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…shboard ports Aspire starts its own PostgreSQL on its own volume with a generated password held in the AppHost's user-secrets, so it is a second database rather than a view onto the Compose dev stack. Any run-then-exit verb started by hand is outside the AppHost's process graph and silently addresses Compose instead, which is how bootstrap-admin failed twice with two unrelated-looking messages before anyone suspected the database. Records that as decision 565 and threads it through the places someone would actually be standing when they hit it: AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, the verify skill's pre-flight, deploy/README.md, the break-glass runbook, and a fourth form in the first-admin runbook for the Aspire stack. Also pins the AppHost's own endpoints, which are not resources and so cannot be reached by LocalPorts: dashboard 18888, OTLP 18889, resource service 18890. All three are plaintext loopback, so the profile sets ASPIRE_ALLOW_UNSECURED_TRANSPORT and the guard asserts that flag beside the http scheme it exists for; moving the URLs to https is what retires it. Only the host and port are stable, the dashboard's login token is still minted per run. Keeping the committed LocalPorts clear of 5432 and 6379 is load-bearing rather than cosmetic: ConnectionStrings:Default is a single value naming localhost:5432, so letting both stacks hold that port makes it mean "whichever stack is up" for every hand-run verb and IDE debug session. Disjoint ports keep the mistake loud. The .gitignore carve-out states an intent that was previously an accident. verify/ has been tracked since #43 while .claude/skills arrived in #462, and gitignore does not apply to tracked files, so the skill showed up in every diff looking unintentional. Verified: dotnet build clean, AppHost.Tests 10/10, Domain 361, Application 175. The launch-profile guard was mutation-checked - dropping applicationUrl, drifting the OTLP port, and switching the dashboard to https while leaving the unsecured-transport flag set each turn it red, and it passes again on restore. Integration tests and the SPA suite were not run; this diff touches neither.
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In @.claude/skills/verify/SKILL.md:
- Around line 10-12: Update the AppHost detection guidance in the verify skill
to identify the actual Aspire AppHost rather than relying on generic container
names or fixed ports. Treat 5433, 6380, 8080, and 5173 as defaults only, account
for overridden or dynamically assigned LocalPorts, and use the discovered
AppHost endpoints to select either the existing-AppHost or manual startup flow.
- Line 34: Update the login credential instructions to distinguish deployment
stacks: label the existing `Seed:*` secret lookup as Compose-only, and add the
AppHost user-secrets command for form 4 so Aspire users use the generated
database password.
In `@docs/decisions/565-aspire-local-orchestration.md`:
- Line 22: Update the fenced output block in the decision document to include a
language identifier on its opening fence, using text or console, while
preserving the block’s contents.
In `@docs/runbooks/first-admin-provisioning.md`:
- Around line 110-116: Update the Form 3 troubleshooting guidance in the
first-admin provisioning runbook to include successful migration and admin
provisioning against the unintended Compose database as a failure mode, not only
connection or authentication errors. Require operators to use Form 4 or provide
an explicit connection string, and revise the guidance around the referenced
port-conflict line so another stack owning the port is not described solely as a
connection failure.
- Line 167: Replace the ellipsis in the Docker Compose reset command in the
first-admin provisioning drill with the complete executable `docker compose`
command that starts the services, preserving the intended volume removal and
detached startup sequence.
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…detection CodeRabbit review on #623. All five findings were confirmed against the files before anything changed; the first is a factual error rather than an omission. The form 3 troubleshooting claimed running it against a live Aspire stack "surfaces as a connection error, never as anything about the database being empty". That holds only when Compose is down. With both stacks up - the normal state on a machine that uses either - form 3 reaches Compose and exits 0. Two shapes, both silent: Compose had no Owner, so it provisions one there and hands you a password for the wrong database; or Compose already had one and it prints "Admin already provisioned ... nothing to do", which reads as success while the Aspire database still has no Owner. Verified against BootstrapAdminCliCommand, which returns 0 on both paths. The failure table said the other stack holding the port produces a connection failure - holding the port is exactly what makes it connect instead. The verify skill detected a running AppHost with docker ps piped through grep -E 'postgres-|redis-', which also matches deploy-redis-1 and cluckwork-sim-redis-1, so Compose and the sim stack both read as Aspire. It also treated the LocalPorts defaults as fixed, though they are overridable and can be empty for a random port. Now detects the AppHost process, its pinned dashboard port, and aspire describe for the endpoints a given run actually holds. The same file told Aspire users to read Seed:* from the API's user-secrets, which are the Compose credentials. Split by stack, and separated the two passwords people conflate: Parameters:postgres-password in the AppHost's user-secrets is the database credential form 4 passes, never a login. The sign-in password is bootstrap-admin's stdout on the run that created the Owner, unrecoverable afterwards, so recover-admin rather than a hunt. Also a language identifier on one fence for MD040, and the drill's reset command had a literal ellipsis where the second docker compose invocation belongs, so copying it never restarted the stack. Swept for the same three defects across the touched docs: no other bare fence, no other placeholder inside a shell command, no other false absolute about how the mixup surfaces. AppHost.Tests still 10/10; no executable code in this commit.
