feat(setup): point operators at connect-domains, and make its zone handling honest (SONA-190) - #381
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR centralizes Cloudflare zone resolution across domain connection, setup, and WAF flows. It adds subdomain-aware guidance, resolved-zone Image Transformations messaging, CDN attachment instructions, API error handling, documentation, and tests. ChangesDomain setup and zone resolution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Subdomain setup can still display the wrong zone in zone-wide guidance, and some zone lookup failures may be reported against the wrong domain. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to correct these operator-facing messages before relying on the workflow broadly. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant setup
participant resolveZone
participant Cloudflare
participant waf-lib
Operator->>setup: run setup
setup->>resolveZone: resolve host candidates
resolveZone->>Cloudflare: query candidate zones
Cloudflare-->>resolveZone: zone ID or lookup error
resolveZone-->>setup: zone metadata
setup->>waf-lib: applyDownloadRateLimit with zone ID
waf-lib-->>setup: rate-limit result
setup-->>Operator: setup and CDN attachment instructions
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In `@scripts/connect-domains.ts`:
- Around line 151-165: Update the resolveZone result handling to retain
failedName and use failedName ?? host in the error messages for unreachable or
failed Cloudflare zone lookups, while preserving host as the fallback when no
candidate name is available.
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…ins (SONA-190) connect-domains has attached cdn.<domain> to the bucket and the site domain to the Pages project since SONA-6, but nothing named it: setup's Next steps said to do it by hand in the dashboard, and the README never mentioned attaching the CDN host at all. A real fork setup shipped with broken images because of it. Make connect-domains the primary instruction (with --check for diagnosis) wherever a domain is known, keep the dashboard walkthrough as the no-domain fallback, and extract the lines into cdnAttachmentLines() so a test pins the pointer.
…omain zones Review round follow-ups: the printed command now names both required env vars (connect-domains exits without CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID); the pointer only appears when the R2 public URL actually is cdn.<domain>, since that's the host connect-domains attaches — overridden URLs get the dashboard walkthrough; the README scope table gains the Zone Zone Read row connect-domains needs; and connect-domains itself now resolves the zone by walking zoneNameCandidates (new pure resolveZone(), unit tested), so a subdomain fork no longer dead-ends on the exact-name lookup. Trimmed the duplicated behavior contract from the CLI lines and added a package.json contract test for the printed script names.
…kup errors Round-2 review follow-ups: when a subdomain resolves to its parent zone, the confirm preview, success line, and doctor rungs now name that zone (with 'which serves <host>' and a zone-wide note on the transforms line) instead of the host, so consent matches what the PATCH touches. resolveZone aborts on any failed lookup rather than treating a 500 as 'no zone', the no-zone guidance names the root domain to add instead of 'registrable domain', and a source-contract test pins the candidate wiring in main(). README: subdomain scoping caveat, scope list trimmed to defer to the step-3 table, wording polish.
…sted consent label Round-3 review follow-ups: the no-zone guidance no longer computes a 'root domain' (which named a public suffix like co.uk on multi-part TLDs) — a shared addZoneAction() helper tells the operator to add the domain they registered and lists the zone names tried, used by both zoneGuidance and the doctor ladder. The consent wording is now a pure, unit-tested zoneConsentLabel(); runDoctor's zoneName/candidates threading has behavioral tests via its deps seam and the brittle source-regex contract test shrank to wiring-only assertions. Network failures (status 0) get a could-not-reach message instead of 'HTTP 0', and the README no longer claims Zone Zone Read sits outside the scope table.
…e wiring main() isn't importable, so the source-contract block now also asserts the confirm prompt derives its zone name via zoneConsentLabel and the transforms bullet keeps its whole-zone disclosure — reverting either (the round-3 consent bug) previously left the whole suite green. Verified by mutation: swapping the label back to the host fails the new assertion.
