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What

Pins all four cloud-commitments-go modules (pkg, providers/aws, providers/azure, providers/gcp) at c83aef8 (v0.0.0-20261106191535-c83aef8b18a9), up from 790f369. No other module version changes.

go changes pulled in

go PR	Effect on the platform
#690 PurchaseReconciler	None. It is an optional interface, not on ServiceClient, and nothing in the platform implements it.
#696 purchase attempt journal contract	None. PurchaseOptions.AttemptJournal is nil by default, and the platform does not set it (internal/purchase/execution.go:641).
#701 Redshift attempt journal	None. It runs only when a journal and an idempotency token are set, and the platform sets neither. Wiring it is a separate change, which will stack on this PR.
#689 Commitment.CostKnown	None. The platform never builds or reads common.Commitment outside tests.
#698 Compute SP commitment rate	The ladder now sizes the Compute Savings Plan layer. See below.

go#694, #695 and #697 are not in this range. Their platform changes (#1801, #1792) go with the next bump.

Compute SP sizing and the required cap

With go#698, the Compute SP rate is Cost Explorer's account-wide blend over EC2, Lambda and Fargate in all regions. For a regional, EC2-only gap it can over-buy by r_blend / r_EC2, and this includes converting existing coverage. That bias was accepted (go#349, option A) on the condition that a cap bounds it.

This PR therefore makes executeLadderRun refuse an uncapped run, before any provider read. The new helper is ladderComputeCapRefusal in internal/server/ladder_compute_cap.go. It applies to a config whose layers include Compute SP and whose max_hourly_commit_per_run is unset, which today means every AWS config, since the AWS capability always lists Compute SP.

Visible effect: an enabled AWS ladder config with no max_hourly_commit_per_run stops planning. Each run is counted as errored, and the error names max_hourly_commit_per_run. Setting a cap restores planning.

Saving an uncapped config is still accepted. #1815 tracks the save-time check and making the form field required.

Nothing buys yet

• ClaimDueLadderTranches (internal/config/store_postgres_ladder_lifecycle.go:110) and PurchaseLayer have no non-test caller, so no ladder tranche is fired today.
• ladder_execution_enabled defaults to false (migration 000083).
• Ladder purchasing arrives in a later feat(ladder): phase 3 - pipeline (schema, scheduled task, approval/auto modes, UI, terraform) #70 slice (S14). It comes after the required per-sweep cap and the non-nil max_hourly_commit_per_run check at execution (S8c3). This refusal stands regardless of that ordering.

Verification

Local, macOS, at 410face (base 0a59d3a; main has since gained #1812, which touches none of these files and merges cleanly):

• go mod verify, go build ./... and go vet ./... all pass.
• go test ./... (unit) passes. go test -tags integration passes for internal/server, internal/purchase and internal/config, using local Docker testcontainers.
• Fail-before: with the ladderComputeCapRefusal call removed from executeLadderRun, TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead fails. With the call in place it passes, and TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithCapStillPlans shows that a capped config still plans with the real AWS layer set.
• Not verified against a real AWS account. No purchase or deploy was run.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration
  • Ladder configurations that include a Compute Savings Plan now require a maximum hourly commitment per run. Configurations without this cap are rejected before usage data is fetched.
  • Configurations without a Compute Savings Plan, or with the required cap, can proceed to planning.

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Walkthrough

The ladder run now checks for a configured hourly commitment cap when Compute Savings Plan is among the supported layers. Without the cap, it returns an error before provider data reads. Dependency versions and an AWS baseline source comment were also updated.

Changes: Ladder Compute SP Cap Guard

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Check the cap before ladder planning internal/server/ladder_compute_cap.go, internal/server/handler_ladder.go, internal/server/ladder_compute_cap_test.go, internal/server/handler_ladder_rates_test.go	The run checks the cap against supported layers before provider reads. Tests cover refusal without a cap and successful planning with a cap. The planner receives the supported-layer list fetched for the check.

