Update project host model status notes

Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
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Jinwoo-H
2026-06-11 12:34:00 -07:00
co-authored by Orca
parent 5d2ee98e11
commit 1933366516
4 changed files with 33 additions and 14 deletions
@@ -512,10 +512,15 @@ Already partially landed:
selected host has non-ready setup metadata
- project settings setup-host choices now use the shared execution host
registry, including hydrated runtime hosts that are not currently focused
- project settings can clone a project onto another known host and link the
resulting checkout as a project-host setup
- composer and settings setup choices show incompatible/unsupported runtime
hosts with clear reasons and disable setup actions for them
- SSH clone now streams progress through the same renderer event as local clone
Not complete yet:
- SSH clone streamed-progress parity and provisioning flows
- provisioning flows
- actual provisioning execution APIs beyond independent setup metadata and the
current repo-backed import/clone compatibility paths
- bulk setup flows and setup for hosts that are not already known to the client
@@ -516,13 +516,14 @@ Already partially landed:
selected host has non-ready setup metadata
- project settings setup-host choices now use the shared execution host
registry, including hydrated runtime hosts that are not currently focused
- project settings clone setup, unavailable-host gating in composer/settings,
and streamed SSH clone progress parity have landed
Not complete yet:
- actual provisioning execution APIs beyond independent setup metadata and the
current repo-backed import/clone compatibility paths
- bulk setup flows and setup for hosts that are not already known to the client
- SSH streamed clone progress parity
- full project settings split into global and host-specific ownership
- host settings/capability UI aligned with project setup
- complete cache/request ownership audit
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@@ -434,10 +434,12 @@ Already partially landed:
selected host has non-ready setup metadata
- project settings setup-host choices now use the shared execution host
registry, including hydrated runtime hosts that are not currently focused
- project settings clone setup, unavailable-host gating in composer/settings,
and streamed SSH clone progress parity have landed
Still needed:
- finish SSH clone streamed-progress parity and provisioning flows
- finish provisioning flows
- actual provisioning execution APIs beyond independent setup metadata and the
current repo-backed import/clone compatibility paths
- bulk setup flows and setup for newly added hosts
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@@ -798,16 +798,28 @@ Landed so far:
host registry. The setup flow can now offer hydrated runtime hosts even when
they are not the currently focused Orca server, and host labels stay aligned
with sidebar rename overrides.
- Added settings-side clone setup so project settings can make a project
available on another known host by cloning a repository URL, matching the
composer's setup-on-host flow.
- Added unavailable-host gating for composer and project settings setup
choices. Runtime hosts with incompatible versions or known-missing
`project-host-setup.v1` support remain visible with a reason, but their
setup actions are disabled before the user reaches a failing mutation.
- Added streamed SSH clone progress parity. The SSH git provider now uses a
narrow relay `git.clone` RPC that emits `git.cloneProgress` notifications,
and the main process forwards those through the existing
`repos:clone-progress` renderer event used by local clone.
- Added tests for local repos, SSH repos, same-provider multi-host grouping,
no-identity same-name non-grouping, selector cache behavior, persistence
backfill, repo mutation synchronization, renderer hydration, runtime RPC
routing, project-host setup capability gating, independent setup preservation,
setup update mutation, setup method persistence, local/runtime/SSH clone setup
composition, remote clone IPC, and GitHub clone URL inference. Sidebar
row-builder tests now cover project-first multi-host grouping and same-name
repo separation without project identity. Workspace target tests cover
local-only fallback, focused-host setup selection, explicit project-plus-host
resolution, same-name non-merging, and unavailable setup reasons.
composition, remote clone IPC, SSH clone progress forwarding, and GitHub clone
URL inference. Sidebar row-builder tests now cover project-first multi-host
grouping and same-name repo separation without project identity. Workspace
target tests cover local-only fallback, focused-host setup selection, explicit
project-plus-host resolution, same-name non-merging, and unavailable setup
reasons.
Important limitation:
@@ -819,10 +831,10 @@ Important limitation:
and older runtimes still need the repo compatibility fallback. Settings now
expose setup-specific host panes and existing-folder setup, but still use repo
compatibility records underneath.
- SSH clone setup is implemented through the relay git provider, but it does
not yet have local-clone parity for progress events. Abort now propagates to
the relay `git.exec` request, and failed/aborted SSH clones clean up only
when Orca can prove the target did not already exist before the clone.
- SSH clone setup is implemented through the relay git provider with local-clone
parity for progress events. Abort propagates to the relay clone request, and
failed/aborted SSH clones clean up only when Orca can prove the target did not
already exist before the clone.
- Repo-backed project-host setup records are still regenerated from repo
compatibility records. Independently persisted setup records are now preserved
across load and repo mutations, but the UI/API still mostly creates setups
@@ -835,8 +847,7 @@ Remaining end-to-end work:
- continue broadening setup-on-host flows beyond the shared known-host registry
toward bulk setup and newly added host onboarding
- finish SSH clone streamed-progress parity, provisioning, and bulk setup-on-host
flows
- finish provisioning and bulk setup-on-host flows
- add actual provisioning execution APIs instead of only recording independent
setup/provisioning metadata and intent
- split settings into explicit client, host, project, and project-host setup