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Add persisted physical definitions, front/rear rack editing, cable ends and breakout channels with paged, authorized projections.
Save installation and replacement plans using shared prerequisites, postconditions, material requirements, atomic reservations and recoverable partial manual outcomes. Ordinary completion rechecks current equipment, geometry, mounting, connector compatibility and capacity. Explicit actual-state reports preserve work already performed despite discrepancies.
Review component and whole-device replacements with explicit endpoint correspondence and finite, correction-safe quality counts scoped to canonical resource selections. Physical identity, wiring, configuration, permissions and service evidence remain distinct.
Plan chassis changes from sites and locations as well as racks and component positions. Keep physical context and review pages current, and reset report declarations when switching plans on desktop and phone.
Validation
Focused disk-backed admission, replacement, feedback and plan regressions, warning-denied store Clippy, rustfmt, generated contracts, Vue typechecking/builds and real desktop/phone Chromium workflows pass locally on macOS. Required CI runs the full workspace, alloc-only checks, native observation checks on macOS and Windows, and CodeQL.
Uses the explicit development fixture actor. Production authentication, provider execution and installable releases have separate qualification.
Add physical definitions, front/rear rack editing, named cable ends and
breakout channels with bounded authorized projections. Persist plans and
materials through shared prerequisites, postconditions, atomic reservations
and recoverable partial manual outcomes.
Support component and whole-device replacement with explicit endpoint
correspondence, separate physical identities and finite correction-safe
review counts. Recheck current component limits at ordinary completion
while retaining explicit reports of already performed work.
Closes#38
Create plans, review prerequisites and postconditions, preview and reserve work, and report completed or not-performed steps.
Inspect rack elevations, check recorded power paths, and share scoped physical availability information.
New interface panels support physical details, plan management, material receipt, replacement reviews, cable wiring, and availability inspection.
Documentation
Expanded development and inventory guidance for physical planning, reservations, and availability. Clarifies that inventory assessments do not certify service health or physical safety, and that manual results are separate from verified service health.
This change adds physical-inventory contracts and storage, planning and assessment workflows, power-path and binding requirements, and workspace interfaces. It supports physical definitions, positions, materials, cable wiring, replacement review, reservations, completion reports, and scoped availability offers.
Changes: Physical Inventory and Planning
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Summary
Contracts and shared physical rules proto/omloom/v1/*, crates/omloom-contracts/*, crates/omloom-store/src/physical.rs, crates/omloom-store/src/plans.rs
The protocol adds physical definitions, plans, positions, materials, cable ends, offers, and binding and power-path requirements. Shared types and evaluators add geometry, capacity, mating, power-path, and dependency checks.
Inventory relations and storage crates/omloom-store/src/disk.rs, crates/omloom-store/src/disk/inventory.rs, crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/*
The schema version changes to 22. Store handlers add physical definition and position persistence, relation compatibility and structural-edit checks, and occupancy and equipment projections.
Plan assessment and lifecycle crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical.rs, crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/{admission,completion,flow,lifecycle,reservations}.rs
Plan validation checks steps, dependencies, requirements, placement, clearance, capacity, access, and claims. Handlers support preview, save, reservation, completion, cancellation, and lock cleanup.
Materials, replacements, wiring, and availability crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/{materials,replacements,wiring,cables,reviews,availability}.rs
The store persists material allocations, replacement mappings and review feedback, cable-end definitions and wiring outcomes, and recipient-scoped availability offers.
Requirements add phase-aware checks for exact relation bindings and bounded power-path disjointness.
Workspace interfaces and validation web/app/*, web/tests/*, web/browser/inventory.spec.mjs, crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical*, docs/*, README.md
The workspace adds editors and planning views for physical facts, positions, plans, materials, cable ends, replacement reviews, and availability. Tests cover store behavior, admission, lifecycle, permissions, and browser workflows. Documentation describes the workflows and schema changes.
sequenceDiagram
participant PhysicalPlanner
participant workspace_physical
participant assess_physical
participant reserve_physical
participant complete_physical_steps
PhysicalPlanner->>workspace_physical: Submit or preview a plan
workspace_physical->>assess_physical: Assess plan claims and requirements
PhysicalPlanner->>workspace_physical: Request reservation
workspace_physical->>reserve_physical: Acquire claims and create reservations
PhysicalPlanner->>workspace_physical: Report step outcomes
workspace_physical->>complete_physical_steps: Update plan and inventory
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No concrete merge-blocking defect remains identified. The remaining suggestions strengthen multi-grant scope and healthy power-path completion tests. Merge after normal required checks pass.
