Theo Bergman

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  "summary": "Confirmed: issuer store is Postgres-only, no sqlite path",
  "message": "Quick FYI while I fix LT-48's dev-loop (Naomi's live run found both profiles crash-looping on AUTH_JWT_ISSUER — needs an issuer service now). Verified directly in cmd/api-service/main.go: sql.Open(\"pgx\", cfg.IssuerDBDSN) — the issuer store is unconditionally Postgres, no sqlite alternative exists in the code at all. So even the compose \"sqlite\" profile needs a real Postgres instance running just for the issuer's oauth_client table — I'm making postgres available under both profiles rather than inventing a sqlite issuer path that doesn't exist. Shout if that's wrong or if something's changed since I last read main.go.",
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  "recipient": "03-engineering-delivery-b7",
  "content": "Quick FYI while I fix LT-48's dev-loop (Naomi's l…"
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1	# Local dev-loop (LT-48). Committed counterpart to 04-infra-devops/local-dev-loop.md's
2	# sketch, with two deviations from that sketch found while actually implementing it
3	# against the real code, not assumed from the design doc — see the idp-connector
4	# section below and this file's own PR for why.
5	#
6	# Quick start:
7	#   ./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh          # once, writes placeholder dev credentials
8	#   docker compose --profile sqlite up     # zero-dependency path, fastest inner loop
9	#   docker compose --profile postgres up   # exercises the shared postgres-package code path
10	#   docker compose --profile dev up        # hot-reload (air) against SQLite, rebuilds on save
11	#
12	# DB_DRIVER values this file actually wires: sqlite (default) or postgres — the same
13	# two values 03's own config surface accepts pass-through, no external doc required.
14	# Shared api-service config, factored out as a YAML anchor rather than
15	# compose's own `extends` — found live, not assumed: `extends` MERGES
16	# list-type fields (including `profiles`) instead of overriding them, so
17	# `api-service-pg: {extends: {service: api-service}, profiles: [postgres]}`
18	# actually resolves to `profiles: [sqlite, postgres]` (`docker compose
19	# config` proves it), which then makes `--profile sqlite` alone try to
20	# start api-service-pg too, and fail validating its `depends_on: postgres`
21	# since postgres isn't active in that profile set. A YAML anchor/merge
22	# key (`<<: *api-service-common`) is a plain top-level-key override
23	# instead — verified this actually produces two disjoint profile sets
24	# via `docker compose --profile sqlite config` / `--profile postgres
25	# config` before trusting it.
26	x-api-service-common: &api-service-common
27	  build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}
28	  ports: ["8080:8080"]
29	  secrets: [db_dsn]
30	
31	services:
32	  api-service:
33	    <<: *api-service-common
34	    environment:
35	      APP_MODE: verifier
36	      DB_DRIVER: sqlite
37	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
38	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
39	    # Bind mount, not a named volume — found by reading
40	    # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile directly, not assumed: the production
41	    # image (gcr.io/distroless/static-debian12:nonroot) never creates a
42	    # /data directory before switching to USER nonroot, so a fresh named
43	    # volume mounted at /data would be created root-owned by Docker,
44	    # and the nonroot container couldn't write its own SQLite file
45	    # there — a permission-denied error on first run, not a hypothetical.
46	    # ./.dev-data (world-writable, created by scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh)
47	    # sidesteps this: a host directory's permissions apply regardless of
48	    # which UID the container runs as, and world-writable is a
49	    # non-concern for throwaway local dev data.
50	    volumes: ["./.dev-data:/data"]
51	    profiles: ["sqlite"]
52	
53	  api-service-pg:
54	    <<: *api-service-common
55	    environment:
56	      APP_MODE: verifier
57	      DB_DRIVER: postgres
58	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
59	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
60	    depends_on:
61	      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}
62	    profiles: ["postgres"]
63	
64	  # Non-default host port (55432, not 5432): a developer with their own local
65	  # Postgres already running on 5432 shouldn't lose an afternoon to a silent
66	  # port collision (LT-48's own AC6 — the same *category* of "worked in
67	  # isolation, collided in combination" as the LT-46 quota incident).
68	  # Override with POSTGRES_HOST_PORT if 55432 is also taken.
69	  postgres:
70	    image: postgres:16-alpine
71	    environment:
72	      POSTGRES_USER: dev
73	      POSTGRES_DB: loginid_dev
74	      POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE: /run/secrets/postgres_password
75	    ports: ["${POSTGRES_HOST_PORT:-55432}:5432"]
76	    secrets: [postgres_password]
77	    healthcheck:
78	      test: ["CMD-SHELL", "pg_isready -U dev"]
79	      interval: 5s
80	      timeout: 5s
81	      retries: 10
82	    # Named volume, not anonymous — Tobias's (01) LT-48 review note: an
83	    # anonymous/no volume means `docker compose down` silently drops dev
84	    # data. Low-severity, but free to fix while writing this file for real.
85	    volumes: ["postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data"]
86	    profiles: ["postgres"]
87	
88	  # Hot-reload, dev-profile only, zero production-image impact (LT-48's
89	  # explicit criterion). air runs as its own separate compose service from
90	  # an UNMODIFIED upstream image — never a build-stage variant of
91	  # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile, which stays byte-identical to what this
92	  # story started with (checked via `git diff` on the Dockerfile, not by
93	  # inspection — see this PR's own diff, which touches no Dockerfile at
94	  # all). air rebuilds cmd/api-service from the bind-mounted source and
95	  # restarts it on every save.
96	  api-service-dev:
97	    image: cosmtrek/air:latest
98	    working_dir: /app
99	    volumes:
100	      - ".:/app"
101	      - "./.dev-data:/data"
102	    environment:
103	      APP_MODE: verifier
104	      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}
105	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
106	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
107	    ports: ["8080:8080"]
108	    secrets: [db_dsn]
109	    profiles: ["dev"]
110	
111	  # Deviation from local-dev-loop.md's sketch, found implementing it against
112	  # the real code rather than copied from the design doc: the sketch wired
113	  # idp_abc_client_id/idp_abc_client_secret as compose file-secrets and
114	  # pointed IDP_ABC_BASE_URL at a "mock-idp" service — but
115	  # internal/config.Config has no IDP_ABC_CLIENT_ID_FILE/
116	  # IDP_ABC_CLIENT_SECRET_FILE equivalent (unlike DB_DSN_FILE/
117	  # POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE), so compose's file-based secrets mechanism
118	  # never actually reaches those two values as written — cmd/idp-connector
119	  # only reads them as plain env vars, and NewHTTPVendorClient doesn't even
120	  # take them as arguments today (dead config surface, confirmed by reading
121	  # cmd/idp-connector/main.go directly). And "mock-idp" was never defined
122	  # as a compose service at all. Rather than commit a file secret mechanism
123	  # that silently does nothing, or invent a mock-idp service this repo
124	  # doesn't have: IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is left UNSET here, which is the real,
125	  # already-built local-dev path — cmd/idp-connector/main.go's own fallback
126	  # to StubVendorClient (seeded with one demo identity, in-process, no
127	  # network call) when IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is unset, exactly matching LT-41's
128	  # own stated non-goal ("no real vendor integration" needed for this
129	  # take-home). No dev secrets needed for the vendor side at all.
130	  idp-connector:
131	    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/idp-connector/Dockerfile}
132	    environment:
133	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8081"
134	      CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE: idp-connector-service
135	    ports: ["8081:8081"]
136	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
137	
138	secrets:
139	  db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn}
140	  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}
141	
142	volumes:
143	  postgres-data:
144	

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  "content": "# Local dev-loop (LT-48). Committed counterpart to 04-infra-devops/local-dev-loop.md's\n# sketch, with deviations from that sketch found while actually implementing it\n# against the real code and actually running it, not assumed from the design doc.\n#\n# Quick start:\n#   ./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh          # once, writes placeholder dev credentials + a dev JWT signing key\n#   docker compose --profile sqlite up     # DAO on SQLite; issuer/verifier/connector still run the real auth code path\n#   docker compose --profile postgres up   # DAO on Postgres, exercises the shared postgres-package code path\n#   docker compose --profile dev up        # hot-reload (air) against SQLite, rebuilds on save\n#   ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh       # once postgres is up: runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client, prints a mint-a-token curl\n#\n# DB_DRIVER values this file actually wires: sqlite (default) or postgres — the same\n# two values 03's own config surface accepts pass-through, no external doc required.\n#\n# Naomi's (01) live LT-48 review: both profiles crash-looped on\n# \"AUTH_JWT_ISSUER must be set\" — the first version of this file ran\n# api-service/idp-connector with real JWT verification code but no\n# issuer to mint tokens or serve a JWKS. The fix is a fourth service\n# (api-service-issuer, APP_MODE=issuer, below) running the SAME real\n# code path the cluster runs — no dev-only auth bypass, no mode that\n# skips verification, per the PM's explicit ruling on this finding.\nx-api-service-common: &api-service-common\n  build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}\n  ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n  secrets: [db_dsn]\n\n# JWT_ISSUER/AUDIENCE literals shared by every service in the local\n# auth chain — same values the real cluster manifests use\n# (deploy/manifests.yaml, deploy/api-service.yaml), so the compose loop\n# runs the identical code path, not a dev-only stand-in.\nx-jwt-common: &jwt-common\n  AUTH_JWT_ISSUER: \"https://auth.loginid-takehome.internal\"\n  AUTH_JWKS_URL: \"http://api-service-issuer:8082/.well-known/jwks.json\"\n\nservices:\n  api-service:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: sqlite\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    # Bind mount, not a named volume — found by reading\n    # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile directly, not assumed: the production\n    # image (gcr.io/distroless/static-debian12:nonroot) never creates a\n    # /data directory before switching to USER nonroot, so a fresh named\n    # volume mounted at /data would be created root-owned by Docker,\n    # and the nonroot container couldn't write its own SQLite file\n    # there — a permission-denied error on first run, not a hypothetical.\n    # ./.dev-data (world-writable, created by scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh)\n    # sidesteps this: a host directory's permissions apply regardless of\n    # which UID the container runs as, and world-writable is a\n    # non-concern for throwaway local dev data.\n    volumes: [\"./.dev-data:/data\"]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\"]\n\n  api-service-pg:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: postgres\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"postgres\"]\n\n  # The issuer database is unconditionally PostgreSQL — verified\n  # directly in cmd/api-service/main.go (`sql.Open(\"pgx\",\n  # cfg.IssuerDBDSN)`), no SQLite alternative exists in the code at\n  # all — so `postgres` now runs under BOTH profiles, not just\n  # \"postgres\". docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/01-create-issuer-db.sh\n  # (bind-mounted below) creates the second database on first init,\n  # same pattern the real cluster's own postgres-initdb ConfigMap uses.\n  #\n  # Non-default host port (55432, not 5432): a developer with their own local\n  # Postgres already running on 5432 shouldn't lose an afternoon to a silent\n  # port collision (LT-48's own AC6 — the same *category* of \"worked in\n  # isolation, collided in combination\" as the LT-46 quota incident).\n  # Override with POSTGRES_HOST_PORT if 55432 is also taken.\n  postgres:\n    image: postgres:16-alpine\n    environment:\n      POSTGRES_USER: dev\n      POSTGRES_DB: loginid_dev\n      POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE: /run/secrets/postgres_password\n    ports: [\"${POSTGRES_HOST_PORT:-55432}:5432\"]\n    secrets: [postgres_password]\n    healthcheck:\n      test: [\"CMD-SHELL\", \"pg_isready -U dev\"]\n      interval: 5s\n      timeout: 5s\n      retries: 10\n    # Named volume, not anonymous — Tobias's (01) LT-48 review note: an\n    # anonymous/no volume means `docker compose down` silently drops dev\n    # data. Low-severity, but free to fix while writing this file for real.\n    volumes:\n      - \"postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data\"\n      - \"./scripts/dev-postgres-initdb:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d:ro\"\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]\n\n  # The token issuer, per Naomi's live-review ruling: runs api-service's\n  # own real APP_MODE=issuer code path (the same mode the cluster's\n  # api-service-issuer Deployment runs) — no dev-only shortcut, no auth\n  # bypass. Always up under both DAO profiles, since the issuer's own\n  # database is unconditionally Postgres regardless of which driver the\n  # DAO itself uses.\n  api-service-issuer:\n    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: issuer\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8082\"\n      JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE: /run/secrets/jwt_signing_key\n      ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/issuer_db_dsn\n    ports: [\"8082:8082\"]\n    secrets: [jwt_signing_key, issuer_db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]\n\n  # Hot-reload, dev-profile only, zero production-image impact (LT-48's\n  # explicit criterion). air runs as its own separate compose service from\n  # an UNMODIFIED upstream image — never a build-stage variant of\n  # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile, which stays byte-identical to what this\n  # story started with (checked via `git diff` on the Dockerfile, not by\n  # inspection — see this PR's own diff, which touches no Dockerfile at\n  # all). air rebuilds cmd/api-service from the bind-mounted source and\n  # restarts it on every save.\n  api-service-dev:\n    image: cosmtrek/air:latest\n    working_dir: /app\n    volumes:\n      - \".:/app\"\n      - \"./.dev-data:/data\"\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n    secrets: [db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"dev\"]\n\n  # Deviation from local-dev-loop.md's sketch, found implementing it against\n  # the real code rather than copied from the design doc: the sketch wired\n  # idp_abc_client_id/idp_abc_client_secret as compose file-secrets and\n  # pointed IDP_ABC_BASE_URL at a \"mock-idp\" service — but\n  # internal/config.Config has no IDP_ABC_CLIENT_ID_FILE/\n  # IDP_ABC_CLIENT_SECRET_FILE equivalent (unlike DB_DSN_FILE/\n  # POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE), so compose's file-based secrets mechanism\n  # never actually reaches those two values as written — cmd/idp-connector\n  # only reads them as plain env vars, and NewHTTPVendorClient doesn't even\n  # take them as arguments today (dead config surface, confirmed by reading\n  # cmd/idp-connector/main.go directly). And \"mock-idp\" was never defined\n  # as a compose service at all. Rather than commit a file secret mechanism\n  # that silently does nothing, or invent a mock-idp service this repo\n  # doesn't have: IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is left UNSET here, which is the real,\n  # already-built local-dev path — cmd/idp-connector/main.go's own fallback\n  # to StubVendorClient (seeded with one demo identity, in-process, no\n  # network call) when IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is unset, exactly matching LT-41's\n  # own stated non-goal (\"no real vendor integration\" needed for this\n  # take-home). No dev secrets needed for the vendor side at all.\n  idp-connector:\n    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/idp-connector/Dockerfile}\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8081\"\n      CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE: idp-connector-service\n    ports: [\"8081:8081\"]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]\n\nsecrets:\n  db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn}\n  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}\n  jwt_signing_key: {file: ./.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key}\n  issuer_db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn}\n\nvolumes:\n  postgres-data:\n"
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1	#!/usr/bin/env bash
2	# LT-48: writes .dev-secrets/* with placeholder, local-only dev values.
3	# Safe to re-run — skips any file that already exists, so a developer's
4	# own edits (e.g. a real local Postgres password they set) aren't
5	# clobbered on a second run.
6	#
7	# .dev-secrets/ is .gitignore'd. These values are never used outside a
8	# developer's own machine and are never the pattern used in
9	# 04-infra-devops/containerization-design.md or secrets-delivery.md —
10	# see local-dev-loop.md's own "Dev credentials are dev credentials"
11	# section.
12	set -euo pipefail
13	
14	root="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)"
15	dir="$root/.dev-secrets"
16	mkdir -p "$dir"
17	
18	# ./.dev-data (docker-compose.yml's api-service/api-service-dev bind
19	# mount for /data): world-writable, since the production image
20	# (gcr.io/distroless/static-debian12:nonroot) never creates /data or
21	# chowns it before switching to a non-root user — a fresh Docker named
22	# volume mounted there would be root-owned and unwritable by the
23	# container. A bind-mounted, chmod 777 host directory sidesteps that
24	# regardless of which UID the container runs as; this is throwaway
25	# local dev data, not a security-sensitive artifact.
26	mkdir -p "$root/.dev-data"
27	chmod 777 "$root/.dev-data"
28	
29	write_if_absent() {
30	  local file="$1" value="$2"
31	  if [ -f "$file" ]; then
32	    echo "skip (exists): $file"
33	  else
34	    printf '%s' "$value" > "$file"
35	    chmod 600 "$file"
36	    echo "wrote: $file"
37	  fi
38	}
39	
40	# Plain file path, not a "file:" URI — internal/dao/sqlite.New's dsn
41	# argument is a bare path or ":memory:" (internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go),
42	# confirmed by reading the driver directly rather than assumed from the
43	# design sketch's own comment, which used "file:/data/dev.db" — that
44	# form isn't what this driver actually parses.
45	write_if_absent "$dir/db_dsn" "/data/dev.db"
46	write_if_absent "$dir/postgres_password" "dev-only-not-a-real-secret"
47	
48	echo
49	echo "Done. docker compose --profile sqlite up   (or --profile postgres, or --profile dev)"
50	

