feat(infra_manifest): optional .infra.<env>.yaml dev/prod variants (v0.3.0)
Add an optional 'environment' field (default prod) and document sibling .infra.dev.yaml manifests (same schema) so a project can declare a distinct non-prod deployment — e.g. a local mac operator instance alongside the DO prod service. Run-only/access config (passcodes, bind addrs) stays out of the manifest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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apiVersion: conventions/v1
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version: 0.2.0
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version: 0.3.0
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updated: "2026-06-29"
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name: infra_manifest
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title: Per-project infra manifest (.infra.yaml)
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scope: general
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status: draft
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summary: Every deployable project declares its infrastructure in a root .infra.yaml; `service.host` must be a host in net-tools mesh-hosts.json, so the infra-net reconciler can build the live picture. A future infra-apply renders the DO parts.
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summary: Every deployable project declares its infrastructure in a root .infra.yaml; `service.host` must be a host in net-tools mesh-hosts.json, so the infra-net reconciler can build the live picture. A project with a distinct non-prod deployment may add a sibling .infra.dev.yaml (same schema, environment:dev) — e.g. a local operator instance on a mac host. The reconciler reads every .infra*.yaml. A future infra-apply renders the DO parts.
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appliesTo: ["@applications/*", "@projects/@cocottetech", "@projects/@magic-civilization"]
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rules:
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- id: own_db
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- id: host_in_mesh
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level: must
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text: "`service.host` is a host name from net-tools mesh-hosts.json (lime, fennel, redroid, …) — the infra-net reconciler validates this and regenerates the mesh-hosts services map from all .infra.yaml."
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- id: env_variants
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level: should
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text: "Default manifest is `.infra.yaml` (prod, environment defaults to prod). A distinct non-prod deployment lives in a sibling `.infra.<env>.yaml` (currently only `.infra.dev.yaml`) with the same schema + `environment` set. One project may thus appear as multiple services (e.g. prod on a DO droplet + a local mac instance). Keep run-only/access config (passcodes, bind addresses) out of the manifest — it is not mesh infra."
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providesFile:
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path: .infra.yaml
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path: .infra.yaml # plus optional .infra.<env>.yaml siblings (same schema)
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schema:
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$schema: "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema"
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title: ProjectInfraManifest
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properties:
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apiVersion: { type: string, const: "infra/v1", description: "Manifest contract version (independent of the convention's own version)." }
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project: { type: string }
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environment: { type: string, enum: [dev, prod], default: prod, description: "Deployment environment. Omitted = prod. A project may carry one manifest per environment (.infra.yaml + .infra.dev.yaml)." }
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provider: { type: string, enum: [digitalocean, mac, bare-metal, local], description: "Where it physically runs: digitalocean droplet, a mac (e.g. fennel), bare-metal, or local." }
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database:
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type: object
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