fix: Convert endpoints to reference deployment version instead of release #392
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WalkthroughThis PR updates multiple API specifications and route handlers to reflect a shift from “release” terminology toward a broader “channel” and “deployment version” concept. Endpoint paths, operation summaries, and operation IDs have been updated accordingly. Request payload properties and variable names have been renamed (e.g., releaseFilter → versionSelector, existingRelease → existingVersion, version → tag) to improve clarity. Import paths have been changed from relative to absolute in some modules, and schema definitions have been revised to consistently reflect the new terminology. Changes
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apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/config/route.ts (1)
191-194: Variable name update to align with new terminologyThe variable has been renamed from
existingReleasetoexistingVersion, which is consistent with the broader refactoring converting "release" terminology to "deployment version" across the codebase.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/[deploymentId]/route.ts (1)
10-11: Switched from relative to absolute importsImport paths have been updated from relative paths (../../auth, ../../middleware) to absolute paths using the root alias
~. This change improves maintainability as files can be moved without breaking import paths.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/versions/[versionId]/route.ts (6)
18-20: Switched from relative to absolute importsImport paths have been updated from relative paths to absolute paths using the root alias
~, improving code maintainability.
33-33: Updated parameter name in authorization checkThe parameter has been renamed from
releaseIdtoversionIdto align with the terminology shift from "release" to "deployment version".
38-40: Updated parameter type and variable nameChanged the parameter type from
{ releaseId: string }to{ versionId: string }and updated the destructured variable accordingly. This maintains consistency with the new terminology.
44-44: Variable rename to reflect new terminologyRenamed
releasetodeploymentVersionto be consistent with the terminology change throughout the codebase.
86-87: Updated log message to use new terminologyThe log message now correctly references "deployment version" instead of "release", maintaining consistency in user-facing messages.
91-91: Updated return value variable nameChanged the returned variable from
releasetodeploymentVersionto align with the new terminology.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/openapi.ts (8)
100-100: Schema renamed from Release to DeploymentVersionThe schema has been renamed to better reflect its purpose in the context of deployment versions rather than releases.
105-105: Property renamed from version to tagThe property in the DeploymentVersion schema has been renamed from
versiontotag, which is a breaking change for API clients. This change appears to be intentional to better distinguish between the concept of a deployment version (the entity) and the tag that identifies it.Since this is a breaking change in the API, ensure that all client code has been updated to use
taginstead ofversionwhen interacting with deployment versions.
115-115: Updated required property in schemaThe required property list has been updated to include
taginstead ofversion, consistent with the property rename.
146-147: Updated policy description to focus on jobsThe description now correctly refers to successful jobs rather than releases, providing clearer documentation.
151-152: Updated success minimum descriptionThe description now refers to "successful deployments" instead of "releases", maintaining terminology consistency.
157-158: Updated concurrency limit descriptionThe description now refers to "deployment pipeline runs" instead of "concurrent releases", which is more precise and consistent with the new terminology.
166-167: Updated minimum release interval descriptionThe description now refers to "version deployments" instead of "releases", aligning with the new terminology.
172-173: Updated release sequencing descriptionThe description now refers to "deployment version" instead of "release", maintaining terminology consistency.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/versions/openapi.ts (3)
12-15: Path and operation details successfully updated to use deployment version terminology.The endpoint path, operation summary, and operationId have been appropriately updated to reflect the shift from "release" to "deployment version" terminology.
52-53: Schema reference correctly updated to DeploymentVersion.The response schema reference has been properly updated to align with the new terminology.
57-57: Error description updated to reference deployment version.The error description has been properly updated to align with the new terminology.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/channels/route.ts (1)
39-40: Error message updated to "Channel already exists".The error message has been appropriately updated to align with the new terminology, removing the "Release" prefix.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/[deploymentId]/channels/name/[name]/route.ts (2)
35-36: Success message updated to "Channel deleted".The success message has been appropriately updated to align with the new terminology, removing the "Release" prefix.
