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WalkthroughThe gateway now supports ungated routers, contributed background tasks, and independent Alembic migration chains. CLI and startup paths load contributions from the container. URL handling, lifecycle behavior, validation, and migration execution have expanded test coverage. ChangesBootstrap contribution contracts
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A bootstrap module could rebind ports and contribute routers, but the periodic workers the lifespan runs were a hand-kept list in gateway.main, so a plugin that needs a timer (a budget alert evaluator, a sync job, a purge) had nowhere to register one without editing an Otari source file. Add BackgroundTaskContribution(name, start) and Container.contribute_background_task, mirroring the router contribution API. The lifespan starts each contribution after Otari's own refreshers, in both modes, and stops them under the same shared cancellation bound, so a task that ignores cancellation is abandoned rather than allowed to hang shutdown and one that dies is logged under its name. Names are unique per container, and the composition-root summary lists them. Fixes #1057 Refs #973 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A module a bootstrap loads can now own tables of its own. It records a MigrationContribution (name, script directory, version table) on the container, and init_db upgrades Otari's chain to head and then each contribution's, on the same URL, each stamping only its own version table so the histories never share a row. The core table alembic_version, a duplicate version table, and a duplicate name are refused at contribution time. The contributed env.py reads config.attributes["version_table"] and passes it to context.configure. otari migrate still runs the core chain only; that gap is documented rather than settled here. Fixes #1058 Refs #921, #973 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e FK caution Self-review of #1066: a blank name, script directory or version table reached Alembic as a nonsense identifier, so it is refused with the other collisions at contribution time; the foreign-key caution names what actually fails rather than guessing at a dialect's mechanism. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ation contract Three changes on top of the two cherry-picked seams, from reading the real overlay consumer. RouterContribution.capability becomes optional. A capability names a licensing axis, so it belongs on a surface an overlay licenses per deployment. A contribution that is simply present once the module is installed, which is what a plugin is, sets None and is mounted with no entitlement dependency, instead of inventing a capability name solely to satisfy the gate. The container summary reports such a contribution as "ungated". _alembic_config now offers the database URL on two channels, keeping sqlalchemy.url for Otari's own chain and adding attributes["database_url"]. A contributed chain should prefer the attribute: the main option is read back through configparser, whose interpolation treats a percent sign as a token, so a password containing one breaks it. The fixture chain reads the attribute, so the test exercises the channel. The version_table contract becomes declarative. A contributed env.py may read config.attributes["version_table"] or hardcode a constant of its own; what Otari requires is that the declared value is the table the chain actually stamps, since the declared value is all the collision check has. Also unifies the lifespan's two reads of app.state.container, which the two seams had introduced independently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ion is gated Self-review of the ungated seam: the claim that a contributed router is always mounted behind require_capability lived in three files beyond the one the change touched, and each said it as a fact rather than a default. The require_capability docstring, the EntitlementPort module docstring and ARCHITECTURE.md's entitlement section now say a capability-naming contribution is gated and one naming none never reaches the port. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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72-72: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the extension-seam rule.
Line 72 still states that every contributed surface is gated. A router with
capability=Noneis now mounted withoutrequire_capability. This conflict can cause plugin authors to add an invented entitlement gate. Describe router gating as conditional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Around line 350-352: Revise the shutdown guarantee in the documented periodic
refresher/task behavior to state that tasks must yield periodically. Clarify
that the bounded shutdown wait protects shutdown only when a
cancellation-resistant task continues yielding, and remove the claim that it
prevents a never-yielding task from holding the process open.
In `@src/gateway/container.py`:
- Line 284: Update the version-table comparisons in the contribution validation
flow to use casefolded names, including the CORE_VERSION_TABLE check and
comparisons between contributed table names, so case-only differences are
treated as collisions. Add tests covering collisions with the core table and
between contributed tables.
- Line 463: Update the contribution summary in the router contribution reporting
flow to treat only capability values that are None as “ungated”; preserve
empty-string capabilities as their actual value so the summary matches router
mounting behavior.
- Line 259: Update Container.contribute_background_task to reject names where
contribution.name.strip() is empty before checking
_background_task_contributions for duplicates, while preserving non-blank names
unchanged; add a matching test for whitespace-only task names.