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@codex review All five CodeRabbit findings from the first round are addressed in
Swept the touched docs for repeats of all three defect shapes — no other bare fence, no other placeholder inside a shell command, no other false absolute. Worth noting for the security pass specifically: this PR pins the Aspire dashboard, OTLP receiver and resource service to fixed loopback ports over plaintext |
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.1.0](v0.0.4...v0.1.0) (2026-09-12) ### ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES * log in by farm code, with per-account email identity ([#532](#532)) (#564) ### Features * **accounts:** add Account.Slug (farm code), suspend/reactivate, list-accounts verb ([#531](#531)) ([3fe9754](3fe9754)) * **accounts:** provision additional farms ([#581](#581)) ([006f298](006f298)) * add Aspire local development AppHost ([#567](#567)) ([2c9e6b9](2c9e6b9)) * add configurable worker sale allocation ([#619](#619)) ([0955095](0955095)) * add searchable entity pickers ([#642](#642)) ([60d2053](60d2053)) * **api:** provision-account takes an optional --timezone at creation ([#603](#603)) ([#694](#694)) ([a0aee39](a0aee39)) * **audit:** show the sales-line audit payload as a readable Details column ([#745](#745)) ([#749](#749)) ([d26d389](d26d389)) * **auth:** add ApplicationUser.StepUpLogoutEpoch column ([#338](#338)) ([#554](#554)) ([18306ee](18306ee)) * certify over-cap simulation fixture bands ([#633](#633)) ([a67b2e1](a67b2e1)), closes [#627](#627) * **cli:** rename-account verb to change a farm code ([#732](#732)) ([#733](#733)) ([4b70559](4b70559)) * **customers:** edit existing customer details ([#625](#625)) ([#626](#626)) ([062a55c](062a55c)) * **jobs:** single-runner leader gate for the durable job worker ([#271](#271)) ([#555](#555)) ([4148f9b](4148f9b)) * let owners change user email addresses ([#605](#605)) ([842347b](842347b)) * log in by farm code, with per-account email identity ([#532](#532)) ([#564](#564)) ([68adb62](68adb62)) * **ratelimit:** distributed IP-keyed auth limiters ([#544](#544)) ([#558](#558)) ([ec14972](ec14972)) * **ratelimit:** distributed per-account report concurrency cap with local-ceiling fallback ([#545](#545)) ([#559](#559)) ([1522e4e](1522e4e)) * **sales:** mark discounted lines, total the discount, and show it in the Orders list ([#723](#723), [#724](#724)) ([#741](#741)) ([1a07441](1a07441)) * **sales:** record list, old and new price in the order-line audit payload ([#722](#722)) ([#742](#742)) ([97c866f](97c866f)) * **sales:** refuse an over-ceiling confirm from a Sales user ([#727](#727)) ([#766](#766)) ([8c0792a](8c0792a)) * **sales:** show what each order still owes, and filter the list to unpaid ([#771](#771)) ([ca59d68](ca59d68)) * **sales:** snapshot the list price on the order line and show the discount ([#734](#734)) ([cffed5e](cffed5e)) * **sales:** snapshot the product name and unit in the order-line audit payload ([#747](#747)) ([#748](#748)) ([0481c06](0481c06)) * scope Worker reads to assigned flocks ([#388](#388)) ([#611](#611)) ([5884a9a](5884a9a)) * shared-state ports with Redis + in-process fallback ([#543](#543)) ([#552](#552)) ([f767fa9](f767fa9)) * suspend-account / reactivate-account operator verbs ([#534](#534)) ([#573](#573)) ([d0be26c](d0be26c)) * **tenancy:** write-side tenant guard + single-assignment TenantContext ([#546](#546)) ([#561](#561)) ([f371f1d](f371f1d)) * **web:** dashboard rework — capture-status tiles, 14-day trend, stock as a stacked bar ([#654](#654)) ([396ba23](396ba23)) * **web:** date-range filters on audit and expenses, and the stock lot filter gets its bounded toolbar ([#666](#666), [#667](#667), [#653](#653)) ([94b188f](94b188f)) * **web:** elevation hierarchy and sentence-case labels ([#651](#651), [#652](#652)) ([#661](#661)) ([28db4c7](28db4c7)) * **web:** Expenses and Audit keep a clear-filters control while rows are still showing ([#679](#679)) ([#697](#697)) ([b859982](b859982)) * **web:** expenses filters by a date range like its sibling screens ([#667](#667)) ([f13858f](f13858f)) * **web:** key the farm brand palette