Each module README (10 primitives + 2 patterns) now has a ## Examples
section before ## Versioning, referencing and excerpting the validated
simple.yaml + complex.yaml (+ mysql.yaml for RDS) example contracts. The
RDS README includes a Multi-engine variation subsection (D-059).
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project: acdl
phase: 27
milestone: v1.7
status: execute
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Add modules/<name>/examples/ directories with simple.yaml + complex.yaml
(+ mysql.yaml for RDS) for every primitive and module pattern. All 25
example contracts validate against schemas/contract.schema.json. Update
the contract schema to allow object/array input values (for env vars).
Fix the platform-test schema-validation glob to modules/*/*/examples/*.yaml
to match the nested l1/l2 path structure. Update the microservice sample
contract note (env objects now permitted by the schema).
---ci---
project: acdl
phase: 27
milestone: v1.7
status: execute
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---ci---
project: acdl
phase: 26
milestone: v1.7
status: execute
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The microservice pattern (and any L2 referencing multi-resource L1s like
vpc) failed at the adapter stage because the resolver emitted refs using
the child id (e.g. 'vpc') instead of the expanded sub-resource id (e.g.
'vpc-subnet'). The adapter's type_by_id table only knows the sub-resource
ids, so ref:vpc.subnet_ids was an unknown resource id.
Fix:
- contract_resolver.py: child_outputs now maps {outputName -> resourceId}
instead of just the interface outputs dict. For multi-resource L1s, the
ref uses the sub-resource id that produces the output. For single-resource
L1s, the resourceId == childId (unchanged behavior).
- vpc interface.json: the subnet sub-resource output is 'subnet_ids'
(matching the interface-level output name) instead of 'subnet_id'.
- adapter.py OUTPUT_MAP: aws:ec2:subnet now maps both 'subnet_ids' and
'subnet_id' to 'id'.
Verification:
- microservice pattern check-only: PASS (11 resources)
- static-assets pattern check-only: PASS (4 resources)
- platform check-only: PASS
- full test suite: 266 passed
Phase 26 — platform-pipelines-and-release-automation:
- platform-test.yml: PR pipeline (lint + unit-test + integration-test +
schema-validation) replacing ci.yml for PRs; integration-test runs
run_platform.sh --check-only for every contracts/*.yaml
- primitives-plan.yml: PR pipeline with matrix over all 9 L1 primitives
(s3, vpc, ecs-cluster, ecs-service, iam-role, alb, ecr, cloudfront, waf)
- patterns-plan.yml: PR pipeline with matrix over all 2 L2 modules
(static-assets, microservice)
- release.yml: push-to-main pipeline computing next semver tag (PATCH for
regular phases, MINOR for milestone completions), updating floating
MAJOR.MINOR + MAJOR tags, and creating GitHub releases
- run_primitive_plan.sh: plan-only/check-only runner for a single L1
primitive (adapter compile + structure validation offline)
- run_pattern_plan.sh: plan-only/check-only runner for a single L2 pattern
(environment check + contract validate + resolve + adapter + structure
validation offline)
- contracts/microservice.yaml: sample consumer contract for the
microservice L2 module (schema-compliant scalar inputs)
- instance.json for 8 L1 primitives (vpc, ecs-cluster, ecs-service,
iam-role, alb, ecr, cloudfront, waf) so the primitives-plan matrix can
run the adapter offline; s3 already had one
- tests/test_release_logic.py: unit test for semver computation
(PATCH bump, MINOR bump on milestone, floating tag format)
- tests/test_pipeline_contract.py: 19 new tests validating the 4 platform
workflows exist and conform (stages, matrices, triggers, permissions)
DEVIATION: The microservice pattern (run_pattern_plan.sh --check-only
microservice + run_platform.sh --check-only contracts/microservice.yaml)
fails at the adapter stage due to a pre-existing resolver ref-id mismatch
for multi-resource L1s (resolver emits ref:vpc.subnet_ids but the expanded
resource id is vpc-subnet). This predates Phase 26 and is out of scope for
pipeline automation; the static-assets pattern passes end-to-end. The
microservice contract is schema-valid and resolves correctly (11
resources); only the adapter compilation of multi-resource L1 refs fails.
VERIFICATION:
- bash scripts/run_ci.sh: PASS (lint + test + check-only)
- python3 -m pytest tests/ -v: 266 passed
- bash scripts/run_primitive_plan.sh --check-only s3: PASS
- bash scripts/run_pattern_plan.sh --check-only static-assets: PASS
- All 9 primitives pass run_primitive_plan.sh --check-only
- All instance.json validate against stack.schema.json
---ci---
project: acdl
phase: 26
milestone: v1.7
status: execute
---/ci---
---ci---
project: acdl
phase: 20
milestone: v1.5
status: review
verdict: READY TO SHIP
p0: 1 (fixed — contract path resolution in deploy workflow)
p1: 6 (flagged post-hoc)
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Multi-persona review of v1.5 phase 20 (docs + reusable deploy workflow).
P0 (blocking) — AUTO-FIXED:
- C1: scripts/run_platform.sh contract path resolution broken in deploy
workflow. The reusable workflow invokes run_platform.sh from the consumer
workspace root with a relative contract path (.acdl/contract.yaml), but
run_platform.sh does `cd "$ROOT"` (platform repo) early, so the relative
path resolved against the platform repo and the pipeline could never run.
Fix (commit 75c2274): capture CALLER_CWD before cd "$ROOT"; resolve
caller-supplied relative paths against CALLER_CWD; default no-arg contract
stays relative to ROOT (preserves platform-local CI). Reproduced pre-fix;
verified post-fix.
P1 (important) — FLAGGED FOR POST-HOC REVIEW (do not block ship):
- C2: ref: v1.4 in the deploy workflow platform checkout — no v1.4 tag exists
(only v1.4.0 / v1.4.1). Operator must create a floating v1.4 tag or change
the ref to v1.4.1.
- C3: modules/l2/{static-asset,microservice}/README.md still use @v1 in their
Usage examples; missed by the v1.4 bump.
- S1: static-key override is not wired. ACDL_AWS_* env vars on the OIDC step
are not read by aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials@v4 (it reads AWS_*
or its own access-key/secret-key inputs). The README/CONSUMER_GUIDE claim
a working override that doesn't function as written. Needs a conditional
step or renamed env vars + input wiring.
- S2: README overstates ABAC repo:org/repo:ref:... scoping. The workflow
constructs a numeric role name (github.repository_id); the actual claim
enforcement lives in the IAM trust policy, not in this workflow.
- T1: no deploy-workflow triggers conformance test (CI workflow has one;
deploy doesn't). Minor — reusable workflows use workflow_call, not push
triggers, but the contract's triggers field is then unenforced.
- A1: terraform/spike/terraform.tf uploaded as artifact leaks the AWS account
ID via the state-backend bucket name. Recommend excluding terraform.tf or
gating artifact upload to non-public repos.
P2 (nits) — listed for awareness: floating-tag terminology imprecision (M1),
header comment "Gitea Actions" in the GitHub copy (M2, intentional byte-
identical), pip install split (P1-perf), comment drift in pipelines/deploy.yaml
header (C4), module README internal inconsistency (C5).
Verdict: READY TO SHIP. The one P0 is fixed. The 6 P1s are post-hoc items —
the deploy workflow is a scaffold whose first real consumer run requires
operator setup (tag, IAM role, secrets) that gates go-live. The P1s should
be addressed before any consumer invokes uses: acdl/.gitea/workflows/
deploy.yml@v1.4 in earnest.
Tests: 154 pass (19 new). run_ci.sh green.
Jon Chery