In `@tests/fixtures/plugin_alembic/env.py`:
- Line 25: Update the Alembic configuration in the migration environment so
context.configure does not pass version_table when it is None; omit that keyword
in the absent-attribute path to preserve Alembic’s default alembic_version
table, while retaining the configured version table when one is provided.
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- Line 72: Update the extension-seam rule near the “Surfaces exposed to callers”
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A contributed chain only ran at boot, under `auto_migrate`. That left the deployment posture that most needs it, `auto_migrate=false`, with no supported way to create a plugin's tables: `otari migrate` shelled out to the alembic binary against Otari's own chain and knew nothing about the container, and `otari init-db` passed no contributions either. Both now read the chains off the container the configured bootstrap built, and `migrate` calls the same `run_migrations` the boot path calls, so the out-of-band path and the boot path cannot reach different chain-runners again. Dropping the subprocess also drops the requirement that the `alembic` console script be on PATH. `--revision` names a revision in Otari's own chain, which a contributed history knows nothing about, so pinning core leaves the contributed chains alone and says which ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review findings on #1087. A version table is now compared without regard to case, against both Otari's own and every contribution already recorded. SQLite, the default, does not distinguish table names, so `ALEMBIC_VERSION` collided with Otari's row while passing the check meant to catch exactly that. A blank background-task name is refused, rather than labeling the task with nothing in the startup summary and the shutdown log. A blank router capability is refused too: only `None` means ungated, and an empty string mounted the router behind a gate no deployment can satisfy, which reads as a 404 rather than as the registration mistake it is. The startup summary now matches the mount, calling only `None` ungated. The test fixture's `env.py` no longer passes `version_table=None` to `context.configure`, which overrides Alembic's default rather than selecting it. Two claims were wider than the code: the bounded shutdown wait covers a task that ignores cancellation, not one that never yields, since a coroutine that never awaits blocks the loop the timeout runs on; and the extension-seam rule still said every contributed surface is gated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rite Review finding on #1087. Alembic keeps a main option in a configparser whose interpolation reads a percent sign as the start of a token, so a URL carrying a percent-encoded password (`p%40ss`) raised ValueError as it was written, before any migration ran. Both writes are affected: the one in `_alembic_config` and the normalized write-back in `alembic/env.py`. `escape_ini_value` doubles the sign at both, so the read back through interpolation returns the original. `config.attributes["database_url"]` is untouched and still holds the URL verbatim, which remains the channel a contributed chain should prefer; the four places that explained that preference by saying the main option breaks on a percent sign now say what is actually true of it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One blocking defect in the documented contract; the seams themselves are right and built through the existing container and lifespan paths.
P1: a contributed chain fails with MissingGreenlet on any async-form database URL. _alembic_config hands config.attributes["database_url"] the URL as configured, and the documented env.py builds create_engine straight from it. Otari's own env.py calls to_sync_url for itself; a contributed one does not. Reproduced with init_db on the README's sqlite+aiosqlite:/// form plus the fixture chain, and with run_migrations on postgresql+asyncpg:// against PostgreSQL: Otari's chain runs, then the contributed chain dies in connect(). A deployment on either URL that installs a plugin with tables fails to boot under auto_migrate, and otari migrate fails the same way. src/gateway/core/database.py:100-107, docs/configuration.md:404-412. Fix: convert once so both channels carry the sync form, and drop "verbatim" from the four places that say it.
def _alembic_config(script_location: str, database_url: str) -> Config:
+ # Alembic opens a sync engine, so the async form an operator may configure
+ # (sqlite+aiosqlite://, postgresql+asyncpg://) is converted once here for
+ # every chain, rather than trusting each contributed env.py to do it.
+ database_url = to_sync_url(database_url)
alembic_cfg = Config()Verified after the change: both forms migrate both chains and stamp both version tables, twice, idempotently, including a percent-encoded password on asyncpg. Two tests worth adding: init_db on the aiosqlite URL with the fixture chain, and _alembic_config on an asyncpg URL asserting the attribute and sqlalchemy.url both read postgresql://. Also add one PostgreSQL integration test for a contributed chain; test_contributed_migrations.py is SQLite only, which is how this passed CI.
