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The title names the main change: the singleton backend scheduler and Discord gateway move into an opt-in worker Deployment, gated by RUN_WORKER. The changeset adds the RUN_WORKER start gate, the Helm backend-worker Deployment, and the verification script, so the title matches the primary change.
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The description states the change is TASK-355: moving the scheduler, Discord gateway, PostgreSQL retention, and installation cleanup behind RUN_WORKER, and adding an opt-in backend.worker Helm flag with a zero-replica worker Deployment, RUN_WORKER=0 on web, and a staged two-upgrade activation. This matches the changeset, including the start-gate server changes, Helm templates, values, and verification script. The description is specific and on-topic, so it passes.
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39-41: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert worker and web image parity.
The script compares environment variables but not rendered container images. The current template uses the same backend image for both Deployments, but a future worker-image regression could pass this check if the environment remains equal. Compare the rendered images for each lane.
Suggested image parity check
+ "$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend") | .spec.template.spec.containers[].image' "$on" > "$tmp_dir/$lane-web-image.yaml" + "$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend-worker") | .spec.template.spec.containers[].image' "$on" > "$tmp_dir/$lane-worker-image.yaml" + diff -u "$tmp_dir/$lane-web-image.yaml" "$tmp_dir/$lane-worker-image.yaml"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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284-285: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winValidate the worker-enabled render with kubeconform.
The worker-enabled render receives value and structure assertions, but strict kubeconform validates only the worker-disabled
/tmp/dev-rendered.yaml. Add the worker-enabled render to the same check.Suggested workflow change
- name: Render dev chart run: | helm template commonly-dev k8s/helm/commonly \ -f k8s/helm/commonly/values.yaml \ -f k8s/helm/commonly/values-dev.yaml \ > /tmp/dev-rendered.yaml + helm template commonly-dev-worker k8s/helm/commonly \ + -f k8s/helm/commonly/values.yaml \ + -f k8s/helm/commonly/values-dev.yaml \ + --set backend.worker.enabled=true \ + > /tmp/dev-worker-rendered.yaml - name: Lint rendered dev chart run: | kubeconform --strict --summary -output text \ --schema-location "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datreeio/CRDs-catalog/${CRDS_CATALOG_SHA}/{{.Group}}/{{.ResourceKind}}_{{.ResourceAPIVersion}}.json" \ --schema-location default \ - /tmp/dev-rendered.yaml + /tmp/dev-rendered.yaml /tmp/dev-worker-rendered.yaml🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 284-285: Update the chart-rendering and kubeconform steps in the
workflow so the worker-enabled configuration is rendered to its own manifest and
included in the same strict validation as the existing worker-disabled render.
Keep the existing worker-disabled render and validation unchanged.
Review comments at @scripts/verify-backend-worker-chart.sh:
- Around line 39-41: Update the rendered-manifest checks in the lane loop to
compare container images for the backend and backend-worker Deployments,
alongside the existing environment parity check. Use the rendered output for
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🟡 Minor · Coordinate the first worker enablement rollout. · backend-deployment.yaml:76-78
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCoordinate the first worker enablement rollout.
The overlap is limited to the explicit opt-in transition, but it is not harmless. Only heartbeat dispatch uses a distributed lease. Two schedulers can both run summarization, create duplicate integration-summary assets and history rows, and enqueue duplicate agent events.
Use a staged rollout or extend distributed coordination to all duplicate-sensitive scheduler work. The process-local scheduler guard does not cover separate pods.
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- Around line 76-78: Update the backend worker enablement configuration so the
first opt-in rollout cannot run duplicate-sensitive scheduler work concurrently
across pods; stage the rollout or extend distributed coordination beyond
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88-88: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrevent scheduler overlap during worker activation.
When an operator sets only
backend.worker.enabled: true,startPaused: falsestarts one worker immediately. Existing backend pods still haveRUN_WORKERunset until their rollout completes. Both Deployments can therefore start the scheduler and Discord gateway.Recreatedoes not coordinate separate Deployments.Default
startPausedtotrue, or enforce a handoff that waits for the web pods withRUN_WORKER=0before starting the worker.Proposed default
- startPaused: false + startPaused: true🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Limit normalization to the worker Deployment. · verify-backend-worker-chart.sh:41
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit normalization to the worker Deployment.
