fix(virtualmodels): keep disabled legacy failover rules as disabled virtual models - #800
fix(virtualmodels): keep disabled legacy failover rules as disabled virtual models#800SantiagoDePolonia wants to merge 4 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLegacy failover migration now converts dashboard-disabled rules into disabled virtual models. The migration preserves fallback targets, avoids merging disabled rules into existing policies, and documents and tests the updated behavior. ChangesFailover migration
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to During interrupted migration recovery, a disabled legacy failover rule could be removed while a matching failover model remains enabled, leaving fallback behavior active when an operator had disabled it. This bounded migration risk should be fixed and covered by a restart-sequence regression test before merging. Poem
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Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge: no blocking failure remains. No blocking failure remains. SQLite-backed startup coverage confirmed disabled mappings retain their disabled state and recovery does not overwrite operator edits.
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In `@internal/virtualmodels/failover_test.go`:
- Around line 240-241: Update the assertions in both failover scenarios around
result.Service.Get("disabled") and the corresponding check near the second
scenario to validate each fallback target’s model identity, not just
len(off.Targets) == 2. Compare the targets against the seeded source and
fallback models groq/llama and anthropic/claude while preserving the existing
disabled, strategy, and target-count checks.
In `@internal/virtualmodels/legacy_failover.go`:
- Line 82: Update the partial-migration flow to compare the existing model’s
Enabled value with the newly computed model.Enabled before treating it as
migrated or deleting the legacy row; ensure mismatches reconcile the stored
model so dashboard-disabled rules remain disabled. Add a regression test
covering a restart with an old enabled model and an undeleted legacy row.
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… the rule's current state
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…interrupted legacy failover migration A virtual model is claimed as the migration's own conversion only when it matches exactly what the conversion would write today, every operator-tunable setting included; anything else keeps the legacy row and warns as a collision.
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The legacy
failover_rulesmigration skipped rows withenabled=0but still deleted them and dropped the table, so a rule an operator had switched off in the dashboard lost its fallback list permanently on upgrade. Found by Greptile on #799.A disabled dashboard rule is now converted the same way a primary listed in
FAILOVER_DISABLED_MODELSalready is: as a disabled failover virtual model that keeps its targets and can be re-enabled from the dashboard.User-visible impact: after upgrading, disabled legacy rules appear as disabled virtual models instead of vanishing.
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