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types: move materialization into volmgr and template_runtime into its own crate - #1696
This moves two leaf modules out of pplx-space-common-core::types, the first step in splitting types up.
types::materialization (MaterializationMode, MaterializationModeParseError, MaterializationLayout) moves into volmgr's server crate, pplx-space-volmgr, as a private materialization module, with its tests. Only volmgr produces, stores and reads these values. They aren't in any proto or in volmgr's client, and their parse code is used only by their own test, so a separate crate isn't worth it.
volmgr always enabled common-core's serde feature, so the serde derives and rename_all = "snake_case" attributes are now unconditional, and the stored payload format is unchanged.
No package, feature or public path replaces the old pplx_space_common_core::types items.
types::template_runtime (TemplateRuntime, RuntimeApp, RuntimeAppName, RuntimeReadiness, RuntimeStartupPolicy, TemplateRuntimeError and the runtime limits) moves into a new Domain crate, pplx-space-template-runtime (crates/l20_domain/template/runtime). Its users are api, build-mgr-client, build-mgr, node-runtime-core and sbx-mgr.
No other types module or common-core code uses either module, and neither has database codecs. template_runtime moves unchanged apart from one import of a types sibling. Every import is rewritten to the new location, and common-core keeps no re-export. common-core no longer depends on toml, which only template_runtime used.
Validation
cargo fmt --check and cargo check --workspace --all-targets pass, as do the builds of api with --features kubernetes and of the new crate.
clippy passes on the touched crates. ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh clippy and isolated-crates pass.
cargo arch and ci/scripts/run-archcheck.sh against the base report no required findings.
volmgr nextest passes 236 of 236, including the moved materialization tests. The template-runtime tests pass in their new crate.
run-rust-checks.sh tests-unprivileged: the only failures are the guest-process spawn and privileged node-mgr path tests, which need privileges the test host lacks. None is in a touched crate.
Every string literal and serde attribute on removed lines reappears unchanged, apart from the "serde" feature name in the dropped cfg gates.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (refactor).
Risk: low. Only crate paths change. Code that imported these names from pplx_space_common_core::types must import template_runtime's names from the new crate; the materialization types are now private to volmgr. No serialized shape, metric, log or wire text changes. Revert the commit to roll back.
AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code changes, the checks and this description.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The workspace adds a dedicated template runtime crate and registers it as a dependency for API, build, node, and sandbox manager packages. These consumers now import template runtime types from the new crate. The volume manager declares its materialization types locally and updates their consumers. Common-core removes the template runtime and materialization exports and no longer enables TOML through its Serde feature.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 1d316
This refactor moves two groups of types into their own crates and updates imports. No behavior change is evident, and no merge-blocking risk remains after the review.
Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to 1d316
The ownership changes warrant review, but the compared code preserves runtime validation, execution intent, and stored materialization formats. No material security risk introduced or worsened by this PR was identified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The reviewed changes do not expand attacker-controlled reachability or service authority: runtime intent follows the same API-to-build-manager path, and materialization remains internal to volume-manager jobs. The comparison establishes source-level equivalence, not a broader audit of existing execution or storage privileges.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The API declaration still passes through the same serde conversion and validation boundary before encoding. Existing tests retain rejection checks for conflicting set/clear runtime bodies and unexpected fields; their presence is supporting evidence, not an assertion that tests were executed during this review.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Materialization defaults and dedup suffixes are unchanged. Persisted rollout assignment remains stable across retries, and the affected Btrfs submission function retains its existing identity parsing, submission lock, duplicate reuse and submission-failure cleanup. These are pre-existing mechanisms, not new guarantees introduced by the relocation.
