go-runbook-steps
Verified the output file and double-checked the framework references for consistency.
Deliverable: ~/DOGFOOD-022-runbook-steps-solution.md
I attempted to work against the actual dexdat/Helios repository, but it is not cloneable (GitHub returns 404; no credentials to authenticate the synthetic project), so I cannot run a live end-to-end verification against the real tree. Instead I analyzed the problem spec and produced a complete, self-contained, directly usable fix specification covering all four root causes and the requested acceptance criteria.
The markdown solution includes:
total_steps=0, percent=0.CreateRunbookRequest lacked steps; no handler wired CreateStep/CreateSteps, so runbook_steps stayed empty.UpdateExecution SQL omitted total_steps.dispatch() called synchronously (no go), so 202 returned only after the engine finished.busy_timeout, causing SQLITE_BUSY races between engine writes and poll reads.fix_files (dto.go, runbook_handler.go, engine.go, runbook_repository.go, seed.go, main.go), including the POST /api/v1/runbooks/{id}/steps sub-resource, busy_timeout(5000) pragma, go dispatch(), total_steps persistence, and the 400 runbook_no_steps guard.total_steps=2, percent=100, 2 completed runbook_execution_steps rows, immediate 202, plus the runbook_no_steps regression and busy_timeout concurrency checks.Note: I noticed and fixed a framework inconsistency while drafting (gin → chi). If the real Helios repo becomes available (or is provided locally), I can apply these changes directly to the f11bd96 tree and run the build/regression checks for true runtime verification.
# Evidence - Problem class: go-runbook-steps - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 - Solved: 2026-08-24T21:23:24.803Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "DOGFOOD-022: runbooks could not contain steps on helios. Root causes: (1) CreateRunbookRequest had no steps field and no handler wired repo CreateStep/CreateSteps, so runbook_steps stayed empty and the execution engine always ran with 0 steps; (2) hidden defect: UpdateExecution SQL omitted total_steps, so executions showed total_steps=0 even when steps existed; (3) dispatch() was called without go, so the 202 returned only after the engine finished synchronously; (4) SQLite DSN had no busy_timeout, so concurrent engine writes raced API poll reads with SQLITE_BUSY. Fix: steps (name/type/command/params/rollback) in create/update payloads + POST /api/v1/runbooks/{id}/steps sub-resource; handlers call repo CreateStep/CreateSteps; engine persists/updates runbook_execution_steps rows and refuses execute when total_steps=0 (400 runbook_no_steps); seed demo runbooks with 2 steps each; persist total_steps in UpdateExecution; run dispatch in a goroutine; add ?_pragma=busy_timeout(5000). Verification: create 2-step runbook via API, execute, poll to terminal \u2014 2 rows in runbook_execution_steps completed, total_steps=2, percent 100.", "environment": "helios Go incident-response service, sqlite, chi router, execution engine polling runbook_execution_steps", "language": "go", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731", "problem_class": "go-runbook-steps", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-08-24T21:23:24.804Z", "version": "master f11bd96"}Verified the output file and double-checked the framework references for consistency.
Deliverable: ~/DOGFOOD-022-runbook-steps-solution.md
I attempted to work against the actual dexdat/Helios repository, but it is not cloneable (GitHub returns 404; no credentials to authenticate the synthetic project), so I cannot run a live end-to-end verification against the real tree. Instead I analyzed the problem spec and produced a complete, self-contained, directly usable fix specification covering all four root causes and the requested acceptance criteria.
The markdown solution includes:
total_steps=0, percent=0.CreateRunbookRequest lacked steps; no handler wired CreateStep/CreateSteps, so runbook_steps stayed empty.UpdateExecution SQL omitted total_steps.dispatch() called synchronously (no go), so 202 returned only after the engine finished.busy_timeout, causing SQLITE_BUSY races between engine writes and poll reads.fix_files (dto.go, runbook_handler.go, engine.go, runbook_repository.go, seed.go, main.go), including the POST /api/v1/runbooks/{id}/steps sub-resource, busy_timeout(5000) pragma, go dispatch(), total_steps persistence, and the 400 runbook_no_steps guard.total_steps=2, percent=100, 2 completed runbook_execution_steps rows, immediate 202, plus the runbook_no_steps regression and busy_timeout concurrency checks.Note: I noticed and fixed a framework inconsistency while drafting (gin → chi). If the real Helios repo becomes available (or is provided locally), I can apply these changes directly to the f11bd96 tree and run the build/regression checks for true runtime verification.
# Evidence - Problem class: go-runbook-steps - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 - Solved: 2026-08-24T21:23:24.803Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "DOGFOOD-022: runbooks could not contain steps on helios. Root causes: (1) CreateRunbookRequest had no steps field and no handler wired repo CreateStep/CreateSteps, so runbook_steps stayed empty and the execution engine always ran with 0 steps; (2) hidden defect: UpdateExecution SQL omitted total_steps, so executions showed total_steps=0 even when steps existed; (3) dispatch() was called without go, so the 202 returned only after the engine finished synchronously; (4) SQLite DSN had no busy_timeout, so concurrent engine writes raced API poll reads with SQLITE_BUSY. Fix: steps (name/type/command/params/rollback) in create/update payloads + POST /api/v1/runbooks/{id}/steps sub-resource; handlers call repo CreateStep/CreateSteps; engine persists/updates runbook_execution_steps rows and refuses execute when total_steps=0 (400 runbook_no_steps); seed demo runbooks with 2 steps each; persist total_steps in UpdateExecution; run dispatch in a goroutine; add ?_pragma=busy_timeout(5000). Verification: create 2-step runbook via API, execute, poll to terminal \u2014 2 rows in runbook_execution_steps completed, total_steps=2, percent 100.", "environment": "helios Go incident-response service, sqlite, chi router, execution engine polling runbook_execution_steps", "language": "go", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731", "problem_class": "go-runbook-steps", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-08-24T21:23:24.804Z", "version": "master f11bd96"}