40-41: Error message updated to "Failed to delete channel".The error message has been appropriately updated to align with the new terminology, removing the "Release" prefix.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/environments/openapi.ts (1)
44-49: Property renamed from "releaseChannels" to "channels".The property name has been correctly updated to align with the new terminology, removing the "release" prefix.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/jobs/[jobId]/openapi.ts (1)
17-19: Schema update looks good.The replacement of
releasewithdeploymentVersionin the schema properly aligns with the PR objective of shifting terminology from "release" to "deployment version". This change is consistent with similar updates across other API specs.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/environments/route.ts (4)
18-18: Property name update is consistent with PR objective.Renaming
deploymentVersionChannelstochannelsin the schema definition aligns with the PR's goal of updating terminology.
51-51: Destructuring update matches schema change.The updated destructuring correctly uses
channelsinstead ofdeploymentVersionChannels, matching the schema change.
53-57: Variable name and query update.Good refactoring to use a more descriptive variable name
depVersionChannelsand update the query to filter using the renamedchannelsparameter.
67-67: Parameter name change in createEnv function.Properly updated the parameter name from
channelstoversionChannelsin thecreateEnvfunction call to reflect the new data structure.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/jobs/[jobId]/route.ts (5)
61-95: Simplified data retrieval.Good refactoring to use
rowinstead ofrowsand leveragingtakeFirstOrNull()to simplify the code. This makes the code more readable and eliminates unnecessary complexity.
103-118: Enhanced metadata handling.Well-structured addition of deployment version metadata retrieval. This enhances the API response by including metadata in the returned deployment version object.
119-122: Properly constructed deploymentVersion object.Good job including the fetched metadata in the deploymentVersion object. This ensures that clients receive complete information.
130-131: Updated property name in job execution object.Properly renamed from
versiontodeploymentVersionin the job execution object, maintaining consistency with the schema changes.
136-138: Updated property reference in approval logic.Correctly updated the reference from
je.version?.idtoje.deploymentVersion?.idin the approval verification logic.apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/versions/route.ts (8)
26-28: Import paths updated to absolute imports.Good update from relative paths to absolute paths with the
~prefix. This makes imports more consistent and easier to maintain across project refactoring.
30-35: Simplified schema definition.The schema definition has been appropriately simplified while maintaining the necessary validation requirements.
50-50: Updated destructuring to match schema changes.Correctly updated the destructuring of the body object to use the new property names.
52-52: Simplified version name logic.Good use of the nullish coalescing operator to simplify the logic for determining the version name.
61-62: Updated query condition.Correctly updated the query condition to use the renamed property
tagdirectly.
68-68: Updated database insert values.The database insert values are properly updated to use the new property names.
127-128: Updated logging terminology.Properly updated the logging statement to use "deployment version" instead of "release", maintaining terminology consistency.
143-143: Updated error logging terminology.Error logging has been correctly updated to use the new "deployment version" terminology.
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/versions/[versionId]/openapi.ts (1)
9-9: API path and terminology successfully updated to use consistent "deployment version" nomenclature.The changes correctly update the OpenAPI specification from "release" to "deployment version" terminology, including the path, operation ID, parameter name, and schema reference. This aligns with the PR objective of standardizing on deployment version terminology.
Also applies to: 11-12, 15-15, 19-19, 29-29, 57-57
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/deployments/[deploymentId]/channels/name/[name]/openapi.ts (1)
10-10: API path and terminology properly updated to use "channel" instead of "release channel".The changes consistently update the endpoint path and operation descriptions from "release channel" to "channel" terminology. This change is properly applied across all relevant fields including the path, summary, operation ID, and response descriptions.
Also applies to: 12-13, 30-30, 54-54, 66-66
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/channels/openapi.ts (3)
10-10: API path and operation identifiers updated to use "channel" terminology.The endpoint path, summary, and operation ID properly reflect the updated terminology, changing from "release-channels" to "channels" and updating the corresponding operation identifiers.