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  "new_string": "# Plain file path, not a \"file:\" URI — internal/dao/sqlite.New's dsn\n# argument is a bare path or \":memory:\" (internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go),\n# confirmed by reading the driver directly rather than assumed from the\n# design sketch's own comment, which used \"file:/data/dev.db\" — that\n# form isn't what this driver actually parses.\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/db_dsn\" \"/data/dev.db\"\ndev_pg_password=\"dev-only-not-a-real-secret\"\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/postgres_password\" \"$dev_pg_password\"\n\n# LT-48 (Naomi's live review): the issuer's own database — same \"dev\"\n# role/password as the main database (docker-postgres-initdb's\n# 01-create-issuer-db.sh creates the second database, not a second\n# role) — no migrator/runtime split locally, per local-dev-loop.md's\n# own non-goal. sslmode=disable: TLS is a real-cluster concern\n# (secrets-delivery.md), not this loop's.\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/issuer_db_dsn\" \"postgres://dev:«REDACTED»@postgres:5432/loginid_dev_issuer?sslmode=disable\"\n\n# JWT signing key (internal/api/signingkey.go's LoadSigningKey accepts\n# PKCS#1 or PKCS#8 PEM — openssl genrsa produces PKCS#1 directly,\n# confirmed by reading parseRSAPrivateKey). Local-only key, generated\n# fresh per developer machine, never the real cluster's signing key\n# (deploy/issuer-secret-bootstrap.yaml's out-of-band mechanism) — this\n# one only ever signs tokens api-service-issuer's own dev instance\n# mints and api-service's own dev instance verifies, on one machine.\nif [ -f \"$dir/jwt_signing_key\" ]; then\n  echo \"skip (exists): $dir/jwt_signing_key\"\nelse\n  openssl genrsa -out \"$dir/jwt_signing_key\" 2048 2>/dev/null\n  chmod 600 \"$dir/jwt_signing_key\"\n  echo \"wrote: $dir/jwt_signing_key\"\nfi\n\necho\necho \"Done. docker compose --profile sqlite up   (or --profile postgres, or --profile dev)\"\necho \"Then: ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh    (once postgres is healthy — runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client)\""
}

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  "command": "ls /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/migrations/\nls /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/migrations/sqlite 2>&1 | head -5\nwhich goose 2>&1"
}

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{
  "command": "docker info >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo \"docker up\" || echo \"docker down\""
}

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ncat >> /tmp/test-compose.yml << 'EOF'\nservices:\n  foo:\n    image: alpine:3.20\n    command: [\"echo\", \"hi\"]\n    profiles: [\"tools\"]\nEOF\ndocker compose -f /tmp/test-compose.yml run --rm foo 2>&1\nrm -f /tmp/test-compose.yml"
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178	      <<: *jwt-common
179	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8081"
180	      CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE: idp-connector-service
181	    ports: ["8081:8081"]
182	    depends_on:
183	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
184	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
185	
186	secrets:
187	  db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn}
188	  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}
189	  jwt_signing_key: {file: ./.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key}
190	  issuer_db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn}
191	
192	volumes:
193	  postgres-data:
194	

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]\n\nsecrets:",
  "new_string": "    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]\n\n  # One-shot migration/seed tool, never started by a bare `up` —\n  # `profiles: [tools]` isn't passed to any `--profile` flag in this\n  # file's own quick-start, so it only ever runs via `docker compose\n  # run --rm migrate ...` (scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh). Verified\n  # `docker compose run` bypasses profile filtering entirely (unlike\n  # `up`) before relying on that. Same image the real cluster's\n  # migration Job uses (deploy/migrate/Dockerfile) — one goose binary,\n  # not a second migration mechanism invented for local dev.\n  migrate:\n    build: {context: ., dockerfile: deploy/migrate/Dockerfile}\n    profiles: [\"tools\"]\n\nsecrets:"
}

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{
  "command": "grep -n \"goose/v3\\|pressly/goose\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/go.mod 2>&1\ndocker run --rm --entrypoint sh golang:1.27.1-alpine -c \"go install github.com/pressly/goose/v3/cmd/goose@v3.22.1 2>&1 | tail -5 && goose -h 2>&1 | grep -A20 'driver'\" 2>&1 | head -40"
}

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{
  "command": "docker run --rm --entrypoint sh golang:1.27.1-alpine -c \"apk add -q git 2>&1; go install github.com/pressly/goose/v3/cmd/goose@v3.22.1 2>&1 | tail -3 && /root/go/bin/goose -h 2>&1\" 2>&1 | tail -30"
}

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{
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh",
  "content": "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n# LT-48 (Naomi's live-review ruling): runs the issuer's migrations\n# against the local Postgres, seeds one dev OAuth client, and prints a\n# ready-to-paste curl that mints a real token through the real\n# APP_MODE=issuer code path — no dev-only bypass.\n#\n# Run once postgres is up and healthy (either --profile sqlite or\n# --profile postgres — the issuer database is unconditionally Postgres\n# regardless of which profile you're running the main DAO under, see\n# docker-compose.yml's own comment on api-service-issuer).\n#\n# Scope note: this script only handles the issuer database (Postgres,\n# always) plus, if you're on --profile postgres, the main database's\n# own schema. If you're on --profile sqlite, the main DAO's own tables\n# (user_profile/user_credential) still need creating — run goose\n# locally against .dev-data/dev.db yourself (`go run\n# github.com/pressly/goose/v3/cmd/goose@v3.22.1 sqlite3\n# .dev-data/dev.db -dir migrations/sqlite up`, then the same for\n# migrations/shared) rather than through the containerized migrate\n# tool: goose-in-a-container against a bind-mounted SQLite file wasn't\n# verified to work with this project's pure-Go sqlite driver in the\n# time available for this fix, and guessing at that wasn't worth\n# risking over the actually-reported bug (the issuer not existing at\n# all). This script's own job is the issuer + Postgres path, which is\n# what's needed either way to mint a token.\nset -euo pipefail\n\ncd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")/..\"\n\nissuer_dsn=\"postgres://dev:«REDACTED»@postgres:5432/loginid_dev_issuer?sslmode=disable\"\n\necho \"Running issuer migrations (migrations/shared, migrations/issuer)...\"\ndocker compose run --rm \\\n  -e GOOSE_DRIVER=postgres \\\n  -e GOOSE_DBSTRING=\"$issuer_dsn\" \\\n  -e GOOSE_MIGRATION_DIR=/migrations/shared \\\n  migrate up\ndocker compose run --rm \\\n  -e GOOSE_DRIVER=postgres \\\n  -e GOOSE_DBSTRING=\"$issuer_dsn\" \\\n  -e GOOSE_MIGRATION_DIR=/migrations/issuer \\\n  migrate up\n\necho \"Seeding one dev OAuth client (client_id: dev-client)...\"\ndev_secret=\"dev-client-secret-not-real\"\ndev_hash=\"$(go run deploy/gen-argon2-hash.go \"$dev_secret\")\"\n\ndocker compose exec -T postgres env PGPASSWORD=«REDACTED» psql \\\n  -U dev -d loginid_dev_issuer -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -c \"\n    INSERT INTO oauth_client (client_id, name, client_secret_hash, secret_state, granted_scopes, audience, status)\n    VALUES ('dev-client', 'Local dev client', '${dev_hash}', 'set', ARRAY['profile:read:own'], 'loginid-api-service', 'active')\n    ON CONFLICT (client_id) DO UPDATE SET client_secret_hash = EXCLUDED.client_secret_hash, secret_state = 'set', status = 'active';\n  \"\n\necho\necho \"Done. Mint a token:\"\necho\ncat <<EOF\ncurl -u dev-client:${dev_secret} \\\\\n  -d 'grant_type=client_credentials' \\\\\n  http://localhost:8082/auth/token\nEOF\n"
}

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{
  "command": "grep -n \"client_id\\|PRIMARY KEY\\|UNIQUE\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/migrations/issuer/00001_initial_schema.sql | head -10"
}

16:-- oauth_client has no PII columns, ever (Priya's ruling) — client_id and
27:-- client_id's charset CHECK is this table's own identifier rule —
29:-- validation) is explicitly NOT applied here, since client_id is a
39:-- list (client_id, client_secret_hash/secret_state, granted_scopes,
49:-- client_id is case-SENSITIVE (a plain TEXT primary key, no folding) —
66:	client_id TEXT NOT NULL,
75:	CONSTRAINT pk_oauth_client PRIMARY KEY (client_id),
76:	CONSTRAINT ck_oauth_client_id_charset CHECK (client_id ~ '^[A-Za-z0-9._-]{8,64}$'),

{
  "command": "chmod +x /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh\ncd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nruby -ryaml -e \"YAML.load_file('docker-compose.yml'); puts 'valid YAML'\"\ndocker compose --profile sqlite config --services 2>&1\necho \"---\"\ndocker compose --profile postgres config --services 2>&1\necho \"---\"\ndocker compose --profile dev config --services 2>&1"
}

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  "command": "grep -n \"api-service-issuer:\" -A 15 /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml | grep -n \"profiles\""
}

19:59-    profiles: ["sqlite"]
33:73-    profiles: ["postgres"]
38:78-  # all — so `postgres` now runs under BOTH profiles, not just
61:127-    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
67:154-    profiles: ["dev"]
84:184-    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
87:187-  # `profiles: [tools]` isn't passed to any `--profile` flag in this
96:196-    profiles: ["tools"]

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nsed -n '110,130p' docker-compose.yml"
}

  # own real APP_MODE=issuer code path (the same mode the cluster's
  # api-service-issuer Deployment runs) — no dev-only shortcut, no auth
  # bypass. Always up under both DAO profiles, since the issuer's own
  # database is unconditionally Postgres regardless of which driver the
  # DAO itself uses.
  api-service-issuer:
    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}
    environment:
      <<: *jwt-common
      APP_MODE: issuer
      HTTP_ADDR: ":8082"
      JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE: /run/secrets/jwt_signing_key
      ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/issuer_db_dsn
    ports: ["8082:8082"]
    secrets: [jwt_signing_key, issuer_db_dsn]
    depends_on:
      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}
    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]

  # Hot-reload, dev-profile only, zero production-image impact (LT-48's
  # explicit criterion). air runs as its own separate compose service from
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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "    secrets: [jwt_signing_key, issuer_db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"]",
  "new_string": "    secrets: [jwt_signing_key, issuer_db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n    # \"dev\" included too: api-service-dev (hot-reload) depends_on this\n    # service, and compose validates depends_on targets against the\n    # active profile set regardless of condition type — found the same\n    # way as the extends/profiles gotcha earlier: `docker compose\n    # --profile dev config` failed until this and postgres's own\n    # profiles list both included \"dev\".\n    profiles: [\"sqlite\", \"postgres\", \"dev\"]"
}

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{
  "command": "grep -n 'profiles: \\[\"sqlite\", \"postgres\"\\]' /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml"
}

107:    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
190:    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]

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95	    secrets: [postgres_password]
96	    healthcheck:
97	      test: ["CMD-SHELL", "pg_isready -U dev"]
98	      interval: 5s
99	      timeout: 5s
100	      retries: 10
101	    # Named volume, not anonymous — Tobias's (01) LT-48 review note: an
102	    # anonymous/no volume means `docker compose down` silently drops dev
103	    # data. Low-severity, but free to fix while writing this file for real.
104	    volumes:
105	      - "postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data"
106	      - "./scripts/dev-postgres-initdb:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d:ro"
107	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
108	
109	  # The token issuer, per Naomi's live-review ruling: runs api-service's

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml",
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}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nfor p in sqlite postgres dev; do\n  echo \"--- $p ---\"\n  docker compose --profile \"$p\" config --services 2>&1\ndone"
}

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idp-connector
--- postgres ---
postgres
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api-service-pg
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--- dev ---
postgres
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data\n./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh"
}

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wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/.dev-secrets/postgres_password
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key

Done. docker compose --profile sqlite up   (or --profile postgres, or --profile dev)
Then: ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh    (once postgres is healthy — runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile postgres up -d --build 2>&1 | tail -40",
  "timeout": 180000
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nsleep 5\ndocker compose --profile postgres ps 2>&1"
}

NAME                                IMAGE                             COMMAND                  SERVICE              CREATED          STATUS                    PORTS
lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer-1   lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer   "/api-service"           api-service-issuer   17 seconds ago   Up 11 seconds             0.0.0.0:8082->8082/tcp, [::]:8082->8082/tcp
lt-48-issuer-api-service-pg-1       lt-48-issuer-api-service-pg       "/api-service"           api-service-pg       17 seconds ago   Up 10 seconds             0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, [::]:8080->8080/tcp
lt-48-issuer-idp-connector-1        lt-48-issuer-idp-connector        "/idp-connector"         idp-connector        17 seconds ago   Up 10 seconds             0.0.0.0:8081->8081/tcp, [::]:8081->8081/tcp
lt-48-issuer-postgres-1             postgres:16-alpine                "docker-entrypoint.s…"   postgres             17 seconds ago   Up 16 seconds (healthy)   0.0.0.0:55432->5432/tcp, [::]:55432->5432/tcp
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{
  "command": "curl -s http://localhost:8082/.well-known/jwks.json; echo\ncurl -s http://localhost:8081/healthz; echo\ncurl -s -o /dev/null -w \"api-service-pg /healthz status: %{http_code}\\n\" http://localhost:8080/healthz"
}

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{"status":"ok","service":"idp-connector","build":"unknown"}

api-service-pg /healthz status: 200

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\n./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh 2>&1",
  "timeout": 120000
}

Exit code 1
Running issuer migrations (migrations/shared, migrations/issuer)...
 Image lt-48-issuer-migrate Building 
#1 [internal] load local bake definitions
#1 reading from stdin 599B done
#1 DONE 0.0s

#2 [internal] load build definition from Dockerfile
#2 transferring dockerfile: 549B done
#2 DONE 0.0s

#3 [internal] load metadata for docker.io/library/golang:1.27.1-alpine
#3 DONE 0.0s

#4 [internal] load metadata for docker.io/library/alpine:3.20
#4 DONE 0.0s

#5 [internal] load .dockerignore
#5 transferring context: 2B done
#5 DONE 0.0s

#6 [stage-1 1/4] FROM docker.io/library/alpine:3.20@sha256:«REDACTED-HEX»
#6 resolve docker.io/library/alpine:3.20@sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» 0.0s done
#6 DONE 0.0s

#7 [builder 1/2] FROM docker.io/library/golang:1.27.1-alpine@sha256:«REDACTED-HEX»
#7 resolve docker.io/library/golang:1.27.1-alpine@sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» 0.0s done
#7 DONE 0.0s

#8 [internal] load build context
#8 transferring context: 692B 0.0s done
#8 DONE 0.0s

#9 [stage-1 2/4] RUN apk add --no-cache ca-certificates
#9 CACHED

#10 [builder 2/2] RUN go install github.com/pressly/goose/v3/cmd/goose@v3.22.1
#10 CACHED

#11 [stage-1 3/4] COPY --from=builder /go/bin/goose /usr/local/bin/goose
#11 CACHED

#12 [stage-1 4/4] COPY migrations /migrations
#12 DONE 0.0s

#13 exporting to image
#13 exporting layers 0.0s done
#13 exporting manifest sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» done
#13 exporting config sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» done
#13 exporting attestation manifest sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» done
#13 exporting manifest list sha256:«REDACTED-HEX» done
#13 naming to docker.io/library/lt-48-issuer-migrate:latest done
#13 unpacking to docker.io/library/lt-48-issuer-migrate:latest
#13 unpacking to docker.io/library/lt-48-issuer-migrate:latest 0.2s done
#13 DONE 0.3s

#14 resolving provenance for metadata file
#14 DONE 0.0s
 Image lt-48-issuer-migrate Built 
 Container lt-48-issuer-migrate-run-9dc42463028d Creating 
 Container lt-48-issuer-migrate-run-9dc42463028d Created 
2026/09/13 19:14:12 goose run: ERROR 00001_seed_auth_method.sql: failed to run SQL migration: failed to execute SQL query "INSERT INTO auth_method (name, requires_secret, is_active)\nVALUES ('password', true, true)\nON CONFLICT (name) DO NOTHING;": ERROR: relation "auth_method" does not exist (SQLSTATE 42P01)

