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What changed / why

Linked issue

Fixes #8
Fixes #9
Fixes #10
Fixes #11
Fixes #12
Fixes #19
Fixes #20

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  • AI assistance was used and disclosed in the linked issue; the ai-assisted label should be applied.
  • Tools and use: OMP coding agents researched current repository behavior, implemented scoped changes, ran focused and full quality gates, and conducted independent diff reviews.
  • Accountable human: Jaydeep Solanki (@whoisjayd) understands the complete change, tested it, and will respond to review.

Behavior, compatibility, and platform impact

  • User-visible behavior: Adds opt-in --json output for doctor and single-run benchmark, a documented contributor smoke command, and contributor/deployment validation documentation. Default Rich CLI modes and HTTP behavior remain unchanged.
  • Compatibility implications: Additive CLI options and documentation only; no existing command, endpoint, export, default, or artifact identity is removed or renamed. The compatibility policy defines review expectations without changing a current contract.
  • Platform impact: IPv6 live coverage runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux when loopback IPv6 is available and otherwise skips only that scenario. The deployment-validation job is Ubuntu CI with documented POSIX/Docker prerequisites.

Evidence and tests

  • Focused tests: uv run pytest tests/e2e/test_cli_commands.py -q -k 'doctor or benchmark' — passed.
  • Focused tests: uv run pytest tests/unit/test_contributor_smoke.py -q — passed.
  • Runtime evidence: inherited JSON request logging still yields exactly one parseable JSON result from benchmark and contributor smoke.
  • Relevant checks: uv run ruff check ., uv run ruff format --check ., and uv run mypy blazeserve — passed.
  • Full quality/coverage gate: uv run pytest -n auto -q --cov=blazeserve --cov-report=xml --cov-report=term-missing — passed; 88.93% coverage.

Security and data handling

  • Security/data-handling review completed for temporary authenticated smoke uploads, JSON output isolation, header CRLF sanitization, and path containment barrier guards.
  • Credentials, tokens, keys, private data, and sensitive logs are not committed or exposed.
  • Not applicable: this change does not touch security-sensitive or data-handling behavior.

Documentation and release impact

  • README updated if user-facing usage or behavior changed.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md updated if contributor workflow or commands changed.
  • DEPLOYMENT.md updated if startup, shutdown, TLS, bind, health, container, proxy, or deployment behavior changed.
  • Endpoint documentation updated if HTTP routes, methods, statuses, headers, caching, auth, uploads, or ranges changed.
  • CHANGELOG.md updated only when release preparation or user-visible release notes are in scope.
  • No documentation update is required; the changed behavior does not affect these documents.

Maintainer review

  • Scope is focused and fits the documented project purpose.
  • Compatibility and cross-platform impact were reviewed.
  • Tests and evidence are sufficient, and required CI checks pass locally.
  • Required documentation and release impact were reviewed.
  • Security and data-handling implications were reviewed where applicable.
  • AI-assisted work is disclosed in both the linked issues and this PR, labeled ai-assisted, and has received careful human review.

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This batch adds offline deployment configuration validation, formal compatibility and architecture documentation, opt-in JSON contracts for doctor and benchmark, a sanitized contributor smoke command, and focused IPv6/CORS/Vary coverage while preserving existing default CLI and HTTP behavior.

Sequence diagram for opt-in JSON benchmark output

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI as benchmark_cmd
    participant Server as create_server
    participant HTTP as BlazeServe HTTP endpoint

    User->>CLI: benchmark_cmd(--json)
    CLI->>Server: create_server(log_json=False)
    Server-->>CLI: loopback server
    CLI->>HTTP: GET /__speed__?bytes=expected_bytes
    HTTP-->>CLI: download response
    CLI-->>User: JSON requested_bytes/downloaded_bytes/throughput_mib_per_second
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Sequence diagram for contributor smoke validation

sequenceDiagram
    participant Contributor
    participant Smoke as run_smoke
    participant Server as create_server
    participant HTTP as BlazeServe HTTP server