Also applies to: 12-13, 20-20
25-28: Property renamed from "releaseFilter" to "versionSelector".The property has been consistently renamed from "releaseFilter" to "versionSelector" in both the request schema and response schema, maintaining the same structure with no changes to the underlying type definition.
Also applies to: 47-50
36-36: Response descriptions updated to use consistent "channel" terminology.The response descriptions have been updated to use "channel" instead of "release channel" across all response status codes, maintaining consistency with the other terminology changes.
Also applies to: 58-58, 73-73
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8-42: New Channel Creation Endpoint Verification
The new POST endpoint at/v1/channelsproperly defines a channel creation operation with a clear summary and request body schema (including the fieldsdeploymentId,name, andversionSelector) as well as detailed responses. Make sure that the new "channel" terminology is referenced consistently elsewhere in the documentation and that downstream systems are updated accordingly.
167-207: Channel Deletion Endpoint Review
The DELETE operation at/v1/deployments/{deploymentId}/channels/name/{name}is now updated with the operation IDdeleteChanneland correct parameters for deleting a channel. The response descriptions appear to be in line with the new channel management context.
265-310: Inconsistency in GET Deployment Endpoint
The AI summary mentioned that the endpointGET /v1/deployments/{deploymentId}should be removed, yet it is still defined here. Please verify if retaining this endpoint is intentional or if it should be eliminated to fully reflect the shift away from “release” terminology.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
374-446: Deployment Update Endpoint Confirmation
The PATCH operation for updating a deployment (at/v1/deployments/{deploymentId}) appears standard. Ensure that any changes in context—now signaling a deployment update rather than a release update—are also reflected in the accompanying documentation and related integrations.
574-651: Deployment Version Update Endpoint Review
The PATCH endpoint at/v1/deployments/versions/{versionId}is introducing the newtagproperty while updating deployment versions. This aligns with the new nomenclature. Verify that upstream systems interpret thetagfield correctly in place of any formerversionreferences.
3155-3198: DeploymentVersion Schema Review
TheDeploymentVersionschema now properly includes thetagproperty and lists it as required. This update is consistent with the shift from using the term “version” to “tag” across the API. Double-check that all endpoints handling deployment versions reference this updated schema and that any legacy fields have been fully replaced.
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33-37:⚠️ Potential issueFix property name inconsistency in the response schema
There's a typo in the property name "sucess" (line 33), but the required array correctly references "success" (line 37). This inconsistency will cause validation issues since the required property name doesn't match the defined property.
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properties: { - sucess: { + success: { type: "boolean", }, }, required: ["success"],
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915-928: Endpoint “/v1/job-agents/{agentId}/jobs/running” – Minor Grammar
The summary currently reads “Get a agents running jobs.” Consider revising it to “Get an agent’s running jobs” for grammatical correctness and clarity.
3155-3197: DeploymentVersion Schema – “tag” Property Addition
TheDeploymentVersionschema now includes a new property"tag"(of type string) that is also marked as required. This is a crucial change reflecting the updated nomenclature. To improve clarity, consider adding an example value to illustrate the intended format of the tag.
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⚠️ Potential issueTypo in Job Acknowledgment Response Schema
In the POST endpoint at “/v1/jobs/{jobId}/acknowledge”, the property is named"sucess"(misspelled) while the required array lists"success". This inconsistency can lead to validation issues. Please correct the property name to"success"in both its definition and in the required array.
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3042-3050: JobWithTrigger Schema – Approval Details Revision
In theJobWithTriggerschema, the embeddedapprovalobject (lines 3061–3091) now requires"id"and"name". This enhances clarity regarding the status approval details. Confirm that downstream consumers are prepared for this updated requirement.
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4-4: API Title Update
The API title has been updated to “Ctrlplane API”, replacing the old branding. This change looks intentional and aligns with the new overall naming.