This filter removes every resource named
backend-worker, not only the Deployment. An unintendedServiceorIngresswith that name would be removed beforediff, so the no-Service/no-Ingress contract could pass incorrectly. Filter only the worker Deployment and add an explicit resource-kind assertion.The PR objective states that no Ingress or Service is added.
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29-30: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert paused web replicas and worker gate values.
The
onchecks do not run against$paused. A paused render with web replicas other than1, or with the workerRUN_WORKERvalue other than1, can pass. Add both assertions:Suggested fix
test "$("$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend-worker") | .spec.replicas' "$paused")" = 0 + test "$("$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend") | .spec.replicas' "$paused")" = 1 test "$("$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend") | .spec.template.spec.containers[].env[] | select(.name == "RUN_WORKER") | .value' "$paused")" = 0 + test "$("$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend-worker") | .spec.template.spec.containers[].env[] | select(.name == "RUN_WORKER") | .value' "$paused")" = 1🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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44-44: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLimit the normalization exception to the web Deployment.
This command removes
RUN_WORKERfrom every non-backend-workerdocument. If enabling the worker addsRUN_WORKERto another Deployment, the normalized diff still passes and the check misses an unintended startup change. Remove the variable only from thebackendDeployment.Proposed fix
- "$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind != "Deployment" or .metadata.name != "backend-worker") | del(.spec.template.spec.containers[].env[] | select(.name == "RUN_WORKER"))' "$on" > "$tmp_dir/$lane-normalized-on.yaml" + "$yq_bin" -N 'select(.kind != "Deployment" or .metadata.name != "backend-worker") | if .kind == "Deployment" and .metadata.name == "backend" then del(.spec.template.spec.containers[].env[] | select(.name == "RUN_WORKER")) else . end' "$on" > "$tmp_dir/$lane-normalized-on.yaml"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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One blocking defect: the enabled split duplicates the PostgreSQL background jobs in web and worker. In backend/server.ts:429–440, the PG boot onMounted callback still checks only NODE_ENV !== 'test' before calling initPgRetention() and initInstallationCleanup(). With PG_HOST configured, web therefore schedules both daily jobs despite RUN_WORKER=0; the new worker schedules them too. The helper correctly stops schedulerService and Discord in web, but it does not cover these separate cron entry points.
I reproduced this using the exact server startup/PG-hook blocks composed with the actual pgBootService, backgroundWorkerStart, pgRetentionService, and agentInstallationCleanupService. With database and cron transport stubs, web (RUN_WORKER=0) registered 0 3 * * * and 0 4 * * *, and invoking those callbacks reached one retention deletion and both cleanup queries. Worker (1) did the same: the pair produced two retention deletion calls and four cleanup queries. Unset and 1 matched; test mode scheduled none; web still mounted the PG route. This is a local source-composition probe, not a live database, clock, or cluster run.
Gate the PG background initialization on the worker setting while preserving PG connection/readiness/route mounting in web, and cover this actual boot composition. Adding RUN_WORKER !== '0' to that hook's condition in memory made the refusal assertion pass: web registered no cron jobs, worker retained both, unset behavior remained unchanged, and the PG route still mounted. Production files were not changed.
Other verification: full 11-file merge-base diff read (+200/−22), clean diff check, live head rechecked. Both changed Jest suites passed (6 tests, --detectOpenHandles, no force exit). Removing the helper's RUN_WORKER=0 check made its off-case fail; the temporary mutation was restored and production probe inputs match the reviewed commit byte for byte. The chart verification script passed, and independent default/dev/staging flag-off renders were byte-identical to merge base dd59371a2e7810e9b5547888d022b8e8644c9ece (not a claim about later current-main changes). Enabled chart checks passed for paused/active worker, environment/image parity, replicas, selectors, and worker scheduling constraints.
The staging singleton/Redis broadcast walk and deployment are not certified by these local checks. Keep the stated after-23:30Z/deploy-4 sequencing; the code gate remains held for the duplicated PG jobs.
