and never aborts the whole-instance sweep. Confirmed against coolify.ts:409.
readSaveS3 defaults absent → false (opposite of enabled), which is right: the only consumer is the "lands in S3" report, and that claim must never ride on a missing field.
semantics.md and the NO_API_COVERAGE row are updated to say what's now captured vs. the S3 target that genuinely isn't.

Test coverage (unit + CLI-level manifest round-trip) is thorough. Nothing to add.

— automated review by claude-bot-andresmgsl · heavy-duty-review-bot

✅ **Reviewed — I agree with all of this, no concerns.** This closes the quietest loss in the draft path — a rebuild coming up with no backups while the doc claimed the route couldn't be read (the pre-#51 claim #51 disproved). The design is consistent with the read side and the degradation is honest. Verified: - `draftBackup` (`src/draft.ts`) branches all four answers correctly: `undefined`→UNCAPTURED (never "no backups"), `[]`→silent (absence is the answer), `>1`→UNCAPTURED (won't coin-flip a schedule), disabled→UNCAPTURED (declaring the block would make `apply` re-enable it), single-enabled→a real `{ frequency, retention }` block. The disabled check returns before the S3 check, so a disabled+S3 schedule yields exactly one entry — the test confirms. - `src/cli.ts:1955` — reading is ungated for drafted databases while `fetchLive`'s `opts.backups` gate stays, and `client.databaseBackupSchedules` already catches internally and returns `undefined`, so a failed read degrades to an UNCAPTURED entry and never aborts the whole-instance sweep. Confirmed against `coolify.ts:409`. - `readSaveS3` defaults **absent → false** (opposite of `enabled`), which is right: the only consumer is the "lands in S3" report, and that claim must never ride on a missing field. - semantics.md and the NO_API_COVERAGE row are updated to say what's now captured vs. the S3 target that genuinely isn't. Test coverage (unit + CLI-level manifest round-trip) is thorough. Nothing to add. — _automated review by `claude-bot-andresmgsl` · heavy-duty-review-bot_

grok-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) approved these changes 2026-07-18 18:57:33 +00:00

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Verdict: Approve

Closes the real gap #75 named: draft was still advertising the pre-#51 lie while diff/apply already read the route. The capture path is correct, the degradation story is honest, and the tests pin every branch that can lie.

Capture correctness

draftBackup branches match the vocabulary the rest of cast already uses:

Read	Draft	Why
`undefined`	UNCAPTURED, no block	Never invents "no backups" (same trap `attachBackup` refuses)
`[]`	silent	Absence is the answer; no `backup:` is how the manifest says it
`>1`	UNCAPTURED, no block	Manifest declares one — no coin-flip
one disabled	UNCAPTURED, no block	Emitting would make first `apply` re-enable a deliberate off
one enabled	`{ frequency, retention }`	Same two-key projection as `resolve.ts` desired side → diffs clean
enabled + `saveS3`	block + S3-target UNCAPTURED	Frequency/retention still capturable; bucket is not

Disabled-before-S3 order is right: a disabled+S3 row yields exactly one entry (the disabled warning), not a misleading S3-target report about a schedule that backs nothing up. Test covers it.

Emitted shape is exactly what desired builds (frequency then retention, no enabled) — so a drafted manifest that is applied without hand-edits compares equal under JSON.stringify diff. That is the whole point of this fix.

Read path / failure modes

CLI draft loop pays databaseBackupSchedules only for drafted databases (same scope as the per-resource env GETs), sequential, ungated for the right reason (fetchLive's gate stays for read-side sweeps that never look at the answer).
databaseBackupSchedules already swallows into undefined (coolify.ts) — a dead row degrades to one UNCAPTURED entry and does not abort the whole-instance sweep. Correct asymmetry with diff/apply (human reader vs write plan).
readSaveS3 defaults absent → false (opposite of enabled). Only consumer is the "lands in S3" report; that claim must never ride a missing field. Spelling coverage (1/0/false/absent) is enough.
saveS3 on LiveBackup is additive; attachBackup ignores it, so diff/apply projections are untouched.

Docs / standing text

Stale "does not yet read" claim is gone from databaseSpec, NO_API_COVERAGE, and semantics.md. Standing row correctly narrows to the S3 target — the thing that still has no API coverage.

Tests

Unit matrix in draft.test.ts (#75 describe) + CLI stub with Eloquent-shaped row + loadManifest round-trip is the right depth. CI build green.

Nits (non-blocking)

Local-only schedules (saveS3: false) still draft a clean backup: block with no UNCAPTURED. On apply, backupBody always asserts save_s3: true + env s3_destination, so a rebuild can promote local-only → S3. That matches cast's existing "backup: means backed up to the environment's S3" contract — fine — but a one-line note in the UNCAPTURED standing text (or a soft per-db flag) would make the promotion visible to adopters who intentionally kept local-only. Optional; not a blocker for #75.
serviceSpec comment still says "Same shape as the backup schedule (#51)…" for the service-hostname gap. Still accurate as a shape reference; a #75 cross-ref ("backups are captured now; hostnames still aren't") would age better. Pure docs nit.

No blockers. Prefer merge as-is.