Dependency and Reference Updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update dependency versions and baseline reference go.mod, internal/config/validation.go	Updated the cloud-commitments-go module versions and the AWS baseline source commit hash in a comment.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant executeLadderRun
  participant capability
  participant ladderComputeCapRefusal
  participant provider
  participant planner
  participant store
  executeLadderRun->>capability: SupportedLayers()
  executeLadderRun->>ladderComputeCapRefusal: Check cap and supported layers
  ladderComputeCapRefusal-->>executeLadderRun: Refusal error or nil
  alt Cap refusal
    executeLadderRun-->>executeLadderRun: Return before provider reads
  else No refusal
    executeLadderRun->>provider: Read baseline, layer state, and rates
    executeLadderRun->>planner: Pass supported layers
    planner->>store: Plan and save
  end

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Possibly related issues

• feat(ladder): phase 3 - pipeline (schema, scheduled task, approval/auto modes, UI, terraform) #70: The PR adds a runtime guard to ladder runs before provider reads, which relates to the issue’s scheduled ladder pipeline guardrails.

Suggested labels: type/feat

Suggested reviewers: iamjsd

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6c1a0

No actionable merge-blocking issue remains. The cap refusal is covered by tests that distinguish uncapped refusal from successful capped planning.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

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Passed checks: 4 passed

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Title check		The title identifies both the dependency update and the Compute SP ladder cap requirement.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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[cristim]

CHANGES REQUESTED 410face by claude-qa-ui-3

Cold review of the full diff. The substance is correct. The only blockers are two lint findings that fail CI ("Lint Code", so "CI Success" fails too). Both come from this PR; main's CI is green.

Blocking (lint)

1. internal/server/handler_ladder.go:323:5 (govet shadow). if err := ladderComputeCapRefusal(dbCfg, layers); err != nil shadows the err declared at line 316 (ladderConfigToEngine). Use if err = ...; err != nil, or another name.
2. internal/server/handler_ladder_test.go:270:28 (unparam). "validTestCloudAccount - externalID always receives "123456789012"". The new call at ladder_compute_cap_test.go:87 makes every caller pass the same value. Pass a different account in one caller, or drop the parameter.

Verified (no change needed)

• The go range 790f369f..c83aef8b is fix(exchange): reserve approved RI exchange ceiling atomically and keep in-flight holds across UTC rollover #690 (PurchaseReconciler), fix(frontend): core color tokens fail WCAG AA contrast #696 (attempt journal contract), fix(ladder): timeline chart is a scatter and never shows cumulative commitment #698 (Compute SP rate), fix(api): refuse a ramp shape change on a plan with completed steps #689 (Commitment.CostKnown) and fix(frontend): purchase confirmation does not emphasise money, verbs disagree #701 (Redshift journal). fix(config): map invalid ladder amendments to ErrLadderAmendInvalid #694 and fix(frontend): undefined button classes and grey default button break the button system #695 are not in it, so fix(purchase): route Azure Redis purchases to managedredis before the go pin includes go#694 #1801 and fix(ladder): accept both canceled spellings before the go#554 pin bump #1792 aren't needed for this bump.
• Platform call sites:
  • fix(ladder): timeline chart is a scatter and never shows cumulative commitment #698: providers/aws/ladder/commitment_rates.go now returns a Compute SP rate. That's what the new refusal guards.
  • fix(frontend): core color tokens fail WCAG AA contrast #696 and fix(frontend): purchase confirmation does not emphasise money, verbs disagree #701: the platform never sets PurchaseOptions.AttemptJournal. Nothing in internal/ or cmd/ references it, so Redshift keeps today's window-dedupe path. go vet ./internal/... is clean, so no unkeyed PurchaseOptions literals exist.
  • fix(exchange): reserve approved RI exchange ceiling atomically and keep in-flight holds across UTC rollover #690: no platform code uses PurchaseReconciler or ReconcilePurchase.
  • fix(api): refuse a ramp shape change on a plan with completed steps #689: there's no non-test caller of GetExistingCommitments and no common.Commitment read. Nothing reads Cost or CostKnown.
• The refusal runs before any provider read.
  • In processOneLadderConfig, everything before executeLadderRun is a DB read (cloud account, cadence) or capability construction. awsladder.NewFromAWSConfig only calls LoadDefaultConfig, and wireLadderWriteSide only builds clients.
  • Inside executeLadderRun, only the pure ladderConfigToEngine runs before ladderComputeCapRefusal. SupportedLayers() is a static list, and AWS always lists LayerComputeSP.
  • The error names max_hourly_commit_per_run. A set cap is still validated through LadderCapMicros.
  • TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead pins Errored with 0 baseline, 0 layer-state and 0 rate reads, and no persist.
• "Nothing buys yet."
  • ClaimDueLadderTranches has no non-test caller; only its definition and comments in internal/config mention it.
  • .PurchaseLayer( has no non-test caller.
  • ladder_execution_enabled is BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE (migration 000083), read through COALESCE(..., false).
• go.mod/go.sum: all four go modules move to c83aef8b18a9 together. go mod verify passes ("all modules verified") and go mod tidy -diff is clean.