    Contributor->>Smoke: run contributor_smoke.py
    Smoke->>Server: create_server(auth, port=0, log_json=False)
    Smoke->>HTTP: GET /__ready__
    HTTP-->>Smoke: 200 readiness
    Smoke->>HTTP: GET /static/hello.txt
    Smoke->>HTTP: GET /static/hello.txt with Range
    Smoke->>HTTP: PUT /__upload__/uploads/contributor-upload.bin
    Smoke->>HTTP: GET /uploads/contributor-upload.bin
    Smoke->>HTTP: GET /__live__
    HTTP-->>Smoke: validated responses
    Smoke-->>Contributor: one sanitized JSON report
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Added offline, read-only validation for deployment assets and documented how contributors can reproduce the pinned checks.
  • Added a CI job validating Compose, Kubernetes, Linux tuning, monitoring, reverse-proxy, and systemd configuration without starting services or applying changes.
  • Pinned containerized validator versions and added syntax/format assertions, including the default Kubernetes render contract.
  • Documented prerequisites, exact commands, read-only mount usage, and intentional validation limitations.
.github/workflows/ci.yml
CONTRIBUTING.md
Introduced a compatibility policy and retrospective architecture records to formalize public contracts, support boundaries, and decision ownership.
  • Defined compatibility commitments across CLI, Python API, HTTP, metrics/logs, package metadata, container tags, and deployment assets.
  • Established deprecation, exception, evidence, support-matrix, PR, and release-review requirements.
  • Recorded module/request lifecycle ownership, filesystem containment, and standard-library HTTP-server portability decisions with linked evidence.
  • Added ADR index and authoring template.
COMPATIBILITY.md
docs/adr/README.md
docs/adr/template.md
docs/adr/0001-module-and-request-lifecycle-ownership.md
docs/adr/0002-centralized-filesystem-containment-boundary.md
docs/adr/0003-standard-library-http-server-portability-boundary.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
Added opt-in machine-readable output for diagnostics and benchmarks while preserving existing human-readable CLI behavior.
  • Added blaze doctor --json with structured checks, success status, and failure exit behavior.
  • Added blaze benchmark --json with typed byte, timing, URL, and throughput fields.
  • Allowed explicit server logging overrides so JSON-producing commands suppress inherited request logs and emit one parseable result.
  • Documented the new output contracts and examples.
blazeserve/cli.py
blazeserve/handlers.py
blazeserve/server.py
README.md
Added a deterministic local contributor smoke flow covering authenticated HTTP behavior and sanitized machine-readable evidence.
  • Created a temporary loopback server flow covering readiness/liveness, static serving, byte ranges, authenticated upload/readback, and cleanup.
  • Generated stable fixture metadata and sanitized failure/output handling to avoid credentials and temporary paths.
  • Added unit coverage for the manifest, completed result, inherited logging isolation, and failure recovery.
  • Documented the contributor command and its guarantees.
scripts/__init__.py
scripts/contributor_smoke.py
tests/unit/test_contributor_smoke.py
CONTRIBUTING.md
Expanded cross-platform and HTTP behavior coverage for IPv6, CORS, Vary, and compressed/range responses.
  • Added an IPv6 loopback fixture with platform-aware skipping and address-family-aware port polling.
  • Added focused CORS assertions for preflight, GET, HEAD, gzip responses, and disabled-CORS behavior.
  • Verified Vary tokens for origin and content encoding and ensured ranged gzip-accepted responses remain uncompressed.
tests/conftest.py
tests/integration/test_http_serving.py
tests/integration/test_caching_and_headers.py
tests/integration/test_range_requests.py

