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đŻ OBJECTIVE
You are a senior Rust + Go backend engineer and database engineer.
Your mission is to make the entire Veza stack run cleanly with docker compose WITHOUT introducing regressions, by fixing the remaining issues in the Rust stream server and aligning its SQLx queries with the real PostgreSQL schema.
Context:
- Repo root:
~/Documents/veza - Services:
veza-backend-api(Go, Gin, GORM)veza-chat-server(Rust, Axum, SQLx)veza-stream-server(Rust, Axum, SQLx, audio pipeline)apps/web(React)- Infra: Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ, HAProxy
- I already ran (successfully):
cd ~/Documents/veza
docker compose build backend-api chat-server frontend
docker compose up -d postgres redis rabbitmq
- Then I ran:
docker compose up -d backend-api chat-server frontend haproxy
This failed because the stream-server image build (multi-stage Dockerfile) fails on SQLx compile-time checks.
I also tried building the stream server locally:
cd ~/Documents/veza/veza-stream-server
export DATABASE_URL=postgres://veza:veza_password@localhost:5432/veza_db
cargo build
This fails with SQLx database errors.
đ§© CURRENT PROBLEMS TO FIX (DO NOT IGNORE)
1. SQLX_OFFLINE during Docker build
During docker compose up (or docker compose build), the veza-stream-server build fails with errors of the form:
SQLX_OFFLINE=true but there is no cached data for this query, run cargo sqlx prepare to update the query cache or unset SQLX_OFFLINE
These appear for several queries in:
src/core/encoding_pool.rs(multiplesqlx::query!calls)src/core/encoding_service.rs(SELECT ontrackstable)
2. Online build (local cargo build) fails with real DB errors
When I run cargo build locally with DATABASE_URL pointing at the running Postgres, I get SQLx errors like:
- Syntax error near ORDER in multiple UPDATE queries:
error: error returned from database: syntax error at or near "ORDER"
--> src/core/encoding_pool.rs:409:9
--> src/core/encoding_pool.rs:449:9
--> src/core/encoding_pool.rs:475:9
These correspond to sqlx::query! UPDATE statements in encoding_pool.rs.
- Missing column
source_pathintrackstable:
error: error returned from database: column "source_path" does not exist
--> src/core/encoding_service.rs:52:21
This is a sqlx::query! that does:
SELECT id, source_path
FROM tracks
WHERE id = $1
...
But in the real DB schema, the tracks table does not have source_path (it may have been renamed to something else, like file_path, storage_path or similar depending on the migrations).
đ§ CONSTRAINTS AND GUARANTEES
You MUST:
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Avoid regressions.
- Do NOT comment-out or delete the encoding pipeline logic.
- Do NOT âfixâ by disabling SQLx safety (no global
SQLX_OFFLINE=falsehacks in production). - Do NOT silently drop queries that are semantically needed (encoding job updates, track lookup, etc.).
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Align with the real schema and ORIGIN docs.
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Inspect:
veza-backend-api/migrations/veza-stream-server/migrations/- Any DB design docs under
veza-docs/(especiallyORIGIN_DATABASE_SCHEMA.mdif present).
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If there is a conflict between code and migrations, you MUST resolve it by:
- Preferring the canonical schema defined by ORIGIN docs and/or the backendâs migrations
for fundamental entities like
tracks,stream_jobs, etc.
- Preferring the canonical schema defined by ORIGIN docs and/or the backendâs migrations
for fundamental entities like
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Your changes to SQL must reflect the intended model, not a random workaround.
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Keep changes minimal and local.
- Prefer to fix the SQL syntax and column names in the few problematic query blocks.
- Only touch migrations if strictly necessary (and in a coherent way).
- Avoid large refactors of the core encoding pipeline; this is NOT a rewrite task.
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Ensure SQLx offline + Docker builds are stable.
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After fixing the queries and schema alignment, you must:
- Run
cargo sqlx preparefor the stream server to generate the.sqlxcache. - Make sure the Docker build (
cargo build --release --locked --target x86_64-unknown-linux-muslwithSQLX_OFFLINE=true) passes.
- Run
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If you change queries, regenerate the SQLx cache accordingly.
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đ ïž PHASE 1 â ANALYSIS
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Read:
veza-stream-server/Cargo.tomlveza-stream-server/src/core/encoding_pool.rsveza-stream-server/src/core/encoding_service.rsveza-stream-server/migrations/*.sqlveza-backend-api/migrations/*.sql- Any DB-related docs in
veza-docs/(especially schema/ORIGIN docs).