8-42: New Channel Creation Endpoint
A new endpoint at/v1/channelshas been introduced for channel creation. The POST method correctly defines the request body schema with required properties (deploymentId,name, andversionSelector) and detailed property types (including an optional nullabledescription). This update aligns with the shift in terminology away from “release” channels.
221-317: Updated Channel Deletion Endpoint
The DELETE endpoint at/v1/deployments/{deploymentId}/channels/name/{name}has been refactored to use the new “channels” terminology instead of the legacy “release-channels”. The parameters and response schema now reflect the channel domain (e.g. “Channel deleted” message). Everything appears consistent with the overall update.
628-705: PATCH Deployment Version Endpoint Update
The PATCH endpoint for/v1/deployments/versions/{versionId}now uses a request body schema that includes atagproperty instead of using any legacy “release” terminology. This change meets the objective of referencing the deployment version. Please ensure that all clients are updated to send thetagfield as part of the request.
707-796: POST Deployment Version Upsert Endpoint
The new POST endpoint at/v1/deployments/versionscorrectly defines a schema that requires thetaganddeploymentIdproperties. The usage oftagthroughout this endpoint now uniformly represents the deployment version. This change is consistent with the PR objective.
1191-1198:⚠️ Potential issueJob Acknowledgment Response Schema Typo
There is a mismatch in the acknowledgment response: the property is defined as"sucess"(lines 1191–1194) but the required array lists"success"(lines 1195–1197). This discrepancy could cause validation errors and client confusion.
Proposed fix diff:- "sucess": { - "type": "boolean" - } + "success": { + "type": "boolean" + }
3236-3279: DeploymentVersion Schema Enhancement
Within theDeploymentVersionschema, the property"tag"(line 3246) is now included and is marked as required (see line 3273). This change clearly reflects the shift to using deployment version references. Ensure that any consumers of this schema are updated accordingly.
3000-3005: Security Scheme Definition
The components section now defines thebearerAuthsecurity scheme (lines 3000–3005) correctly using HTTP Bearer authentication. This addition is properly formatted and consistent with best practices for securing endpoints.
3134-3138: Workspace Schema “required” Fields Update
TheWorkspaceschema now marks"id","name", and"slug"as required (lines 3134–3138). This update seems appropriate for ensuring that core workspace identity fields are always present.
3303-3317: Policy Schema Enumeration Update
ThePolicyschema’sapprovalRequirement(lines 3303–3307) andsuccessType(lines 3311–3317) enums have been updated to use explicit values such as"manual","automatic","some","all", and"optional". This clarification better expresses the policy behaviors.
3337-3343:✅ Verification successful
Policy Schema Rollout Sequencing Update
ThereleaseSequencingproperty in thePolicyschema (lines 3337–3343) now uses the enum values"wait"and"cancel". This should be reviewed to ensure it correctly models the desired behavior for deployment version rollouts given the change in terminology.
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releaseSequencingSchema Update
ThePolicyschema now correctly uses the enum values"wait"and"cancel"(openapi.v1.json, lines 3337–3343) to model deployment rollout sequencing. The updated description appears to align with the intended behavior. Please confirm that any downstream logic or tests that depend on this property are updated accordingly.
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Schema Enum Update Verified
ThereleaseSequencingproperty in thePolicyschema now correctly uses the enum values"wait"and"cancel"at lines 3337–3343 inopenapi.v1.json. The updated description accurately reflects the intended behavior for managing deployment rollouts. Please make sure any downstream logic or tests that rely on this property are also updated accordingly.
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8-42: New Channel Creation Endpoint
A new endpoint (/v1/channels) has been introduced with a POST method. The request body schema defines the required fields:"deploymentId","name", and"versionSelector". The use of an object forversionSelector(withadditionalProperties: true) allows flexibility for future options. Please ensure that any client integrations are updated to accommodate these changes and that additional descriptive metadata (such as examples or further documentation forversionSelector) is provided if needed.