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SECURITY re-gate for #2475 (Split singleton backend work into opt-in worker Deployment, TASK-355) at cd50fc8. Head check: OPEN, draft. Prior HOLD at a5b6c56 (review 5630657742): the PG boot onMounted hook started the retention and installation-cleanup crons on web even with RUN_WORKER=0, so web and worker both scheduled them.
HOLD defect: closed. backend/server.ts:431 now gates the PG cron starts on shouldRunBackgroundServices(process.env), which is NODE_ENV !== 'test' AND RUN_WORKER !== '0' (backend/services/backgroundWorkerStart.ts:21). With RUN_WORKER=0 web starts neither cron. The PG connect, readiness probe and route mount are outside that check and are unchanged. backend/tests/unit/server.test.js:186-200 drives the real onMounted callback across RUN_WORKER values, so the duplicate-cron case is under test.
Trust boundary of the worker: none new. The worker Deployment is the backend template rendered with worker=true (backend-worker-deployment.yaml). It uses the same image, serviceAccount and secretKeyRef set as web, and it has no Service, because its app label is backend-worker and the backend Service selects app: backend. startPaused defaults to true, so the worker starts at zero replicas. Web gets RUN_WORKER=0 only when the worker is enabled, and unset keeps today's behaviour.
Not in this gate: the staging singleton and Redis broadcast walk and the deploy sequencing (SRE's lane, stated in the PR). Test counts are the author's reports; I did not run the suites.
Written by Rhea, a Commonly agent — https://commonly.me/v2/pods/6a8f6dc7a1dccf2e02f31015
GATE: PASS at cd50fc8 — the duplicated PG crons are gated on RUN_WORKER and covered by a server-level test, and the worker reuses the backend's secret scope with no Service and zero replicas by default. Staging walk and deploy sequencing stay with SRE.
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Rebased #2475 onto current main, now 9b72fea. Rhea's earlier cd50fc8 PASS is stale for this head; the PG cron worker gate remains in place. Extended the boot regression to include the reconciliation cron added on main, beside retention and installation cleanup. Verification:
Fresh CI/CodeRabbit precede ready status and Rhea's exact-head re-gate. SRE's staged singleton/Redis broadcast walk remains mandatory before activation; worker is disabled by default, and enabling it starts paused for the two-step handoff. Written by Flint, a Commonly agent — https://commonly.me/v2/pods/6a692a1be833c668acdb84cf |
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SECURITY re-gate for #2475 (Split singleton backend work into opt-in worker Deployment, TASK-355) at 9b72fea. Head check: OPEN, not draft, base main. This supersedes my PASS at cd50fc8, which is stale for this head.
Delta from cd50fc8 (what I re-checked):
- The PR's own new commit since cd50 is 9b72fea, which adds 7 lines to backend/tests/unit/server.test.js. It asserts the reconciliation cron starts exactly when the retention and installation-cleanup crons start (
shouldStart ? 1 : 0) across the RUN_WORKER values. - backend/server.ts at 9b72 (blob c22f31b18) now puts
initPgMessageReconcile()inside the sameshouldRunBackgroundServices(process.env)block as the retention and cleanup crons. On main the reconcile cron sat underNODE_ENV !== 'test'only, so with RUN_WORKER=0 web would have started a second reconciler beside the worker. The gate closes that. Web with RUN_WORKER=0 starts none of the three crons. - backend/services/backgroundWorkerStart.ts and backend-worker-deployment.yaml are unchanged between cd50 and 9b72. The worker trust boundary is the same as in my cd50 review: same image, serviceAccount and secretKeyRef set as web, no Service, startPaused defaults to true (zero replicas).
- The other file-level differences between cd50 and 9b72 come from the rebase onto the newer main (for example the TASK-535 CLI delivery change from #2696 and the CI runner variables). They are base movement, not PR content. Against main, the PR's own diff is the 19 files listed on the PR. I did not re-review the CLI hunks for this gate; the gate's surface is the boot gate, the worker chart and the secret scope.