P2: ARCHITECTURE.md:181 still says otari migrate runs the core chain only and leaves contributed chains an open question. The code and docs/configuration.md:440 say otherwise.
P3: docs/configuration.md:440 says otari init-db covers a deployment that migrates out of band. With auto_migrate: false it opens the engine and runs no chain at all, Otari's own included; otari migrate is the command for that deployment.
P3: .github/workflows/otari-oss-edition.yml:29 still says otari migrate shells out to the alembic CLI and reads alembic.ini.
P3: otari migrate --revision heads is treated as not-head and skips the contributed chains, though it names the same target. src/gateway/cli.py:212.
Docs: the contributed env.py contract is restated in five places (MigrationContribution and run_migrations docstrings, init_db, ARCHITECTURE, configuration.md). The P1 fix touches four of them, which is the staleness AGENTS.md warns about. Keep configuration.md canonical and reduce the docstrings to a pointer.
Suggestion: migrate and init-db print a raw traceback when the bootstrap module cannot load; migrate already catches chain errors, so catching BootstrapError around build_container would match.
On CodeRabbit's remaining thread: the migration lock is real but pre-existing (main runs command.upgrade under auto_migrate with no lock); deferring it is fine.
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A contributed chain died with MissingGreenlet on any async-form URL. Otari's own env.py calls to_sync_url on what it reads, so the core chain always ran; a contributed env.py has no reason to know it must, and the documented contract told it to build an engine from the URL as given. The README configures sqlite+aiosqlite:///, so this broke boot under auto_migrate and broke otari migrate for a deployment that installs a plugin with tables. The conversion now happens in _alembic_config, so both channels carry the sync form for every chain. It is idempotent, so Otari's own env.py is unaffected, and it leaves a percent-encoded password untouched. Also from the review: - ARCHITECTURE.md still said otari migrate runs the core chain only and called contributed chains an open question. - configuration.md paired migrate with init-db as the out-of-band path. init-db runs no chain at all unless auto_migrate is on, Otari's own included, so it now says which command is for that deployment. - The OSS-edition workflow comment still described the alembic subprocess. - otari migrate --revision heads skipped contributed chains, though it names the same target as head on a single-headed chain. - A bad OTARI_BOOTSTRAP selector printed a traceback out of build_container; migrate and init-db now report it like any other operator error. - The env.py contract was restated in five places. configuration.md is canonical and the docstrings point at it. Tests: the async form with a contributed chain, both URL channels on an asyncpg URL, --revision heads, and the bad selector. Plus a PostgreSQL integration test, since the existing coverage is SQLite only, which is how this passed CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Build the async URL from its parsed driver name.
When postgres_url uses postgresql+psycopg2://, to_sync_url(postgres_url) leaves it unchanged. The following replacement matches only postgresql://, so run_migrations receives a synchronous URL and the test does not cover the contributed-chain async URL path.
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from sqlalchemy import create_engine, inspect, text
+from sqlalchemy.engine import make_url
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- async_url = to_sync_url(postgres_url).replace("postgresql://", "postgresql+asyncpg://", 1)
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In `@tests/integration/test_contributed_migrations_postgres.py` at line 51, Update
the async URL construction around to_sync_url so it derives the driver name from
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Replaces draft #1061, #1063, #1065 and #1066.
A bootstrap plugin today can already swap an adapter and add routes but it cannot run a periodic job or create its own tables.
This PR adds some missing pieces, allowing plugins to add:
Background tasks. Otari starts it alongside its own workers and stops it under the same bounded wait.
Migration chains.. With
auto_migrateon, startup runs Otari's chain and then each contributed one, each stamping only the table it declared.The out-of-band path too.
migratenow calls the samerun_migrationsthe boot path calls, rather than shelling out to thealembicbinary against Otari's chain alone. Dropping the subprocess also drops the requirement that thealembicconsole script be onPATH.Ungated routers. A contribution's
capabilitymay now beNone, which mounts the router with no entitlement check.How to test it locally
By hand: write a module whose
register(container)callscontribute_router,contribute_background_taskandcontribute_migrations, then runOTARI_BOOTSTRAP=yourmodule:register uv run otari serve.PR Type
Relevant issues
Fixes #1057
Fixes #1058
Fixes #1059
Refs #973
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