LCORE-1592: the stub#1509
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WalkthroughA new design documentation file is added to the repository outlining a low-overhead deployment strategy for server mode. The document follows a design/spike template format with sections detailing the problem, requirements, use cases, proposed solution, and related epics and stories. Changes
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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- Around line 90-93: Replace the placeholder epic ID "LCORE-????" and its
placeholder link in the table row (the row containing "LCORE-????" under the
Epic column) with a real Jira epic ID and its corresponding URL; if there is no
epic yet, explicitly set the Epic cell to "None" and remove or replace the link
with a note like "N/A" so the table no longer contains non-actionable
placeholders.
- Around line 1-10: The document's title "Supporting backport changes for
releases" and its metadata block are inconsistent with its placement under
"low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode"; either update the title and metadata
(Date, Component, Authors, Feature/Initiative, Spike, Links) to reflect the
low-overhead server-mode topic or move/rename the file so the content and
metadata match the intended "supporting backport changes for releases" topic;
locate the mismatched strings ("Supporting backport changes for releases" and
the metadata table) and ensure the title and metadata align with the document's
actual subject and navigation placement.
- Line 10: The table under "Links" contains a "Spike doc" entry pointing to the
wrong internal doc target; update the link target used in that table row (the
"Spike doc" link) to the canonical location for this document so the reference
points to the correct design doc; edit the link text/URL in the same table cell
(the row labeled **Links** / "Spike doc") to the correct canonical path for the
low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode design doc and verify the link resolves.
- Around line 39-87: The document's core sections ("What", "Why",
"Requirements", "Use Cases", "Solution") are empty; populate each with concrete
content: under "What" give a one-paragraph summary of the feature and scope,
under "Why" state goals and success metrics, under "Requirements" list
functional and non-functional requirements and acceptance criteria (map to R1,
R2 placeholders), for "Use Cases" expand each U1..U7 into 1–2 sentence
user-focused scenarios and expected outcomes, and in "Solution" provide the
proposed architecture, key components, sequence flow, deployment implications,
and tradeoffs; ensure you reference specific identifiers used in implementation
(e.g., server-mode process, API endpoints, scaling constraints) and include
testing/validation steps and rollout plan so reviewers can evaluate the design.
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| | **Date** | 2026-04-15 | | ||
| | **Component** | lightspeed-stack | | ||
| | **Authors** | Pavel Tišnovský | | ||
| | **Feature / Initiative** | [LCORE-1284](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/LCORE-1284) | | ||
| | **Spike** | [LCORE-1592](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/LCORE-1592) | | ||
| | **Links** | Spike doc: `docs/design/supporting-backport-changes-for-releases/` | |
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Topic metadata is inconsistent with the document location.
Line 1 and the metadata describe supporting backport changes for releases, but this file is under low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode. This makes the doc’s purpose ambiguous and likely misclassified in docs navigation.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@docs/design/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode.md`
around lines 1 - 10, The document's title "Supporting backport changes for
releases" and its metadata block are inconsistent with its placement under
"low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode"; either update the title and metadata
(Date, Component, Authors, Feature/Initiative, Spike, Links) to reflect the
low-overhead server-mode topic or move/rename the file so the content and
metadata match the intended "supporting backport changes for releases" topic;
locate the mismatched strings ("Supporting backport changes for releases" and
the metadata table) and ensure the title and metadata align with the document's
actual subject and navigation placement.
| | **Authors** | Pavel Tišnovský | | ||
| | **Feature / Initiative** | [LCORE-1284](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/LCORE-1284) | | ||
| | **Spike** | [LCORE-1592](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/LCORE-1592) | | ||
| | **Links** | Spike doc: `docs/design/supporting-backport-changes-for-releases/` | |
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Internal doc link appears to target the wrong directory.
Line 10 points to docs/design/supporting-backport-changes-for-releases/, which does not match this document’s path. Please update it to the canonical location to avoid a broken/stale reference.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@docs/design/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode.md`
at line 10, The table under "Links" contains a "Spike doc" entry pointing to the
wrong internal doc target; update the link target used in that table row (the
"Spike doc" link) to the canonical location for this document so the reference
points to the correct design doc; edit the link text/URL in the same table cell
(the row labeled **Links** / "Spike doc") to the correct canonical path for the
low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode design doc and verify the link resolves.
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Core design sections are empty, so the spike is not reviewable yet.
What, Why, Requirements, Use Cases, and Solution are currently placeholders. This is too incomplete for a design artifact intended to guide implementation and scope.
Suggested minimum structure to unblock review
# What
+Describe the concrete problem statement and system boundary.
# Why
+Explain business/technical motivation and expected impact.
# Requirements
## R1
+<testable requirement>
## R2
+<testable requirement>
# Use Cases
## U1
+Actor, trigger, expected outcome
...
# Solution
+Proposed architecture/flow, trade-offs, and rollout notes.📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@docs/design/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode.md`
around lines 39 - 87, The document's core sections ("What", "Why",
"Requirements", "Use Cases", "Solution") are empty; populate each with concrete
content: under "What" give a one-paragraph summary of the feature and scope,
under "Why" state goals and success metrics, under "Requirements" list
functional and non-functional requirements and acceptance criteria (map to R1,
R2 placeholders), for "Use Cases" expand each U1..U7 into 1–2 sentence
user-focused scenarios and expected outcomes, and in "Solution" provide the
proposed architecture, key components, sequence flow, deployment implications,
and tradeoffs; ensure you reference specific identifiers used in implementation
(e.g., server-mode process, API endpoints, scaling constraints) and include
testing/validation steps and rollout plan so reviewers can evaluate the design.
| | Epic | Description | Link | | ||
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| | LCORE-???? | | https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/LCORE-???? | | ||
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Placeholder epic ID should be resolved before merge.
LCORE-???? and its link are placeholders and not actionable. Replace with a real epic ID (or explicitly mark “None” if not created yet).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@docs/design/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode/low-overhead-deployment-for-server-mode.md`
around lines 90 - 93, Replace the placeholder epic ID "LCORE-????" and its
placeholder link in the table row (the row containing "LCORE-????" under the
Epic column) with a real Jira epic ID and its corresponding URL; if there is no
epic yet, explicitly set the Epic cell to "None" and remove or replace the link
with a note like "N/A" so the table no longer contains non-actionable
placeholders.
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