15-23: Request Schema Required Fields Clarity
Within the/v1/channelsendpoint, the request body’s"required"array explicitly lists"deploymentId","name", and"versionSelector". This clarity is beneficial for both documentation and validation. Consider adding descriptions or examples for theversionSelectorproperty to guide API consumers.
221-317: Delete Channel Endpoint Update
The endpoint at/v1/deployments/{deploymentId}/channels/name/{name}now handles channel deletion. The changes reflect the updated domain language by using “channel” in the path. Please verify that the response schemas (including the messages and error handling) are fully aligned with your updated business terminology and that any legacy references are removed.
628-706: PATCH Deployment Version Endpoint
The PATCH endpoint for updating a deployment version is introduced here. The request body schema now includes properties such as"tag","deploymentId","name","config", and others. This change aligns with the new terminology replacing “release” with deployment version references. Consider validating fields like"deploymentId"with a UUID format if applicable.
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4-4: API Title Update
The API title has been changed from “Cloud Regions Geo API” to “Ctrlplane API.” This update clearly reflects the new identity and focus of the API.
179-183: Cloud Provider Enum Specification
The enum for theproviderparameter in/api/v1/cloud-locations/{provider}now explicitly lists"aws","gcp", and"azure". This explicit declaration is useful for client-side validations. There are no concerns here.
1189-1198:⚠️ Potential issueTypo in Job Acknowledgment Response Schema
There is an inconsistency in the/v1/jobs/{jobId}/acknowledgeendpoint: the response schema defines a property named"sucess"while the required array lists"success". This mismatch can lead to validation errors.
Recommended Diff:- "sucess": { - "type": "boolean" - }, + "success": { + "type": "boolean" + },
707-796: POST (Upsert) Deployment Version Endpoint
The POST endpoint for upserting a deployment version now requires at least"tag"and"deploymentId". This clear definition is vital for ensuring unambiguous version management. Verify that the"tag"value conforms to any business-defined constraints (such as a specific format or character restrictions).
3000-3005: Security Scheme Definition
The security scheme defined under"securitySchemes"now uses a bearer authentication scheme correctly (type"http"with scheme"bearer"). This is consistent with best practices for token-based authentication in OpenAPI specifications.
3009-3013: CloudRegionGeoData Schema Enhancements
The schema forCloudRegionGeoDatanow enforces that"timezone","latitude", and"longitude"are required. This ensures that geographic data is complete and useful.
3042-3091: JobWithTrigger Schema and Approval Sub-schema Update
TheJobWithTriggerschema now includes additional fields such asdeploymentVersion,deployment,runbook,resource,environment, and a more structuredapprovalsub-schema. Notably, the approval object now requires both"id"and"name". Please verify that these changes are compatible with existing consumers and that the new fields are truly optional versus mandatory based on real–world data.
3134-3139: Workspace Schema Refinement
The Workspace schema has been updated so that the"required"array now includes"id","name", and"slug". This helps enforce consistency and ensures that the minimum necessary information is always provided.
3166-3172: System Schema Update
The System schema’s"required"fields now include"id","workspaceId","name", and"slug", which aligns with the overall data model.
3231-3235: UpdateDeployment Schema Simplification
TheUpdateDeploymentschema now requires only the"id"field and allows additional properties. This is consistent with a patch/update operation where partial updates are supported.
3236-3279: DeploymentVersion Schema Revision
TheDeploymentVersionschema now includes the new"tag"field along with"id","name","config","jobAgentConfig","deploymentId", and"createdAt". This update is critical for referencing deployment versions in lieu of release terminology.
3280-3356: Policy Schema Updates
The Policy schema now enforces several required properties such as"id","systemId","name","approvalRequirement","successType","successMinimum","rolloutDuration","minimumReleaseInterval", and"releaseSequencing". Enums are used appropriately to restrict values. Please verify that these enum values align with your business rules.