per farm ([#586](#586)) ([#600](#600)) ([7183a43](7183a43)) * **web:** let operators forget remembered farms ([#598](#598)) ([577d94e](577d94e)) * **web:** one-line provenance, bounded date filters, and empty states that invite action ([#653](#653), [#655](#655)) ([#668](#668)) ([80b53f4](80b53f4)) * **web:** prefill the farm code from ?farm= and remember it ([#535](#535)) ([#588](#588)) ([b7f5cc6](b7f5cc6)) * **web:** split authenticated routes into lazy chunks ([#620](#620)) ([5089271](5089271)) * **web:** the audit log filters by a date range, and says which window is empty ([#666](#666)) ([63027e0](63027e0)) * **web:** typeset numbers as numbers and refresh the Help glossary ([#650](#650), [#657](#657)) ([af4fe11](af4fe11)) ### Bug fixes * **api:** order same-instant audit events by a durable monotonic key ([#700](#700)) ([8fcf084](8fcf084)) * **api:** print the farm code from bootstrap-admin ([#589](#589)) ([#594](#594)) ([34032ac](34032ac)) * **audit:** show the price a line sold for, not its list price ([#759](#759)) ([e6b37d0](e6b37d0)) * **audit:** store catalog enums by name and guard the add-item transaction shape ([#751](#751)) ([23609ff](23609ff)) * **auth:** reject invalid account claims ([#622](#622)) ([8d6c7fe](8d6c7fe)) * **auth:** require step-up for durable user access ([#360](#360)) ([#607](#607)) ([f767dce](f767dce)) * **ci:** bound the npm audit calls and give the web job room to finish ([#686](#686)) ([153b7a8](153b7a8)) * **ci:** escalate the audit bound to SIGKILL, so it actually bounds ([#686](#686)) ([a0c8f4e](a0c8f4e)) * **ci:** fail closed on invalid vulnerability config ([#621](#621)) ([1690db8](1690db8)) * **ci:** lockfix covers the two AppHost lock files, derived from the sln ([efb05e6](efb05e6)) * **ci:** lockfix covers the two AppHost lock files, derived from the sln ([8986d77](8986d77)) * **ci:** remove invalid XML comment from nuget.lockfix.config ([#541](#541)) ([5f1bc0a](5f1bc0a)) * **ci:** the advisory vuln gate no longer blocks on an unusable report ([#686](#686)) ([aaf6934](aaf6934)) * **ci:** the advisory vuln gate no longer blocks on an unusable report ([#686](#686)) ([64f1f53](64f1f53)) * **i18n:** tl help text names the saleable flag and unit-system setting what their labels call them ([#688](#688)) ([#696](#696)) ([bfd24d7](bfd24d7)) * **infra:** AccountId must be a non-nullable Guid or both tenant write layers refuse ([#673](#673)) ([#695](#695)) ([2470c4e](2470c4e)) * require step-up for flock scope changes ([#609](#609)) ([4151f89](4151f89)) * **sales:** keep a line's discount markers agreeing while its price is edited ([#752](#752)) ([#753](#753)) ([c159b4b](c159b4b)) * **sales:** say which kind of missing list price a line has ([#774](#774)) ([489180e](489180e)) * scope legacy logout to selected farm ([#624](#624)) ([fae8d82](fae8d82)) * **seed:** drain the daily-entry lock sweep so deep simulation fixtures validate ([#644](#644)) ([730fa23](730fa23)), closes [#638](#638) * **tenancy:** AccountId is a concurrency token, so the database refuses a detached cross-tenant write ([#562](#562)) ([4d1dfa3](4d1dfa3)) * **tenancy:** AspNetUserRoles carries a tenant column, so a role write naming another farm's user is refused ([#670](#670)) ([fc0552a](fc0552a)) * **tests:** bump the image-pin allow-list counts for the AppHost LocalPorts tests ([#593](#593)) ([58d3056](58d3056)) * **tests:** the OTLP collector survives a lost port race and ignores traffic that is not an export ([#672](#672), [#676](#676)) ([#677](#677)) ([965c737](965c737)) * **web:** a scoped audit view filtered to nothing names both the record and the range ([#666](#666)) ([41bbfe1](41bbfe1)) * **web:** an abandoned dialog attempt's success no longer hijacks the replacement on Customers, Daily Entry, Flocks, Grades and Products ([#703](#703)) ([#705](#705)) ([85605db](85605db)) * **web:** an abandoned dialog attempt's success no longer hijacks the replacement on Inventory, Expenses, History and Stock ([#703](#703)) ([#706](#706)) ([60a4997](60a4997)) * **web:** an abandoned edit's success no longer hijacks the dialog that replaced it on Users ([#703](#703)) ([#710](#710)) ([778faab](778faab)) * **web:** an