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The title clearly summarizes the primary changes: rack planning, cabling, and replacements.
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The description directly explains the physical inventory, planning, cabling, replacement, reservation, review, and validation changes in the pull request.
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Active directly linked issue #38 supplies the coding requirements. The changes add persisted physical definitions, rack and position modeling, cable ends and breakout channels, physical constraints, p…
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The changes stay within issue #38. Store schema, contracts, requirement evaluation, physical constraint utilities, Vue panels, documentation, integration tests, and browser tests support the requested…
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Active directly linked issue #38 supplies the coding requirements. The changes add persisted physical definitions, rack and position modeling, cable ends and breakout channels, physical constraints, plans, materials, atomic reservations, partial completion and discrepancy handling. They add replacement review, bounded endpoint mappings, retained cable-end handling, scoped correction-safe quality data, authorization checks, hidden occupancy disclosure, revision-checked pagination, crash and restore handling, and desktop and phone workflows. Tests cover concurrent reservations, current-state rechecks, duplicate evidence, incomplete data, partial work, cancellation, persistence, replacement swaps, cable ownership, pagination, and browser flows. The summary does not show an import/export surface, but issue #38 qualifies import/export as applicable, so no unmet requirement is established.
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The changes stay within issue #38. Store schema, contracts, requirement evaluation, physical constraint utilities, Vue panels, documentation, integration tests, and browser tests support the requested physical planning and replacement workflows. The changes do not add a separate inventory, scheduler, provider-effect engine, automatic history stream, or 3D renderer. The stable Rust toolchain file and test-script updates are build and validation support, not unrelated product behavior.
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Add a matching PostEffect pass case to the fact tests.
The new PostEffect test in crates/omloom-store/src/requirements/tests.rs:14-40 only checks the phase-mismatch path. It asserts Decision::unknown(Reason::WrongEvidence) for Current-phase evidence. A regression that rejects every PostEffect requirement returns the same result, so the test still passes. No test in this file evaluates a matching PostEffect requirement and evidence pair to a passing decision. Add one:
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/src/requirements/tests.rs around lines 36
- 39:
Add a matching-phase passing test for `fact` in the existing PostEffect tests:
use a `Requirement` and its `Evidence` with `Phase::PostEffect`, then assert
that `fact` returns `Decision::PASS`. Keep the existing phase-mismatch test
unchanged.
Add a recorded-step test for the power check result.
The existing test saves and reloads a PowerPaths check, then compares only control.check. Step 0 never reaches Recorded, so the check is not evaluated and checked_state and checked_reason are never read. A regression that skips or misassigns the postcondition result would still pass this test.
Keep the existing codec assertion. Add a companion test that:
Saves a draft with the same PowerPaths check on step 0.
Completes step 0 through the completion action. Completing a done step that is not Recorded or Ready requires actual_state and a non-empty discrepancy.
Asserts checked_state and checked_reason on step 0 of the returned plan. Derive the expected values from the requirement evaluation for that fixture.
If the companion test uses a material-backed placement instead of a direct item, the plan materials must contain an allocation that carries an actual item. Otherwise completion returns Error::Incomplete.
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/power.rs around
lines 271 - 285:
Add a companion test beside the existing PowerPaths codec assertion that saves a
draft with the same step-0 check, completes step 0 through the completion action
with the required actual_state and non-empty discrepancy, and asserts the
returned plan’s checked_state and checked_reason using values derived from
evaluating the fixture’s requirement. Keep the existing codec assertion
unchanged; if using a material-backed placement, include an allocation carrying
an actual item.
Test the cross-end AfterStep rejection through save.
The cable chain tests set AfterStep(0) only when the dependent step uses the same cable end as its predecessor (cables.rs:463 and cables.rs:527). The guard at flow.rs:35-36 rejects a predecessor on a different cable or end, and no test asserts that rejection. Removing the guard would not fail any current test.