3357-3412: Environment Schema Enhancements
The Environment schema has been updated so that its"required"array includes"id","systemId","name","createdAt", and"directory". This ensures that every environment has the critical data needed for proper identification and configuration.
3432-3438: Runbook Schema Update
The Runbook schema now mandates that"id","name","systemId", and"jobAgentId"are provided. This helps maintain the integrity of runbook-related operations.
3440-3491: Resource Schema Consistency
The Resource schema now requires an extensive set of fields including"id","name","version","kind","identifier","config","workspaceId","createdAt","updatedAt", and"metadata". This comprehensive requirement set reinforces data integrity and consistency across resource representations.
3507-3563: Job Schema Update
The Job schema now explicitly requires"id","status","createdAt","updatedAt", and"jobAgentConfig". Optional fields such as"externalId","startedAt", and"completedAt"remain flexible. This structured approach enhances consistency in job-related responses.
3564-3592: Variable Schema Refinement
The Variable schema has been updated so that"key"and"value"are always required. The inclusion of an optional"sensitive"boolean flag is useful for marking PII or otherwise sensitive data.
3593-3594: File Termination Check
The file closes correctly, indicating that the changes are fully contained and the specification is complete.
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apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/channels/route.ts (3)
1-8: Great use of typed imports and schema-based validation.The imports from
zodand the usage ofcreateDeploymentVersionChannelschema ensure that request body validation is type-safe and consistent.
28-36: Confirm that only theversionSelectorfield needs conflict updates.Currently, the conflict resolution updates only
"versionSelector". If other fields might need updates when the same(deploymentId, name)combination is encountered (e.g., metadata or status), consider including them inbuildConflictUpdateColumns. Otherwise, this code could silently ignore user intent to update any other fields.
13-22:✅ Verification successful
Verify that the authorization logic covers all deployment scenarios.
Your authorization logic successfully checks for
DeploymentVersionChannelCreatepermission on the specified deployment before proceeding. However, if there's a chance of additional context checks (like environment or subsystem constraints), ensure that these are enforced at this layer or a lower layer.Please confirm that no further checks (e.g., environment-specific or additional metadata constraints) are required by other parts of the system by searching for references to
DeploymentVersionChannelCreatewithin the repository:
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Authorization Logic Verification: No Additional Checks Required
The current implementation in
apps/webservice/src/app/api/v1/channels/route.tscorrectly checks for theDeploymentVersionChannelCreatepermission using the deployment ID from the request body. A repository-wide search forDeploymentVersionChannelCreate(which also highlighted similar logic inpackages/api/src/router/deployment-version.tsand the definitions inpackages/validators/src/auth/index.ts) did not reveal any supplementary constraints—such as environment-specific or additional metadata checks—that would affect deployment scenarios.Please ensure that if new requirements (like additional context validations) are introduced in the future, they are integrated consistently across the authorization logic.
| .then((deploymentVersionChannel) => | ||
| NextResponse.json(deploymentVersionChannel), | ||
| ) | ||
| .catch((error) => NextResponse.json({ error }, { status: 500 })), |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Avoid exposing the raw error object in responses.
Returning error directly may leak sensitive information. It is considered safer to log the full error (for debugging) but return a more generic message to the user.
Below is a proposed diff for safer error handling:
.catch((error) => {
- return NextResponse.json({ error }, { status: 500 });
+ logger.error("Failed to create or update deploymentVersionChannel:", error);
+ return NextResponse.json(
+ { error: "Internal Server Error" },
+ { status: 500 }
+ );
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| .catch((error) => NextResponse.json({ error }, { status: 500 })), | |
| .catch((error) => { | |
| logger.error("Failed to create or update deploymentVersionChannel:", error); | |
| return NextResponse.json( | |
| { error: "Internal Server Error" }, | |
| { status: 500 } | |
| ); | |
| }), |
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