abandoned order attempt's success no longer hijacks the dialog that replaced it ([#702](#702)) ([522c699](522c699)) * **web:** capture screens open on the flock you last used, and assigning one no longer guesses ([#646](#646)) ([#699](#699)) ([7f8f317](7f8f317)) * **web:** constrain dialog session helpers to declared scopes ([#715](#715)) ([389e3c8](389e3c8)) * **web:** date validation gets one boundary table instead of one case per review round ([#666](#666)) ([215f830](215f830)) * **web:** keep a paged window and an item panel on the user's newest intent ([#645](#645)) ([d81bccf](d81bccf)) * **web:** keep Sales order panels closed after pending writes ([#711](#711)) ([f0f7492](f0f7492)) * **web:** keep Sales panels closed after pending Open reads ([#716](#716)) ([620411f](620411f)) * **web:** make login take the cross-tab cookie lock so a racing refresh cannot restore the wrong session ([#648](#648)) ([ff18beb](ff18beb)) * **web:** make the entity picker read as a search field and focus it on open ([#736](#736)) ([66ef667](66ef667)), closes [#735](#735) * **web:** page truncated customer and movement tables with usePagedList ([7cfe4d6](7cfe4d6)) * **web:** reconcile Sales line edits with refreshed orders ([#717](#717)) ([d7dd2c9](d7dd2c9)) * **web:** the audit date filter accepts low-numbered years, and its empty state covers every narrowing ([#666](#666)) ([af52d25](af52d25)) * **web:** the audit date filter rejects impossible dates, and its history guard actually guards ([#666](#666)) ([8d51846](8d51846)) * **web:** the expense range bounds are not capped at today, which the month-end default exceeds ([#667](#667)) ([7e01864](7e01864)) * **web:** the help text calls the expiry field what the field calls itself ([#666](#666)) ([2fd1f3c](2fd1f3c)) * **web:** the stock lot date range sits in the bounded toolbar ([#653](#653)) ([43dec5e](43dec5e)) ### Refactoring * **web:** extract SalesPage's dialog-write wrapper into a shared useDialogAction hook ([#703](#703)) ([#704](#704)) ([60ee9d9](60ee9d9)) ### Documentation * add k6 preparation steps to the dev-database fixture runbook ([#643](#643)) ([a4f1f09](a4f1f09)) * add runbook for loading the simulation fixture into a dev database ([#639](#639)) ([2d143b8](2d143b8)) * **agents:** a PR closes its issue from the body, not the title ([#744](#744)) ([39be13c](39be13c)) * **agents:** drop the commit and push gate, and require screenshots on UI changes ([#757](#757)) ([6225172](6225172)) * **agents:** find guards by grepping registry readers; amend issues a PR overtakes ([#580](#580)) ([fe3fde8](fe3fde8)) * **agents:** the Playwright specs have been in CI since 2026-08-08 ([#768](#768)) ([68ee612](68ee612)) * **aspire:** record the second local database and pin the AppHost dashboard ports ([#623](#623)) ([713b941](713b941)) * compress AGENTS.md to one paragraph per rule, and draw the two orders that matter ([#551](#551)) ([997ae8a](997ae8a)) * item 7 names each screen's actual initial filter value ([#666](#666)) ([70a53d8](70a53d8)) * multi-farm tenancy decision record and AGENTS/GLOSSARY sync ([#537](#537)) ([#601](#601)) ([2c34771](2c34771)) * name the scoped filtered-empty key and state the [#653](#653) relationship plainly ([#666](#666)) ([0e93dac](0e93dac)) * note that a PackageReference in Directory.Build.props is invisible to the dependency graph ([4845724](4845724)) * **plans:** commit the [#722](#722) and [#745](#745) design records ([#754](#754)) ([c942fcd](c942fcd)) * record [#579](#579) as won't-fix — suspension is immediate for use, not issuance ([#582](#582)) ([7a3be40](7a3be40)) * record the [#508](#508) audit ordering key and the tracked-file guard lesson ([#701](#701)) ([08964e9](08964e9)) * **runbooks:** add procedure to rename the default farm's code after upgrade ([#731](#731)) ([2f6e242](2f6e242)) * screenshots of the running SPA in the README ([#550](#550)) ([711488a](711488a)) * **sim:** commit the dashboard screenshot, capture the palette matrix, and record the [#651](https://github.com/mforce/cluckwork/issues/651)/[#652](https://github.com/mforce/cluckwork/issues/652) conventions ([#660](#660), [#662](#662), [#663](#663), [#664](#664)) ([#665](#665)) ([930ea30](930ea30)) * specify