Deploy a real service in e2e, and cover the eight commands that needed one - #178
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…main verbs lack one `service show` was listed as owed and unblocked, and it was: it now has a real-API happy path beside the other service commands, asserting the service it reads and that nothing is deployed to it. The five `service domain *` commands were listed as unblocked for the same reason and are not. Against the API, `service domain add` on a service created but never deployed answers SERVICE.NO_DEPLOYMENTS — "The selected production service does not have a promoted version that can receive a custom domain." They belong with the commands that need a deployed fixture service, and the comment now says so. Also records what running the ORM family through the shipped binary turns up, which is worse than a missing test: `prisma orm init` writes prisma-next.config.ts and exits 5, while the mounted family reads an orm section of prisma.config.ts, so init's own output cannot be read by the binary that produced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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WalkthroughAdded a deterministic deployed-service fixture that creates, uploads, starts, promotes, and deletes deployments. Added end-to-end coverage for service and deployment lifecycle commands, including idempotent start, listing, details, URL reporting, stopping, and deletion. Updated the coverage backlog to mark seven commands as covered. Documented deferred ORM findings from assembled-binary testing. Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds live deployment-backed e2e coverage, but a failed setup can leave an active deployment behind and prevent cleanup of the temporary project. This is a bounded test-environment cleanup risk that is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…eeded one The deployment verbs had no coverage because the CLI cannot make a deployment and only Composer can. The management API can: create a deployment, PUT an artifact to the pre-signed URL it answers with, then start and promote it. `e2e/deployed-service.ts` does that, building the artifact as a real tar.gz in process so no checked-in binary can rot. Seven commands move from the backlog to a happy path — `service deployment promote|start|list|show|stop|delete` and `service open` — each asserting what the API answered rather than that it answered. Teardown deletes the deployment first, because `project remove` refuses while one exists: "Cannot delete project: active deployments exist." What is left, with the reason checked rather than assumed: `service deployment rollback` needs a second promoted deployment; the five domain verbs now reach SERVICE.DOMAIN_DNS_NOT_CONFIGURED, so they need a hostname whose DNS the test account controls; `build logs` needs a build, which comes from a git push. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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98-105: LGTM!packages/cli/e2e/service.e2e.ts (1)
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Sandbox verification was unavailable.Remove the duplicate
serviceproperties.The result type declares
readonly servicethree times at Line 109. TypeScript rejects duplicate property declarations in this type literal, so this test file cannot typecheck.Proposed fix
const shown = run.envelope.result as { readonly projectId: string; readonly service: { readonly id: string; readonly name: string }; - readonly service: { readonly id: string; readonly name: string }; - readonly service: { readonly id: string; readonly name: string }; readonly liveDeployment: unknown;packages/cli/tests/e2e-coverage.test.ts (1)
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In `@packages/cli/e2e/deployed-service.ts`:
- Around line 143-159: Update deployService around the createDeployment, start,
and promote sequence to catch setup failures; in the catch path, stop the
deployment if needed, call deleteDeployment for the created deployment, and
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Clean up the deployment when setup fails.
If start or promote throws, deployService does not return. packages/cli/e2e/service-deployment.e2e.ts Line 61 then does not assign deployed, so its afterAll hook skips deleteDeployment. The deployment can block scratch-project removal.
Wrap the start and promote sequence in try/catch. In the failure path, stop the deployment if necessary, call deleteDeployment, then rethrow the original error.
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In `@packages/cli/e2e/deployed-service.ts` around lines 143 - 159, Update
deployService around the createDeployment, start, and promote sequence to catch
setup failures; in the catch path, stop the deployment if needed, call
deleteDeployment for the created deployment, and rethrow the original error.
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Eight commands that had never been run against the API now have a happy path, because the suite can now deploy.
The blocker was a real one, and it is gone
Every deployment verb acts on a deployment, the CLI cannot make one, and only Composer can. That is why
tests/e2e-coverage.test.tscarried them as owed work with no route forward.The management API has a route: create a deployment,
PUTan artifact to the pre-signed URL it answers with, then start and promote it.e2e/deployed-service.tsdoes exactly that, and does the last two steps through the CLI, soservice deployment startandpromoteare proven on the way to setting the fixture up rather than assumed.The artifact is a real
tar.gzwritten in process — a ustar header by hand andgzipSync— rather than a checked-in binary, so there is no opaque fixture file to rot. It is a two-file Node server, which is the smallest thing the platform will actually run.Teardown deletes the deployment before the scratch project goes, because it has to:
Two claims in the backlog were wrong, and checking cost nothing
The comment said the five
service domain *commands needed no deployed service. They do —service domain addon an undeployed service answersSERVICE.NO_DEPLOYMENTS. With a promoted deployment in place they get further, to a wall this repo cannot climb:So they need a hostname whose DNS the test account owns. That is now the recorded reason, in place of a guess.
service showwas the one command the old comment was right about; it has a happy path too.What is left, and why
service deployment rollback— needs a second promoted deployment to roll back from. The fixture can make one; making two and promoting them in order is the next thing to write.service domain *commands — the DNS record above.build logs— needs a build, which comes from a git push or a Console action.Also here: the ORM family cannot run through the assembled binary
Recorded in
deferred.md, found while trying to write its happy paths:orm initscaffoldsprisma-next.config.ts; the mounted family reads anormsection ofprisma.config.ts. Soprisma orm initfollowed by the command it tells you to run next cannot work. The 22 ORM commands stay excluded until that is fixed — removing the exclusion today would only turn the suite red against a broken scaffold.A third item is recorded as unverified: a hand-written
prisma.config.tsfailed to load withCannot find package 'pathe'fromc12. Probably a workspace layout artifact, but if it reproduces from a packed tarball then every command that reads config is broken on install. One run of the S6 tarball check with a config file present would settle it.Verified: lint, typecheck, build clean; 60 CLI and 34 engine test files pass; the full e2e suite passes against the live API — 10 files, 54 tests, up from 9 and 46.