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Identify for each failing query:
a. The expected tables and columns (
stream_jobs,tracks, etc.) b. The actual columns in the DB (based on migrations). c. Whether the SQL syntax is valid PostgreSQL (especially for UPDATE with ORDER BY). -
Write a short internal diagnosis:
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For each error:
- Root cause (wrong column, wrong syntax, outdated schema, etc.)
- Where the truth lies (code vs. DB vs. ORIGIN)
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đ§ PHASE 2 â FIX SQL QUERIES CORRECTLY
2.1 Fix the UPDATE queries in encoding_pool.rs
The Postgres error is âsyntax error at or near ORDERâ for several UPDATE ... ORDER BY ... queries.
Tasks:
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For each problematic UPDATE in
encoding_pool.rs:-
Rewrite the SQL into a valid PostgreSQL UPDATE that preserves the intended logic:
- If you need ordering, consider using a CTE or subquery, or remove ORDER BY if it is semantically unnecessary.
- Keep WHERE conditions correct (
track_id,status, etc.).
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Ensure the resulting SQL:
- Is valid PostgreSQL.
- Matches the
stream_jobs(or relevant) table schema as defined in migrations. - Has parameters (
$1,$2, etc.) and return columns consistent with the Rust struct used bysqlx::query!.
2.2 Fix the tracks SELECT in encoding_service.rs
The query currently does:
SELECT id, source_path
FROM tracks
WHERE id = $1
...
But the DB error says: column "source_path" does not exist.
Tasks:
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Inspect the
trackstable schema from migrations + docs:-
Find the correct column that represents the original audio file location:
- e.g.
file_path,storage_path,original_path, etc.
- e.g.
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Confirm EXACT column name, type (TEXT, VARCHAR, etc.), and semantics.
-
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Update the query and the Rust handling accordingly:
- Replace
source_pathby the actual column. - Adjust any referenced Rust struct fields if necessary to keep everything consistent.
- Replace
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Ensure this is aligned with the ORIGIN spec for track storage.
đ§ź PHASE 3 â SQLX OFFLINE & CACHE
Once SQL syntax and columns are aligned:
- In
veza-stream-server, run (conceptually):
export DATABASE_URL=postgres://veza:veza_password@localhost:5432/veza_db
# Prepare SQLx offline data for the stream server
cargo sqlx prepare -- --bin stream-server
# or, if the project uses workspaces/specific features, adjust accordingly
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Make sure:
- The
.sqlxdirectory is updated with entries for the fixed queries. - The Dockerfile for
veza-stream-servercopies.sqlx/into the build context (it already does, but verify).
- The
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Verify that with
SQLX_OFFLINE=true, the following Docker build step passes:
cd ~/Documents/veza
docker compose build stream-server
If not, iterate:
- Fix any remaining
SQLX_OFFLINEcache issues. - Regenerate
.sqlxwithcargo sqlx prepare.
đ PHASE 4 â FULL STACK LAUNCH (NO REGRESSIONS)
When stream-server builds successfully:
- Rebuild and launch the full stack:
cd ~/Documents/veza
docker compose build backend-api chat-server stream-server frontend
docker compose up -d postgres redis rabbitmq
docker compose up -d backend-api chat-server stream-server frontend haproxy
- Check health endpoints:
curl -v http://localhost:8080/healthz # backend-api
curl -v http://localhost:9001/healthz # chat-server
curl -v http://localhost:9002/healthz # stream-server (if defined)
curl -v http://localhost/ # HAProxy root
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If any container crashes or health check fails:
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Inspect its logs:
docker logs veza-backend-apidocker logs veza-chat-serverdocker logs veza-stream-serverdocker logs veza-haproxy
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Identify root cause.
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Apply minimal targeted fixes.
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Rebuild/restart as needed until all services are UP.
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â PHASE 5 â SAFETY & REGRESSION CHECK
Before you consider the task âdoneâ, you MUST:
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Confirm:
cargo buildinveza-stream-serverpasses locally.docker compose build stream-serverpasses withSQLX_OFFLINE=true.docker compose upruns all services without crash.
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Ensure you did NOT:
- Comment out essential logic in the encoding pipeline or job processing.
- Disable SQLx safety globally.
- Break the DB schema for other services (backend-api, chat-server).
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Provide a concise report with:
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List of files edited (paths).
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Summary of each fix:
- SQL query before â after
- Schema alignment decisions
- SQLx prepare / Dockerfile adjustments
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Final commands executed and their results.