Add a plan whose dependent wiring step targets a different cable end from its AfterStep predecessor. Send it through save and assert that the action returns Error::Invalid. Do not add a reserve assertion for this plan. The draft validation in save rejects the plan before it is persisted, so reserve cannot load it by key.
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/cables.rs around
lines 527 - 540:
Add a cable-chain test that sets a dependent wiring step to AfterStep and
targets a different cable end from its predecessor, then submit the plan through
physical with Action::Save and assert it returns Error::Invalid. Do not add a
reserve assertion; the invalid plan must be rejected during save.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/src/disk/inventory.rs:
- Around line 857-862: Update the InstalledIn save path to reject positions held
by a physical-slot reservation owned by another plan, while allowing the plan
that owns the hold to complete its save. Add the hold-ownership check alongside
the existing occupancy check in the InstalledIn/PhysicalPosition branch, reusing
the available plan identity rather than treating every hold as a conflict.
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace.rs:
- Around line 263-268: Update the Physical dispatch to allow the list action to
run when working is absent, while retaining Error::Invalid for actions that
require working. Move the working validation to only those action paths in
workspace_physical that use it.
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/assets.rs:
- Around line 1508-1510: Update save_asset_inner to reject writes that create or
retype an asset as PhysicalPosition, matching the validation in context_write;
do not limit the check to writes with no target.
Review comments at
@crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/availability.rs:
- Around line 45-49: In offer_publisher, pass its write parameter to the
physical_availability field check instead of hardcoding true, so read-only offer
listings use read access while save operations retain write access.
Review comments at
@crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/completion.rs:
- Around line 48-70: Update the recheck condition in the completion flow so
direct-item placements are also passed to assess_physical when
report.actual_state is false, while excluding the consumed hold from the
assessment. Preserve the existing material-placement recheck and anchor the
change around clear_physical_reservation and assess_physical.
Review comments at
@crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/positions.rs:
- Around line 90-105: Update save_physical_position to reject a component_kind
change when the destination has an active physical-slot claim, preserving the
existing class for reserved positions.
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/reviews.rs:
- Around line 49-52: Update the scope-hashing function to encode roots, sort and
deduplicate the encoded values, then hash them so equivalent root sets produce
the same scope hash regardless of order or duplicates.
Review comments at @web/app/App.vue:
- Line 390: Update the PhysicalPlanner condition in App.vue to include
K.LOCATION for eligible targets, first confirming that the physical read path
accepts Location enclosures; preserve the existing target and kind checks for
racks, physical positions, and cables.
Review comments at @web/app/PhysicalPlanner.vue:
- Around line 95-98: When the revision check detects a changed workspace
revision, also clear the loaded `quality` and `qualityNext` values alongside
`assessment` and `reviewHypotheses` so stale review counts are not displayed.
- Around line 370-375: Clear actualReport when starting a new plan via the “New
installation plan” button and when loading a saved plan through load(saved),
alongside the existing selection and notPerformed resets. Use the correct ref
access for each handler so a new or loaded Draft cannot retain report mode.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/src/requirements/tests.rs:
- Around line 36-39: Add a matching-phase passing test for `fact` in the
existing PostEffect tests: use a `Requirement` and its `Evidence` with
`Phase::PostEffect`, then assert that `fact` returns `Decision::PASS`. Keep the
existing phase-mismatch test unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/cables.rs:
- Around line 527-540: Add a cable-chain test that sets a dependent wiring step
to AfterStep and targets a different cable end from its predecessor, then submit
the plan through physical with Action::Save and assert it returns
Error::Invalid. Do not add a reserve assertion; the invalid plan must be
rejected during save.
Review comments at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/power.rs:
- Around line 271-285: Add a companion test beside the existing PowerPaths codec
assertion that saves a draft with the same step-0 check, completes step 0
through the completion action with the required actual_state and non-empty
discrepancy, and asserts the returned plan’s checked_state and checked_reason
using values derived from evaluating the fixture’s requirement. Keep the
existing codec assertion unchanged; if using a material-backed placement,
include an allocation carrying an actual item.
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Make the recorded-step test change the power graph before Complete.
This test keeps the power graph unchanged from Save through Complete. It computes expected before saving and checks the recorded step against that value. Because the graph does not change, the assertions would also pass if this completion path reused an earlier Satisfied result instead of evaluating the PowerPaths postcondition again. Add a power-graph change between Save and Complete that makes the PowerPaths requirement unsatisfied. Then assert the checked_state and checked_reason that the changed graph produces on the recorded step.