searchable entity picker ([#641](#641)) ([91d4300](91d4300)) * split the README into audience-scoped docs and adopt repo-template scaffolding ([#548](#548)) ([b3f3fcf](b3f3fcf)) * surface Aspire local development workflow ([#568](#568)) ([a343baa](a343baa)) * **web:** record the per-screen idempotency-key policies and runWrite's refresh contract ([#703](#703)) ([#707](#707)) ([8bee651](8bee651)) * **web:** the date-cap help text covers every stocked item, not only feed ([#666](#666), [#667](#667)) ([c8433c5](c8433c5)) * **web:** the help text claims only what is true of recording, and says nothing about filter caps ([#666](#666), [#667](#667)) ([e2f63d1](e2f63d1)) * **web:** the help text describes the date-range filters that shipped ([#666](#666), [#667](#667)) 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Why
bootstrap-adminfailed twice against a live Aspire stack with two messages thatnever named the real problem:
Aspire starts its own PostgreSQL — own container, own volume
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cluckwork-apphost-postgres-pg18), usernamepostgres, password generated onceinto the AppHost's user-secrets. It is a second database, not a view onto
the Compose dev stack.
bootstrap-adminis a run-then-exit verb the AppHost neverlaunched, so nothing injected that connection string and it fell through to the
API's user-secrets, which name Compose. An Owner provisioned in one does not exist
in the other.
The second message only appeared after
LocalPortswas edited onto5432/6379,which put both stacks on one port and turned a connection error into an auth
error — the same misunderstanding, one step harder to see.
What
New decision record
565-aspire-local-orchestration.md,threaded into the places someone is actually standing when they hit this:
AGENTS.md,CONTRIBUTING.md, theverifyskill's pre-flight,deploy/README.md,the break-glass runbook, and a new form 4 (Aspire) in the first-admin runbook.
Pinned the AppHost's own endpoints. They are not resources, so
LocalPorts:*cannot reach them and Aspire assigned each a random port per run:
applicationUrl(ASPNETCORE_URLS)18888ASPIRE_DASHBOARD_OTLP_ENDPOINT_URL18889ASPIRE_RESOURCE_SERVICE_ENDPOINT_URL18890Only host:port is stable — the dashboard's login token is still minted per run and
still a secret. All three are plaintext loopback, so the profile sets
ASPIRE_ALLOW_UNSECURED_TRANSPORT=true; the guard asserts that flag beside thehttp://scheme it exists for, and switching the URLs tohttps://is whatretires it.
LocalPortsstays5433/6380. Not cosmetic:ConnectionStrings:Defaultisa single value naming
localhost:5432, so letting both stacks hold that port makesit mean "whichever stack is up" for every hand-run verb and IDE debug session.
Disjoint ports keep the mistake loud. A machine that needs those ports overrides
them locally, which stays deliberately legal.
.gitignorecarve-out for.claude/skills/verify/. It has been tracked since#43,
.claude/skillswas ignored in #462, and gitignore does not apply to trackedfiles — so the skill appeared in every diff looking like an accident. The carve-out
states the intent. No other skill becomes visible.
Verification
The new launch-profile guard was mutation-checked, not just written:
applicationUrl18889→19999http→https, flag left setThe "why not
appsettings.json" rejection in the record is measured, notasserted. A zero-resource probe AppHost run with
--no-launch-profileand the threevariables unset bound all three endpoints from
appsettings.jsonalone — but onlyunder the literal keys. The tidy-looking host key
urlsis silently ignored by thedashboard (
Generating a dynamic url for dashboard, random port) while the othertwo still apply. That half-failure is now recorded so nobody rediscovers it.
Not run: integration tests and the SPA suite. This diff touches neither — docs,
one launch profile, one AppHost guard.
Notes
graphify update .has not been run; the new decision record is not yet in the graph.GLOSSARY.mdor Help page update: this adds a developer workflow, no user-visible farm concept.Summary by CodeRabbit
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