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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) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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EdgeConnect Apply Command - Implementation Todo List
Current Status: Phase 2 Complete ✅ - Ready for Phase 3
Phase 1: Configuration Foundation ✅ COMPLETED
- Step 1.1: Create
sdk/internal/config/types.gowith EdgeConnectConfig structs - Step 1.2: Implement YAML unmarshaling and validation in
sdk/internal/config/parser.go - Step 1.3: Add comprehensive field validation methods
- Step 1.4: Create
sdk/internal/config/parser_test.gowith full test coverage - Step 1.5: Test config parsing with example EdgeConnectConfig.yaml
Phase 2: Deployment Planning ✅ COMPLETED
- Step 2.1: Create deployment plan types in
sdk/internal/apply/types.go - Step 2.2: Implement Planner interface in
sdk/internal/apply/planner.go - Step 2.3: Add state comparison logic (existing vs desired)
- Step 2.4: Create deployment summary generation
- Step 2.5: Add comprehensive tests in
sdk/internal/apply/planner_test.go
Phase 3: Resource Management
- Step 3.1: Create ResourceManager in
sdk/internal/apply/manager.go - Step 3.2: Implement app creation with manifest file handling
- Step 3.3: Add instance deployment across multiple cloudlets
- Step 3.4: Handle network configuration application
- Step 3.5: Add rollback functionality for failed deployments
- Step 3.6: Create manager tests in
sdk/internal/apply/manager_test.go
Phase 4: CLI Command Implementation
- Step 4.1: Create basic apply command in
cmd/apply.go - Step 4.2: Add file flag handling and validation
- Step 4.3: Implement deployment execution flow
- Step 4.4: Add progress reporting during deployment
- Step 4.5: Integrate with root command in
cmd/root.go - Step 4.6: Add --dry-run flag support
Phase 5: Testing & Polish
- Step 5.1: Create integration tests in
cmd/apply_test.go - Step 5.2: Test error scenarios and rollback behavior
- Step 5.3: Add example configurations in
examples/apply/ - Step 5.4: Create user documentation
- Step 5.5: Performance testing for large deployments
Phase 6: Advanced Features
- Step 6.1: Implement manifest file hash tracking in annotations
- Step 6.2: Add intelligent update detection
- Step 6.3: Create deployment status tracking
- Step 6.4: Add environment variable substitution support
- Step 6.5: Implement configuration validation enhancements
Dependencies & Prerequisites
- ✅ Existing SDK in
sdk/edgeconnect/ - ✅ Cobra CLI framework already integrated
- ✅ Viper configuration already setup
- ✅ Example EdgeConnectConfig.yaml available
Risks & Mitigation
- Risk: Complex nested YAML validation
- Mitigation: Use struct tags and dedicated validation functions
- Risk: Parallel deployment complexity
- Mitigation: Use goroutines with proper error handling and rollback
- Risk: Large manifest files
- Mitigation: Stream file reading and hash calculation
Success Criteria
- Single command deploys complex applications across multiple cloudlets
- Configuration validation provides helpful error messages
- Failed deployments rollback gracefully
- Parallel deployments complete 70% faster than sequential
- Integration tests cover all major scenarios
- Code follows existing CLI patterns and conventions
Ready to Begin Implementation
All planning is complete. The implementation can now proceed phase by phase with each step building incrementally on the previous work.