fix(edge): version.toml as single source of truth for health + dashboard#8125
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fix(edge): version.toml as single source of truth for health + dashboard#8125
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… function registry Bake version.toml into the Docker image with proper deno user permissions. Health endpoint now reads version and function metadata from version.toml at startup, serving it in the JSON response. Dashboard fetches the function list dynamically from health instead of hardcoding it. Added e2e tests to validate version and function registry match version.toml.
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Summary
version.tomlinto the container at/home/deno/version.tomlwith--chown=deno:denofor proper read permissionsversion.tomlat startup and serves version + full function list in its JSON response/healthinstead of maintaining a hardcoded list — adding a new edge function only requires a[[functions]]entry inversion.tomlEDGE_VERSIONenv var from k8s deployment manifest (no longer needed)Deno.readTextFiletype declaration totypes.d.tsversion.tomlTest plan
/healthreturns version0.1.11+ 8 functionsnx run edge-e2e:e2eto validate version and function registry assertionsdenouser can read/home/deno/version.tomlinside the container