…d consent header Late code-review findings: the zone-not-active fail-soft message still named the host, so a subdomain operator was told to fix nameservers on a zone that doesn't exist while the doctor named the parent — thread zoneName through zoneGuidance and name the resolved zone. The consent header also claimed the changes touch only the zone when the R2 and Pages domain attaches are account-scoped; it now says 'your account and <zone>'. Contract tests updated, new not-active parent-zone case.
setup.ts's preflight and waf-lib each carried their own copy of the candidate walk; setup's ignored res.ok entirely, so a 403 printed 'No Cloudflare zone found' instead of naming the auth problem, and waf-lib duplicated zoneNameCandidates with a comment already promising this collapse. Both now use resolveZone: failed lookups abort with the HTTP status (setup warns and skips the preflight; the rate-limit applier errors without falling through to a parent candidate — new test pins that).
…n the preflight wiring Scoped-review follow-ups on the walk unification: resolveZone returns failedName so waf-lib and setup name the candidate whose lookup failed instead of the host (a 403 on the parent zone no longer points at a name the token can read); setup's warn renders status 0 as could-not- reach instead of 'HTTP 0'; the waf-lib 403 test pins the abort detail; and a source contract pins that the preflight distinguishes lookup failures from no-zone.
…pplier applyDownloadRateLimit takes an optional pre-resolved zone id and skips its candidate walk when given one; the setup CLI passes the zone its preflight just resolved, removing the duplicate round of /zones lookups per run. Standalone callers (apply-download-ratelimit) still resolve for themselves. Test pins that no /zones?name= call happens when the id is provided.
… too Review follow-up: the CLI's own error messages still named the host while waf-lib and setup already name the candidate whose lookup failed; for a subdomain host the failing name can be the parent zone, and pointing at the host misleads.
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In `@scripts/setup.ts`:
- Around line 339-346: Retain the resolved zone name from resolveZone in the
setup flow instead of only extracting preflightZone and error metadata. Pass
that zoneName to the zone-wide securitySummaryLines output and Image
Transformations next-step guidance, so subdomains report the parent zone rather
than host. Add or update a subdomain test to assert the parent zone appears in
both outputs.
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…ummary lines CodeRabbit follow-up on the preflight: setup discarded resolveZone's zoneName, so a subdomain fork's summary named the host in the Image Transformations dashboard paths and the rate-limit applied line — a zone that doesn't exist. The resolved (parent) zone name now flows into those lines, with a subdomain test and a call-site contract pin; the retry command keeps the host since the applier resolves the zone itself.
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Merge after #380 — this branch bases on the same main; rebasing over #380's landed fix has two known trivial conflicts in
scripts/setup.ts/setup-lib.ts(rename vs. added argument, adjacent appended helpers) that I'll resolve when #380 lands.Problem
npm run connect-domainshas attachedcdn.<domain>to the images bucket and the site domain to the Pages project since #11 shipped, but nothing named it: setup's Next steps said to wire the CDN host by hand in the dashboard, and the README never mentioned attaching it at all. A real fork setup shipped with broken images because of it.Changes
cdnAttachmentLines(): it points atconnect-domains(with both required env vars and the--checkdoctor) only when the R2 public URL actually iscdn.<domain>— the host connect-domains attaches — and falls back to the dashboard walkthrough otherwise.Zone · Zone · Readrow its zone lookup needs.resolveZone), so subdomain forks work instead of dead-ending on an exact-name lookup. Any failed lookup aborts with the real status — a transient 500 can't silently pick the wrong zone or read as "no zone"..co.uk-style TLDs).resolveZone, and setup reuses its preflight's zone for the rate-limit applier instead of looking it up twice.Testing
2,243 tests green on top of current main. Coverage was mutation-verified: reverting the consent label, the candidate wiring, the branch selection, or the abort-on-error each fails the suite;
runDoctorpaths are tested through its deps seam, and source-contract tests pin the wiringmain()can't expose.Tracking: SONA-190 (#366).
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