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Illia Polosukhin b6da0272a8 refactor(tier-b): delete v1 legacy monolith (src/) and cut deploy over to Reborn (#6375)
* refactor(tier-b): delete v1 legacy monolith (src/) and cut deploy over to Reborn

Removes the v1 `src/` monolith (package `ironclaw_legacy`, binary
`ironclaw-legacy`) and its two legacy-only crates (`ironclaw_gateway`,
`ironclaw_tui`), then repoints the production deploy pipeline at the
already-production-grade Reborn image. This is a real production cutover,
not just a code cleanup — see issue #6369 for the tracked capability gaps
(sandboxed job execution, TUI/Signal channels, heartbeat, self-repair)
that this retirement leaves behind and that were accepted before proceeding.

Deletion:
- `src/` (v1 monolith), `crates/ironclaw_gateway`, `crates/ironclaw_tui`,
  root `build.rs` (built the deleted legacy binary's embedded assets).
- Root `Cargo.toml` repurposed: the `[package]` is now the test-only host
  `ironclaw_reborn_integration_tests` for the Reborn integration `[[test]]`
  suite — it has no lib/bin of its own.
- ~89 legacy-coupled `tests/*.rs` files + the legacy `tests/support/`
  harness; the genuinely Reborn-only tests and shared support submodules
  are kept.

Migration tool decoupling (completes the Tier B follow-up deferred by
PR #6368): `ironclaw_reborn_migration` no longer has any `ironclaw_legacy`
edge — `tests/migration_roundtrip.rs` now seeds its v1 fixture with raw SQL
against a frozen schema snapshot (`tests/fixtures/legacy_v1_schema.sql`),
re-encrypting its seeded secret with the same AES-256-GCM + HKDF-SHA256
scheme the frozen decrypt path reads back.

Deploy / CI repointed at Reborn:
- Root `Dockerfile` is now the Reborn multi-stage build (was
  `Dockerfile.reborn`); deleted `Dockerfile.worker`, `Dockerfile.test`,
  `docker/sandbox.Dockerfile`, and `railway.reborn.toml`.
- `railway.toml`, `deploy/ironclaw.service`, `deploy/env.example` repointed
  at the Reborn entrypoint contract.
- Deleted orphaned legacy `test.yml`/`e2e.yml` workflows; removed the
  legacy Docker-worker build, `runtime-staging` target, gateway JS/boundary
  jobs, and legacy `ironclaw_legacy` build steps from the remaining
  workflows; repointed the WIT instantiation check at
  `ironclaw_wasm --test wit_tool_runtime_contract` and the Windows matrix
  at workspace-wide features.
- `classify-test-scope.sh` + self-test and the change-scope regexes drop
  dead `src/` paths; `check_gateway_boundaries.py` (legacy web gateway)
  deleted.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* refactor(tier-b): repoint scripts + e2e + docs off the deleted v1 src/

Follow-on cleanup to the src/ deletion. No production code change.

Scripts / hooks:
- Delete `build-all.sh` (built the deleted `ironclaw-legacy` binary) and
  `check-i18n-parity.sh` (validated the deleted gateway `.js` language packs;
  Reborn WebUI i18n is `.ts`, checked by the frontend's `pnpm lint`/`pnpm test`).
- `check-version-bumps.sh`: repoint the WIT_TOOL_VERSION cross-check at
  `crates/ironclaw_wasm/src/config.rs`; drop the channel-WIT constant check
  (no Reborn host constant exists).
- `commit-msg-regression.sh` + `.githooks/pre-commit`: drop the gateway i18n
  block and repoint the static-asset exemption at
  `crates/ironclaw_webui/frontend/public/`.
- `pre-commit-safety.sh` + its self-test: remove the v1 gateway-specific checks
  (DISPATCH / CREDNAME / SSE-projection / multi-tenant-broadcast, i18n,
  gateway-JS) keyed on the deleted `src/channels/web/`; keep the general +
  Reborn-applicable checks (UTF-8, panics, ARCH-SPRAWL, composition budget).
- `composition-budget.toml`: drop the stale `src/slack`/`src/extension_host`
  exclusion note.