Assessment against linked issues

Issue Objective Addressed Explanation
#8 Add an independent, capability-aware IPv6 loopback probe and a live integration test that starts BlazeServe via server_factory(host="::1", port=0) and successfully serves /test.txt, skipping only when IPv6 loopback binding is unavailable.
#8 Update shared readiness polling to select the correct socket address family for IPv4 and IPv6 hosts while retaining fixture-managed teardown, OS-assigned ports, and polling without unconditional sleeps.
#8 Preserve the existing address-selection behavior and unit coverage, including IPv4 preference for dual-family results, IPv6 selection for IPv6-only results, and IPv4 fallback after lookup failure.
#9 Add a dedicated CI job that performs deterministic, offline, read-only validation of all deployment examples, including Compose, the Kubernetes base and YAML files, Linux-tuning files, monitoring JSON/Prometheus files, reverse-proxy configurations, and the systemd unit.
#9 Document contributor-local equivalents for every deployment validation check, including validator versions and any host-provided validator limitations. CONTRIBUTING.md documents the primary validator commands and versions, but it does not provide a local command equivalent for the inline Linux-tuning format validator or the CI assertion that the default Kubernetes render contains only Deployment and Service. Thus it does not fully reproduce every CI check.
#9 Provide pull-request evidence that validation catches malformed deployment configuration, with the malformed inputs reverted before submission. The PR describes the validation job and gives general instructions for temporarily introducing malformed files, but its evidence section does not record an actual reverted malformed-input demonstration, the failing validation step, or the affected file/configuration group as required by the issue.
#10 Add deterministic integration coverage for the configured CORS contract, including preflight status and method/header token sets, CORS headers on file responses, configured origins, GET and HEAD behavior, and the disabled-CORS case.
#10 Add representation-aware Vary coverage for uncompressed, gzip-precompressed, and range responses, ensuring the expected Origin and Accept-Encoding dimensions are present or absent without changing response semantics.
#11 Add an opt-in --json mode to a single blaze benchmark invocation, supporting both temporary loopback-server mode and explicit --url mode while preserving the existing default human-readable output.
#11 On successful JSON-mode completion, emit exactly one newline-terminated JSON object on standard output with exactly the fields base_url, requested_bytes, downloaded_bytes, elapsed_seconds, and throughput_mib_per_second, using the required value types and throughput calculation.
#11 Preserve benchmark validation, HTTP and connection error handling, incomplete-download detection, temporary-server cleanup, and JSON-output documentation and test coverage without allowing progress, Rich output, or request logs to corrupt JSON standard output.
#12 Add a blaze doctor --json mode that emits exactly one machine-readable JSON document containing absolute path, integer port, boolean success, and complete diagnostic checks with the required stable IDs, outcomes, and details.
#12 Preserve the existing diagnostic checks and exit behavior: required path or port failures produce fail, set success to false, emit the complete JSON document, and exit nonzero, while unavailable optional optimizations produce fallback without failing the command; the default non-JSON table remains available.
#12 Document blaze doctor --json usage and schema in the README, including POSIX and PowerShell examples, and add focused tests covering successful and failed JSON output, check IDs, outcomes, field structure, and output parsing.
#18 Establish a discoverable ADR convention, including a repository location, naming convention, index, template, required metadata, statuses, permitted transitions, maintainer approval signal, and proposal/supersession workflow.
#18 Publish two or three evidence-backed initial ADRs describing verified durable architecture decisions, their alternatives, consequences, affected boundaries, and supporting code, tests, or documentation.
#18 Make the ADR framework discoverable from existing contributor or architecture documentation while keeping existing policy documents canonical and avoiding runtime or public-behavior changes.
#19 Publish a normative compatibility and deprecation policy defining public and non-public surfaces, versioning expectations, compatibility windows, deprecation stages, migration and removal requirements, evidence standards, and maintainer-approved exceptions.
#19 Provide an evidence-backed support matrix reconciled with package metadata, the Python/OS CI matrix, release and container workflows, and deployment documentation, while accurately distinguishing validated support from documentation-only examples and limitations.
#19 Add a practical compatibility-impact checklist for issues, pull requests, and releases, including a worked public-surface deprecation scenario, without changing existing runtime behavior or broadening support claims.
#20 Provide a documented, activation-free contributor command that creates deterministic temporary fixtures, starts BlazeServe on loopback with an OS-assigned port, and runs a bounded representative smoke sequence covering static GET, byte range, authenticated upload/readback, and liveness/readiness.
#20 Report deterministic fixture metadata, endpoint and request results while sanitizing credentials, paths, and server output, including actionable diagnostics when a smoke step fails. The successful output contains the endpoint, fixture manifest, and scenario summaries, and the tests cover redaction. However, failures are reported only as a small generic JSON error object on stderr; request failures do not include the manifest, bound endpoint, selected configuration, prior request results, or sanitized server output as required by the issue's failure-diagnostics criteria.
#20 Guarantee cleanup of the listener, worker thread, temporary fixture tree, credentials, and other generated state on success, assertion/request failure, startup failure, and interruption, with focused tests for fixture determinism, cleanup behavior, and redaction.