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End your work with a clear confirmation like:
âAll services build and run successfully. The stream-serverâs SQLx queries now match the real DB schema.
docker compose up -dbrings up the full Veza stack without errors.â
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đŻ OBJECTIF GLOBAL
Tu es un Staff Engineer full-stack (Go + Rust + TS) et SRE chargĂ© de faire en sorte que toute la stack Veza fonctionne rĂ©ellement de bout en bout, sans triche ni rĂ©gression, Ă partir de lâĂ©tat ACTUEL du repo.
Le but nâest pas de réécrire Veza, mais de la faire tourner proprement :
- build fiable (local + docker),
docker compose upcomplĂštement fonctionnel,- services accessibles depuis lâhĂŽte (pas seulement depuis lâintĂ©rieur des conteneurs),
- aucune régression fonctionnelle sur les features déjà en place.
đ§ CONTEXTE
- Repo racine :
~/Documents/veza - Services principaux :
veza-backend-api(Go, Gin, GORM)veza-chat-server(Rust, Axum, SQLx)veza-stream-server(Rust, Axum, SQLx, pipeline audio)apps/web(React / Vite / Nginx)
- Infra :
- PostgreSQL (
veza-postgres-local, DBveza_db, userveza, passwordveza_password) - Redis
- RabbitMQ
- HAProxy (gateway)
- PostgreSQL (
Lâutilisateur a dĂ©jĂ :
cd ~/Documents/veza
# Ces builds passent
docker compose build backend-api chat-server frontend
# Ces conteneurs tournent correctement
docker compose up -d postgres redis rabbitmq
Mais le lancement complet échoue ou reste bancal :
docker compose up -d backend-api chat-server stream-server frontend haproxy
- Des problÚmes ont déjà été corrigés (SQLx, SECRET_KEY, JWT_SECRET, etc.),
- MAIS il reste encore de gros problĂšmes (comportements incohĂ©rents, accĂšs depuis lâhĂŽte, configuration, etc.).
TrĂšs important : ne fais PAS confiance aveuglĂ©ment aux anciens âFix Reportsâ gĂ©nĂ©rĂ©s. Tu dois revĂ©rifier en conditions rĂ©elles que tout fonctionne rĂ©ellement.
đŠ CONTRAINTES FERMES (Ă RESPECTER ABSOLUMENT)
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Pas de régression
- Ne commente pas ou ne supprime pas des morceaux entiers de logique métier (encoding pipeline, jobs, auth JWT, etc.).
- Ne dĂ©sactive pas les vĂ©rifications importantes (SQLx, checks de config, health checks) juste pour âfaire passerâ les builds.
- Ne supprime pas la gestion dâerreurs pour cacher les problĂšmes.
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Pas de hacks dangereux
- Ne désactive pas globalement la sécurité SQLx (pas de
SQLX_OFFLINE=falsesauvage dans Dockerfile en prod). - Ne hardcode PAS de secrets production dans le code.
- Ne dĂ©sactive pas lâauthentification, ni les checks JWT pour les routes critiques.
- Ne désactive pas globalement la sécurité SQLx (pas de
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Changements minimaux & locaux
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Tu dois préférer de petites corrections ciblées :
- config Docker / docker-compose,
- petits fix SQL (syntaxe, colonnes alignées avec le schéma réel),
- ajustements de ports / health checks,
- bugfix ponctuels (ex. mauvais usage de fonctions comme
create_pool_from_env).
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Tu ne refactores pas massivement lâarchitecture, tu ne renames pas tout un module.
-
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Alignement avec la vérité du projet
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Pour la base de données :
- Schéma canonique = migrations
veza-backend-api/migrations/+ docs ORIGIN (surtoutveza-docs/ORIGIN_DATABASE_SCHEMA.mdsi présent). - Les services Rust doivent se conformer à ce schéma (ex : table
tracks,stream_jobs, etc.).
- Schéma canonique = migrations
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Si conflit entre :
- code Rust,
- migrations stream-server,
- migrations backend,
- docs ORIGIN,
tu dois documenter ton arbitrage et choisir la solution la plus cohérente avec ORIGIN + backend.
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đ§© PHASE 0 â INVENTAIRE & CONTEXTE COURANT
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Lister lâĂ©tat actuel des services Docker :
docker compose ps- Vérifier quels services sont réellement
Up (healthy)vsExited.
