fix: repair one-click deploy paths and production manifests - #1155
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The rollout remains blocked by the invalid image entry point, unavailable cluster image, and failing readiness contract.
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Pull request overview
Repairs stale deployment paths and aligns Kubernetes manifests with the Python service.
Changes:
- Anchors deployment commands to the repository root.
- Aligns services and probes with port 8000 and
/readyz. - Removes phantom MCP resources and adds structural tests.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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scripts/deployment/one-click-deploy.sh |
Repairs paths and test execution. |
infrastructure/k8s/production/deployment.yaml |
Aligns the backend deployment contract. |
infrastructure/k8s/production/service.yaml |
Routes services to port 8000. |
infrastructure/k8s/monitoring/monitoring.yaml |
Removes the phantom MCP scrape job. |
tests/unit/test_deployment_manifests.py |
Adds deployment consistency guards. |
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| if docker build -f Dockerfile.production -t "$DOCKER_TAG" -t "$LATEST_TAG" .; then | ||
| if docker build -f "$DOCKERFILE" -t "$DOCKER_TAG" -t "$LATEST_TAG" .; then |
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| # Deploy application | ||
| if kubectl apply -f k8s/production/ -n "$NAMESPACE"; then | ||
| if kubectl apply -f "$PRODUCTION_MANIFESTS/" -n "$NAMESPACE"; then |
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| httpGet: | ||
| path: /ready | ||
| path: /readyz | ||
| port: 8000 |
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Independent verification (deployment commit) — looks correct. I reviewed the diff and re-derived its claims from the repo rather than trusting the description:
The On the two red checks — neither is caused by this diff:
Not merging from here: it's stacked on #1154 (review that first) and the publish gate is human-by-default. Flagging the above so the red truth-gate isn't mistaken for a problem with this diff. Generated by Claude Code |
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Review: sound and well-verified — the remaining blockers are cross-PR / infra, not defects in this diff
Reviewed all 5 files against the head SHA. The change is internally consistent and its self-verification is credible:
- Path repair is correct. The
REPO_ROOTanchor plus$DOCKERFILE/$PRODUCTION_MANIFESTS/$MONITORING_MANIFESTSnow resolve to the realinfrastructure/locations, andset -euo pipefail+error() { …; exit 1; }make every gate a genuine hard gate (so the fixed paths actually protect the run). - Phantom-resource removal checks out. The
mcp-serverDeployment/Service/scrape-job and the mount of the never-definedmcp-server-codeConfigMap are all gone, and the newtest_no_manifest_references_a_removed_servicekeeps them gone. - The structural guards are derived from the repo, not restated — so they track future moves rather than going stale, which is exactly the failure mode (#1127) that started this. The mutation coverage against all five original defects is convincing.
- The integration-test gate is safe.
tests/integration/test_api_cost_postgres.pyisskipif-guarded on its DB env vars (whole module skips) andtest_skill_di.pyis lightweight, sopytest tests/integration -qcollects-and-skips (exit 0) when Postgres isn't provisioned — it won't spuriously abort the deploy, and it no longer silently passes over a missing runner. Good replacement for the[[ -d venv ]]guard.
Adjudicating the Copilot "🟡 not ready to approve" review
Both of Copilot's substantive blockers are real but not introduced by this diff:
- Image entrypoint vs
/readyz. The readiness contract this PR encodes (probe →/readyz, served byyoutube_extension.main) only holds once the imageCMDisuvicorn youtube_extension.main:app— which, as your reviewer notes already state, is #1122's change; the currentDockerfile.productionCMD(server:app) predates it. The practical consequence is a merge-ordering dependency: land #1122 with/before this, or the/readyzprobe fails against theserver:appimage andkubectl rollout statustimes out. Worth promoting from a footnote to an explicit merge gate. imagePullPolicy: Alwayson a locally-builtenhanced-framework:latest. Pre-existing: the script builds the image locally and never pushes it, so on a real multi-node cluster the pod wouldImagePullBackOff. Out of scope for a paths/manifests repair, but it means "one-click deploy" still won't yield a Running pod without a registry-push step — reasonable as a follow-up.
Neither is a reason to change this diff.
CI note
The only red check on this PR is agent-completion/truth-gate: invalid_payload (policy.agent_login, policy.run_id) — a governance-harness payload/config problem, not a code failure, and the same gate is red across the open-PR backlog. This PR is stacked on #1154 (itself part of that gate-remediation effort), so it can't evaluate truly green until the base merges and the truth-gate payload is fixed.