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Machine-readable CLI output

Layer / File(s) Summary
CLI JSON contracts and logging flow
blazeserve/cli.py, blazeserve/handlers.py, blazeserve/server.py
Adds JSON output for doctor and benchmark. Logging now supports explicit environment inheritance.
CLI documentation and command tests
README.md, tests/e2e/test_cli_commands.py
Documents JSON schemas and validates success, failure, field types, and stdout isolation.

Offline deployment validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Deployment validator job
.github/workflows/ci.yml
Adds pinned offline checks for Compose, Kubernetes, Linux tuning, monitoring, reverse proxies, and systemd.
Contributor reproduction commands
CONTRIBUTING.md
Documents the contributor smoke command and local equivalents for deployment validation.

Contributor runtime smoke flow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Smoke fixture and lifecycle implementation
scripts/*
Adds deterministic fixtures, authenticated loopback scenarios, sanitized diagnostics, and cleanup.
Smoke output and cleanup tests
tests/unit/test_contributor_smoke.py
Validates manifests, scenarios, JSON output, sanitization, failure handling, and recovery.

HTTP portability and header coverage

Layer / File(s) Summary
IPv6 readiness and serving coverage
tests/conftest.py, tests/integration/test_http_serving.py
Adds IPv6-aware readiness polling, capability-based skipping, and live IPv6 serving coverage.
CORS and representation headers
tests/integration/test_caching_and_headers.py, tests/integration/test_range_requests.py
Expands CORS, compression, Vary, GET, HEAD, and range-response coverage.

Compatibility and architecture documentation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Compatibility policy and support rules
COMPATIBILITY.md
Defines public surfaces, support evidence, deprecation stages, exceptions, and retirement scenarios.
ADR index and authoring framework
docs/adr/README.md, docs/adr/template.md
Adds ADR conventions, statuses, templates, and supersession workflow.
Retrospective architecture records
docs/adr/0001-*.md, docs/adr/0002-*.md, docs/adr/0003-*.md, CONTRIBUTING.md
Records lifecycle, filesystem containment, HTTP server, and discoverability boundaries.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 59a69

The current change can make deployment validation non-reproducible, contributor and CI checks flaky, Compose uploads fail, and hostname-based IPv6 tests reject a working listener. These issues should be addressed before merge.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2

❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning Issues #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #18, and #19 have implementation and test coverage shown in the PR summary. Issue #20 has an unmet coding requirement. In scripts/contributor_smoke.py, `_sanitized_fail… Update the smoke flow to retain sanitized execution context and emit it for startup, request, assertion, and interruption failures. Include the failing step, non-secret endpoint/configuration, fixture manifest, response summary, and capture…
Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 39.13% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 46 functions across 11 files. (9 skipped:… Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Check name Status Explanation
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changed CI workflow, CLI output modes, IPv6 fixtures, CORS tests, ADR documents, compatibility policy, smoke script, and supporting tests and documentation map to issues #8#12 and #18#20. The lo…
Description Check ✅ Passed Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately summarizes the PR as completing an approved contributor backlog batch with security hardening. It is concise and related to the changes.
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Explanation