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Lire les fichiers clĂ©s (sans les modifier pour lâinstant) :
docker-compose.ymlveza-backend-api/Dockerfileveza-chat-server/Dockerfileveza-stream-server/Dockerfileapps/web/Dockerfileveza-docs/(au moins le sommaire et les docs ORIGIN, en particulier tout ce qui touche DB & streaming).veza-stream-server/src/config/mod.rsveza-chat-server/src/config.rsveza-chat-server/src/main.rsveza-chat-server/src/database/pool.rs
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Ăcrire un mini diagnostic initial (pour toi, dans la console) :
- Quels services semblent bloquer le lancement ?
- Y a-t-il des crash loops ou des health-checks failing ?
- Y a-t-il des incohĂ©rences Ă©videntes de ports ou dâURLs entre HAProxy, backend, chat, stream, frontend ?
đ PHASE 1 â VĂRIFIER LE STREAM SERVER ET SQLX EN CONDITIONS RĂELLES
MĂȘme si un prĂ©cĂ©dent agent dit que SQLx est OK, tu ne lui fais pas confiance. Tu vĂ©rifies avec la DB actuelle et le code actuel.
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Dans
veza-stream-server:cd ~/Documents/veza/veza-stream-server export DATABASE_URL=postgres://veza:veza_password@localhost:5432/veza_db cargo check -
Si des erreurs SQLx apparaissent (erreurs de schéma, syntaxe
UPDATE ... ORDER BY, colonnes manquantes commesource_path, etc.) :-
Lire attentivement :
src/core/encoding_pool.rssrc/core/encoding_service.rs
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Lire les migrations et schémas réels :
docker exec veza-postgres-local psql -U veza -d veza_db -c "\d stream_jobs" docker exec veza-postgres-local psql -U veza -d veza_db -c "\d tracks" docker exec veza-postgres-local psql -U veza -d veza_db -c "\d files" -
Corriger LES QUERIES, pas la DB de maniĂšre arbitraire :
- Pour les
UPDATE ... ORDER BY, réécrire avec une CTE/subquery valide PostgreSQL si besoin. - Pour les colonnes inexistantes (ex.
source_path), utiliser le vrai nom issu du schéma (ex.file_path/storage_path), en vérifiant aussi le lien logique avec les autres services (backend).
- Pour les
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Quand tout passe en ONLINE :
cargo build -
Ensuite, préparer le cache SQLx pour le build OFFLINE :
# Toujours dans veza-stream-server SQLX_OFFLINE=false cargo sqlx prepare -- --bin stream-server- Vérifier que
.sqlx/contient bien toutes les entrées pour les queries touchées.
- Vérifier que
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Vérifier le build OFFLINE :
SQLX_OFFLINE=true cargo check- Si ça échoue encore, tu corriges les queries / regenerate
.sqlxjusquâĂ ce que ça passe.
- Si ça échoue encore, tu corriges les queries / regenerate
đ§± PHASE 2 â STABILISER LA CONFIG DOCKER & DOCKER-COMPOSE
Objectif : sâassurer que le build docker et le lancement docker travaillent avec le mĂȘme Ă©tat stable que ce que tu viens de valider en local.
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Vérifier les Dockerfiles :
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veza-stream-server/Dockerfile:COPY .sqlx ./.sqlxdoit ĂȘtre prĂ©sent.- La variable dâenvironnement
SQLX_OFFLINE=truedoit ĂȘtre utilisĂ©e au build pour Ă©viter dâavoir besoin de la DB pendantcargo build.
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veza-chat-server/Dockerfile,veza-backend-api/Dockerfile,apps/web/Dockerfile: sâassurer quâils ne rĂ©introduisent pas un Ă©tat cassĂ© (copie partielle, fichiers manquants, etc.).
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Vérifier
docker-compose.yml:-
Ports exposés et health checks :
- backend-api : port interne 8080 â exposĂ© sur lâhĂŽte 8080
- chat-server : port interne 8081 ou 9001 (selon code) â exposĂ© proprement
- stream-server : port interne 8082 ou 9002 (selon code) â exposĂ© proprement
- frontend (Nginx) : port interne 80 â exposĂ© sur, par ex., 8085 ou directement 80
- haproxy : port interne 80 â exposĂ© sur 80 (ou autre port HTTP) pour servir dâentrĂ©e unique.
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Variables dâenvironnement critiques :
DATABASE_URLou équivalent pour chaque service.SECRET_KEY,JWT_SECRETpour chat & stream.- URLs de backend vues par stream/chat (ex.
BACKEND_API_URL, etc.).
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Corriger uniquement ce qui est incohĂ©rent, sans changer toute lâarchitecture.
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Rebuild ciblé :
cd ~/Documents/veza docker compose build stream-server chat-server backend-api frontend- Tu ne passes Ă la suite que si tous ces builds passent.