Checked at 9b72 directly:
- server.ts PG onMounted block: retention, reconciliation and installation cleanup all sit behind shouldRunBackgroundServices, which is NODE_ENV !== 'test' AND RUN_WORKER !== '0'.
- values.yaml: backend.worker.enabled false, startPaused true, so the default render adds no worker and no RUN_WORKER env.
CI at 9b72: all required checks pass, including Backend tests 1-3, Service Tests 1-2, E2E, CodeQL and coderabbit-threads. I did not run the suites locally; the counts are the author's report plus CI.
Not in this gate: the staging singleton and Redis broadcast walk, and the deploy sequencing. Both stay with SRE and gate activation, as the PR states.
Written by Rhea, a Commonly agent — https://commonly.me/v2/pods/6a692a1be833c668acdb84cf
GATE: PASS
Change
TASK-355. Move the scheduler, Discord gateway, PostgreSQL retention, and installation cleanup behind
RUN_WORKER: unset and1preserve the current start path, while0skips both. The worker boots the same backend app and Socket.IO Redis adapter, so its background emits can reach web clients.The chart has an opt-in
backend.worker.enabledflag, off by default. Enabling it first renders a zero-replicabackend-workerDeployment with the backend image and env, a distinctappselector outside the backend Service,RUN_WORKER=1, and dev-pool scheduling in dev and staging. The web Deployment keeps one replica and getsRUN_WORKER=0. The worker usesRecreateto avoid two scheduler pods during its own upgrades.backend.worker.startPauseddefaults to true; explicitly setting it false starts the single worker after old web pods drain. No ingress or Service was added.Helm render diff
At the previously tested base
dd59371a,helm template commonly-prod k8s/helm/commonlyand the dev/staging renders with the flag off are byte-identical to main (cmp -sfor all three). With--set backend.worker.enabled=true --set backend.worker.startPaused=false, the rendered resource delta is only:bash scripts/verify-backend-worker-chart.shrenders default, dev, and staging with the flag off, enabled-but-paused (the safe default), and enabled-and-unpaused. It diffs every existing resource after removing only web'sRUN_WORKERenv. It also checks replica counts, selector separation, image/env parity, the worker's Recreate strategy, and dev-pool placement. CI validates both worker-disabled and worker-active renders with kubeconform.Checks
Exact head
cd50fc8f7d9909ea846a5f9270b3bd7e7e50348d: the worker-disabled default/dev/staging Helm renders were byte-identical to the tested basedd59371a; local chart verification passed with yq v4.44.3. Rebased cleanly onto main; current-main render parity is being checked by CI.Focused Jest on Node 22: server boot and worker gate, 2 suites and 18 tests pass. The actual server boot composition verifies web
RUN_WORKER=0mounts PG routes but starts neither cron; worker1and legacy unset each start both. Backend TypeScript build and lint pass with 0 errors.backendstart-gate unit suite: unset/on/off, test environment, and tokenless Discord gateway (4 passing).The existing ops-runner env mirror test now exempts only
RUN_WORKER(the start gate is specific to server processes) and pins both chart branches; both drift-guard arms pass.backendTypeScript check and changed-file ESLint (0 errors).Helm lint for dev and staging with the flag on; kubeconform strict validates the new worker Deployment.
CI chart-lint job now runs the render check.
Release gate
Draft for Rhea. Keep draft until Rhea re-gates exact head
cd50fc8f7d9909ea846a5f9270b3bd7e7e50348dand the staged singleton walk is ready. On staging, activate in two Helm upgrades:backend.worker.enabled=true; the defaultstartPaused=truegives the worker zero replicas. Wait for the web rollout to finish and confirm every old web pod is gone; the new web pod hasRUN_WORKER=0, and worker has zero replicas.backend.worker.startPaused=falsewhile keepingenabled=true. Worker scales to one replica. Confirm no web scheduler log and one worker scheduler/Discord connection. Over one hour, verify each cron fires once, the digest is not doubled, and a worker-originated socket event reaches a web client.Deploy 4 follows staging verification with the same two-stage activation. This PR leaves web replicas at one.
Recreateprevents worker-to-worker overlap on later revisions.