Issues #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #18, and #19 have implementation and test coverage shown in the PR summary. Issue #20 has an unmet coding requirement. In scripts/contributor_smoke.py, _sanitized_failure() returns only a generic error and detail. run_smoke() does not retain the fixture manifest, endpoint, scenario results, or server output when a step fails. Startup failures are reduced to unexpected <ExceptionType>. These diagnostics do not identify the failing step or provide the required non-secret configuration and response evidence.

Resolution

Update the smoke flow to retain sanitized execution context and emit it for startup, request, assertion, and interruption failures. Include the failing step, non-secret endpoint/configuration, fixture manifest, response summary, and captured sanitized server output. Keep the existing cleanup guarantees and add focused tests for these failure reports.

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Docstring coverage is 39.13% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 46 functions across 11 files. (9 skipped: 9 unsupported.)

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### Comment 1
<location path=".github/workflows/ci.yml" line_range="126" />
<code_context>
+        run: |
+          set -Eeuo pipefail
+          docker run --rm --mount type=bind,src="$PWD",dst=/work,readonly --workdir /work registry.k8s.io/kubectl:v1.32.2 kustomize deploy/k8s > /tmp/blazeserve-k8s.yaml
+          docker run --rm --mount type=bind,src="$PWD",dst=/work,readonly --workdir /work mikefarah/yq:4.45.4 eval-all -e '.' deploy/k8s/*.yaml > /dev/null
+          kinds="$(docker run --rm -i mikefarah/yq:4.45.4 eval -N -r '.kind' - < /tmp/blazeserve-k8s.yaml | sort)"
+          test "$kinds" = $'Deployment\nService' || {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The Kubernetes YAML validation command runs `yq` without setting its working directory to `/work`, so the host-expanded `deploy/k8s/*.yaml` paths do not exist inside the container and the deployment-config-validation job fails.

**Triggers:** On every CI run where the Kubernetes YAML validation step executes.

**Suggested fix:** Add `--workdir /work` to this `docker run`, or pass absolute `/work/deploy/k8s/*.yaml` paths.
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Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 114: Pin the deployment-validation workflow dependencies by replacing
actions/checkout@v6 and docker/setup-compose-action@v1 with full immutable
commit SHAs, and replace every validator image tag with its immutable digest.
Update the corresponding commands in CONTRIBUTING.md to use the same pinned
references.

In `@COMPATIBILITY.md`:
- Line 138: Update the Docker Compose example and its documentation to resolve
the mismatch between the read-only /data mount and do_PUT() uploads: either make
the /data mount writable when uploads are supported, or clearly document that
the example is read-only and uploads are unsupported. Keep the serve /data
configuration and related compatibility guidance consistent with the chosen
behavior.

In `@scripts/contributor_smoke.py`:
- Line 249: Update run_smoke() so it stores the result instead of returning
inside the TemporaryDirectory scope, then performs server shutdown,
server_close(), and worker.join() before leaving the with block; return the
stored result only after the temporary fixture tree is no longer in use.

In `@tests/conftest.py`:
- Line 20: Update server readiness probing in server_factory to pass
httpd.socket.family to wait_for_port instead of inferring the family from the
host string, preserving the listener’s resolved address family; add coverage for
an IPv6-only hostname.

In `@tests/e2e/test_cli_commands.py`:
- Around line 27-32: Update the doctor CLI option definition to allow port 0,
then change the success test invocation to pass port 0 and assert the JSON
report preserves port 0; leave other option validation and test behavior
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