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}

1	#!/usr/bin/env bash
2	# LT-48 (Naomi's live-review ruling): runs the issuer's migrations
3	# against the local Postgres, seeds one dev OAuth client, and prints a
4	# ready-to-paste curl that mints a real token through the real
5	# APP_MODE=issuer code path — no dev-only bypass.
6	#
7	# Run once postgres is up and healthy (either --profile sqlite or
8	# --profile postgres — the issuer database is unconditionally Postgres
9	# regardless of which profile you're running the main DAO under, see
10	# docker-compose.yml's own comment on api-service-issuer).
11	#
12	# Scope note: this script only handles the issuer database (Postgres,
13	# always) plus, if you're on --profile postgres, the main database's
14	# own schema. If you're on --profile sqlite, the main DAO's own tables
15	# (user_profile/user_credential) still need creating — run goose
16	# locally against .dev-data/dev.db yourself (`go run
17	# github.com/pressly/goose/v3/cmd/goose@v3.22.1 sqlite3
18	# .dev-data/dev.db -dir migrations/sqlite up`, then the same for
19	# migrations/shared) rather than through the containerized migrate
20	# tool: goose-in-a-container against a bind-mounted SQLite file wasn't
21	# verified to work with this project's pure-Go sqlite driver in the
22	# time available for this fix, and guessing at that wasn't worth
23	# risking over the actually-reported bug (the issuer not existing at
24	# all). This script's own job is the issuer + Postgres path, which is
25	# what's needed either way to mint a token.
26	set -euo pipefail
27	
28	cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.."
29	
30	issuer_dsn="postgres://dev:«REDACTED»@postgres:5432/loginid_dev_issuer?sslmode=disable"
31	
32	echo "Running issuer migrations (migrations/shared, migrations/issuer)..."
33	docker compose run --rm \
34	  -e GOOSE_DRIVER=postgres \
35	  -e GOOSE_DBSTRING="$issuer_dsn" \
36	  -e GOOSE_MIGRATION_DIR=/migrations/shared \
37	  migrate up
38	docker compose run --rm \
39	  -e GOOSE_DRIVER=postgres \
40	  -e GOOSE_DBSTRING="$issuer_dsn" \
41	  -e GOOSE_MIGRATION_DIR=/migrations/issuer \
42	  migrate up
43	
44	echo "Seeding one dev OAuth client (client_id: dev-client)..."
45	dev_secret="dev-client-secret-not-real"
46	dev_hash="$(go run deploy/gen-argon2-hash.go "$dev_secret")"
47	
48	docker compose exec -T postgres env PGPASSWORD=«REDACTED» psql \
49	  -U dev -d loginid_dev_issuer -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -c "
50	    INSERT INTO oauth_client (client_id, name, client_secret_hash, secret_state, granted_scopes, audience, status)
51	    VALUES ('dev-client', 'Local dev client', '${dev_hash}', 'set', ARRAY['profile:read:own'], 'loginid-api-service', 'active')
52	    ON CONFLICT (client_id) DO UPDATE SET client_secret_hash = EXCLUDED.client_secret_hash, secret_state = 'set', status = 'active';
53	  "
54	
55	echo
56	echo "Done. Mint a token:"
57	echo
58	cat <<EOF
59	curl -u dev-client:${dev_secret} \\
60	  -d 'grant_type=client_credentials' \\
61	  http://localhost:8082/auth/token
62	EOF
63	

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The file /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose exec postgres psql -U dev -d loginid_dev_issuer -c \"\\dt\" 2>&1\ndocker compose exec postgres psql -U dev -d loginid_dev -c \"\\dt\" 2>&1"
}

             List of relations
 Schema |       Name       | Type  | Owner 
--------+------------------+-------+-------
 public | goose_db_version | table | dev
(1 row)

Did not find any relations.
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\n./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh --postgres-profile 2>&1 | grep -v \"^#\\|^ \\|Building\\|Built\\|Creating\\|Created\\|resolving\\|DONE\\|transferring\\|CACHED\\|load \\|naming\\|exporting\\|unpacking\"",
  "timeout": 120000
}

Running main-database migrations (migrations/postgres, migrations/shared)...
2026/09/13 19:14:56 OK   00001_initial_schema.sql (41.88ms)
2026/09/13 19:14:56 OK   00002_phone_e164_narrow_range.sql (1.82ms)
2026/09/13 19:14:56 goose: successfully migrated database to version: 2
2026/09/13 19:14:56 goose: no migrations to run. current version: 2
Running issuer migrations (migrations/issuer, against the ISSUER database only)...
2026/09/13 19:14:56 OK   00001_initial_schema.sql (13.65ms)
2026/09/13 19:14:56 goose: successfully migrated database to version: 1
Seeding one dev OAuth client (client_id: dev-client)...
INSERT 0 1

Done. Mint a token:

curl -u dev-client:dev-client-secret-not-real \
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  "command": "TOKEN_RESPONSE=$(curl -s -u dev-client:dev-client-secret-not-real -d 'grant_type=client_credentials' http://localhost:8082/auth/token)\necho \"$TOKEN_RESPONSE\"\nTOKEN=$(echo \"$TOKEN_RESPONSE\" | python3 -c \"import json,sys; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['access_token'])\" 2>&1)\necho \"---\"\necho \"token length: ${#TOKEN}\""
}

{"access_token":"«REDACTED-JWT»","token_type":"Bearer","expires_in":600,"scope":"profile:read:own"}
---
token length: 685

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  "command": "TOKEN_RESPONSE=$(curl -s -u dev-client:dev-client-secret-not-real -d 'grant_type=client_credentials' http://localhost:8082/auth/token)\nTOKEN=$(echo \"$TOKEN_RESPONSE\" | python3 -c \"import json,sys; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['access_token'])\")\necho \"--- no token (expect 401) ---\"\ncurl -s -o /dev/null -w \"%{http_code}\\n\" -X POST http://localhost:8080/profiles/search -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{\"name\":\"x\"}'\necho \"--- with real token (expect NOT 401 — 403 or 200/empty result is fine, just not an auth failure) ---\"\ncurl -s -o /dev/null -w \"%{http_code}\\n\" -X POST http://localhost:8080/profiles/search -H \"Authorization: Bearer «REDACTED»" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{\"name\":\"x\"}'"
}

--- no token (expect 401) ---
401
--- with real token (expect NOT 401 — 403 or 200/empty result is fine, just not an auth failure) ---
403

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile postgres down -v 2>&1 | tail -10\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data"
}

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  "timeout": 120000
}

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NAME                                IMAGE                             COMMAND                  SERVICE              CREATED          STATUS                    PORTS
lt-48-issuer-api-service-1          lt-48-issuer-api-service          "/api-service"           api-service          12 seconds ago   Up 6 seconds              0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, [::]:8080->8080/tcp
lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer-1   lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer   "/api-service"           api-service-issuer   12 seconds ago   Up 6 seconds              0.0.0.0:8082->8082/tcp, [::]:8082->8082/tcp
lt-48-issuer-idp-connector-1        lt-48-issuer-idp-connector        "/idp-connector"         idp-connector        12 seconds ago   Up 6 seconds              0.0.0.0:8081->8081/tcp, [::]:8081->8081/tcp
lt-48-issuer-postgres-1             postgres:16-alpine                "docker-entrypoint.s…"   postgres             12 seconds ago   Up 12 seconds (healthy)   0.0.0.0:55432->5432/tcp, [::]:55432->5432/tcp
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile sqlite down 2>&1 | tail -3\ndocker compose --profile dev up -d --build 2>&1 | tail -10\nsleep 8\ndocker compose --profile dev ps 2>&1\ncurl -s -o /dev/null -w \"api-service-dev /healthz status: %{http_code}\\n\" http://localhost:8080/healthz",
  "timeout": 120000
}

Exit code 56
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NAME                                IMAGE                             COMMAND                  SERVICE              CREATED          STATUS                    PORTS
lt-48-issuer-api-service-dev-1      cosmtrek/air:latest               "/go/bin/air"            api-service-dev      14 seconds ago   Up 8 seconds              0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, [::]:8080->8080/tcp
lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer-1   lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer   "/api-service"           api-service-issuer   14 seconds ago   Up 8 seconds              0.0.0.0:8082->8082/tcp, [::]:8082->8082/tcp
lt-48-issuer-postgres-1             postgres:16-alpine                "docker-entrypoint.s…"   postgres             14 seconds ago   Up 13 seconds (healthy)   0.0.0.0:55432->5432/tcp, [::]:55432->5432/tcp
api-service-dev /healthz status: 000

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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile dev logs api-service-dev 2>&1 | tail -30"
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api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] !exclude deploy
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/api
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/app
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/config
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/connector
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/dao
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/dao/conformance
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/dao/postgres
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/dao/sqlite
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/model
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/onboarding
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching internal/sweep
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations/cockroachdb
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations/issuer
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations/postgres
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations/shared
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching migrations/sqlite
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching profiles
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching profiles/dana-whitfield
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching scripts
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] watching scripts/dev-postgres-initdb
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] !exclude tmp
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] building...
api-service-dev-1  | go: go.mod requires go >= 1.27.1 (running go 1.27.0; GOTOOLCHAIN=local)
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] failed to build, error: exit status 1
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] running...
api-service-dev-1  | /bin/sh: 1: /app/tmp/api-service: not found
api-service-dev-1  | [19:16:07] Process Exit with Code: 127
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143	  # all). air rebuilds cmd/api-service from the bind-mounted source and
144	  # restarts it on every save.
145	  api-service-dev:
146	    image: cosmtrek/air:latest
147	    working_dir: /app
148	    volumes:
149	      - ".:/app"
150	      - "./.dev-data:/data"
151	    environment:
152	      <<: *jwt-common
153	      APP_MODE: verifier
154	      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}
155	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
156	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
157	      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: "loginid-api-service"
158	    ports: ["8080:8080"]
159	    secrets: [db_dsn]
160	    depends_on:
161	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
162	    profiles: ["dev"]

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n    secrets: [db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"dev\"]",
  "new_string": "    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n      # Found live, not assumed: cosmtrek/air:latest bundles go1.27.0,\n      # older than go.mod's `go 1.27.1` requirement — `go build` fails\n      # with \"go.mod requires go >= 1.27.1 (running go 1.27.0;\n      # GOTOOLCHAIN=local)\" and air then tries to run a binary that was\n      # never produced. GOTOOLCHAIN=auto (Go's own standard toolchain-\n      # switching mechanism since 1.21, not a modification to the\n      # image) lets `go build` download and use the exact 1.27.1\n      # toolchain go.mod asks for. Confirmed this actually fixes it by\n      # running the dev profile for real, not just reasoning about it.\n      GOTOOLCHAIN: auto\n    ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n    secrets: [db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"dev\"]"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile dev up -d 2>&1 | tail -10\nsleep 20\ndocker compose --profile dev logs api-service-dev 2>&1 | tail -15",
  "timeout": 60000
}

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api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/jackc/pgservicefile v0.0.0-20240606120523-5a60cdf6a761
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/prometheus/procfs v0.22.0
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/cespare/xxhash/v2 v2.3.0
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading golang.org/x/text v0.42.0
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/munnerz/goautoneg v0.0.0-20191010083416-a7dc8b61c822
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/prometheus/client_model v0.6.2
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/jackc/puddle/v2 v2.2.2
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading golang.org/x/sys v0.48.0
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading golang.org/x/sync v0.23.0
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading modernc.org/libc v1.75.6
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading modernc.org/mathutil v1.7.1
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading modernc.org/memory v1.12.1
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/dustin/go-humanize v1.0.1
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/remyoudompheng/bigfft v0.0.0-20230129092748-24d4a6f8daec
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\nsleep 20\ndocker compose --profile dev logs api-service-dev 2>&1 | tail -10\ndocker compose --profile dev ps 2>&1",
  "timeout": 60000
}

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api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading modernc.org/memory v1.12.1
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/dustin/go-humanize v1.0.1
api-service-dev-1  | go: downloading github.com/remyoudompheng/bigfft v0.0.0-20230129092748-24d4a6f8daec
api-service-dev-1  | [19:17:12] running...
api-service-dev-1  | 2026/09/13 19:17:12 api-service: mode=verifier listening on :8080
api-service-dev-1  | 2026/09/13 19:17:12 api-service: onboarding (LT-33) config check failed, no consumer wired yet: ISSUER_TOKEN_URL must be set
NAME                                IMAGE                             COMMAND                  SERVICE              CREATED              STATUS                        PORTS
lt-48-issuer-api-service-dev-1      cosmtrek/air:latest               "/go/bin/air"            api-service-dev      46 seconds ago       Up 45 seconds                 0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, [::]:8080->8080/tcp
lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer-1   lt-48-issuer-api-service-issuer   "/api-service"           api-service-issuer   About a minute ago   Up About a minute             0.0.0.0:8082->8082/tcp, [::]:8082->8082/tcp
lt-48-issuer-postgres-1             postgres:16-alpine                "docker-entrypoint.s…"   postgres             About a minute ago   Up About a minute (healthy)   0.0.0.0:55432->5432/tcp, [::]:55432->5432/tcp
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{
  "command": "curl -s -o /dev/null -w \"api-service-dev /healthz status: %{http_code}\\n\" http://localhost:8080/healthz\ncurl -s http://localhost:8080/healthz"
}

api-service-dev /healthz status: 200
{"status":"ok","service":"api-service","build":"unknown","db":"ok"}

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ndocker compose --profile dev down -v 2>&1 | tail -10\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data\ngit status --short"
}

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 Container lt-48-issuer-postgres-1 Stopping 
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 M docker-compose.yml
 M scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh
?? scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh
?? scripts/dev-postgres-initdb/
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ngit config --worktree user.name \"Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead, Claude Sonnet 5)\"\ngit config --worktree user.email \"theo.bergman@agents.loginid-takehome.invalid\"\ngit add docker-compose.yml scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh scripts/dev-postgres-initdb\ngit status --short"
}

M  docker-compose.yml
A  scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh
A  scripts/dev-postgres-initdb/01-create-issuer-db.sh
M  scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ngit commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-48: add real token-issuer service, fix dev-loop auth crash-loop\n\nNaomi's (01) live LT-48 review found both profiles crash-looping\nwithin a second on \"AUTH_JWT_ISSUER must be set\" — the first version\nof docker-compose.yml ran api-service/idp-connector with real JWT\nverification code but no issuer to mint tokens or serve a JWKS.\nStructural gap, not a config typo: the dev loop had no issuer at all.\n\nFix, per the PM's ruling adopting Naomi's own recommendation — the\nreal code path, no dev-only bypass, no APP_MODE that skips\nverification:\n\n- New api-service-issuer compose service: same image, APP_MODE=issuer\n  (the real cluster's own second-Deployment pattern), its own dev RSA\n  signing key and issuer database.\n- postgres now runs under every profile (sqlite/postgres/dev), not\n  just \"postgres\" — verified directly in cmd/api-service/main.go\n  (sql.Open(\"pgx\", cfg.IssuerDBDSN), confirmed with Renata): the issuer\n  database is unconditionally PostgreSQL, no SQLite alternative exists\n  in the code, so even the SQLite-DAO profile needs a real Postgres\n  instance for the issuer alone.\n- scripts/dev-postgres-initdb/01-create-issuer-db.sh: creates the\n  second database on first init (bind-mounted into\n  docker-entrypoint-initdb.d, same mechanism the real cluster's own\n  postgres-initdb ConfigMap uses).\n- scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh: generates a dev RSA signing key\n  (openssl genrsa — confirmed PKCS#1 PEM parses fine against\n  internal/api/signingkey.go's parseRSAPrivateKey) and the issuer DB\n  DSN.\n- scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh: runs migrations in the SAME order\n  the real cluster's migration Job does (postgres/ then shared/\n  against the main database, issuer/ against the issuer database,\n  three separate invocations) — caught live, not assumed: an earlier\n  draft ran migrations/shared against the issuer database directly and\n  failed immediately (\"relation auth_method does not exist\"), since\n  that seed migration belongs to the main schema, not oauth_client's.\n  Seeds one dev OAuth client, prints a ready-to-paste curl.\n- AUTH_JWT_ISSUER/AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE/AUTH_JWKS_URL/CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE\n  set to the same literals the real cluster manifests use\n  (deploy/manifests.yaml, deploy/api-service.yaml) via a shared\n  x-jwt-common anchor, not dev-only stand-ins.\n- Found and fixed a second real bug while actually running the \"dev\"\n  profile: cosmtrek/air:latest bundles go1.27.0, older than go.mod's\n  `go 1.27.1` requirement, so `go build` failed with\n  \"GOTOOLCHAIN=local\" and air then tried to exec a binary that was\n  never produced. GOTOOLCHAIN=auto (Go's own standard toolchain\n  mechanism since 1.21, not an image modification) fixes it.\n\nFully verified live end to end, not just config-validated this time —\nDocker came back up mid-session:\n- --profile postgres: all four containers (postgres, api-service-issuer,\n  api-service-pg, idp-connector) started and stayed up; ran the\n  migrate+seed script for real; minted a real token via\n  POST /auth/token; confirmed the verifier's /profiles/search returns\n  403 (StopgapAuthorizer's own scope check) rather than 401 with that\n  real token, proving the full JWKS-fetch/signature/issuer/audience\n  chain actually works, not just that the process doesn't crash.\n- --profile sqlite: all four containers started and stayed up (the\n  originally-reported crash-loop, now fixed).\n- --profile dev: confirmed the GOTOOLCHAIN fix live — air rebuilds and\n  serves a real 200 on /healthz.\nAll test containers/volumes/dev-secrets torn down after.\n\nStory: LT-48\nWork-By: Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead); Naomi Voss (01, PO, found\nthe live defect); Renata Cole (03, confirmed the issuer-DB-is-always-\nPostgres finding).\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnkuYV6xXmzt8kmeiHjPCG\nEOF\n)\"\ngit push -u origin fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop 2>&1 || git push -u https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop 2>&1"
}

[fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop d45aeed] LT-48: add real token-issuer service, fix dev-loop auth crash-loop
 4 files changed, 218 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)
 create mode 100755 scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh
 create mode 100755 scripts/dev-postgres-initdb/01-create-issuer-db.sh
remote: 
remote: Create a pull request for 'fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop' on GitHub by visiting:        
remote:      https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/pull/new/fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop        
remote: 
To github.com:wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git
 * [new branch]      fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop -> fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop
branch 'fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop' set up to track 'origin/fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop'.
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer\ngh pr create --title \"LT-48: real token-issuer service, fix dev-loop crash-loop\" --body \"$(cat <<'EOF'\n## Summary\nNaomi's live LT-48 review found both profiles crash-looping within a second on \"AUTH_JWT_ISSUER must be set\" — a structural gap, not a config typo: the dev loop had no issuer to mint tokens or serve a JWKS at all. Fix per the PM's ruling adopting Naomi's own recommendation: a real `api-service-issuer` compose service running `APP_MODE=issuer` — the same code path the cluster runs, no dev-only bypass.\n\n- New `api-service-issuer` service, own dev RSA signing key, own issuer database.\n- `postgres` now runs under every profile — verified directly (`sql.Open(\"pgx\", cfg.IssuerDBDSN)`, confirmed with Renata): the issuer database is unconditionally PostgreSQL, no SQLite alternative exists.\n- `scripts/dev-postgres-initdb/01-create-issuer-db.sh` creates the second database on first init.\n- `scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh` generates a dev RSA signing key + issuer DB DSN.\n- `scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh` runs migrations in the real cluster's own order (`postgres/` then `shared/` against the main DB, `issuer/` against the issuer DB) — caught live: an earlier draft ran `shared/` against the issuer DB directly and failed immediately (`relation auth_method does not exist`).\n- `AUTH_JWT_ISSUER`/`AUDIENCE`/`AUTH_JWKS_URL`/`CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE` set to the exact literals the real cluster manifests use.\n- Found and fixed a second real bug live: `cosmtrek/air:latest` bundles go1.27.0, older than `go.mod`'s `go 1.27.1` — `GOTOOLCHAIN=auto` fixes it (standard Go mechanism, not an image modification).\n\n## Verification (fully live this time — Docker came back up mid-session)\n- **`--profile postgres`**: all four containers started and stayed up; ran the migrate+seed script for real; minted a real token via `POST /auth/token`; confirmed `/profiles/search` returns **403** (not 401) with that token — proving the full JWKS-fetch/signature/issuer/audience chain actually works end to end, not just that the process doesn't crash.\n- **`--profile sqlite`**: all four containers started and stayed up (the originally-reported crash-loop, now fixed).\n- **`--profile dev`**: confirmed the `GOTOOLCHAIN` fix live — air rebuilds and serves a real 200 on `/healthz`.\n- All test containers/volumes/dev-secrets torn down after.\n\n## Who did the work\n- **Theo Bergman** (04-infra-devops lead, Claude Sonnet 5) — implementation, live verification, PR.\n- **Naomi Voss** (01, PO) — found the live defect, refinement/LT-48.md's original recommendation this fix adopts.\n- **Renata Cole** (03) — confirmed the issuer-DB-is-always-Postgres finding.\n\n## Links\n- Story: LT-48\n\n## Checklist\n- [x] Any change to `dao.Repository` or its sub-interfaces updates the hand-written fake in this PR — N/A.\n- [x] Any new env var read in `config.go` is set in every Deployment whose `APP_MODE` uses it — N/A, this is local dev tooling, not a cluster manifest; local env vars now match the real manifests' literals exactly.\n- [x] No secret or token in code, tests, or comments (dev secrets are placeholder/local-only, per `local-dev-loop.md`'s own explicit non-goal).\n- [x] `git diff origin/main` reviewed before requesting merge.\n\n## Test plan\n- [x] All three profiles live-verified end to end (see above) — real token minted, real verification, not just \"doesn't crash.\"\n\n🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)\n\nhttps://claude.ai/code/session_01CnkuYV6xXmzt8kmeiHjPCG\nEOF\n)\" 2>&1"
}

https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/pull/69
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree remove /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-issuer 2>&1"
}

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{
  "to": "project manager",
  "summary": "PR #69: LT-48 fixed and fully live-verified end to end",
  "message": "PR #69 up: https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome/pull/69 — real api-service-issuer compose service, postgres now under every profile (issuer DB is unconditionally Postgres, confirmed with Renata), migration/seed script, JWT literals matching the real cluster manifests exactly.\n\nDocker came back up mid-session, so this is fully live-verified, not just config-checked: ran --profile postgres for real, minted a real token via /auth/token, confirmed /profiles/search returns 403 (not 401) with it — proving the whole JWKS-fetch/signature/issuer/audience chain actually works, not just that processes don't crash. --profile sqlite confirmed fixed too (the originally-reported crash-loop). Also caught and fixed a second real bug along the way: cosmtrek/air:latest's bundled Go (1.27.0) is older than go.mod requires (1.27.1) — GOTOOLCHAIN=auto fixes it, confirmed live in --profile dev.\n\nReady for Naomi to re-run both profiles whenever. Moving to help her close out LT-49's review now.",
  "type": "message",
  "recipient": "project manager",
  "content": "PR #69 up: https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-take…"
}

{"success":true,"message":"“PR #69: LT-48 fixed and fully live-verified end to end” → project manager (another Claude session on this machine)","msg_id":"4b540fc9-3a43-4545-b681-b4c27db31b0b"}

{
  "command": "gh pr view 68 -R wtvamp/loginid-takehome --json state 2>&1\ngh pr list -R wtvamp/loginid-takehome --search \"metrics\" --json number,title,state 2>&1 | head -20"
}

{"state":"OPEN"}
[{"number":68,"state":"OPEN","title":"LT-49: PrometheusRule + ServiceMonitor + NetworkPolicy + RBAC for retention-sweep alerting"}]

{
  "command": "gh pr list -R wtvamp/loginid-takehome --state open --json number,title 2>&1"
}

[{"number":69,"title":"LT-48: real token-issuer service, fix dev-loop crash-loop"},{"number":68,"title":"LT-49: PrometheusRule + ServiceMonitor + NetworkPolicy + RBAC for retention-sweep alerting"}]

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree add /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4 feature/LT-49-observability-sink 2>&1"
}

Preparing worktree (checking out 'feature/LT-49-observability-sink')
HEAD is now at f66899b LT-49: PrometheusRule + ServiceMonitor + NetworkPolicy + RBAC for retention-sweep alerting
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4\ngrep -n \"Rule 3\\|RetentionSweepSkipRate\\|Priya's ruling: three rules\" deploy/manifests.yaml | head -10"
}

991:        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipRate, low-severity early warning.
1011:        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
1015:        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
1019:        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
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{
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4/deploy/manifests.yaml",
  "offset": 935,
  "limit": 90
}

935	# release: prometheus adoption mechanism as the ServiceMonitor above.
936	# I (sweep_interval_seconds) = 86400 (schedule "17 3 * * *"); W per
937	# class from pii-governance.md (direct: 24mo/730d, idp_cache: 30d,
938	# idp_cache_orphan: 7d). If the CronJob's schedule ever changes, I
939	# here must change with it — Priya's own note: "If I changes, rules 1
940	# and 2 both change," which is why these are written as literal
941	# second values derived from I/W rather than hand-simplified, so the
942	# arithmetic stays checkable against her table.
943	apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
944	kind: PrometheusRule
945	metadata:
946	  name: loginid-takehome-retention
947	  namespace: loginid-takehome
948	  labels: {release: prometheus}
949	spec:
950	  groups:
951	    - name: loginid-takehome-retention
952	      rules:
953	        # Rule 1 — RetentionSweepNotReporting, per class. Fires when no
954	        # fresh sample in > 2I (172800s). A single Forbid-skip produces
955	        # a gap of exactly 2I and does not fire (Priya's stated grace
956	        # for that case); two consecutive skips (3I) does fire, as does
957	        # a genuinely dead sweep. Reads the always-up api-service's own
958	        # gauge, never the CronJob pod directly (Amber's finding: a
959	        # short-lived pod can't be reliably scraped at all).
960	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
961	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="direct"} > 172800
962	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
963	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=direct in over 2 intervals"}
964	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
965	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 172800
966	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}
967	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=idp_cache in over 2 intervals"}
968	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
969	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 172800
970	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
971	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=idp_cache_orphan in over 2 intervals"}
972	
973	        # Rule 2 — RetentionWindowExceeded, per class. W + 2I. The first
974	        # I is legitimate lag (a row becomes eligible just after one
975	        # sweep, waits a full interval for the next); the second
976	        # absorbs one skipped run. Assumes sweep duration D < I — if D
977	        # approaches I, rule 3 is the real signal, per Priya's own note.
978	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
979	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="direct"} > 63244800
980	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
981	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving direct row exceeds its 24-month retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
982	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
983	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 2764800
984	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}
985	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving idp_cache row exceeds its 30-day retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
986	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
987	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 777600
988	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
989	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving idp_cache_orphan row exceeds its 7-day retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
990	
991	        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipRate, low-severity early warning.
992	        # Consumes LT-44's skip-visibility signal as evidence in its own
993	        # right, never as a suppression term on rules 1/2 (Priya's
994	        # explicit ruling: suppressing on a skip signal is the same
995	        # error as alerting on the mechanism instead of the property,
996	        # and would let a chronically-overrunning sweep silence itself
997	        # forever). severity: warning, not info — Alertmanager's route
998	        # tree sends severity=info to the null receiver (Amber's
999	        # inventory finding); info here would mean this alert can never
1000	        # actually be delivered.
1001	        #
1002	        # Deviation from Priya's literal wording, flagged rather than
1003	        # silently resolved: her ruling says "over a rolling day," but
1004	        # at I=86400s (this CronJob's real schedule) a rolling day
1005	        # contains at most one scheduled run, making a 25% threshold
1006	        # structurally near-meaningless (0% or 100%, nothing between).
1007	        # Widened to a rolling 7d window (~7 expected runs at this
1008	        # cadence) so the threshold has room to mean something —
1009	        # Priya/Naomi should confirm this widening is the right call
1010	        # for LT-49's Done criteria, not assumed settled here.
1011	        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
1012	          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="direct"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25
1013	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
1014	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep for class=direct has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week"}
1015	        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
1016	          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="idp_cache"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25
1017	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}
1018	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep for class=idp_cache has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week"}
1019	        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate
1020	          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="idp_cache_orphan"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25
1021	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
1022	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep for class=idp_cache_orphan has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week"}
1023	

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  "old_string": "        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipRate, low-severity early warning.\n        # Consumes LT-44's skip-visibility signal as evidence in its own\n        # right, never as a suppression term on rules 1/2 (Priya's\n        # explicit ruling: suppressing on a skip signal is the same\n        # error as alerting on the mechanism instead of the property,\n        # and would let a chronically-overrunning sweep silence itself\n        # forever). severity: warning, not info — Alertmanager's route\n        # tree sends severity=info to the null receiver (Amber's\n        # inventory finding); info here would mean this alert can never\n        # actually be delivered.\n        #\n        # Deviation from Priya's literal wording, flagged rather than\n        # silently resolved: her ruling says \"over a rolling day,\" but\n        # at I=86400s (this CronJob's real schedule) a rolling day\n        # contains at most one scheduled run, making a 25% threshold\n        # structurally near-meaningless (0% or 100%, nothing between).\n        # Widened to a rolling 7d window (~7 expected runs at this\n        # cadence) so the threshold has room to mean something —\n        # Priya/Naomi should confirm this widening is the right call\n        # for LT-49's Done criteria, not assumed settled here.\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"direct\"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=direct has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"idp_cache\"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipRate\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"idp_cache_orphan\"}[7d]) / 7 > 0.25\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache_orphan has been skipped more than ~25% of its scheduled runs over the trailing week\"}",
  "new_string": "        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipping (renamed from my earlier\n        # RetentionSweepSkipRate — Priya's ruling on the widened window\n        # confirmed the rolling-7I approach, but as a plain COUNT (>=2\n        # skipped runs), not a percentage; the earlier 25%-of-expected-\n        # runs framing is dropped). Consumes LT-44's skip-visibility\n        # signal as evidence in its own right, never as a suppression\n        # term on rules 1/2 (Priya's explicit ruling: suppressing on a\n        # skip signal is the same error as alerting on the mechanism\n        # instead of the property, and would let a chronically-\n        # overrunning sweep silence itself forever). Kept as the\n        # backstop for skips with non-duration causes (e.g. a stuck\n        # Vault auth, a NetworkPolicy gap like the one Naomi found\n        # live) — rule 4 below is the earlier, duration-based warning\n        # for the common case (a sweep that's merely running slow).\n        # severity: warning, not info — Alertmanager's route tree sends\n        # severity=info to the null receiver (Amber's inventory\n        # finding); info here would mean this alert can never actually\n        # be delivered.\n        #\n        # 7I = 7 * 86400 = 604800 (7d). >= 2 per Priya's ruling.\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"direct\"}[7d]) >= 2\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=direct has skipped 2 or more runs over the trailing 7 intervals\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"idp_cache\"}[7d]) >= 2\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache has skipped 2 or more runs over the trailing 7 intervals\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping\n          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"idp_cache_orphan\"}[7d]) >= 2\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache_orphan has skipped 2 or more runs over the trailing 7 intervals\"}\n\n        # Rule 4 — RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval, per\n        # Priya's follow-up ruling: the actual early warning, since a\n        # skip-COUNT rule (rule 3) can't fire before rule 2 (window\n        # exceeded) would at I=24h — by the time 2 runs have been\n        # skipped, the retention window itself is already at risk. This\n        # rule catches a sweep that's merely running slow, before it\n        # ever skips a run at all. Fires when any run in the trailing\n        # 7I took longer than half an interval — 0.5I = 0.5 * 86400 =\n        # 43200s. Metric name agreed with Renata (03):\n        # retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class}, sourced\n        # from Priya's A7 persistence contract\n        # (05-data-ops/multi-db-strategy.md §3d — retention_sweep_run\n        # row's started_at/finished_at, one row per attempt including\n        # skips recorded by the next run as missed_slots).\n        - alert: RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval\n          expr: max_over_time(retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class=\"direct\"}[7d]) > 43200\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=direct took longer than half a sweep interval on a recent run\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval\n          expr: max_over_time(retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class=\"idp_cache\"}[7d]) > 43200\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache took longer than half a sweep interval on a recent run\"}\n        - alert: RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval\n          expr: max_over_time(retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class=\"idp_cache_orphan\"}[7d]) > 43200\n          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}\n          annotations: {summary: \"retention sweep for class=idp_cache_orphan took longer than half a sweep interval on a recent run\"}"
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  "limit": 15
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928	  endpoints:
929	    - port: metrics
930	      path: /metrics
931	      interval: 30s
932	---
933	# LT-49: retention-sweep alert rules, per Priya's (05) three-rule
934	# ruling in refinement/LT-49.md — none suppressing another. Same
935	# release: prometheus adoption mechanism as the ServiceMonitor above.
936	# I (sweep_interval_seconds) = 86400 (schedule "17 3 * * *"); W per
937	# class from pii-governance.md (direct: 24mo/730d, idp_cache: 30d,
938	# idp_cache_orphan: 7d). If the CronJob's schedule ever changes, I
939	# here must change with it — Priya's own note: "If I changes, rules 1
940	# and 2 both change," which is why these are written as literal
941	# second values derived from I/W rather than hand-simplified, so the
942	# arithmetic stays checkable against her table.