Verdict: code-wise LGTM as scoped. Merge should be gated on (a) base #1154, (b) #1122 for entrypoint/readiness alignment, and (c) the truth-gate config fix — all external to this diff. Leaving this as a COMMENT rather than an approval, since the merge is maintainer-gated and those dependencies live outside this PR.
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`scripts/deployment/one-click-deploy.sh` could not complete. It aborted at
its first gate because `REQUIRED_FILES` named paths that had moved under
`infrastructure/` plus two modules that never existed (`mcp_server.py`,
`learning_app_processor.py`). Past that gate it would have failed again:
every `docker build -f` and `kubectl apply -f` target was also stale.
Fixing only the paths would have made a second, worse failure newly
reachable. `kubectl apply -f k8s/production/` also creates an `mcp-server`
Deployment that mounts ConfigMap `mcp-server-code` to run `/app/mcp_server.py`.
Neither exists anywhere in the repository:
$ grep -rn "mcp-server-code" .
infrastructure/k8s/production/deployment.yaml:151 # the reference itself
That pod can never become ready, so `kubectl rollout status` could only time
out. It is removed rather than left to CrashLoop.
The `enhanced-framework` container was also described as a Node service on
port 3000 with readiness `/ready`, but `enhanced-framework:latest` is built
from `infrastructure/docker/Dockerfile.production` — a Python/uvicorn image
that `EXPOSE`s 8000 and serves `/health` and `/readyz`. There is no `/ready`
route, so readiness could never pass. The manifest was the stale side.
Changes:
- Anchor the script to the repository root so paths no longer depend on the
caller's working directory.
- Point `REQUIRED_FILES`, `docker build` and all `kubectl apply` invocations
at the real `infrastructure/` locations.
- Run integration tests via pytest against `tests/integration`, skipping
explicitly when pytest is unavailable instead of silently passing.
- Retarget the Deployment, both Services and the Prometheus scrape config to
port 8000 / `/readyz`, and drop the phantom `mcp-server` resources.
- Add `tests/unit/test_deployment_manifests.py`, which derives its
expectations from the repository: every script path must resolve, every
mounted ConfigMap must be defined, every Service `targetPort` must be a
declared `containerPort`, the container port must match the image's
`EXPOSE`, and every probe path must be a route in `main.py`.
The guard was mutation-tested against all five original defects and catches
each one.
Fixes #1127
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Verification note — one stated evidence claim doesn't hold on the merge candidate ( I independently re-ran the checks in the PR description against the current head. The core change verifies cleanly:
One claim in the Verification section is inaccurate, though:
On
Neither file is in this PR's diff, so this is not a regression introduced here and I'm not proposing to widen the scope — the narrow scope is reasonable. The only ask is to correct the description's grep claim (scope it to the files this PR owns, or note the two out-of-scope stragglers) so the evidence matches the merge candidate, and ideally to file a follow-up for The rest of the change looks sound and the mutation-tested regression suite is a genuine guard. Generated by Claude Code |
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The enhanced-framework production Deployment's /readyz readiness probe can never pass because the manifest provides no API-cost persistence configuration, so every probe returns HTTP 503 and kubectl rollout status (Step 7 of one-click-deploy.sh) times out.
Closing in favour of #1363Both PRs repair the one-click deploy path. Measured against current
This branch bundles the one-click deploy repair together with truth-gate changes and a large amount of unrelated drift. #1363 is the focused deploy fix on its own — 3 files, 73 lines. The truth-gate half of this PR is separately superseded: that work is consolidated in #1377, which also absorbs #1364 and closes #1154. Closing this; #1363 is canonical for the one-click deploy repair. Branch retained and will be archive-tagged before any deletion. Generated by Claude Code |
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Correction to the numbers above. The close stands, but I gave the wrong mechanism. The "122 files / +14,765" figure came from a diff against an empty merge base and is not a real measurement. The actual state: This branch shares no ancestry with current Disposition unchanged: #1363 is canonical for the one-click deploy repair, and the truth-gate half is consolidated in #1377. Generated by Claude Code |
Canonical issue
Fixes #1127
Outcome
scripts/deployment/one-click-deploy.shcan complete, and what it applies iscapable of becoming ready.
The script aborts at its first gate today.