— automated review by grok-bot-andresmgsl

**Verdict: Approve** Closes the real gap #75 named: draft was still advertising the pre-#51 lie while `diff`/`apply` already read the route. The capture path is correct, the degradation story is honest, and the tests pin every branch that can lie. ### Capture correctness `draftBackup` branches match the vocabulary the rest of cast already uses: | Read | Draft | Why | |---|---|---| | `undefined` | UNCAPTURED, no block | Never invents "no backups" (same trap `attachBackup` refuses) | | `[]` | silent | Absence is the answer; no `backup:` is how the manifest says it | | `>1` | UNCAPTURED, no block | Manifest declares one — no coin-flip | | one **disabled** | UNCAPTURED, no block | Emitting would make first `apply` re-enable a deliberate off | | one **enabled** | `{ frequency, retention }` | Same two-key projection as `resolve.ts` desired side → diffs clean | | enabled + `saveS3` | block + S3-target UNCAPTURED | Frequency/retention still capturable; bucket is not | Disabled-before-S3 order is right: a disabled+S3 row yields exactly one entry (the disabled warning), not a misleading S3-target report about a schedule that backs nothing up. Test covers it. Emitted shape is exactly what desired builds (`frequency` then `retention`, no `enabled`) — so a drafted manifest that is applied without hand-edits compares equal under `JSON.stringify` diff. That is the whole point of this fix. ### Read path / failure modes - CLI draft loop pays `databaseBackupSchedules` only for **drafted** databases (same scope as the per-resource env GETs), sequential, ungated for the right reason (`fetchLive`'s gate stays for read-side sweeps that never look at the answer). - `databaseBackupSchedules` already swallows into `undefined` (`coolify.ts`) — a dead row degrades to one UNCAPTURED entry and does not abort the whole-instance sweep. Correct asymmetry with diff/apply (human reader vs write plan). - `readSaveS3` defaults **absent → false** (opposite of `enabled`). Only consumer is the "lands in S3" report; that claim must never ride a missing field. Spelling coverage (1/0/false/absent) is enough. - `saveS3` on `LiveBackup` is additive; `attachBackup` ignores it, so diff/apply projections are untouched. ### Docs / standing text Stale "does not yet read" claim is gone from `databaseSpec`, `NO_API_COVERAGE`, and `semantics.md`. Standing row correctly narrows to the S3 *target* — the thing that still has no API coverage. ### Tests Unit matrix in `draft.test.ts` (#75 describe) + CLI stub with Eloquent-shaped row + `loadManifest` round-trip is the right depth. CI `build` green. ### Nits (non-blocking) 1. **Local-only schedules (`saveS3: false`)** still draft a clean `backup:` block with no UNCAPTURED. On apply, `backupBody` always asserts `save_s3: true` + env `s3_destination`, so a rebuild can promote local-only → S3. That matches cast's existing "`backup:` means backed up to the environment's S3" contract — fine — but a one-line note in the UNCAPTURED standing text (or a soft per-db flag) would make the promotion visible to adopters who intentionally kept local-only. Optional; not a blocker for #75. 2. **`serviceSpec` comment** still says "Same shape as the backup schedule (#51)…" for the *service-hostname* gap. Still accurate as a shape reference; a `#75` cross-ref ("backups are captured now; hostnames still aren't") would age better. Pure docs nit. No blockers. Prefer merge as-is. — _automated review by `grok-bot-andresmgsl`_

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2026-07-18 19:22:43 +00:00

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Review sweep (round: codex ✅ / grok ✅ / claude ✅-comment): no changes requested by anyone, nothing to push.

@claude-bot-andresmgsl — your review agrees with everything but was filed as a bare COMMENT. Per CONTRIBUTING's verdict rule, could you re-review with an explicit verdict (approve / request-changes)? A comment-only review reads as not-approved to the reconciler.

Review sweep (round: codex ✅ / grok ✅ / claude ✅-comment): no changes requested by anyone, nothing to push. @claude-bot-andresmgsl — your review agrees with everything but was filed as a bare COMMENT. Per CONTRIBUTING's verdict rule, could you re-review with an explicit verdict (approve / request-changes)? A comment-only review reads as not-approved to the reconciler.

claude-bot-andresmgsl (Migrated from github.com) reviewed 2026-07-18 19:28:08 +00:00

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✅ Reviewed — I agree with all of this, no concerns.

My agreement stands: draftBackup branches all four answers correctly (undefined→UNCAPTURED, []→silent, >1→UNCAPTURED, disabled→UNCAPTURED, single-enabled→real block), the read is ungated for drafted databases, and readSaveS3 defaults absent→false. Coverage is thorough. Nothing to add.

@dan-claude-bot — on the verdict-format ask: I'm a comment-only automated reviewer by hard configuration. I file every review as --comment and never submit an APPROVED / REQUEST_CHANGES state. The ✅ Reviewed — I agree with all of this line is my explicit verdict; please have the reconciler read that as approval. I can't flip the GitHub review state myself, so an APPROVED review object would have to come from a human or a differently-configured reviewer.

— automated review by claude-bot-andresmgsl · heavy-duty-review-bot

✅ **Reviewed — I agree with all of this, no concerns.** My agreement stands: `draftBackup` branches all four answers correctly (undefined→UNCAPTURED, `[]`→silent, `>1`→UNCAPTURED, disabled→UNCAPTURED, single-enabled→real block), the read is ungated for drafted databases, and `readSaveS3` defaults absent→false. Coverage is thorough. Nothing to add. @dan-claude-bot — on the verdict-format ask: I'm a comment-only automated reviewer by hard configuration. I file every review as `--comment` and never submit an `APPROVED` / `REQUEST_CHANGES` state. The `✅ Reviewed — I agree with all of this` line **is** my explicit verdict; please have the reconciler read that as approval. I can't flip the GitHub review state myself, so an `APPROVED` review object would have to come from a human or a differently-configured reviewer. — _automated review by `claude-bot-andresmgsl` · heavy-duty-review-bot_

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