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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4/deploy/manifests.yaml",
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  "new_string": "# LT-49: retention-sweep alert rules, per Priya's (05) four-rule\n# ruling (refinement/LT-49.md, plus her follow-up adding rule 4 after\n# reviewing this PR's rolling-7I skip-rate widening) — none suppressing\n# another. Same release: prometheus adoption mechanism as the\n# ServiceMonitor above. I (sweep_interval_seconds) = 86400 (schedule\n# \"17 3 * * *\"); W per class from pii-governance.md (direct: 24mo/\n# 730d, idp_cache: 30d, idp_cache_orphan: 7d). If the CronJob's\n# schedule ever changes, I here must change with it — Priya's own\n# note: \"If I changes, rules 1 and 2 both change,\" which is why every\n# threshold below is written as literal seconds with the I/W\n# derivation stated in a comment next to it (per her point that a\n# PrometheusRule can't express the arithmetic itself), not\n# hand-simplified, so it stays checkable against her table:\n#   Rule 1 (NotReporting):        2I        = 172800\n#   Rule 2 (WindowExceeded):      W + 2I     (per-class, see each rule)\n#   Rule 3 (SkipCount):           7I window, >= 2 skipped runs\n#   Rule 4 (DurationApproaching): 0.5I       = 43200, over a 7I window"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4\nruby -ryaml -e \"YAML.load_stream(File.read('deploy/manifests.yaml')); puts 'valid YAML'\"\nkubectl apply --dry-run=server -f deploy/manifests.yaml 2>&1 | grep -v \"field is immutable\" | tail -6"
}

valid YAML
networkpolicy.networking.k8s.io/api-service-default-deny created (server dry run)
ingress.networking.k8s.io/loginid-takehome unchanged (server dry run)
serviceaccount/retention-sweep unchanged (server dry run)
cronjob.batch/retention-sweep configured (server dry run)
servicemonitor.monitoring.coreos.com/loginid-takehome-api-service created (server dry run)
prometheusrule.monitoring.coreos.com/loginid-takehome-retention created (server dry run)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4\npython3 - <<'PYEOF'\ndocs = open(\"deploy/manifests.yaml\").read().split(\"\\n---\\n\")\nfor doc in docs:\n    if \"kind: PrometheusRule\" in doc:\n        idx = doc.index(\"spec:\")\n        open(\"/tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml\",\"w\").write(doc[idx+len(\"spec:\"):])\n        print(\"extracted\")\nPYEOF\ndocker run --rm --entrypoint promtool -v /tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml:/rules.yaml prom/prometheus:v3.13.2 check rules /rules.yaml 2>&1\nrm -f /tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml"
}

extracted
Checking /rules.yaml
  SUCCESS: 12 rules found
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4\ngit config --worktree user.name \"Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead, Claude Sonnet 5)\"\ngit config --worktree user.email \"theo.bergman@agents.loginid-takehome.invalid\"\ngit add deploy/manifests.yaml\ngit commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-49: fourth alert rule (Priya's follow-up), rename SkipRate to SkipCount-based SkipSing\n\nPriya's follow-up ruling on #68's rolling-7I skip widening:\n- RetentionSweepSkipRate (mine) confirmed as rolling 7I, but as a plain\n  COUNT (>= 2 skipped runs), not a percentage — renamed\n  RetentionSweepSkipping, expr changed from increase(...)/7 > 0.25 to\n  increase(...) >= 2.\n- New Rule 4, RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval: a skip-count\n  rule can't fire before rule 2 (window exceeded) would at I=24h — by\n  the time 2 runs are skipped, the retention window is already at\n  risk. This is the actual early warning: fires when any run in the\n  trailing 7I took longer than half an interval (0.5I = 43200s).\n  Metric name agreed with Renata (03):\n  retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class}, sourced from\n  Priya's A7 persistence contract (multi-db-strategy.md §3d).\n- All four rules stated as literal seconds with the I/W derivation in\n  a comment next to each, per Priya's point that a PrometheusRule\n  can't express the arithmetic itself — a schedule change has one\n  place (the top-of-block summary table) to check against.\n\nVerified with promtool against the exact cluster Prometheus version\n(v3.13.2): 12/12 rules valid.\n\nStory: LT-49\nWork-By: Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead); alert design by Priya\nNandakumar (05); metric name agreed with Renata Cole (03).\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnkuYV6xXmzt8kmeiHjPCG\nEOF\n)\"\ngit push 2>&1 || git push https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git feature/LT-49-observability-sink 2>&1"
}

[feature/LT-49-observability-sink 0d5c2b1] LT-49: fourth alert rule (Priya's follow-up), rename SkipRate to SkipCount-based SkipSing
 1 file changed, 72 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-)
To github.com:wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git
   f66899b..0d5c2b1  feature/LT-49-observability-sink -> feature/LT-49-observability-sink
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree remove /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-rule4 2>&1"
}

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{
  "to": "project manager",
  "summary": "PR #68 updated with Priya's fourth rule",
  "message": "Pushed PR #68's fourth-rule update: RetentionSweepSkipRate renamed to RetentionSweepSkipping with the count-based expr (>=2 skipped runs over rolling 7I, not the percentage), plus the new RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval rule against retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class} (0.5I = 43200s over the same 7I window). Re-ran promtool against v3.13.2 — 12/12 rules valid. Still waiting on Renata's /metrics endpoint PR to actually land before this can go live, but the manifest side is ready whenever it does.\n\nHeading to help Naomi close out LT-49's review now.",
  "type": "message",
  "recipient": "project manager",
  "content": "Pushed PR #68's fourth-rule update: RetentionSwee…"
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{
  "to": "01-product-industry-research-design-21",
  "summary": "Ready to help close LT-49 — status check",
  "message": "PM asked me to help you close out LT-49's review. Current state on my side: PR #60 (lint check, doc drift, ingress finding) merged. PR #68 (ServiceMonitor/PrometheusRule/NetworkPolicy/rbac.yaml) is open, now has all four of Priya's rules (verified with promtool against the real cluster's Prometheus version), pending Renata's /metrics endpoint PR landing before it can actually go live. Audit-log RBAC and the Filebeat regex are both with Warren/Amber, out of my hands.\n\nWhat do you need from me to move your review forward — anything specific you're blocked on, or should I wait for #68/Renata's endpoint to land before there's anything live to check?",
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{
  "to": "01-product-industry-research-design-21",
  "summary": "RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval: rule description",
  "message": "Yes — it's Priya's follow-up on my #68 review, not in the original refinement/LT-49.md. Full picture:\n\n**RetentionSweepDurationApproachingInterval** (per class, severity warning): fires when any sweep run in the trailing 7I (7 intervals) took longer than 0.5×I (half a sweep interval) to complete. At this CronJob's real schedule (I = 86400s/24h), that's a threshold of 43200s. Expression: `max_over_time(retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class=\"X\"}[7d]) > 43200`.\n\nWhy it exists: Priya's original rule 2 (RetentionWindowExceeded) already has a caveat — \"assumes sweep duration D < I; if D approaches I, [this] is the real signal\" — but nothing actually implemented that \"real signal\" until now. Her reasoning for adding it as its own rule rather than folding into the skip-count rule (rule 3, renamed RetentionSweepSkipping): a skip-COUNT rule can't fire before rule 2 (window exceeded) would at I=24h — by the time 2 runs have actually been skipped, the retention window itself is already at risk, so a skip-based rule alone is always too late to be an \"early warning.\" DurationApproachingInterval catches a sweep that's merely running slow, before it ever skips a run at all — the true leading indicator.\n\nDepends on retention_sweep_last_run_duration_seconds{class}, sourced from Priya's A7 persistence contract (multi-db-strategy.md §3d — the retention_sweep_run row's started_at/finished_at), which Renata's endpoint work exposes. Metric name confirmed with her directly.\n\nAlso for your doc: rule 3 itself changed shape per the same ruling — RetentionSweepSkipRate (percentage, my original widening) became RetentionSweepSkipping (plain count, >= 2 skipped runs over the same rolling 7I), same rationale (a percentage was structurally near-meaningless at this cadence) but Priya's exact preferred form.",
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree add /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix feature/LT-49-observability-sink 2>&1"
}

Preparing worktree (checking out 'feature/LT-49-observability-sink')
HEAD is now at 0d5c2b1 LT-49: fourth alert rule (Priya's follow-up), rename SkipRate to SkipCount-based SkipSing
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{
  "command": "grep -n \"retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds\\|retention_sweep_skipped_total\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix/deploy/manifests.yaml"
}

968:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="direct"} > 172800
972:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 172800
976:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 172800
1019:          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="direct"}[7d]) >= 2
1023:          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="idp_cache"}[7d]) >= 2
1027:          expr: increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class="idp_cache_orphan"}[7d]) >= 2

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix\nsed -i.bak \\\n  -e 's/retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds/retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds/g' \\\n  deploy/manifests.yaml\nsed -i.bak2 \\\n  -e 's/increase(retention_sweep_skipped_total{class=\"\\([a-z_]*\\)\"}\\[7d\\]) >= 2/sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class=\"\\1\"}[7d]) >= 2/g' \\\n  deploy/manifests.yaml\nrm -f deploy/manifests.yaml.bak deploy/manifests.yaml.bak2\ngrep -n \"retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds\\|retention_sweep_missed_slots\" deploy/manifests.yaml"
}

968:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="direct"} > 172800
972:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 172800
976:          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 172800
1019:          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class="direct"}[7d]) >= 2
1023:          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class="idp_cache"}[7d]) >= 2
1027:          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class="idp_cache_orphan"}[7d]) >= 2
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix\nruby -ryaml -e \"YAML.load_stream(File.read('deploy/manifests.yaml')); puts 'valid YAML'\"\npython3 - <<'PYEOF'\ndocs = open(\"deploy/manifests.yaml\").read().split(\"\\n---\\n\")\nfor doc in docs:\n    if \"kind: PrometheusRule\" in doc:\n        idx = doc.index(\"spec:\")\n        open(\"/tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml\",\"w\").write(doc[idx+len(\"spec:\"):])\nPYEOF\ndocker run --rm --entrypoint promtool -v /tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml:/rules.yaml prom/prometheus:v3.13.2 check rules /rules.yaml 2>&1\nrm -f /tmp/prom-rule-plain.yaml"
}

valid YAML
Checking /rules.yaml
  SUCCESS: 12 rules found
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{
  "command": "grep -n \"reads the always-up\\|never the CronJob pod directly\\|Reads the always-up\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix/deploy/manifests.yaml"
}

964:        # a genuinely dead sweep. Reads the always-up api-service's own
965:        # gauge, never the CronJob pod directly (Amber's finding: a

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  "offset": 958,
  "limit": 45
}

958	    - name: loginid-takehome-retention
959	      rules:
960	        # Rule 1 — RetentionSweepNotReporting, per class. Fires when no
961	        # fresh sample in > 2I (172800s). A single Forbid-skip produces
962	        # a gap of exactly 2I and does not fire (Priya's stated grace
963	        # for that case); two consecutive skips (3I) does fire, as does
964	        # a genuinely dead sweep. Reads the always-up api-service's own
965	        # gauge, never the CronJob pod directly (Amber's finding: a
966	        # short-lived pod can't be reliably scraped at all).
967	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
968	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="direct"} > 172800
969	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
970	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=direct in over 2 intervals"}
971	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
972	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 172800
973	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}
974	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=idp_cache in over 2 intervals"}
975	        - alert: RetentionSweepNotReporting
976	          expr: time() - retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 172800
977	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
978	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep has not reported a successful run for class=idp_cache_orphan in over 2 intervals"}
979	
980	        # Rule 2 — RetentionWindowExceeded, per class. W + 2I. The first
981	        # I is legitimate lag (a row becomes eligible just after one
982	        # sweep, waits a full interval for the next); the second
983	        # absorbs one skipped run. Assumes sweep duration D < I — if D
984	        # approaches I, rule 3 is the real signal, per Priya's own note.
985	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
986	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="direct"} > 63244800
987	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
988	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving direct row exceeds its 24-month retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
989	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
990	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="idp_cache"} > 2764800
991	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache}
992	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving idp_cache row exceeds its 30-day retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
993	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
994	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 777600
995	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
996	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving idp_cache_orphan row exceeds its 7-day retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
997	
998	        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipping (renamed from my earlier
999	        # RetentionSweepSkipRate — Priya's ruling on the widened window
1000	        # confirmed the rolling-7I approach, but as a plain COUNT (>=2
1001	        # skipped runs), not a percentage; the earlier 25%-of-expected-
1002	        # runs framing is dropped). Consumes LT-44's skip-visibility

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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix/deploy/manifests.yaml",
  "old_string": "        # Rule 1 — RetentionSweepNotReporting, per class. Fires when no\n        # fresh sample in > 2I (172800s). A single Forbid-skip produces\n        # a gap of exactly 2I and does not fire (Priya's stated grace\n        # for that case); two consecutive skips (3I) does fire, as does\n        # a genuinely dead sweep. Reads the always-up api-service's own\n        # gauge, never the CronJob pod directly (Amber's finding: a\n        # short-lived pod can't be reliably scraped at all).",
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}

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  "limit": 30
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1000	        - alert: RetentionWindowExceeded
1001	          expr: oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds{class="idp_cache_orphan"} > 777600
1002	          labels: {severity: warning, class: idp_cache_orphan}
1003	          annotations: {summary: "oldest surviving idp_cache_orphan row exceeds its 7-day retention window plus two sweep intervals"}
1004	
1005	        # Rule 3 — RetentionSweepSkipping (renamed from my earlier
1006	        # RetentionSweepSkipRate — Priya's ruling on the widened window
1007	        # confirmed the rolling-7I approach, but as a plain COUNT (>=2
1008	        # skipped runs), not a percentage; the earlier 25%-of-expected-
1009	        # runs framing is dropped). Consumes LT-44's skip-visibility
1010	        # signal as evidence in its own right, never as a suppression
1011	        # term on rules 1/2 (Priya's explicit ruling: suppressing on a
1012	        # skip signal is the same error as alerting on the mechanism
1013	        # instead of the property, and would let a chronically-
1014	        # overrunning sweep silence itself forever). Kept as the
1015	        # backstop for skips with non-duration causes (e.g. a stuck
1016	        # Vault auth, a NetworkPolicy gap like the one Naomi found
1017	        # live) — rule 4 below is the earlier, duration-based warning
1018	        # for the common case (a sweep that's merely running slow).
1019	        # severity: warning, not info — Alertmanager's route tree sends
1020	        # severity=info to the null receiver (Amber's inventory
1021	        # finding); info here would mean this alert can never actually
1022	        # be delivered.
1023	        #
1024	        # 7I = 7 * 86400 = 604800 (7d). >= 2 per Priya's ruling.
1025	        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping
1026	          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class="direct"}[7d]) >= 2
1027	          labels: {severity: warning, class: direct}
1028	          annotations: {summary: "retention sweep for class=direct has skipped 2 or more runs over the trailing 7 intervals"}
1029	        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping

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  "old_string": "        #\n        # 7I = 7 * 86400 = 604800 (7d). >= 2 per Priya's ruling.\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping\n          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class=\"direct\"}[7d]) >= 2",
  "new_string": "        #\n        # retention_sweep_missed_slots{class} (renamed from my earlier\n        # ...skipped_total by Renata's re-read of Naomi's ruling): the\n        # LATEST run's own missed-slots count only, not a pre-summed\n        # running total — the app reports what one run observed since\n        # its own last success, and the 7I windowing lives entirely in\n        # this PromQL (sum_over_time), not in app-side state. 7I =\n        # 7 * 86400 = 604800 (7d). >= 2 per Priya's ruling.\n        - alert: RetentionSweepSkipping\n          expr: sum_over_time(retention_sweep_missed_slots{class=\"direct\"}[7d]) >= 2"
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix\nruby -ryaml -e \"YAML.load_stream(File.read('deploy/manifests.yaml')); puts 'valid YAML'\"\nkubectl apply --dry-run=server -f deploy/manifests.yaml 2>&1 | grep -v \"field is immutable\" | tail -3"
}

valid YAML
cronjob.batch/retention-sweep configured (server dry run)
servicemonitor.monitoring.coreos.com/loginid-takehome-api-service created (server dry run)
prometheusrule.monitoring.coreos.com/loginid-takehome-retention created (server dry run)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix\ngit add deploy/manifests.yaml\ngit commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-49: match rule 1 and rule 3 to Renata's final metric names\n\nRenata's re-read of Naomi's ruling found her own implementation had\ndrifted from what was actually ruled:\n- retention_sweep_last_success_timestamp_seconds -> renamed\n  retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds, and deliberately\n  UNGATED on Drained (a died-but-not-drained run still counts as\n  \"reporting\" for RetentionSweepNotReporting's purposes) -- only\n  oldest_surviving_row_age_seconds stays Drained-only.\n- retention_sweep_skipped_total (a pre-summed running total) -> renamed\n  retention_sweep_missed_slots, reporting only the LATEST run's own\n  missed-slots value -- the 7I windowing for RetentionSweepSkipping\n  moves entirely into this PromQL (sum_over_time over 7d), not into\n  app-side accumulated state.\n\nBoth her metrics were live-verified against real Postgres on her side,\nincluding a real duration-calc bug she caught and fixed (sub-second\nprecision loss producing small negative durations).\n\nStory: LT-49\nWork-By: Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead); metrics implementation\nand the two naming/gating corrections by Renata Cole (03).\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnkuYV6xXmzt8kmeiHjPCG\nEOF\n)\"\ngit push 2>&1 || git push https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git feature/LT-49-observability-sink 2>&1"
}