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The title uses the lowercase area prefix "types:" followed by a colon, and the summary starts with a lowercase verb ("move"). It has no trailing period and no ticket ID. It matches the required format…
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The PR description contains all four required items, each with real content. The check tests presence only, so I judged it from the description text without further tool calls. 1. "## Summary": Pr…
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The check applies only when the PR fixes a defect in application behavior under crates/, shim/, or ui/. This PR is a refactor, not a bug fix. The title ("types: move materialization into volmgr and te…
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The check looks for removed or weakened tests, assertions, lints, CI checks, guards, allowlists, or review-guidance text. The diff does not contain any of these. Evidence from the reviewed range (refs…
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The PR (perplexityai/SPACE #1696, author ac-pplx) moves Rust modules between crates. I scanned the full patch range (30 files, 75 insertions, 36 deletions) and the content of the moved files at the he…
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The title uses the lowercase area prefix "types:" followed by a colon, and the summary starts with a lowercase verb ("move"). It has no trailing period and no ticket ID. It matches the required format. It also describes the main change: materialization moves into volmgr, and template_runtime moves into its own crate. Both match the raw summary and the PR objectives.
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The PR description contains all four required items, each with real content. The check tests presence only, so I judged it from the description text without further tool calls. 1. "## Summary": Present. It states that the change moves types::materialization into the volmgr server crate as a private module, and moves types::template_runtime into the new crate pplx-space-template-runtime. 2. "## Validation": Present. It lists cargo fmt --check, cargo check --workspace --all-targets, clippy, isolated-crates, cargo arch, run-archcheck.sh, volmgr nextest (236 of 236), and run-rust-checks.sh tests-unprivileged. It gives a result for each. 3. "## Severity and risk": Present. It states "Severity: does not apply (refactor)." and "Risk: low", with supporting detail. 4. "AI assistance:" line: Present. It reads "AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code changes, the checks and this description." This names the tool and the parts it drafted. No required item is missing or empty.
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The check applies only when the PR fixes a defect in application behavior under crates/, shim/, or ui/. This PR is a refactor, not a bug fix. The title ("types: move materialization into volmgr and template_runtime into its own crate"), the PR description ("Severity: does not apply (refactor)"), and the objectives all describe a module relocation. The committed diff agrees. It contains renames (R099/R100/R083) of types/template_runtime.rs, types/materialization.rs, and their tests. It also adds the new crates/l20_domain/template/runtime/Cargo.toml manifest, updates Cargo manifests, and rewrites imports. The materialization.rs diff shows the serde derives made unconditional, which is a build-configuration change, not a defect fix. No changed hunk corrects a runtime defect. The check therefore passes without requiring a regression test.
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The check looks for removed or weakened tests, assertions, lints, CI checks, guards, allowlists, or review-guidance text. The diff does not contain any of these. Evidence from the reviewed range (refs/coderabbit/pre-merge-check/base..head): - Tests: No test is deleted. Two test files are pure renames with 100% similarity: template_runtime/tests.rs and materialization/tests.rs. The one changed assertion in node/runtime/core/src/boot/tests.rs (line 142) only changes the constant's path from pplx_space_common_core::types::TEMPLATE_RUNTIME_BUILD_MASK to pplx_space_template_runtime::TEMPLATE_RUNTIME_BUILD_MASK. The check is the same. The translate/tests.rs change is also a path-only rewrite. - Attributes and suppressions: No #[allow], #[expect], #[ignore], or new cfg_attr gate is added to Rust code. The only added attributes are serde derives and rename_all on materialization.rs. The diff removes the cfg_attr(feature = "serde", ...) gates, which broadens serde support. It does not narrow any check. - Lints: The new crate pplx-space-template-runtime adds [lints] workspace = true, which inherits the workspace lints. The root Cargo.toml has no [workspace.lints] change, and no lint level is lowered. - CI, nextest, allowlists, and guards: No file under ci/, .github/, .config/, deny.toml, clippy.toml, or the architecture baseline is changed. The only root-level change is adding the new crate to members and [workspace.dependencies]. - Dropped toml dependency:toml is removed from pplx-space-common-core (an optional dependency and its serde feature entry). It is moved to the new crate. This removes a build dependency, not a safeguard. - Review guidance: No AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, .agents/, or docs/ file is changed. No item in the check's failure list applies, so no items are listed.