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/power.rs around
lines 287 - 288:
Update the recorded-step test around the `Save` and `Complete` calls to change
the power graph so the `PowerPaths` requirement becomes unsatisfied before
completion. Derive the expected state and reason from that changed graph, then
assert the recorded step’s `checked_state` and `checked_reason` match those
post-change results.
Assert the future plan's slot hold after the actual report.
Assert the future plan's slot hold after the actual report.
The actual report releases physical-slot/{position}, the same position the future plan reserves. Its cleanup deletes a resolved row only when that row's owner is the releasing plan. If that owner check were removed, the actual report could delete the future plan's slot hold. This test would still pass. Completion returns Conflict from the installed component's occupancy with or without that hold.
The lock named in the earlier note is not in the actual report's release set. The actual report releases physical-lock/{found}, not the future plan's physical-lock/{item}. record_physical_replacements does read physical-lock/{item} before occupancy, but its owner matches the future plan, so the read does not decide the outcome.
Add an assertion after the actual report that the future plan's physical-slot/{position} row still exists and names the future plan as owner. This protects the slot hold that the actual report shares with the future plan.
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/admission.rs
around lines 138 - 154:
After the actual report’s `physical` call, assert that the
`physical-slot/{position}` row still exists and is owned by the future plan.
Keep the existing conflict and usage assertions, and use the future plan’s
slot-hold state to verify it was not removed.
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Use the shared assessment before ordinary replacement completion, including current mounting, geometry and capacity. Consume only the selected spatial holds in the same transaction and preserve factual reports of performed work. Include boundary and changed-state regression tests.
Validate predecessor identity uniqueness before saving or previewing replacement plans. Cover duplicate bindings, intact swaps and the existing structural position retirement guards.
Clear aggregate values and pagination when the selected root set changes. Discard responses for a previous scope while retaining unsaved plan drafts. Cover desktop, phone and delayed real responses in Chromium.
Add a second read grant to the root-set scope test.
The expected scope in this test hashes only actor.grants[0], and operator() supplies that single grant. A scope that ignores every grant after the first produces the same expected value here, so the test does not detect that change. Add a second distinct read grant in a separate context and assert that the quality scope changes. Keep the expected-scope reference on the original single-grant actor. A second grant on that actor changes the implementation's scope and fails the reference assertion.
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Review comment at @crates/omloom-store/tests/workspace/physical/reviews.rs at
line 62:
Extend the root-set scope test around `scoped` with a separate actor context
containing a second distinct read grant, and assert its quality scope differs
from the original. Keep the expected-scope reference on the original
single-grant `actor`.
Cover the satisfied completion result in the power-path tests.
Cover the satisfied completion result in the power-path tests.
recorded_step_evaluates_its_power_postcondition breaks the feeds[1] to terminals[0] supply before it completes the plan. Its only checked_state assertion expects the Failed result. A completion path that always wrote Failed would pass this test. No other test under crates/omloom-store/tests asserts a power-path checked_state for a completed plan.
Add a test that completes a plan while its power paths stay satisfied. Reuse the setup from the existing test, but skip the topology break. Assert that checked_state equals Some(api::RequirementState::Satisfied as i32) and that checked_reason equals the reason from a healthy evaluate call.
The production code stores the evaluated result at crates/omloom-store/src/disk/workspace/physical/flow.rs:174-175. This gap affects test coverage of current behavior, not a present production defect.
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lines 275 - 277:
Add a complementary power-path test based on
recorded_step_evaluates_its_power_postcondition that completes the plan without
breaking the supply topology. Verify the completed plan’s checked_state is
Satisfied and its checked_reason matches the reason from a healthy evaluate
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Focused disk-backed admission, replacement, feedback and plan regressions, warning-denied store Clippy, rustfmt, generated contracts, Vue typechecking/builds and real desktop/phone Chromium workflows pass locally on macOS. Required CI runs the full workspace, alloc-only checks, native observation checks on macOS and Windows, and CodeQL.
Uses the explicit development fixture actor. Production authentication, provider execution and installable releases have separate qualification.
Replaces #39.
Closes #38