[feature/LT-49-observability-sink 90c7fad] LT-49: match rule 1 and rule 3 to Renata's final metric names
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  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree remove /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-49-metrics-fix 2>&1\ngit worktree add /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop 2>&1"
}

Preparing worktree (checking out 'fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop')
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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh"
}

1	#!/usr/bin/env bash
2	# LT-48: writes .dev-secrets/* with placeholder, local-only dev values.
3	# Safe to re-run — skips any file that already exists, so a developer's
4	# own edits (e.g. a real local Postgres password they set) aren't
5	# clobbered on a second run.
6	#
7	# .dev-secrets/ is .gitignore'd. These values are never used outside a
8	# developer's own machine and are never the pattern used in
9	# 04-infra-devops/containerization-design.md or secrets-delivery.md —
10	# see local-dev-loop.md's own "Dev credentials are dev credentials"
11	# section.
12	set -euo pipefail
13	
14	root="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)"
15	dir="$root/.dev-secrets"
16	mkdir -p "$dir"
17	
18	# ./.dev-data (docker-compose.yml's api-service/api-service-dev bind
19	# mount for /data): world-writable, since the production image
20	# (gcr.io/distroless/static-debian12:nonroot) never creates /data or
21	# chowns it before switching to a non-root user — a fresh Docker named
22	# volume mounted there would be root-owned and unwritable by the
23	# container. A bind-mounted, chmod 777 host directory sidesteps that
24	# regardless of which UID the container runs as; this is throwaway
25	# local dev data, not a security-sensitive artifact.
26	mkdir -p "$root/.dev-data"
27	chmod 777 "$root/.dev-data"
28	
29	write_if_absent() {
30	  local file="$1" value="$2"
31	  if [ -f "$file" ]; then
32	    echo "skip (exists): $file"
33	  else
34	    printf '%s' "$value" > "$file"
35	    chmod 600 "$file"
36	    echo "wrote: $file"
37	  fi
38	}
39	
40	# Plain file path, not a "file:" URI — internal/dao/sqlite.New's dsn
41	# argument is a bare path or ":memory:" (internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go),
42	# confirmed by reading the driver directly rather than assumed from the
43	# design sketch's own comment, which used "file:/data/dev.db" — that
44	# form isn't what this driver actually parses.
45	write_if_absent "$dir/db_dsn" "/data/dev.db"
46	dev_pg_password="dev-only-not-a-real-secret"
47	write_if_absent "$dir/postgres_password" "$dev_pg_password"
48	
49	# LT-48 (Naomi's live review): the issuer's own database — same "dev"
50	# role/password as the main database (docker-postgres-initdb's
51	# 01-create-issuer-db.sh creates the second database, not a second
52	# role) — no migrator/runtime split locally, per local-dev-loop.md's
53	# own non-goal. sslmode=disable: TLS is a real-cluster concern
54	# (secrets-delivery.md), not this loop's.
55	write_if_absent "$dir/issuer_db_dsn" "postgres://dev:«REDACTED»@postgres:5432/loginid_dev_issuer?sslmode=disable"
56	
57	# JWT signing key (internal/api/signingkey.go's LoadSigningKey accepts
58	# PKCS#1 or PKCS#8 PEM — openssl genrsa produces PKCS#1 directly,
59	# confirmed by reading parseRSAPrivateKey). Local-only key, generated
60	# fresh per developer machine, never the real cluster's signing key
61	# (deploy/issuer-secret-bootstrap.yaml's out-of-band mechanism) — this
62	# one only ever signs tokens api-service-issuer's own dev instance
63	# mints and api-service's own dev instance verifies, on one machine.
64	if [ -f "$dir/jwt_signing_key" ]; then
65	  echo "skip (exists): $dir/jwt_signing_key"
66	else
67	  openssl genrsa -out "$dir/jwt_signing_key" 2048 2>/dev/null
68	  chmod 600 "$dir/jwt_signing_key"
69	  echo "wrote: $dir/jwt_signing_key"
70	fi
71	
72	echo
73	echo "Done. docker compose --profile sqlite up   (or --profile postgres, or --profile dev)"
74	echo "Then: ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh    (once postgres is healthy — runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client)"
75	

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh",
  "old_string": "# Plain file path, not a \"file:\" URI — internal/dao/sqlite.New's dsn\n# argument is a bare path or \":memory:\" (internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go),\n# confirmed by reading the driver directly rather than assumed from the\n# design sketch's own comment, which used \"file:/data/dev.db\" — that\n# form isn't what this driver actually parses.\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/db_dsn\" \"/data/dev.db\"\ndev_pg_password=\"dev-only-not-a-real-secret\"\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/postgres_password\" \"$dev_pg_password\"",
  "new_string": "# Two DSN files, not one — Naomi's (01) live re-review found the\n# postgres profile failing healthz with db: down: a single db_dsn file\n# written unconditionally as the SQLite path meant api-service-pg's\n# DB_DSN_FILE (DB_DRIVER=postgres) pointed at a sqlite-shaped DSN\n# regardless of which profile actually ran this script last or which\n# profile is active now. Fixed the fragile way first drafts reach for\n# (branch on which profile the developer says they're using) by\n# removing the branch entirely instead: write BOTH DSNs unconditionally,\n# and let each profile's own compose service definition point its\n# DB_DSN_FILE at the one it actually needs (api-service ->\n# db_dsn.sqlite, api-service-pg -> db_dsn.postgres) — nothing depends\n# on script invocation order or which profile ran last.\n#\n# Plain file path, not a \"file:\" URI, for the sqlite one —\n# internal/dao/sqlite.New's dsn argument is a bare path or \":memory:\"\n# (internal/dao/sqlite/sqlite.go), confirmed by reading the driver\n# directly rather than assumed from the design sketch's own comment,\n# which used \"file:/data/dev.db\" — that form isn't what this driver\n# actually parses.\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/db_dsn.sqlite\" \"/data/dev.db\"\ndev_pg_password=\"dev-only-not-a-real-secret\"\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/postgres_password\" \"$dev_pg_password\"\nwrite_if_absent \"$dir/db_dsn.postgres\" \"postgres://dev:«REDACTED»@postgres:5432/loginid_dev?sslmode=disable\""
}

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  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml"
}

1	# Local dev-loop (LT-48). Committed counterpart to 04-infra-devops/local-dev-loop.md's
2	# sketch, with deviations from that sketch found while actually implementing it
3	# against the real code and actually running it, not assumed from the design doc.
4	#
5	# Quick start:
6	#   ./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh          # once, writes placeholder dev credentials + a dev JWT signing key
7	#   docker compose --profile sqlite up     # DAO on SQLite; issuer/verifier/connector still run the real auth code path
8	#   docker compose --profile postgres up   # DAO on Postgres, exercises the shared postgres-package code path
9	#   docker compose --profile dev up        # hot-reload (air) against SQLite, rebuilds on save
10	#   ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh       # once postgres is up: runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client, prints a mint-a-token curl
11	#
12	# DB_DRIVER values this file actually wires: sqlite (default) or postgres — the same
13	# two values 03's own config surface accepts pass-through, no external doc required.
14	#
15	# Naomi's (01) live LT-48 review: both profiles crash-looped on
16	# "AUTH_JWT_ISSUER must be set" — the first version of this file ran
17	# api-service/idp-connector with real JWT verification code but no
18	# issuer to mint tokens or serve a JWKS. The fix is a fourth service
19	# (api-service-issuer, APP_MODE=issuer, below) running the SAME real
20	# code path the cluster runs — no dev-only auth bypass, no mode that
21	# skips verification, per the PM's explicit ruling on this finding.
22	x-api-service-common: &api-service-common
23	  build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}
24	  ports: ["8080:8080"]
25	  secrets: [db_dsn]
26	
27	# JWT_ISSUER/AUDIENCE literals shared by every service in the local
28	# auth chain — same values the real cluster manifests use
29	# (deploy/manifests.yaml, deploy/api-service.yaml), so the compose loop
30	# runs the identical code path, not a dev-only stand-in.
31	x-jwt-common: &jwt-common
32	  AUTH_JWT_ISSUER: "https://auth.loginid-takehome.internal"
33	  AUTH_JWKS_URL: "http://api-service-issuer:8082/.well-known/jwks.json"
34	
35	services:
36	  api-service:
37	    <<: *api-service-common
38	    environment:
39	      <<: *jwt-common
40	      APP_MODE: verifier
41	      DB_DRIVER: sqlite
42	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
43	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
44	      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: "loginid-api-service"
45	    # Bind mount, not a named volume — found by reading
46	    # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile directly, not assumed: the production
47	    # image (gcr.io/distroless/static-debian12:nonroot) never creates a
48	    # /data directory before switching to USER nonroot, so a fresh named
49	    # volume mounted at /data would be created root-owned by Docker,
50	    # and the nonroot container couldn't write its own SQLite file
51	    # there — a permission-denied error on first run, not a hypothetical.
52	    # ./.dev-data (world-writable, created by scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh)
53	    # sidesteps this: a host directory's permissions apply regardless of
54	    # which UID the container runs as, and world-writable is a
55	    # non-concern for throwaway local dev data.
56	    volumes: ["./.dev-data:/data"]
57	    depends_on:
58	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
59	    profiles: ["sqlite"]
60	
61	  api-service-pg:
62	    <<: *api-service-common
63	    environment:
64	      <<: *jwt-common
65	      APP_MODE: verifier
66	      DB_DRIVER: postgres
67	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
68	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
69	      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: "loginid-api-service"
70	    depends_on:
71	      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}
72	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
73	    profiles: ["postgres"]
74	
75	  # The issuer database is unconditionally PostgreSQL — verified
76	  # directly in cmd/api-service/main.go (`sql.Open("pgx",
77	  # cfg.IssuerDBDSN)`), no SQLite alternative exists in the code at
78	  # all — so `postgres` now runs under BOTH profiles, not just
79	  # "postgres". docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/01-create-issuer-db.sh
80	  # (bind-mounted below) creates the second database on first init,
81	  # same pattern the real cluster's own postgres-initdb ConfigMap uses.
82	  #
83	  # Non-default host port (55432, not 5432): a developer with their own local
84	  # Postgres already running on 5432 shouldn't lose an afternoon to a silent
85	  # port collision (LT-48's own AC6 — the same *category* of "worked in
86	  # isolation, collided in combination" as the LT-46 quota incident).
87	  # Override with POSTGRES_HOST_PORT if 55432 is also taken.
88	  postgres:
89	    image: postgres:16-alpine
90	    environment:
91	      POSTGRES_USER: dev
92	      POSTGRES_DB: loginid_dev
93	      POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE: /run/secrets/postgres_password
94	    ports: ["${POSTGRES_HOST_PORT:-55432}:5432"]
95	    secrets: [postgres_password]
96	    healthcheck:
97	      test: ["CMD-SHELL", "pg_isready -U dev"]
98	      interval: 5s
99	      timeout: 5s
100	      retries: 10
101	    # Named volume, not anonymous — Tobias's (01) LT-48 review note: an
102	    # anonymous/no volume means `docker compose down` silently drops dev
103	    # data. Low-severity, but free to fix while writing this file for real.
104	    volumes:
105	      - "postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data"
106	      - "./scripts/dev-postgres-initdb:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d:ro"
107	    # "dev" included too, same reason as api-service-issuer's own
108	    # profiles list below — its depends_on chain reaches here.
109	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres", "dev"]
110	
111	  # The token issuer, per Naomi's live-review ruling: runs api-service's
112	  # own real APP_MODE=issuer code path (the same mode the cluster's
113	  # api-service-issuer Deployment runs) — no dev-only shortcut, no auth
114	  # bypass. Always up under both DAO profiles, since the issuer's own
115	  # database is unconditionally Postgres regardless of which driver the
116	  # DAO itself uses.
117	  api-service-issuer:
118	    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}
119	    environment:
120	      <<: *jwt-common
121	      APP_MODE: issuer
122	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8082"
123	      JWT_SIGNING_KEY_FILE: /run/secrets/jwt_signing_key
124	      ISSUER_DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/issuer_db_dsn
125	    ports: ["8082:8082"]
126	    secrets: [jwt_signing_key, issuer_db_dsn]
127	    depends_on:
128	      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}
129	    # "dev" included too: api-service-dev (hot-reload) depends_on this
130	    # service, and compose validates depends_on targets against the
131	    # active profile set regardless of condition type — found the same
132	    # way as the extends/profiles gotcha earlier: `docker compose
133	    # --profile dev config` failed until this and postgres's own
134	    # profiles list both included "dev".
135	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres", "dev"]
136	
137	  # Hot-reload, dev-profile only, zero production-image impact (LT-48's
138	  # explicit criterion). air runs as its own separate compose service from
139	  # an UNMODIFIED upstream image — never a build-stage variant of
140	  # cmd/api-service/Dockerfile, which stays byte-identical to what this
141	  # story started with (checked via `git diff` on the Dockerfile, not by
142	  # inspection — see this PR's own diff, which touches no Dockerfile at
143	  # all). air rebuilds cmd/api-service from the bind-mounted source and
144	  # restarts it on every save.
145	  api-service-dev:
146	    image: cosmtrek/air:latest
147	    working_dir: /app
148	    volumes:
149	      - ".:/app"
150	      - "./.dev-data:/data"
151	    environment:
152	      <<: *jwt-common
153	      APP_MODE: verifier
154	      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}
155	      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn
156	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8080"
157	      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: "loginid-api-service"
158	      # Found live, not assumed: cosmtrek/air:latest bundles go1.27.0,
159	      # older than go.mod's `go 1.27.1` requirement — `go build` fails
160	      # with "go.mod requires go >= 1.27.1 (running go 1.27.0;
161	      # GOTOOLCHAIN=local)" and air then tries to run a binary that was
162	      # never produced. GOTOOLCHAIN=auto (Go's own standard toolchain-
163	      # switching mechanism since 1.21, not a modification to the
164	      # image) lets `go build` download and use the exact 1.27.1
165	      # toolchain go.mod asks for. Confirmed this actually fixes it by
166	      # running the dev profile for real, not just reasoning about it.
167	      GOTOOLCHAIN: auto
168	    ports: ["8080:8080"]
169	    secrets: [db_dsn]
170	    depends_on:
171	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
172	    profiles: ["dev"]
173	
174	  # Deviation from local-dev-loop.md's sketch, found implementing it against
175	  # the real code rather than copied from the design doc: the sketch wired
176	  # idp_abc_client_id/idp_abc_client_secret as compose file-secrets and
177	  # pointed IDP_ABC_BASE_URL at a "mock-idp" service — but
178	  # internal/config.Config has no IDP_ABC_CLIENT_ID_FILE/
179	  # IDP_ABC_CLIENT_SECRET_FILE equivalent (unlike DB_DSN_FILE/
180	  # POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE), so compose's file-based secrets mechanism
181	  # never actually reaches those two values as written — cmd/idp-connector
182	  # only reads them as plain env vars, and NewHTTPVendorClient doesn't even
183	  # take them as arguments today (dead config surface, confirmed by reading
184	  # cmd/idp-connector/main.go directly). And "mock-idp" was never defined
185	  # as a compose service at all. Rather than commit a file secret mechanism
186	  # that silently does nothing, or invent a mock-idp service this repo
187	  # doesn't have: IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is left UNSET here, which is the real,
188	  # already-built local-dev path — cmd/idp-connector/main.go's own fallback
189	  # to StubVendorClient (seeded with one demo identity, in-process, no
190	  # network call) when IDP_ABC_BASE_URL is unset, exactly matching LT-41's
191	  # own stated non-goal ("no real vendor integration" needed for this
192	  # take-home). No dev secrets needed for the vendor side at all.
193	  idp-connector:
194	    build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/idp-connector/Dockerfile}
195	    environment:
196	      <<: *jwt-common
197	      HTTP_ADDR: ":8081"
198	      CONNECTOR_JWT_AUDIENCE: idp-connector-service
199	    ports: ["8081:8081"]
200	    depends_on:
201	      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
202	    profiles: ["sqlite", "postgres"]
203	
204	  # One-shot migration/seed tool, never started by a bare `up` —
205	  # `profiles: [tools]` isn't passed to any `--profile` flag in this
206	  # file's own quick-start, so it only ever runs via `docker compose
207	  # run --rm migrate ...` (scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh). Verified
208	  # `docker compose run` bypasses profile filtering entirely (unlike
209	  # `up`) before relying on that. Same image the real cluster's
210	  # migration Job uses (deploy/migrate/Dockerfile) — one goose binary,
211	  # not a second migration mechanism invented for local dev.
212	  migrate:
213	    build: {context: ., dockerfile: deploy/migrate/Dockerfile}
214	    profiles: ["tools"]
215	
216	secrets:
217	  db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn}
218	  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}
219	  jwt_signing_key: {file: ./.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key}
220	  issuer_db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn}
221	
222	volumes:
223	  postgres-data:
224	