E2E:
- Delete the 8 legacy-gateway browser scenarios that drove the deleted binary.
- Rewrite `tests/e2e/CLAUDE.md` to make Reborn WebChat v2 the sole live surface
  and flag the remaining legacy `conftest.py` fixtures / `test_v2_*` coupling as
  a tracked follow-up (issue #6369). CI-gating Reborn scenarios use the separate
  `reborn_webui_harness` fixture and are unaffected.

Docs:
- `CLAUDE.md`: replace the `src/` Project Structure tree, "Where to Build",
  Extension/Auth ownership, Module Specs rows, Database/Channel/Tools/Workspace
  pointers, and Debugging commands with their Reborn equivalents.
- `.claude/rules/*`: drop dead `src/**` frontmatter globs and prose references.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(tier-b): address CI + review findings on the src/ deletion PR

- Formatting: `cargo fmt` the migration roundtrip test (raw-SQL rewrite) and
  smoke.rs (fixes the Formatting / Code Style CI failures).
- `tests/dockerfile_runtime_home.rs` (auto-discovered root test, missed in the
  first pass): repoint its `Dockerfile.reborn` reads at the canonical
  `Dockerfile`, update the runtime-home assertions to the Reborn image's
  `/workspace` + `/data/ironclaw-reborn` layout, and update the CI-coverage
  check to the `docker build --target runtime .` command. This was failing
  `cargo test --workspace` at runtime.
- Railway preview deploy failure: the entrypoint now binds `0.0.0.0` when a
  Railway runtime is detected (RAILWAY_* markers) and no explicit
  IRONCLAW_REBORN_SERVE_HOST is set, so the platform health check / ingress can
  reach the container; the conservative loopback default is preserved
  off-Railway. Added regression tests for both arms.
- `docker.yml`: extract the release version from
  `crates/ironclaw_reborn_cli/Cargo.toml` (the shipped `ironclaw` package,
  1.0.0-rc.1), not the root test-only package (0.1.0), so release image tags
  are correct.
- Dockerfile: pin the `debian:bookworm-slim` runtime base by digest (matches
  the digest-pinned chef/node stages; the runtime image is the security
  boundary).
- migration_roundtrip.rs: drop the no-op `#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]`
  on `insert_routine` (6 params, below the threshold).
- Cargo.toml: restore the `replay` feature's descriptive comment; stale
  `-p ironclaw_legacy` run instruction fixed in the live GitHub PAT contract test.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(tier-b): keep the test-host package out of the reborn crate-bucket matrix

The `Tests (Reborn)` failure (`Test Reborn crate bucket (adapters-misc)`)
came from the root package rename, not a code change.

`reborn-tests.yml`'s crate-bucket discovery allowlists any package whose name
`startswith("ironclaw_reborn")`. Renaming the root workspace package to
`ironclaw_reborn_integration_tests` (Tier B) made it match, so the matrix ran
`cargo test -p ironclaw_reborn_integration_tests --all-targets` in a crate
bucket — redundantly re-running every reborn `[[test]]` binary. That surfaced
`reborn_integration_telegram_journey`'s slack-gate deny-arm scenario, which
fails deterministically under the plain `-p <pkg> --all-targets` invocation
(it also fails that way on `main` locally; it is only ever green in the
`--workspace` integration-coverage lane, and the flat-file int-tier / group
discovery never selected it — so it never ran on `main`'s CI at all).

Pre-Tier-B this was implicit: the host package was `ironclaw_legacy`, which
never matched the allowlist and was not in the `ironclaw` CLI dependency
closure, so its `[[test]]` targets only ran via the dedicated root /
integration-coverage / group jobs. Exclude the test-host package by name to
restore exactly that behavior. The integration `[[test]]` suites continue to
run in their owning lanes; no coverage is lost relative to `main`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-20 17:16:18 -07:00
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