The v2 API requires a different JSON payload structure than what was being sent.
Both DeleteApp and DeleteAppInstance needed to wrap their parameters properly.
SDK Changes:
- Update DeleteAppInput to use {region, app: {key}} structure
- Update DeleteAppInstanceInput to use {region, appinst: {key}} structure
- Fix DeleteApp method to populate new payload structure
- Fix DeleteAppInstance method to populate new payload structure
CLI Changes:
- Add delete command with -f flag for config file specification
- Support --dry-run to preview deletions
- Support --auto-approve to skip confirmation
- Implement v1 and v2 API support following same pattern as apply
- Add deletion planner to discover resources matching config
- Add resource manager to execute deletions (instances first, then app)
Test Changes:
- Update example_test.go to use EdgeConnectConfig_v1.yaml
- All tests passing including comprehensive delete test coverage
Verified working with manual API testing against live endpoint.
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Refactor apply command to support both v1 and v2 APIs:
- Split internal/apply into v1 and v2 subdirectories
- v1: Uses sdk/edgeconnect (from revision/v1 branch)
- v2: Uses sdk/edgeconnect/v2
- Update cmd/apply.go to route to appropriate version based on api_version config
- Both versions now fully functional with their respective API endpoints
Changes:
- Created internal/apply/v1/ with v1 SDK implementation
- Created internal/apply/v2/ with v2 SDK implementation
- Updated cmd/apply.go with runApplyV1() and runApplyV2() functions
- Removed validation error that rejected v1
- Apply command now respects --api-version flag and config setting
Testing:
- V1 with edge.platform: ✅ Generates deployment plan correctly
- V2 with orca.platform: ✅ Works as before
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The apply command requires v2 API features and cannot work with v1.
Add early validation to provide a clear error message when users try
to use apply with --api-version v1, instead of failing with a cryptic
403 Forbidden error.
Error message explains that apply only supports v2 and guides users
to use --api-version v2 or remove the api_version setting.
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Add configurable API version selection with three methods:
- Config file: api_version: "v1" or "v2" in .edge-connect.yaml
- CLI flag: --api-version v1/v2
- Environment variable: EDGE_CONNECT_API_VERSION=v1/v2
Changes:
- Update root.go to add api_version config and env var support
- Update app.go and instance.go to support both v1 and v2 clients
- Add example config file with api_version documentation
- Default to v2 for backward compatibility
- Apply command always uses v2 (advanced feature)
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Reorganize SDK to support both v1 and v2 APIs following Go conventions:
- sdk/edgeconnect/ now contains v1 SDK (from revision/v1 branch)
- sdk/edgeconnect/v2/ contains v2 SDK with package v2
- Update all CLI and internal imports to use v2 path
- Update SDK examples and documentation for v2 import path
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we discussed in Teams:
Malashevich, Alex (ext) Freitag 10.10.25 17:19
Updated spec is available. It's relevant for Orca cluster you'll be added next week I hope
Swagger UI https://swagger.edge.platform.mg3.mdb.osc.live/#/
Stephan Lo, , Montag 13.10.25 09:37
hey alex ... this is great news! just a quick question: We still see version '2.0' - does this mean that there were no changes?
Malashevich, Alex (ext) Montag 13.10.25 09:49
yes, it's just relevant update of current state of things for external teams to integrate with us (FE, Developer Framework, AI, etc). So the spec you've seen before is our internal so to say
- Add edge-connect apply command with -f/--file and --dry-run flags
- Integrate config parser, deployment planner, and resource manager
- Provide comprehensive error handling and progress reporting
- Support deployment confirmation prompts and result summaries
- Move internal packages to public SDK packages for CLI access
- Update all tests to pass with new package structure
- Complete Phase 4 CLI Command Implementation
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Phase 2 Complete: Deployment Planning
- Add comprehensive deployment plan types with action tracking
- Implement EdgeConnectPlanner with state comparison logic
- Support manifest hash calculation and change detection
- Add parallel infrastructure target planning
- Create deployment summary generation with duration estimates
- Include comprehensive test coverage with mock scenarios
- Handle API errors and edge cases gracefully
Features:
- Smart comparison of current vs desired state
- Minimal API calls through batched queries
- Support for dry-run planning operations
- Detailed deployment summaries with resource counts
- Extensible action types (CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE, NONE)
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- Add comprehensive YAML configuration types for EdgeConnectConfig
- Implement robust parser with validation and path resolution
- Support both k8sApp and dockerApp configurations
- Add comprehensive test coverage with real example parsing
- Create validation for infrastructure uniqueness and port ranges
- Generate instance names following pattern: appName-appVersion-instance
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