Mutation probes (each fails named tests)

• The refusal never fires: TestLadderComputeCapRefusal and TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead.
• The refusal never matches Compute SP: the same two tests.
• The refusal removed from executeLadderRun: ..._ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead.
• The refusal moved after the provider reads, just before the planner: ..._ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead.

Local verification (macOS, at this SHA, throttled, private GOCACHE)

• go build ./... and go vet ./internal/... are OK.
• Unit tests pass for server, config, purchase and api.
• go test -tags integration -run Ladder ./internal/server/ passes.
• golangci-lint v2.10.1 reports the 2 findings above, matching CI.

After the lint fix I'll do a delta review at the new head.

[cristim]

APPROVED 410face by claude-darling

Cold review; I did not write this change. This is a money path.

Range. The pin moves from 790f369f4822 to c83aef8b18a9, and the pseudo-version timestamp matches the commit. git log 790f369..c83aef8 lists exactly five merged PRs: #690 (5a9b4c5), #696 (6b6d481), #698 (409a1f3), #689 (8d06fde) and #701 (c83aef8).

Call sites

go PR	API at c83aef8	Platform use	Still matches
#690	provider.PurchaseReconciler (pkg/provider/reconcile.go:11), common.ReconcileResult/ReconcileRequest	none (LadderReconcileResult at internal/purchase/ladder_reconcile.go:46 is unrelated)	yes; the interface is optional
#696	common.AttemptJournal, PurchaseOptions.AttemptJournal (pkg/common/types.go:473)	none	yes; a nil journal means the old behaviour
#701	Redshift PurchaseCommitment via guardBeforePurchase/readyToSend (redshift/client.go:157,163, dedupe.go:143-158,251-254)	indirect, through the purchase clients	yes; with no journal the old guard order runs; no new required field or sentinel
#698	GetCommitmentRates adds LayerComputeSP (commitment_rates.go:49)	internal/server/handler_ladder.go:343-347	yes; guarded by the new refusal
#689	Commitment.CostKnown (types.go:563)	no reads, and no non-test literals	yes; nothing sets it yet

The refusal runs before any provider read (internal/server/handler_ladder.go)

1. :315 ladderConfigToEngine is pure conversion.
2. :322-325 SupportedLayers() then ladderComputeCapRefusal. This is the refusal.
3. The reads follow: :329 GetUsageBaseline, :334 GetLayerStates, :347 GetCommitmentRates, :357 observed rates.
4. :381 PlanAndSaveLadderRun.

Nothing earlier does a provider read: handleLadderRun only reads the store, and NewFromAWSConfig (factory.go:45-64) only constructs clients.

AWS SupportedLayers always includes Compute SP, and there's no per-layer selection, so every uncapped AWS config is refused. Layer sets without Compute SP pass through. The error names max_hourly_commit_per_run (ladder_compute_cap.go:19).

Nothing buys yet

• ClaimDueLadderTranches has only its definition (store_postgres_ladder_lifecycle.go:110): no interface and no caller in cmd, scheduler or server.
• PurchaseLayer has no non-test references.
• ladder_execution_enabled defaults to false everywhere:
  • migration 000083 (NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE);
  • COALESCE(..., false) at store_postgres.go:95;
  • the Go zero value;
  • terraform, iac and the frontend don't reference it.

go.sum and verify

• 8 lines changed: 4 modules, each with an h1 line and a go.mod line at c83aef8.
• GOWORK=off go mod tidy -diff shows no diff.
• go mod verify passes.

go#694 and go#695 are not in the range. Both are still open. merge-base --is-ancestor of their heads (beb5c6e, 2f01c01) against c83aef8 returns 1, so #1801 and #1792 aren't needed.

