2.3 KiB
created, status, requirements, system_design, legacy_specs
| created | status | requirements | system_design | legacy_specs | ||
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| 2026-09-20 | done |
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Kubernetes Resume Profile Environment Repair
Overview
Record the already implemented resume-environment regression fix and its verification. The executor system owns both retained-runtime recovery and profile environment construction. The user authorized PR publication and required fixups; merging and deployment remain separate actions.
Scope and technical approach
Restore environment definitions from the runtime inventory's recorded executor profile before launch-environment construction. Preserve workload/storage snapshots and the existing secret-resolution checkpoint. Missing profiles allow retained recovery; lookup errors and foreign ownership fail closed.
This repair does not change provider mode selection, resource cleanup, schemas, or rendered UI. The existing recovery specifications retain their draft status.
Tests and acceptance
- Criteria .6/.8:
TestKubernetesResumeRestoresRecordedProfileEnvironment. - Subsequent-start profile identity:
TestKubernetesResumePreservesProfileForExistingWorkspaceStart. - Criterion .7:
TestKubernetesResumeProfileEnvironmentFailures. - Full executor package and focused Kubernetes recovery race tests.
- Isolated synthetic acceptance: same-Pod Stop/Resume, lost-Pod replacement with retained workspace, missing provider rollout fallback, and idempotent replay of previous submissions without manual environment overrides. Independent database baseline and submission hashes remained unchanged. Temporary test resources were removed. No browser layout change requires new screenshots.
Work orders
Verification results
Implementation and acceptance passed before PR publication. PR follow-up adds these linked records after the documentation coverage check identified the gap. See the work order for commands and results; remote CI/review is tracked in the PR rather than treated as complete here.
Risks
Current profile environment edits affect future resumed processes. A deleted profile cannot supply its former definitions; this is documented publicly.