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "x-api-service-common: &api-service-common\n  build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}\n  ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n  secrets: [db_dsn]",
  "new_string": "x-api-service-common: &api-service-common\n  build: {context: ., dockerfile: cmd/api-service/Dockerfile}\n  ports: [\"8080:8080\"]"
}

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "  api-service:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: sqlite\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    # Bind mount, not a named volume — found by reading",
  "new_string": "  api-service:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: sqlite\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn_sqlite\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    secrets: [db_dsn_sqlite]\n    # Bind mount, not a named volume — found by reading"
}

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  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "  api-service-pg:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: postgres\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"postgres\"]",
  "new_string": "  api-service-pg:\n    <<: *api-service-common\n    environment:\n      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: postgres\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn_postgres\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n    secrets: [db_dsn_postgres]\n    depends_on:\n      postgres: {condition: service_healthy}\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"postgres\"]"
}

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{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      DB_DRIVER: ${DB_DRIVER:-sqlite}\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n      # Found live, not assumed: cosmtrek/air:latest bundles go1.27.0,",
  "new_string": "      <<: *jwt-common\n      APP_MODE: verifier\n      # Hot-reload is documented and tested as a SQLite-only dev path\n      # (this file's own quick-start comment) — DB_DSN_FILE below\n      # matches that; a developer wanting hot-reload against Postgres\n      # would need to point both DB_DRIVER and DB_DSN_FILE at the\n      # postgres secret themselves, not something this profile wires\n      # by default.\n      DB_DRIVER: sqlite\n      DB_DSN_FILE: /run/secrets/db_dsn_sqlite\n      HTTP_ADDR: \":8080\"\n      AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE: \"loginid-api-service\"\n      # Found live, not assumed: cosmtrek/air:latest bundles go1.27.0,"
}

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{
  "command": "grep -n \"secrets: \\[db_dsn\\]\" /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml"
}

176:    secrets: [db_dsn]

{
  "command": "sed -n '170,180p' /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml"
}

      # switching mechanism since 1.21, not a modification to the
      # image) lets `go build` download and use the exact 1.27.1
      # toolchain go.mod asks for. Confirmed this actually fixes it by
      # running the dev profile for real, not just reasoning about it.
      GOTOOLCHAIN: auto
    ports: ["8080:8080"]
    secrets: [db_dsn]
    depends_on:
      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}
    profiles: ["dev"]

{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "    ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n    secrets: [db_dsn]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"dev\"]",
  "new_string": "    ports: [\"8080:8080\"]\n    secrets: [db_dsn_sqlite]\n    depends_on:\n      api-service-issuer: {condition: service_started}\n    profiles: [\"dev\"]"
}

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{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/docker-compose.yml",
  "old_string": "secrets:\n  db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn}\n  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}\n  jwt_signing_key: {file: ./.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key}\n  issuer_db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn}",
  "new_string": "secrets:\n  # Naomi's (01) live re-review: split into two DSN files so nothing\n  # depends on which profile scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh was run\n  # alongside, or the order profiles were started in — see that\n  # script's own comment for the full incident.\n  db_dsn_sqlite: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn.sqlite}\n  db_dsn_postgres: {file: ./.dev-secrets/db_dsn.postgres}\n  postgres_password: {file: ./.dev-secrets/postgres_password}\n  jwt_signing_key: {file: ./.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key}\n  issuer_db_dsn: {file: ./.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn}"
}

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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data\n./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh\nls -la .dev-secrets"
}

wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/.dev-secrets/db_dsn.sqlite
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/.dev-secrets/postgres_password
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/.dev-secrets/db_dsn.postgres
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/.dev-secrets/issuer_db_dsn
wrote: /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix/.dev-secrets/jwt_signing_key

Done. docker compose --profile sqlite up   (or --profile postgres, or --profile dev)
Then: ./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh    (once postgres is healthy — runs migrations, seeds a dev OAuth client)
.rw-------@   83 warrenthompson 13 Sep 12:30 db_dsn.postgres
.rw-------@   12 warrenthompson 13 Sep 12:30 db_dsn.sqlite
.rw-------@   90 warrenthompson 13 Sep 12:30 issuer_db_dsn
.rw-------@ 1.7k warrenthompson 13 Sep 12:30 jwt_signing_key
.rw-------@   26 warrenthompson 13 Sep 12:30 postgres_password
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\ndocker compose --profile postgres up -d --build 2>&1 | tail -15\nsleep 8\ndocker compose --profile postgres ps 2>&1\necho \"--- healthz ---\"\ncurl -s http://localhost:8080/healthz; echo",
  "timeout": 120000
}

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NAME                                 IMAGE                              COMMAND                  SERVICE              CREATED          STATUS                    PORTS
lt-48-dsn-fix-api-service-issuer-1   lt-48-dsn-fix-api-service-issuer   "/api-service"           api-service-issuer   15 seconds ago   Up 8 seconds              0.0.0.0:8082->8082/tcp, [::]:8082->8082/tcp
lt-48-dsn-fix-api-service-pg-1       lt-48-dsn-fix-api-service-pg       "/api-service"           api-service-pg       15 seconds ago   Up 8 seconds              0.0.0.0:8080->8080/tcp, [::]:8080->8080/tcp
lt-48-dsn-fix-idp-connector-1        lt-48-dsn-fix-idp-connector        "/idp-connector"         idp-connector        15 seconds ago   Up 8 seconds              0.0.0.0:8081->8081/tcp, [::]:8081->8081/tcp
lt-48-dsn-fix-postgres-1             postgres:16-alpine                 "docker-entrypoint.s…"   postgres             15 seconds ago   Up 14 seconds (healthy)   0.0.0.0:55432->5432/tcp, [::]:55432->5432/tcp
--- healthz ---
{"status":"ok","service":"api-service","build":"unknown","db":"ok"}
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\n./scripts/dev-migrate-and-seed.sh --postgres-profile 2>&1 | grep -v \"^#\\|^ \\|Building\\|Built\\|Creating\\|Created\\|resolving\\|DONE\\|transferring\\|CACHED\\|load \\|naming\\|exporting\\|unpacking\"",
  "timeout": 60000
}

Running main-database migrations (migrations/postgres, migrations/shared)...













2026/09/13 19:30:52 OK   00001_initial_schema.sql (33.68ms)
2026/09/13 19:30:52 OK   00002_phone_e164_narrow_range.sql (2.29ms)
2026/09/13 19:30:52 goose: successfully migrated database to version: 2
2026/09/13 19:30:52 goose: no migrations to run. current version: 2
Running issuer migrations (migrations/issuer, against the ISSUER database only)...
2026/09/13 19:30:52 OK   00001_initial_schema.sql (12.15ms)
2026/09/13 19:30:52 goose: successfully migrated database to version: 1
Seeding one dev OAuth client (client_id: dev-client)...
INSERT 0 1

Done. Mint a token:

curl -u dev-client:dev-client-secret-not-real \
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{
  "command": "TOKEN=$(curl -s -u dev-client:dev-client-secret-not-real -d 'grant_type=client_credentials' http://localhost:8082/auth/token | python3 -c \"import json,sys; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['access_token'])\")\ncurl -s -o /dev/null -w \"verifier status with real token: %{http_code}\\n\" -X POST http://localhost:8080/profiles/search -H \"Authorization: Bearer «REDACTED»" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{\"name\":\"x\"}'"
}

verifier status with real token: 403

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\ndocker compose --profile postgres down -v 2>&1 | tail -5\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data\n./scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh >/dev/null\ndocker compose --profile sqlite up -d --build 2>&1 | tail -8\nsleep 6\ncurl -s http://localhost:8080/healthz; echo",
  "timeout": 120000
}

 Container lt-48-dsn-fix-postgres-1 Removed 
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{"status":"ok","service":"api-service","build":"unknown","db":"ok"}
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\ndocker compose --profile sqlite down -v 2>&1 | tail -5\nrm -rf .dev-secrets .dev-data\ngit status --short"
}

 Container lt-48-dsn-fix-postgres-1 Removed 
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 Volume lt-48-dsn-fix_postgres-data Removing 
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 M docker-compose.yml
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix\ngit config --worktree user.name \"Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead, Claude Sonnet 5)\"\ngit config --worktree user.email \"theo.bergman@agents.loginid-takehome.invalid\"\ngit add docker-compose.yml scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh\ngit commit -m \"$(cat <<'EOF'\nLT-48: split db_dsn into per-profile files, fixing postgres profile db: down\n\nNaomi's (01) live re-review: the postgres profile failed healthz with\ndb: down. Root cause: scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh wrote a single\ndb_dsn file unconditionally as the SQLite path — under DB_DRIVER=postgres,\napi-service-pg's DB_DSN_FILE pointed at a sqlite-shaped DSN regardless\nof which profile actually ran the script or which profile is active\nnow, so the DAO never reached Postgres at all. Reproduced from a clean\nstate (rm -rf .dev-secrets/.dev-data, postgres profile alone), per\nNaomi's own repro steps.\n\nFix: two DSN files (db_dsn.sqlite, db_dsn.postgres) written\nunconditionally, one per profile's own compose service definition\n(api-service -> db_dsn_sqlite secret, api-service-pg -> db_dsn_postgres\nsecret, api-service-dev -> db_dsn_sqlite, since hot-reload is\ndocumented as a SQLite-only dev path) — nothing depends on script\ninvocation order or which profile ran last, per the PM's explicit\n\"simpler and less fragile\" framing over a profile-aware branch in the\nscript itself.\n\nLive-verified from a clean .dev-secrets before pushing, both profiles:\n- --profile postgres: healthz now reports db: ok (previously down);\n  re-ran the full migrate+seed+mint-token+verify chain end to end,\n  confirmed still correct (403, not 401, with a real token).\n- --profile sqlite: still healthy, db: ok, unaffected by the split.\n\nStory: LT-48\nWork-By: Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead); found live by Naomi Voss\n(01, PO review).\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>\nClaude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CnkuYV6xXmzt8kmeiHjPCG\nEOF\n)\"\ngit push 2>&1 || git push https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop 2>&1"
}

[fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop 7e729eb] LT-48: split db_dsn into per-profile files, fixing postgres profile db: down
 2 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)
To github.com:wtvamp/loginid-takehome.git
   d45aeed..7e729eb  fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop -> fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree remove /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-fix 2>&1"
}

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{
  "to": "project manager",
  "summary": "PR #69 fixed and live-verified: postgres profile db: ok now",
  "message": "Pushed to PR #69: split into db_dsn.sqlite/db_dsn.postgres, each profile's own compose service points at the right one — no branching on profile inside the script, matching your \"simpler and less fragile\" framing.\n\nLive-verified from a clean .dev-secrets, both profiles, before pushing:\n- --profile postgres: healthz now reports db: ok (previously down, reproduced Naomi's exact failure first, then confirmed fixed). Re-ran the full migrate+seed+mint-token+verify chain end to end — still 403/not-401 with a real token.\n- --profile sqlite: unaffected, still db: ok.\n\nAlso pushed PR #68's metric-name corrections (Renata's re-read of Naomi's ruling: retention_sweep_last_finished_timestamp_seconds ungated on Drained, retention_sweep_missed_slots instead of a pre-summed total) — 12/12 rules still valid via promtool.\n\nReady for Naomi to re-run whenever.",
  "type": "message",
  "recipient": "project manager",
  "content": "Pushed to PR #69: split into db_dsn.sqlite/db_dsn…"
}

{"success":true,"message":"“PR #69 fixed and live-verified: postgres profile db: ok now” → project manager (another Claude session on this machine)","msg_id":"e1a4ce19-38e5-40eb-8f22-1417599647b2"}

{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID\ngit log --oneline fix/LT-48-issuer-dev-loop -3 2>&1\ngh pr view 69 -R wtvamp/loginid-takehome --json mergedAt 2>&1"
}

7e729eb LT-48: split db_dsn into per-profile files, fixing postgres profile db: down
d45aeed LT-48: add real token-issuer service, fix dev-loop auth crash-loop
1d6c65c Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/wtvamp/loginid-takehome
{"mergedAt":"2026-09-13T19:22:17Z"}
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID && git worktree add /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-recover -b fix/LT-48-per-profile-dsn main 2>&1\ncd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-recover\ngit cherry-pick 7e729eb 2>&1"
}

Preparing worktree (new branch 'fix/LT-48-per-profile-dsn')
HEAD is now at 99821ca 04: LT-49 - document persisted-metrics implementation (03 side)
[fix/LT-48-per-profile-dsn 0a01ab6] LT-48: split db_dsn into per-profile files, fixing postgres profile db: down
 Author: Theo Bergman (04-infra-devops lead, Claude Sonnet 5) <theo.bergman@agents.loginid-takehome.invalid>
 Date: Sun Sep 13 12:31:49 2026 -0700
 2 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)
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{
  "command": "cd /Users/warrenthompson/Source/LoginID-worktrees/LT-48-dsn-recover\ngrep -n \"db_dsn.sqlite\\|db_dsn.postgres\" docker-compose.yml scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh | head -10\ndocker compose --profile sqlite config --services 2>&1\ndocker compose --profile postgres config --services 2>&1"
}

scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh:50:# db_dsn.sqlite, api-service-pg -> db_dsn.postgres) — nothing depends
scripts/dev-secrets-init.sh:59:write_if_absent "$dir/db_dsn.sqlite" "/data/dev.db"
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1	# LT-20 refinement — S6: log-sink retention for the audit trail
2	
3	**Product Owner:** Naomi Voss (01). **Research team:** Desmond Okafor (claims check), Tobias Lindqvist (objection seat). **Engineering:** Theo Bergman (04). **Design inputs:** Marcus Ilori (02, never-log-list scope), Priya Nandakumar (05, retention-window row), Amber (read-only observability inventory). **Source:** `04-infra-devops/backlog.md` Story 6 (LT-20), corrected against `04-infra-devops/handoff-amber-observability-inventory.md`.
4	
5	**Who did the work:** Refined by Naomi Voss (PO).
6	
7	## Why this refinement corrects the backlog's own framing before restating criteria
8	
9	`backlog.md`'s Story 6 description names the enforcement site as "a retention policy on the log sink 04 already operates (Loki or equivalent)" and its own acceptance criteria assume this track can simply "configure the sink's retention setting to that window." **Both assumptions are wrong, confirmed by Amber's read-only inventory, not assumed correct at design time:**
10	
11	- **There is no Loki.** The cluster runs Filebeat (Helm DaemonSet, not an ECK `Beat` CR) shipping every namespace's stdout — this project's included, already, at no cost to us — into a single shared Elasticsearch data stream, `filebeat-9.4.4`, owned by the `logging` namespace's operators, not by this track.
12	- **Note: Amber's Filebeat `health`-substring `drop_event` fix (in progress, shared ConfigMap) does not change this story's ILM/retention question at all.** That fix addresses which log lines make it into the stream in the first place (LT-49's metrics-sink concern, not this story's) — it has zero bearing on how long entries that do land in `filebeat-9.4.4` are retained once there, which is this story's entire subject. Noted explicitly so this fix isn't later mistaken for progress on LT-20.
13	- **04 does not operate this sink.** `filebeat-9.4.4` is configured by a ConfigMap (`filebeat-filebeat-daemonset-config`) and backed by an Elasticsearch cluster this project's CI deployer has zero access to — no Kubernetes RBAC grant reaches Elasticsearch's own object model at all (an ES index-lifecycle-management, ILM, policy is a cluster-level object in a different system, not a Kubernetes CRD this namespace's `Role` could ever cover).
14	- **The retention window likely can't be scoped to just this project's data on the license the cluster runs — extrapolated from Amber's inventory, not a claim she stated directly, so flagged as such.** Amber's inventory confirms the ES license is **Basic** and that document-level security (the feature that would let a *read role* scope to only `kubernetes.namespace: loginid-takehome`) is a Platinum/Enterprise feature — stated for read access specifically. She did not separately address whether ILM/retention policies carry the same per-document restriction; this refinement infers they do, on the reasonable but unconfirmed assumption that ILM operates at the same index/stream granularity DLS would otherwise need to narrow. **This inference itself is the first thing to confirm with whoever owns `logging`**, not something to treat as already established the way the read-role limitation is.
15	
16	This means Story 6 as originally scoped — "this story configures the sink's retention setting to that window once it's a number" — describes an action this track cannot actually take, on infrastructure this track does not own, at a granularity the platform's own license doesn't support. Per the PM's routing: **this story's job is to say what retention it needs and who applies it, not to pretend this namespace can apply it itself.**
17	
18	## What this story actually is, corrected
19	
20	Not a configuration change 04 makes. Instead:
21	1. **State the required retention window precisely**, sourced from 05's `pii-governance.md` audit-log row (still pending a legal ruling on the actual number, per the original story's own "basis: unknown" framing — unaffected by this correction).
22	2. **Name the actual owner who must apply it**: whoever administers the shared Elastic stack in `logging` — outside this project's org boundary, the same class of escalation as LT-49's audit-log-RBAC item (both trace to the same Basic-license constraint, on the same shared stream).
23	3. **Record the options honestly, related to but not assumed identical to LT-49's audit-RBAC framing (corrected per Tobias's objection):** Amber's inventory treats RBAC-scoping (LT-49) and retention/ILM-scoping (this story) as two separate consequences of the same Basic-license constraint, not as one pre-ruled decision — nobody with actual authority over either the audit-log design (Marcus, 02) or the `logging`/Elastic side has confirmed that a stream created to solve LT-49's RBAC problem also satisfies whatever retention window 05 rules for this story. Treating them as automatically "the same decision" risks LT-20 getting marked Done by proxy the moment LT-49's dedicated stream exists, without anyone separately checking that an ILM policy was actually applied to it, or that it matches the ruled window.
24	   - **Option A (a plausible shared mechanism, not yet a ruled joint decision):** if `api-service` is changed to write audit events to its own dedicated data stream (e.g. `loginid-takehome-audit-*`, per LT-49's audit-RBAC option (a)) rather than relying on Filebeat's stdout capture of the shared stream, an ILM policy scoped to that dedicated stream would be a genuinely narrow request — but this story's own Done criteria require confirming that policy was independently requested and applied to that named stream, even if LT-49 adopts Option A, rather than assuming the stream's existence alone closes this story.
25	   - **Option B:** accept that the audit trail's retention rides on whatever retention policy already exists (or doesn't) for the shared `filebeat-9.4.4` stream — meaning this project's audit data expires exactly when everyone else's does, decided by someone else's policy, with no ability to set or verify a project-specific window at all.
26	4. **This story cannot be called Done by a configuration change in this namespace, and cannot be closed by proxy through LT-49's dedicated-stream decision either.** It's Done when the required window is stated, the owner is named and asked, and — if Option A is chosen — the ILM policy is independently confirmed applied to the dedicated stream by name (not inferred from the stream merely existing) — or when whoever owns `logging` rules on Option B and this project accepts that ruling explicitly rather than by default.
27	
28	## Acceptance criteria (corrected from `backlog.md` S6)
29	
30	- [x] The hand-off standard holds: 02's never-log-list scope and 05's retention-window row are each confirmed independently, without this story needing to be rewritten if either changes later — unaffected by this correction.
31	- [x] **Ruled by Priya (05):** the required retention window is **≥ 90 days, a floor not a ceiling** — recorded in `pii-governance.md`'s own row (confirmed present, replacing "unknown — needs a legal ruling"), with three named revisit triggers. Since this closes as a *stated requirement* per this story's own corrected scope (see below), not applied configuration, the remaining half of this criterion — the request sent to the actual owner (whoever administers the shared Elastic stack in `logging`) — is 04's deliverable: writing the exact ILM policy object (as a document, not applied) into `observability.md`, per the PM's routing.
32	- [ ] **Corrected:** if Option A (dedicated audit data stream) is adopted — a mechanism this story shares with, but does not automatically inherit closure from, LT-49's audit-RBAC decision — the ILM policy request is scoped to that dedicated stream by name, never the shared `filebeat-9.4.4` stream as a whole, and this story's own Done criteria require confirming the ILM policy was actually requested and applied to that named stream, independent of whether LT-49's RBAC role was granted.
33	- [x] Confirmed this remains a configuration/request, not a deletion job: no new DAO method, no new `cmd/` entrypoint, no scheduled job beyond LT-49's retention-sweep story for `user_profile`/`user_credential`-derived data — unaffected by this correction, restated for clarity since the enforcement site moved outside this namespace.
34	- [ ] **Added:** this story is not marked Done on a configuration value this track can't actually verify was applied — the closing check is the ILM policy object written into `observability.md` naming the floor, the stream, and the owner (not "we set a number in our own manifest," since no such manifest exists for this track to set it in) — see PO review script's corrected step 1a below.
35	- [ ] **Added, per Priya's ruling's own emphasis:** the ILM policy object, once written, must be expressed as a **minimum retention** (do not delete/roll over before 90 days), never a maximum/trim-to-90-days setting — the two read as similar English but are opposite mechanisms, and writing the wrong one would delete audit evidence this ruling exists specifically to preserve.
36	
37	## Non-goals
38	
39	- No new retention windows invented by this track — 05's number, once ruled, is the number requested.
40	- No attempt to build a per-namespace log-sink from scratch (a dedicated Loki instance, e.g.) to route around the shared stream's limitation — that's new, disproportionate infrastructure for a take-home, and duplicates infrastructure the cluster already has (same reasoning `local-dev-loop.md` used to rule out a local Kubernetes cluster).
41	- No re-litigation of the never-log list's scope — 02's list, already final, is assumed correct here.
42	
43	## PO review script
44	
45	1. Confirm 05's `pii-governance.md` states the audit-log retention window as a ruled number (not still "basis: unknown") before this story can close — if still unruled, this story stays open on that dependency alone, same as it always has.
46	2. Confirm a request was actually sent to the `logging` stack's owner (an email, a ticket, a message — whatever channel exists) naming the specific window and the specific stream (dedicated, if Option A; shared, if Option B) — not just recorded as an intention in this doc.
47	3. If Option A: confirm the ILM policy on the dedicated stream was independently requested and applied by name — do not treat LT-49's RBAC role being granted as evidence this story is also closed; the two are related but separately-confirmed asks to the same owner, not one action that closes both.
48	4. Confirm the response (or the explicit acceptance of Option B, with no response needed) is recorded before Done — a request sent with no confirmed outcome is not the same as a closed loop.
49	
50	## Research team review
51	
52	**Desmond Okafor — claims check:** PASS, with one precision flag. The no-Loki/Filebeat-ConfigMap/`filebeat-9.4.4`/Basic-license claims all check out directly against `handoff-amber-observability-inventory.md` and are described consistently with LT-49.md's own framing of the same constraint — no contradiction between the two documents. One flag: this doc extends the Basic/no-DLS constraint from read roles (what Amber's inventory actually discusses) to ILM/retention policies (which she never explicitly addresses) — a reasonable same-license inference, not a literal quote. Applied as an explicit "extrapolated, not stated" caveat rather than presenting it as established fact.
53	
54	**Tobias Lindqvist — objection:** Real gap: this doc's original framing asserted Option A (a dedicated audit stream) is "the same underlying decision" as LT-49's audit-RBAC item, without anyone with actual authority over either half (Marcus on the audit-log design, or the `logging` owner on the ES side) having ruled that a stream created to solve RBAC-scoping also satisfies whatever retention window 05 rules. Concrete risk: LT-20 could get marked Done by proxy the moment LT-49's dedicated stream exists, without separately confirming an ILM policy was actually applied to it. Fix applied: Option A is now framed as a plausible shared mechanism, not a pre-ruled joint decision, and this story's own Done criteria require independently confirming the ILM policy was requested and applied to the named stream, regardless of LT-49's own RBAC-role status.
55	
56	**Naomi Voss — ruling:** Both fixes applied. This refinement is accepted and ready to hand off. The correction Tobias caught here is worth naming as its own standing lesson alongside the earlier "config assumed present, never checked" pattern: two stories sharing an underlying *mechanism* (a dedicated data stream) doesn't mean they share a *closure condition* — each still needs its own independently-confirmed done state, even when fixing one materially helps the other.
57	
58	---
59	
60	## 05 ruling — the audit-log retention window
61	
62	**≥ 90 days, and it is a floor rather than a ceiling.** That distinction is the ruling, not a caveat on it: every other number in `05-data-ops/pii-governance.md` is a **maximum** driven by minimization — data kept no longer than necessary — and this one is a **minimum** driven by incident review. Applying minimization thinking to an audit trail deletes the evidence, so the two kinds of number must not be read as the same kind. The audit events carry no PII payload under the never-log discipline, and the subject identifiers they do carry (profile UUIDs, caller client_ids) stop being linkable to a person once the profile they name is deleted — so nothing pushes this number *down*, and the only question is how far up.
63	
64	**Why 90 and not a year.** It is short specifically because the durable proof-of-deletion lives in the `deletion_log` **table**, not in this stream. The stream is corroborating detail — who called what, when — and 90 days covers the ordinary incident-review horizon for that. Had the table not existed, the stream would be primary evidence and the floor would be materially longer.
65	
66	**How it has to be expressed, given the sink.** The audit events share a filebeat data stream with other logs on a Basic licence, so per-source retention is not separable. The requirement is therefore on the *stream's minimum*: it may retain longer for other reasons, it must not retain less. **05 states the floor; 04 owns whether and how it is configured**, which is why this story closes as a stated requirement with a named owner rather than as applied configuration.
67	
68	**Three revisit triggers, each with what it means:**
69	
70	1. **`deletion_log`'s own window is ruled shorter than 90 days.** The 90 depends on that table being the durable record; if the table becomes more perishable than the stream, the stream becomes primary evidence and the floor must rise to cover what the table no longer does.
71	2. **Any contractual or regulatory retention commitment** — a PCI-style one-year obligation, a customer contract. The floor stops being an engineering judgment and becomes a minimum someone is accountable for.
72	3. **The never-log discipline breaks.** The dangerous one. If PII reaches the logs, the stream acquires a *minimum* from incident review and a *maximum* from storage limitation at the same time — **two constraints that can conflict, with no correct configuration available.** That makes the never-log list load-bearing for this ruling rather than merely good hygiene: it is the thing keeping this a one-sided constraint.
73	
74	*Ruled by Priya Nandakumar (05 Data Ops lead). Recorded in `05-data-ops/pii-governance.md`, replacing that row's "unknown — needs a legal ruling". Sink constraints from Amber's observability inventory (04).*
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51	## Log-sink retention: the deletion-gap enforcement site
52	
53	Application logs, metrics, and traces have no `source` column, no clock tied to a `user_profile` row, and no key a subject-deletion request could reach by cascade — a deleted profile's data can still exist in a log line indefinitely. 05's never-log list (`handoff-04-secrets.md`) and this document's enforcement mechanism (above) are the upstream control — if PII never enters a log, there's nothing in a log to expire — but that only holds for the fields on the list. What's left (chiefly the audit trail: `sub`, scope, opaque record id, timestamp — permitted by design, pseudonymous rather than PII-free) still needs a retention window: `pii-governance.md` § "Retention windows (S5)", the "Audit-log stream" row (clock: the entry's own timestamp; window: proposed, pending a legal ruling; disposal: **expiry at the sink**) names this document's log-sink retention policy as its enforcement site — the citation resolves in both directions. Not a deletion job 04 writes — a retention setting on infrastructure 04 already operates.
54	
55	**Not the same object as the `deletion_log` table.** 05's `deletion_log` (rows written transactionally by `DeleteExpired`/`DeleteProfile`) is a separate thing from the audit-log stream above — it's PII-free by construction, carries no `RetentionClass`, and isn't in 05's retention table at all; nothing here applies to it, and no metric from a `SweepResult` does either. If a retention window is ever wanted for that table, it's a DAO contract change (05's to make), not a sink-retention config value (04's).
56	
57	## What's deliberately not here
58	
59	No SLOs/error-budget policy, no alerting-rule catalog beyond the retention-sweep alert above. A take-home needs the shape of an observability approach and a credible enforcement mechanism for the one hard requirement (never-log); it doesn't need a full SRE runbook.
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This section states the requirement and names the owner; it is not applied configuration, and this story does not close by proxy the moment a mechanism that happens to touch the same stream (LT-49's dedicated-audit-stream option, if ever adopted) exists — each is independently confirmed.\n\n**The ruled number (Priya, 05 — `pii-governance.md`): ≥ 90 days, a floor, not a ceiling.** Read that distinction literally, not as a caveat: every other number in `pii-governance.md` is a *maximum* driven by minimization (delete PII no longer than necessary); this one is a *minimum* driven by incident review (keep audit evidence no less than necessary). The audit stream carries no PII payload under the never-log discipline, and its subject identifiers (profile UUIDs, client_ids) stop being linkable to a person once the profile they name is deleted — so nothing pushes this number down; the only question was how far up. It's short (90 days, not a year) specifically because the durable proof-of-deletion lives in the `deletion_log` **table**, not this stream — the stream is corroborating detail for the ordinary incident-review horizon, not primary evidence. Had the table not existed, the floor would be materially longer.\n\n**The ILM policy object, as a request, not an applied change** — this is the exact document to hand to whoever administers the shared Elastic stack (`logging` namespace; Warren today, on this cluster):\n\n```json\n{\n  \"policy\": {\n    \"phases\": {\n      \"hot\": {\n        \"min_age\": \"0ms\",\n        \"actions\": { \"rollover\": { \"max_age\": \"1d\" } }\n      },\n      \"delete\": {\n        \"min_age\": \"90d\",\n        \"actions\": { \"delete\": {} }\n      }\n    }\n  }\n}\n```\n\n**Why `min_age: \"90d\"` on the `delete` phase, not a `max_age`/rollover trim:** this is the one line the whole request lives or dies on. `min_age` on `delete` means Elasticsearch *may not* move a document into deletion before 90 days have passed since rollover — a **floor**. A `max_age`-based trim (or a `delete` phase with a *shorter* `min_age`) reads similarly in English but is the *opposite* mechanism — a ceiling that would remove audit evidence this ruling exists specifically to preserve. Get this line wrong and the fix looks identical to the request until the first incident review comes up short.\n\n**Stream-level minimum, not a project-specific one — stated as a hard platform fact, not a preference.** The audit events share `filebeat-9.4.4` with every other tenant's logs, and the ES license is **Basic** — document-level security (which would let a policy scope by `kubernetes.namespace: loginid-takehome`) is a Platinum/Enterprise feature (confirmed for read-role scoping in Amber's inventory; extrapolated, not separately confirmed, for ILM — flagged as the first thing to verify with the stream's owner, not assumed). The request above is therefore necessarily on the **whole stream's** minimum: it may retain longer for other tenants' own reasons, it must not retain less than 90 days for anyone, ours included. If a future architecture (LT-49's Option A — a dedicated `loginid-takehome-audit-*` stream written by `api-service` itself) ever lands, this same policy object would apply narrowly to that stream by name instead — but that's a *separate* request to the same owner, confirmed independently, not something this story inherits automatically the moment that stream exists (Tobias's objection, `refinement/LT-20.md`).\n\n**Owner: whoever administers the shared Elastic stack in `logging` — Warren, on this cluster, today.** This section is the artifact handed to that owner; applying it, or ruling that the stream's existing policy (if any) already satisfies the floor, is their decision to make and record, not a config value this track can set or verify was set.\n\n**Three revisit triggers (Priya's ruling), each stated with what it means operationally:**\n\n1. **`deletion_log`'s own window is ever ruled shorter than 90 days.** The 90-day floor here depends on that table being the durable record; if the table becomes more perishable than this stream, the stream becomes primary evidence and this floor must rise to cover what the table no longer does.\n2. **Any contractual or regulatory retention commitment appears** (a PCI-style one-year obligation, a customer contract). The floor stops being an engineering judgment call and becomes a minimum someone is legally accountable for — revisit the number, not just the mechanism.\n3. **The never-log discipline breaks** — the dangerous one. If PII ever reaches this stream, it acquires a *minimum* from incident review and a *maximum* from storage/data-minimization law at the same time — two constraints that can conflict with no correct configuration available. This is why the never-log list (above) is load-bearing for this ruling, not merely good hygiene elsewhere in this document: it's the thing keeping this a one-sided constraint at all.\n\n**Not the same object as the `deletion_log` table.** 05's `deletion_log` (rows written transactionally by `DeleteExpired`/`DeleteProfile`) is a separate thing from the audit-log stream above — it's PII-free by construction, carries no `RetentionClass`, and isn't in 05's retention table at all; nothing here applies to it, and no metric from a `SweepResult` does either. If a retention window is ever wanted for that table, it's a DAO contract change (05's to make), not a sink-retention config value (04's)."
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{
  "command": "python3 -c \"\nimport json\npolicy = {\n  'policy': {\n    'phases': {\n      'hot': {'min_age': '0ms', 'actions': {'rollover': {'max_age': '1d'}}},\n      'delete': {'min_age': '90d', 'actions': {'delete': {}}}\n    }\n  }\n}\nprint(json.dumps(policy, indent=2))\nprint('valid JSON structure')\n\""
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{
  "policy": {
    "phases": {
      "hot": {
        "min_age": "0ms",
        "actions": {
          "rollover": {
            "max_age": "1d"
          }
        }
      },
      "delete": {
        "min_age": "90d",
        "actions": {
          "delete": {}
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
valid JSON structure