Runs

• go build ./... and go vet ./internal/... ./cmd/...: exit 0.
• Unit tests (server, purchase, config, scheduler, api, execution, providerfactory, commitmentopts): exit 0.
• -tags integration on server, purchase and config: exit 0, 3899 pass.
• Mutation probes, each reverted with the tree clean after:
  • refusal removed: fails TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead (a run was persisted and reads happened);
  • refusal moved after GetUsageBaseline: same test ("should be zero, but was 1");
  • error text no longer naming the field: both no-cap subtests of TestLadderComputeCapRefusal fail.

Findings (none blocking)

1. Low. An existing AWS ladder config with no cap now counts as Errored on every daily run, and the reason shows only in the log (handler_ladder.go:266). Users can still save uncapped configs until feat(ladder): require max_hourly_commit_per_run when saving an AWS ladder config #1815 lands. This is an accepted fail-closed choice; worth linking feat(ladder): require max_hourly_commit_per_run when saving an AWS ladder config #1815 before enabling ladders broadly.
2. Info. A zero cap isn't caught by the refusal (it's non-nil). Save-time validation requires at least 0.000001 (config/ladder_cap.go:22), and the engine rejects a zero cap (go pkg/ladder/allocate.go:274), but there's no DB CHECK. A directly stored 0 would cost one round of provider reads and buy nothing.
3. Nit. The awsPlanningLayers comment in ladder_compute_cap_test.go says "one base layer only", but the slice has three layers.

[cristim]

APPROVED 6c1a0a2 by claude-darling

Lint-only delta over my approval at 410face: one commit, 6c1a0a2 (ahead 1, behind 0, single parent), touching 2 files (+7 -4). Behaviour is unchanged.

• internal/server/handler_ladder.go:323-325: err is renamed to refusal for govet shadow. The call stays where it was, after SupportedLayers() and before GetUsageBaseline (:329), so the Compute SP cap refusal still fires before any provider read. Its condition and return are the same.
• ladder_compute_cap_test.go: the account ID literal is now a computeCapAccount constant (for unparam). It's used consistently for both the cloud account and the run's account, so the same-account path still runs. The assertions are unchanged.

I checked this by reading the diff. CI at this head is still running, and the merge gate needs it green. My earlier runs and the three refusal probes at 410face cover this code, which is unchanged apart from the variable name. The awsPlanningLayers comment nit from my last review is still open and can be fixed separately.

[cristim]

APPROVED 6c1a0a2 by claude-qa-ui-3

Delta review since my CHANGES REQUESTED at 410face. The delta is one lint-only commit.

Checked

• handler_ladder.go. if err := ladderComputeCapRefusal(...) becomes if refusal := ...; refusal != nil { return refusal }. The control flow is identical, so the refusal still runs right after SupportedLayers() and before the baseline, layer-state and rate reads. That fixes the govet shadow.
• ladder_compute_cap_test.go. It uses a new computeCapAccount = "210987654321" for both the cloud account's external ID and the lambda account passed to runLadderConfigs. They still match, so the run isn't skipped as multi-account and the before-any-read assertions still apply. That fixes the unparam finding.
• Mutation, re-run at this SHA. Moving the refusal after the provider reads still fails TestRunLadderConfigs_ComputeSPWithoutCapIsErroredBeforeAnyRead.

Local verification (macOS, at this SHA, throttled, private GOCACHE)

• go vet ./internal/server/ is OK, and the ComputeCap|ComputeSP|Ladder tests in ./internal/server/ pass.
• golangci-lint v2.10.1 reports 0 issues on ./internal/server/... and ./internal/config/....

My other evidence from 410face carries over unchanged: the go-range and call-site checks, the "nothing buys yet" proof, go.sum, and the integration and unit runs.

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