refactor(virtualmodels): remove legacy aliases seed - #733
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe migration removes legacy virtual model seeding and its tests. Store creation no longer invokes seeding. SQL listing now handles row iteration and errors explicitly. Store shutdown reports close errors directly. The ADR documents the updated migration path. ChangesVirtual model storage cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR removes the one-time legacy-row migration and simplifies virtual-model setup. It is mergeable with owner awareness: failed initialization paths should not retain opened stores, and the migration ADR should clearly state when legacy tables can be removed so rollback to older releases remains safe. Poem
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In `@docs/adr/0008-virtual-models.md`:
- Around line 62-68: Update the legacy-storage guidance in the virtual-models
ADR so operators may drop aliases and model_overrides only after the required
migration through the seeding release has completed and rollback to any release
that reads those tables is no longer needed.
In `@internal/virtualmodels/store_sql.go`:
- Around line 89-101: Add table-driven coverage for the List method in the SQL
virtual-model store, covering empty results, multiple rows, scanSQLVirtualModel
failures during iteration, and rows.Err() failures after iteration. Assert
returned models for successful cases and the returned errors for both failure
paths, using existing test helpers and database setup.
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docs/adr/0008-virtual-models.mdinternal/virtualmodels/factory.gointernal/virtualmodels/helpers_test.gointernal/virtualmodels/seed.gointernal/virtualmodels/seed_legacy.gointernal/virtualmodels/seed_test.gointernal/virtualmodels/store.gointernal/virtualmodels/store_sql.gointernal/virtualmodels/store_test.go
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- internal/virtualmodels/helpers_test.go
- internal/virtualmodels/seed.go
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- internal/virtualmodels/seed_legacy.go
- internal/virtualmodels/store_test.go
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| A one-time, idempotent seed copied existing `aliases` rows (as redirects) and | ||
| `model_overrides` rows (as policies) into `virtual_models` on first start when | ||
| the table is empty. The legacy tables are left intact for one release for | ||
| rollback; a later cleanup milestone removes the seed, the legacy packages, and | ||
| the legacy tables. | ||
| the table was empty. The seed shipped in v0.1.44 and was removed in v0.1.81; | ||
| upgrading from a release older than v0.1.44 must pass through a version in that | ||
| range so the seed runs once. The legacy `aliases` and `model_overrides` | ||
| tables/collections are never read or written anymore and are left in place; | ||
| operators may drop them. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify when operators may drop legacy storage.
A release older than v0.1.44 still needs aliases and model_overrides during the migration hop. A rollback to a release that reads those tables also needs them. State that operators may drop the tables only after the required migration has completed and legacy rollback is no longer needed.
Proposed clarification
-operators may drop them.
+operators may drop them after the required migration has completed and
+rollback to a release that reads the legacy tables is no longer needed.📝 Committable suggestion
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| A one-time, idempotent seed copied existing `aliases` rows (as redirects) and | |
| `model_overrides` rows (as policies) into `virtual_models` on first start when | |
| the table is empty. The legacy tables are left intact for one release for | |
| rollback; a later cleanup milestone removes the seed, the legacy packages, and | |
| the legacy tables. | |
| the table was empty. The seed shipped in v0.1.44 and was removed in v0.1.81; | |
| upgrading from a release older than v0.1.44 must pass through a version in that | |
| range so the seed runs once. The legacy `aliases` and `model_overrides` | |
| tables/collections are never read or written anymore and are left in place; | |
| operators may drop them. | |
| A one-time, idempotent seed copied existing `aliases` rows (as redirects) and | |
| `model_overrides` rows (as policies) into `virtual_models` on first start when | |
| the table was empty. The seed shipped in v0.1.44 and was removed in v0.1.81; | |
| upgrading from a release older than v0.1.44 must pass through a version in that | |
| range so the seed runs once. The legacy `aliases` and `model_overrides` | |
| tables/collections are never read or written anymore and are left in place; | |
| operators may drop them after the required migration has completed and | |
| rollback to a release that reads the legacy tables is no longer needed. |
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In `@docs/adr/0008-virtual-models.md` around lines 62 - 68, Update the
legacy-storage guidance in the virtual-models ADR so operators may drop aliases
and model_overrides only after the required migration through the seeding
release has completed and rollback to any release that reads those tables is no
longer needed.
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| result := make([]VirtualModel, 0) | ||
| for rows.Next() { | ||
| vm, err := scanSQLVirtualModel(rows) | ||
| return vm, true, err | ||
| }, rows.Err) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, err | ||
| } | ||
| result = append(result, vm) | ||
| } | ||
| if err := rows.Err(); err != nil { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("iterate virtual models: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| return result, nil |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Add coverage for both row-iteration error paths.
List now returns scan failures and rows.Err() failures. Add table-driven tests for both paths, plus empty and multi-row results.
As per coding guidelines, add or update tests for behavior changes.
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In `@internal/virtualmodels/store_sql.go` around lines 89 - 101, Add table-driven
coverage for the List method in the SQL virtual-model store, covering empty
results, multiple rows, scanSQLVirtualModel failures during iteration, and
rows.Err() failures after iteration. Assert returned models for successful cases
and the returned errors for both failure paths, using existing test helpers and
database setup.
Source: Coding guidelines
Confidence Score: 3/5Not safe to merge: direct upgrades can silently broaden model access and break existing aliases. The authorization change was reproduced with a historical SQLite database fixture against both the preceding revision and this revision, exercising startup, persistence, authorization, and alias resolution. Files Needing Attention:
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| return nil, fmt.Errorf("seed virtual models: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
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| service, err := NewService(store, catalog, cfg.Models.EnabledByDefault) |
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Direct upgrades from databases created before v0.1.44 are accepted even when they still contain model_overrides and aliases, but this startup path no longer imports either table or rejects the incompatible state. A model previously restricted with UserPaths then has no matching virtual-model policy and is allowed by the enabled-by-default fallback; legacy aliases also stop resolving. Restore an idempotent legacy import before the initial refresh, or add a durable version gate that blocks startup with actionable migration guidance.
Artifacts
Legacy upgrade behavior before PR #733 removal
- The generated test ran against commit 5200ba5's parent and shows two legacy rows imported, outside-path access denied, and alias resolution working — the baseline behavior.
Legacy upgrade behavior after PR #733 removal
- The same generated test ran against the PR revision and shows accepted startup, zero imported virtual models, allowed outside-path access, and unresolved alias — confirming the regression.
Go test source for legacy database upgrade validation
- This executable test creates a historical SQLite aliases/model_overrides schema, starts the real factory, and asserts persisted migration state plus access and alias outcomes — the reproduction is self-contained.
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The one-time seed that copied legacy `aliases` / `model_overrides` rows into `virtual_models` shipped in v0.1.44 with a "remove one release later" note. This removes it, along with the code that existed only for it:
The legacy tables are left in place; they are no longer read or written. ADR-0008 records that upgrades from a release older than v0.1.44 must pass through v0.1.44–v0.1.80 so the seed runs once.
No user-visible change for anyone already on v0.1.44 or later.
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Bug Fixes
Refactor
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