- Remove @wip from default tag filters in all test suites
- Update features/bdd_test.go to support GODOG_TAGS override
- Move @wip tag from passing scenario to @todo scenario
- Maintain tag override functionality via GODOG_TAGS environment variable
- Update documentation to reflect new default behavior
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- Add @wip tag documentation to BDD_TAGS.md
- Modify all feature test suites to include @wip in tag filters
- Update test scripts to handle @wip tag inclusion
- @wip overrides exclusion tags (@todo, @skip, @flaky) for active development
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- Add @flaky, @todo, @skip tags to BDD_TAGS.md
- Modify all feature test suites to exclude these tags
- Update test scripts to exclude tagged scenarios
- Mark all JWT scenarios with pending steps as @todo
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- Added port management system with PortManager for parallel execution
- Implemented resource monitoring with ResourceMonitor and ParallelTestRunner
- Created test-all-features-parallel.sh for parallel feature test execution
- Added comprehensive BDD_TAGS.md documentation for tag usage
- Implemented port allocation, conflict detection, and resource tracking
- Added timeout detection and controlled parallelism
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- Add swag fmt to git pre-commit hook and CI/CD pipeline
- Create comprehensive CONTRIBUTING.md guide with AI section
- Update ADR-0013 with swag fmt documentation
- Fix swagger generation to include all endpoints
- Improve local testing scripts and workflows
- Update Dockerfile for better swagger handling
- Fix CI/CD workflow file references
Fix three critical CI issues:
1. SWAG TOOL: Install swag before go generate
- Adds 'Install swag' step to build-test job
- Prevents 'command not found' errors
- Ensures swagger docs can be generated
2. GO VET REDUNDANCY: Remove duplicate go vet
- Removes go vet from lint-format job
- Keeps go vet only in build-test job
- Reduces CI execution time
3. WORKFLOW VALIDATION: Fix yamllint path
- Updates validate-workflow.sh to use absolute paths
- Fixes .yamllint.yaml file not found error
- Makes path resolution more robust
These fixes address the root causes of:
- Job 350 failure (missing swag)
- Redundant validation (duplicate go vet)
- Workflow validation failures (wrong paths)
Tested locally and ready for CI.
- Rename ci-cd.yaml to go-ci-cd.yaml for clarity
- Add dockerimage.yaml workflow for Docker builds
- Create Dockerfile for production deployment
- Add comprehensive CI/CD documentation
- Create contributor-quickstart.sh for easy validation
- Update all scripts to handle both workflow files
- Fix event triggers to run on all relevant pushes
- Remove redundant YAML syntax validation
- Improve workflow validation for Arcodange conventions
BREAKING CHANGE: ci-cd.yaml renamed to go-ci-cd.yaml
See scripts/cicd/README.md for complete documentation.
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- Designed trunk-based development workflow with branch protection
- Added workflow validation job to prevent main branch breaks
- Integrated act (GitHub Actions runner) for local Gitea workflow testing
- Created unified CI/CD script interface (scripts/cicd.sh)
- Added YAML lint configuration with practical limits (400 chars)
- Organized all CI/CD scripts under scripts/cicd/ directory
- Confirmed Gitea/GitHub Actions compatibility via local testing
- Updated ADR 0017 with implementation details and test results
- Enhanced documentation with local development workflow
See ADR-0017 for complete trunk-based development workflow documentation.
See ADR-0016 for CI/CD pipeline design.
- Add new CLI structure in cmd/cli/
- Implement version, server, and greet commands
- Update build script to compile new CLI binary
- Add Cobra dependency to go.mod
- Update ADR 0015 to reflect implementation status
- Update README and AGENTS.md with CLI usage
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing binaries
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Finalize BDD testing framework with:
- Unified step definitions using StepContext struct
- Proper server verification in theServerIsRunning step
- Robust JSON response handling with escaping and newline trimming
- Updated documentation reflecting current implementation
- Test validation script to ensure test quality
- All tests passing with proper black box testing
Key files updated:
- pkg/bdd/steps/steps.go: Unified step definitions
- pkg/bdd/testserver/client.go: Robust response validation
- pkg/bdd/README.md: Godog pattern guide
- doc/BDD_GUIDE.md: Updated usage guide
- adr/0008-bdd-testing.md: Updated ADR with current approach
- scripts/run-bdd-tests.sh: Test validation script
The BDD framework is now production-ready with comprehensive
documentation and proper testing practices.
- Add scripts/build.sh to compile binaries into bin/ directory
- Move all zerolog setup logic from cmd/server/main.go to pkg/config
- Add log level configuration support (trace, debug, info, warn, error, fatal, panic)
- Simplify cmd/server/main.go from 57 to 27 lines (53% reduction)
- Update .gitignore to use bin/ directory instead of individual files
- Document build process and bin directory in AGENTS.md
- Maintain backward compatibility with all existing functionality
Implement readiness endpoint (/api/ready) that returns:
- {"ready":true} (HTTP 200) during normal operation
- {"ready":false} (HTTP 503) during graceful shutdown
Key changes:
- Added readiness context to control readiness state
- Modified server.NewServer() to accept readiness context
- Implemented handleReadiness() with context-aware logic
- Updated cmd/server/main.go to manage readiness state
- Readiness set to false when shutdown signal received
- Updated test script to validate readiness behavior
- Added comprehensive documentation for readiness endpoint
This allows Kubernetes/service meshes to stop routing traffic
to the pod during graceful shutdown while allowing existing
requests to complete. Health endpoint continues to return
happy status during shutdown for proper orchestration.
- Added signal.NotifyContext for modern signal handling in cmd/server/main.go
- Implemented BaseContext for proper context propagation to HTTP handlers
- Added readiness drain delay before shutdown for graceful degradation
- Fixed PID detection in start-server.sh to target actual server process
- Added Logging.JSON configuration option with DLC_LOGGING_JSON environment variable
- Created comprehensive test script that validates entire server lifecycle
- Updated documentation with JSON logging configuration examples
- All shutdown logs now appear correctly in JSON format
- Server terminates gracefully on SIGTERM with proper log flushing
The graceful shutdown implementation follows VictoriaMetrics best practices:
1. Catches termination signals (SIGTERM, SIGINT)
2. Stops accepting new requests but allows ongoing requests to complete
3. Waits for active requests to finish within configured timeout
4. Releases resources and performs cleanup
5. Logs all shutdown steps for observability
Test script validates:
- Server startup and API functionality
- Graceful shutdown sequence
- JSON log format validation
- Complete log sequence verification
- Proper signal handling and context propagation
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