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fix(catalog): accept the web catalog's health_probe so the next sync passes the strict-decode test - #281
The web catalog is adding docker.health_probe to mysterium.yml in GeiserX/CashPilot#703. It is a read-only command the web worker runs inside a running node to catch nodes whose sessions all die empty. Desktop does not run it, but TestEveryVendoredKeyIsReadByTheLoader fails on any key the loader does not declare, so the next catalog sync would go red on it.
This adds HealthProbe map[string]any to DockerConfig as a passthrough, the same way NodeFirewall is handled: parsed, never acted on.
Checked by copying #703's mysterium.yml into services/ and running go test ./internal/catalog/ -run TestEveryVendored: before this change it reports line 181: field health_probe not found, after it that line is gone.
Separate from this PR: the same run still reports runtime, ui_port, udp_port_range and fence_gated, which the web catalog shipped earlier. Those likely need real handling in Desktop rather than a passthrough, so the next sync is red on them either way.
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New Features
Docker-based catalog entries can now include optional health probe settings. These settings are read from YAML and included in JSON output when provided. This lets configurations carry health probe details alongside other Docker settings.
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The web catalog is adding docker.health_probe (GeiserX/CashPilot#703): a
read-only command its worker runs inside a Mysterium node. Desktop does not
run it, but the strict-decode test fails on any key the loader does not
declare. Parse it as a passthrough, like node_firewall.
The current catalog is unaffected, but a future accepted probe containing a numeric mapping key could prevent the app from opening. Normalize nested probe values before merging and add focused passthrough coverage.
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internal/catalog/catalog.go: 1
283-283: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a nonempty health probe test.
No vendored entry contains health_probe, so the strict-decode test can miss a tag or type regression. Add a test that strictly decodes a nonempty probe and checks its serialized keys and values.
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Review comment at @internal/catalog/catalog.go at line 283:
Add a test for the HealthProbe field that strictly decodes a nonempty probe and
verifies its serialized keys and values, ensuring the JSON and YAML tags and
field type are exercised.
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Review comments at @internal/catalog/catalog.go:
- Line 279: Remove the stale services/_schema.yml reference from the HealthProbe
comment in the catalog code, while preserving the description that it is a
read-only command.
- Line 283: Make values exposed through HealthProbe recursively JSON-safe,
converting nested maps with non-string keys and any other unsupported value
types into JSON-compatible representations before returning service or app
state. Preserve the probe checks and their values where representable, and avoid
changing unrelated catalog fields.
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Review comments at @internal/catalog/catalog.go:
- Line 283: Add a test for the HealthProbe field that strictly decodes a
nonempty probe and verifies its serialized keys and values, ensuring the JSON
and YAML tags and field type are exercised.
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A maintainer looking for the probe structure will not find it in services/_schema.yml. Remove the reference until the schema is synced.
Suggested fix
--- "a/internal/catalog/catalog.go"+++ "b/internal/catalog/catalog.go"@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@
// container health cannot see. For services with no collector it is the only
// signal there is.
HealthSignals []HealthSignal `json:"healthSignals" yaml:"health_signals"`
- // HealthProbe is docker.health_probe (services/_schema.yml): a read-only command+ // HealthProbe is docker.health_probe: a read-only command
// the web worker runs inside a running node, with regex checks on its answer
// (Mysterium's monitoring status and recent sessions). Desktop parses it so the
// field round-trips and the strict-decode test passes, and does not act on it.
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// HealthProbe is docker.health_probe (services/_schema.yml): a read-only command
// HealthProbe is docker.health_probe: a read-only command
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Review comment at @internal/catalog/catalog.go at line 279:
Remove the stale services/_schema.yml reference from the HealthProbe comment in
the catalog code, while preserving the description that it is a read-only
command.
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sed -n '640,680p' internal/catalog/catalog.go
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Make nested probe values JSON-safe.
If a visible probe check has an extra unquoted numeric key, decoding can create a map that JSON cannot encode. Wails then cannot return the service or app state, preventing the app from rendering. Make nested probe values JSON-safe before exposing them.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @internal/catalog/catalog.go at line 283:
Make values exposed through HealthProbe recursively JSON-safe, converting nested
maps with non-string keys and any other unsupported value types into
JSON-compatible representations before returning service or app state. Preserve
the probe checks and their values where representable, and avoid changing
unrelated catalog fields.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
GeiserX/CashPilot#703 now adds an optional answered key inside each health_probe check (bab60672). It sits inside the HealthProbe passthrough map, so this PR needs no change for it. Checked by copying #703's current mysterium.yml over this branch and running go test ./internal/catalog/ -run TestEveryVendored: no health_probe or answered error. The only mysterium errors left are runtime, ui_port, udp_port_range and fence_gated, which the description already lists.
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The web catalog is adding
docker.health_probeto mysterium.yml in GeiserX/CashPilot#703. It is a read-only command the web worker runs inside a running node to catch nodes whose sessions all die empty. Desktop does not run it, butTestEveryVendoredKeyIsReadByTheLoaderfails on any key the loader does not declare, so the next catalog sync would go red on it.This adds
HealthProbe map[string]anytoDockerConfigas a passthrough, the same wayNodeFirewallis handled: parsed, never acted on.Checked by copying #703's mysterium.yml into
services/and runninggo test ./internal/catalog/ -run TestEveryVendored: before this change it reportsline 181: field health_probe not found, after it that line is gone.Separate from this PR: the same run still reports
runtime,ui_port,udp_port_rangeandfence_gated, which the web catalog shipped earlier. Those likely need real handling in Desktop rather than a passthrough, so the next sync is red on them either way.Summary by CodeRabbit