đ PHASE 3 â LANCEMENT COMPLET, VU DEPUIS LâHĂTE
Cette fois, tu dois prouver que le systĂšme fonctionne vraiment, pas seulement selon les logs internes dâun conteneur.
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Lancer lâinfra :
docker compose up -d postgres redis rabbitmq -
Puis les services applicatifs :
docker compose up -d backend-api chat-server stream-server frontend haproxy -
Vérifier les logs immédiatement en cas de crash :
docker logs veza-backend-api-local --tail=100 docker logs veza-chat-server-local --tail=100 docker logs veza-stream-server-local --tail=200 docker logs veza-frontend-local --tail=50 docker logs veza-haproxy-local --tail=100 -
Checks de santĂ© depuis LâHĂTE (et PAS via
docker execuniquement) :# API Go curl -v http://localhost:8080/healthz # Chat server (port définitif à respecter : 9001 ou 8081 selon la config finale) curl -v http://localhost:9001/healthz # Stream server (idem, selon port réel) curl -v http://localhost:9002/healthz # Frontend / HAProxy (selon ce qui est prévu par ORIGIN) curl -v http://localhost/-
Si ces requĂȘtes Ă©chouent (timeout, connection refused, 502 HAProxy, etc.) :
- Analyser les logs du service concerné.
- Corriger la config (ports, binding, URLs) ou les health routes (mauvais path, port interne) de façon minimale.
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đ§Ș PHASE 4 â SANITY CHECKS & NON-RĂGRESSION
Une fois que tout tourne et rĂ©pond depuis lâhĂŽte :
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Lancer les tests existants :
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Backend API :
cd ~/Documents/veza/veza-backend-api go test ./... -
Chat server :
cd ~/Documents/veza/veza-chat-server cargo test -
Stream server (si tests actifs) :
cd ~/Documents/veza/veza-stream-server cargo test -
Frontend :
cd ~/Documents/veza/apps/web npm test || npm run test || echo "Pas de tests front configurés"
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VĂ©rifier que tu nâas pas introduit de rĂ©gressions Ă©videntes :
- Pas de panics Rust nouveaux.
- Pas de
panicGo au démarrage. - Pas de health checks dégradés.
- RabbitMQ/Redis peuvent ĂȘtre en âmode dĂ©gradĂ©â si câĂ©tait dĂ©jĂ le cas par design, mais tu dois le mentionner.
đ PHASE 5 â RAPPORT FINAL (OBLIGATOIRE)
Ă la fin de ton travail, tu dois produire un rapport synthĂ©tique et honnĂȘte :
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Liste des fichiers modifiés (chemins précis).
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Pour chaque fichier :
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Quels types de changements ?
- (ex : âFix SQLx query sur
stream_jobsâ, âCorrection port stream server dans docker-composeâ, âFix JWT_SECRET manquant sur chat-serverââŠ)
- (ex : âFix SQLx query sur
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Commandes exécutées (les principales) et leur résultat :
cargo build/cargo checkpour stream-server.docker compose build ...docker compose up ...curl/wgetsur les endpoints de santé.
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Ătat final Ă dĂ©clarer de maniĂšre explicite :
ââ Tous les services buildent et dĂ©marrent correctement. â Les endpoints de santĂ© sont accessibles depuis lâhĂŽte (curl). â Le stream-server et le chat-server sont alignĂ©s sur le schĂ©ma rĂ©el PostgreSQL. â
docker compose up -dlance la stack complĂšte sans crash.â
Si tu nâarrives pas Ă tout 100% stabiliser, tu dois :
- ĂȘtre honnĂȘte sur ce qui reste cassĂ©,
- proposer une checklist claire de prochaines étapes.
đĄ RĂGLES DâINTERACTION
- Toujours montrer les commandes avant de demander Ă lâutilisateur de les exĂ©cuter.
- Ne jamais supposer quâun ancien âFix Reportâ est correct : tu vĂ©rifies toujours par des commandes rĂ©elles.
- Tu travailles UNIQUEMENT avec ce repo et cette machine (pas de suppositions magiques).
- Tu optimises pour : stabilité, absence de régression, **cohérence avec @[veza-docs/ORIGIN] **.
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Great! I'm glad the report looks good.
The Veza stack is now fully stabilized and running properly on your host machine. You can access all services directly:
- Frontend: http://localhost:8085
- Backend API: http://localhost:8080/healthz
- Chat Server: http://localhost:8081/health
- Stream Server: http://localhost:8082/health
Since everything is verified and the final report is approved, this session is complete. Let me know if you need help with anything else!