REQUIRED_FILESnames paths thatmoved under
infrastructure/, plus two modules that never existed:Dockerfile.productioninfrastructure/docker/Dockerfile.productionk8s/production/deployment.yamlinfrastructure/k8s/production/deployment.yamlk8s/production/service.yamlinfrastructure/k8s/production/service.yamlk8s/monitoring/monitoring.yamlinfrastructure/k8s/monitoring/monitoring.yamlmcp_server.pylearning_app_processor.pyEvery
docker build -fandkubectl apply -ftarget was stale the same way.Repairing only the paths would have made a worse failure newly reachable.
kubectl apply -f k8s/production/also creates anmcp-serverDeployment thatmounts ConfigMap
mcp-server-codeto run/app/mcp_server.py:One hit — the reference. No manifest defines that ConfigMap, so the pod can
never become ready and
kubectl rollout statuscould only time out. That isexactly the hazard #1127 was split out of #1121 to avoid, so the phantom
resources are removed rather than left to CrashLoop behind a now-working script.
The main container was also mis-described.
enhanced-framework:latestisbuilt by this same script from
infrastructure/docker/Dockerfile.production, aPython/uvicorn image:
The Deployment described that tag as a Node app on port 3000 with
NODE_ENVand a readiness probe on
/ready.src/youtube_extension/main.pyserves/healthand/readyz; there is no/readyroute, so readiness could neverpass. The manifest is the stale side.
Scope
scripts/deployment/one-click-deploy.sh, the three manifests itapplies (
infrastructure/k8s/production/deployment.yaml,infrastructure/k8s/production/service.yaml,infrastructure/k8s/monitoring/monitoring.yaml), and a new regression suite.infrastructure/docker/Dockerfile.production,and anything owned by open PR fix: harden Dockerfile.production install and de-vacuify its security tests #1122. No file in this diff is touched by
another open PR.
Risk
currently non-functional, so the change moves it from "cannot run" to "runs".
mcp-serverDeployment and Service is the onlyirreversible-looking step. If some out-of-tree consumer resolved
mcp-server.production.svc, it would now fail DNS instead of failing toconnect to a pod that never started. The grep above is the evidence that no
in-tree consumer exists;
MCP_SERVER_URLwas read by nothing.the manifests only take effect on the next deliberate
one-click-deploy.shrun, and the deleted resources can be recreated by the revert.
Verification
Run on the current head.
PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m unittest tests.unit.test_deployment_manifests—8/8 pass.
PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m unittest tests.unit.test_agent_completion_gate—106/106 pass on this branch, confirming no cross-contamination.
bash -n scripts/deployment/one-click-deploy.sh— clean.yaml.safe_load_all.grep -rnE "mcp-server|mcp_server|learning_app_processor" infrastructure/ scripts/deployment/returns nothing.
tests/unit/test_deployment_manifests.pyderives every expectation from therepository rather than restating it, so the guards keep tracking the deployment
as it moves: every
REQUIRED_FILESandkubectl applypath must resolve; everymounted ConfigMap must be defined somewhere in the manifests; every Service
targetPortmust be a declaredcontainerPortof the Deployment it selects;the container port must match the image's
EXPOSE; and every probe path must bea route in
main.py.The suite was mutation-tested against all five original defects — each
mutation applied, the suite run, the file restored:
agent-completion/truth-gateis red for the reason documented in #1154: theworkflow runs on
pull_request_targetand therefore evaluatesmain's copy ofthe gate, so that fix cannot apply to its own pull request.
gitleaks (working tree)isa repo-wide
uv.lockfalse positive, fixed separately in #1159; this branch iscut from a
mainthat predates that fix, so it stays red here until #1159 lands.Agent completion enforcementfails on every open PR in the repository becauseits trust policy is unprovisioned — surveyed and tracked in #1160. None of the
three failures is caused by this diff.
Production evidence
Not applicable, and deliberately so: this PR is not deployed as part of merging
it.
one-click-deploy.shis operator-invoked and requires a live cluster plusregistry credentials that CI does not hold, so no preview or production rollout
can be attached to this head.
That absence is the reason the change is defended by structural assertions
instead. The five mutation results above are the substantive evidence: each one
reintroduces an original defect and is caught, which demonstrates the guards
detect this class of drift rather than merely passing today. The correctness
claims themselves are cross-checked against artifacts in the repository — the
image's
EXPOSE, the routes registered inmain.py, and the ConfigMaps themanifests actually define — not against assumptions about the cluster.
Notes for reviewers
CMDtouvicorn youtube_extension.main:app --port 8000. Port and probes still match.runAsUser: 1001is deliberately kept even though the image declaresUSER appuser:runAsNonRoot: trueneeds a numeric user or the kubeletrefuses the pod.
/appis world-readable and uvicorn logs to stdout underPYTHONUNBUFFERED=1.enhanced-framework:80/metricsbut the app exposes no/metricsroute. Thisdoes not block rollout, and adding one would touch application code owned by
other open PRs.
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