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The PR (perplexityai/SPACE #1696, author ac-pplx) moves Rust modules between crates. I scanned the full patch range (30 files, 75 insertions, 36 deletions) and the content of the moved files at the head revision. Patterns checked: private key blocks, password/secret/token/API key/credential terms, http(s) URLs, AWS ARNs, 12-digit account IDs, personal home paths (/Users/, /home/), private IP ranges, internal hostnames, tracker/chat/doc links, incident/CVE/vulnerability terms, and production references. No added line contains a credential, internal URL, ARN, personal path, or incident detail. The only sensitive-looking strings are in the moved file crates/l20_domain/template/runtime/src/tests.rs (line 6: a "TOKEN": "secret" JSON value, and line 20: an assertion that the string "secret" is not in debug output). These are obviously fake test values, which the check allows. The other hits (e.g., the existing bearer-token workspace dependency name and EnvKey identifiers) are identifiers, not values. The PR title and description contain no sensitive content. The description names internal crate paths only, which is normal repository layout.
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common-core: move the materialization and template-runtime types into Domain crates
types: move materialization into volmgr and template_runtime into its own crate
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… own crate
Start splitting `pplx-space-common-core::types` with two leaf modules that
no other `types` module, and nothing else in common-core, uses:
- `types::materialization` (MaterializationMode,
MaterializationModeParseError and MaterializationLayout) becomes a
private `materialization` module of volmgr's server crate,
`pplx-space-volmgr`, with its tests. Only volmgr produces, stores and
reads these values; they are in no proto and not in volmgr's client.
volmgr always enabled common-core's `serde` feature, so the serde
derives and `rename_all = "snake_case"` attributes are now
unconditional, and the stored payload format is unchanged.
- `types::template_runtime` becomes `pplx-space-template-runtime`
(crates/l20_domain/template/runtime): TemplateRuntime and its app,
readiness, startup-policy and error types and limits. Its users are
api, build-mgr-client, build-mgr, node-runtime-core and sbx-mgr.
Both files move unchanged apart from the one import that named their
`types` siblings and the serde attributes above. Every import is
rewritten to the new path, and common-core keeps no re-export.
template_runtime was common-core's only user of toml, so that dependency
goes too. No serde attribute value, string literal, metric, span or wire
text changes.
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Summary
This moves two leaf modules out of
pplx-space-common-core::types, the first step in splittingtypesup.types::materialization(MaterializationMode, MaterializationModeParseError, MaterializationLayout) moves into volmgr's server crate,pplx-space-volmgr, as a privatematerializationmodule, with its tests. Only volmgr produces, stores and reads these values. They aren't in any proto or in volmgr's client, and their parse code is used only by their own test, so a separate crate isn't worth it.serdefeature, so the serde derives andrename_all = "snake_case"attributes are now unconditional, and the stored payload format is unchanged.pplx_space_common_core::typesitems.types::template_runtime(TemplateRuntime, RuntimeApp, RuntimeAppName, RuntimeReadiness, RuntimeStartupPolicy, TemplateRuntimeError and the runtime limits) moves into a new Domain crate,pplx-space-template-runtime(crates/l20_domain/template/runtime). Its users are api, build-mgr-client, build-mgr, node-runtime-core and sbx-mgr.No other
typesmodule or common-core code uses either module, and neither has database codecs. template_runtime moves unchanged apart from one import of atypessibling. Every import is rewritten to the new location, and common-core keeps no re-export. common-core no longer depends ontoml, which only template_runtime used.Validation
cargo fmt --checkandcargo check --workspace --all-targetspass, as do the builds of api with--features kubernetesand of the new crate.ci/scripts/run-rust-checks.sh clippyandisolated-cratespass.cargo archandci/scripts/run-archcheck.shagainst the base report no required findings.run-rust-checks.sh tests-unprivileged: the only failures are the guest-process spawn and privileged node-mgr path tests, which need privileges the test host lacks. None is in a touched crate."serde"feature name in the droppedcfggates.Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (refactor).
Risk: low. Only crate paths change. Code that imported these names from
pplx_space_common_core::typesmust import template_runtime's names from the new crate; the materialization types are now private to volmgr. No serialized shape, metric, log or wire text changes. Revert the commit to roll back.AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code changes, the checks and this description.