feat(formance): rename the Enterprise Edition tag and reject unknown tags - #414
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WalkthroughThe chart version updates to ChangesEnterprise tag handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR updates Enterprise Edition tag handling and rejects unknown tag names; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HelmValues
participant ValidateTags
participant EnterpriseEnabled
participant NOTEStxt
HelmValues->>ValidateTags: provide chart tags
ValidateTags->>NOTEStxt: allow valid tags or fail on unknown keys
NOTEStxt->>EnterpriseEnabled: evaluate EnterpriseEdition or EntrepriseEdition
EnterpriseEnabled->>NOTEStxt: return Enterprise Edition status
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✅ Approve — automated reviewThe current diff consistently supports both Enterprise tag spellings, preserves existing behavior, validates unknown tags, and resolves the prior Demo-tag issue. No actionable defects were found. No findings. |
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In `@charts/formance/templates/_helpers.tpl`:
- Around line 77-80: Update the $known tag list used by the validation block to
include Demo, preserving support for the tags.Demo consumer in NOTES.txt, and
ensure the validation error’s listed valid tags also includes the accepted
deprecated EntrepriseEdition key.
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…tags `tags.EntrepriseEdition` carries a French spelling of "Enterprise". It is the switch that selects Enterprise Edition, so it is the most visible string in the chart: it appears in every install command in our own documentation. Two changes. Rename, without breaking anyone. `tags.EnterpriseEdition` is now the supported key. `tags.EntrepriseEdition` still works, is documented as deprecated, and prints a warning on install; it is slated for removal in the next major. Both names are listed on the `regions` and `cloudprem` dependencies, which is enough for Helm's tag resolution: a dependency is enabled when any of its tags is true, and disabled only when a tag is present and none is true, so either key turns EE on and the default of both to false still yields Community Edition. Reject unknown tags. Helm silently ignores tags it does not know, and values.schema.json does not set `additionalProperties: false`, so `--set tags.EnterprizeEdition=true` was accepted and dropped — an Enterprise install coming up quietly as Community, with a licence configured and no error. `formance.validateTags` now fails on any key under `tags` that is not one of the three valid ones, naming the offending key. The schema would have been the more natural home for that check, but the generator (helm-values-schema-json v1.9.2) has no per-key `additionalProperties` annotation, and its `-noAdditionalProperties` flag applies to every object in every chart — far too broad. A template guard is also able to say which key is wrong and what to use instead, which a schema violation cannot. Templates no longer read either tag directly: `formance.enterpriseEnabled` is the single reader, used by `validateEE`, `formance.edition`, NOTES.txt and the four test hooks. Verified that `helm template` output is byte-identical to main, modulo the chart version label, both for a default Community install and for an Enterprise install driven by the old key; and that the new key produces the same output as the old one. The Chart.lock churn is the usual in-range dependency refresh that `just pc` produces (postgresql 18.8.0 -> 18.8.8 and friends), as in #399. Note for the docs: `deploy/self-hosted/installation/operator-setup.mdx` in formancehq/docs pins the old key in four install commands. It should move to `tags.EnterpriseEdition` once this chart version ships — not before, or the documented command stops selecting EE. Scope-risk: medium — no existing configuration changes behaviour, but an install that sets a misspelled tag now fails where it previously ran as CE. That is the intent.
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Review on #414 caught a regression in the tag guard: NOTES.txt:166 renders a Demo Mode section from `.Values.tags.Demo`, so rejecting every key outside the three edition tags broke `--set tags.Demo=true`. It rendered on main and failed here. Added Demo to the accepted set. Also declared it. `tags.Demo` was read by a template but appeared in no values file, so it was absent from values.schema.json and from the generated README — a supported switch with no discoverable definition, which is how it came to be missed. It is not named by any dependency, so it plays no part in Helm's enable/disable resolution and declaring it changes nothing at render time. The error message listed "Valid tags" without `EntrepriseEdition`, which the guard does accept. It now names every accepted key and marks the deprecated one. Checked every `.Values.tags.*` reference across all nine charts: Demo and the two edition spellings are the only ones, and `formance` is the only chart that declares a `tags` block. Verified: tags.Demo renders again, an actual unknown tag still fails, and the Enterprise (both spellings, 70 objects) and Community (26 objects) renders are unchanged.
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tags.EntrepriseEditionuses the French spelling of "Enterprise". It's the switch that selects Enterprise Edition, which makes it the most visible string in the chart — it appears in every install command in our own docs.Surfaced by a prose audit of the docs site (formancehq/docs#188). I deliberately didn't "fix" it there, because the docs were correctly describing the chart; the typo lives here.
Two changes:
1. Rename, without breaking anyone
tags.EnterpriseEditionis now the supported key.tags.EntrepriseEditionstill works, is documented as deprecated, and prints a warning on install:Both names are listed on the
regionsandcloudpremdependencies. That's sufficient for Helm's tag resolution: a dependency is enabled when any of its tags is true, and disabled only when a tag is present and none is true. So either key turns EE on, and both defaulting tofalsestill yields Community Edition.2. Reject unknown tags
This is the part worth reviewing. Helm silently ignores tags it doesn't recognise, and
values.schema.jsondoesn't setadditionalProperties: false. So today:A near-miss on the tag name gives you a CE install with a licence configured and no error anywhere.
formance.validateTagsnow fails on any key undertagsthat isn't one of the three valid ones, naming the offending key:Why a template guard rather than the schema. The schema is the more natural home, but it's generated by
helm-values-schema-jsonv1.9.2, which has no per-keyadditionalPropertiesannotation — I testedadditionalProperties: false,additionalProperties:falseandtype:object;additionalProperties:falseand none are emitted. Its-noAdditionalPropertiesflag applies to every object in every chart, which is far too broad a change to smuggle in here. A template guard also names the wrong key and suggests the right one, which a schema violation can't.Templates no longer read either tag directly —
formance.enterpriseEnabledis the single reader, used byvalidateEE,formance.edition,NOTES.txt, and the four test hooks.Test plan
helm templateoutput is byte-identical tomain(modulo the chart version label) for both existing paths — a default CE install, and an EE install driven by the old key. Compared against a cleanorigin/mainworktree.EnterprizeEdition) fails with the message abovejust pcexits 0 with no unexpected drift; schema and both READMEs regeneratedNotes for the reviewer
Chart.lockchurn (postgresql 18.8.0 → 18.8.8 and friends) is the usual in-range refreshjust pcproduces — chore(deps): update actions/labeler action to v7 #399 carried the same thing.deploy/self-hosted/installation/operator-setup.mdxpins the old key in four install commands. It should move totags.EnterpriseEditiononce this chart version ships — not before, or the documented command stops selecting EE.Related: formancehq/docs#188, formancehq/operator#525