Give the rollout room for the 15s minReadySeconds now costs
progressDeadlineSeconds was 60. That is the window a rollout has to show progress before Kubernetes gives up and marks it failed, and the previous commit added ...
Give the rollout room for the 15s minReadySeconds now costs
progressDeadlineSeconds was 60. That is the window a rollout has to show progress before Kubernetes gives up and marks it failed, and the previous commit added ...
Give the rollout room for the 15s minReadySeconds now costs
progressDeadlineSeconds was 60. That is the window a rollout has to show progress before Kubernetes gives up and marks it failed, and the previous commit added ...
"What happened?" fills the window, so maximizing enlarges it
Every other field on the report form is sized by its content. The description is the one somebody is actually writing in, so it now takes whatever height is lef...
Restore this manifest's CRLF line endings
The previous commit rewrote the file with a script that normalised it to LF, which is a whole-file diff for a change that touched a dozen lines. No content chan...
Restore this manifest's CRLF line endings
The previous commit rewrote the file with a script that normalised it to LF, which is a whole-file diff for a change that touched a dozen lines. No content chan...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Fail a bad rollout instead of reporting it green
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Stop deleting the only chat pod before starting its replacement
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
APIService never shut down gracefully at all
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Add the preStop hook the drain script was always missing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Let a rollout finish what the old pod was doing
Deploys replaced the only pod of each service with nothing to catch the requests in flight. Three settings, applied across the fleet: - preStop sleeps 10s befo...
Change a personal address by proving it, and administer accounts
Two surfaces on the USER account, which until now had no server of its own — the account's fields were reachable only through MemberController, an endpoint scop...
The two reads the platform Users list is built on
A paged, searched finder over USERS, and a batched membership count. The finder is unfiltered by isFake on purpose. Reviewing and clearing that flag is part of...
Open the message, not the mailbox
The app has a route per (folder, uid). Being told about a mail and then landing on a list to hunt for it is the kind of small wrongness that makes a notificatio...
Buzz a member's phone when mail arrives
MessageIndexer is already a durable consumer of email.inbox.> and already resolves the mailbox OWNER, so it is where this belongs — one notification per genuine...
An EMAIL type, and every push now names its org
EmailService raises the notification off IMAP IDLE and asks MediaService to deliver it through the internal dispatch endpoint that exists for exactly this — eve...
Preview variables for the two email-change letters
Both new canonical templates render in the console the moment this service is rebuilt onto the shared library that carries them; without a sampleVariables arm t...
A right for user accounts, and a parked address for changing one
Three additions, all of them the shared half of work that lands in SecurityService and kamo-internal. PlatformRightType.MANAGE_USERS, appended. A user account ...
Public rides the SEND TO AI row, and arms the hand-off for god
The Publish control was a bordered block of its own further down the form, carrying two lines of hint under the switch. It is now a compact toggle on the headin...
Draw the Publish switch on god eligibility
Reported: "my user has god enabled, yet I still don't see the new publish field." The gate was isGodModeActive(), which is getIsGod() AND an open break-glass wi...
Publish needs GD, not an open god-mode window
The switch was invisible to god-eligible operators. It was gated on **************** — GD plus an opened break-glass window — and holding GD is not the same fac...
Gate Publish on god ELIGIBILITY, not an open window
The Publish flag shipped gated on godModeActive — GD plus a deliberately opened 30-minute break-glass window. Every god-eligible operator then found the switch ...
Three self-invoked transactions that were doing nothing
@Transactional and @Async are PROXIES. A call from inside the same bean never reaches one, so all three of these annotations were inert. Found by audit, not by ...
The SPF card had no proxy route, so it never reached the API
The card shipped calling /api/security/domains/{id}/spf, and every request 404'd at Next.js before SecurityService ever saw it — which the card reported as "We ...
Ending a terminal takes its window and hexhead with it
Ending a terminal from the Interaction Center killed the shell and left the window behind, showing a red `closed` status over something that no longer exists. T...
Read a domain's live SPF record and say what it actually needs
GET /api/security/domains/{id}/spf, for the SPF step on /setup/dns. The setup page cannot give one set of SPF instructions to everybody, because the right inst...
Tell each domain what its SPF record actually needs
/setup/dns walked a customer through ownership, subdomains and SSL and then said nothing about the record that decides whether the mail we send for them is beli...
A member's work address must name them without a mail provider
Forgot-password resolved the address typed on the form against two sources: the account e-mail, and the org mailbox flagged Primary on the member's settings. Th...
System mail must not send as a domain we do not authenticate
Transactional mail always went out as NoReply@{org primary domain} through our own relay. That is only safe while Kamo hosts the org's mail: then we control the...
Seeding is bounded by the JAR, not by the database — and rebuild
The lazy seedForOrg call in sendToUser reads as though a missing template always heals itself. It does not. The catalogue is CanonicalTemplateLoader's and lives...
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