LCORE-3106: Component diagram - #2152
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WalkthroughAdds a PlantUML component diagram documenting CVE detection, Dependabot processing, JIRA and Slack issue routing, and RHOAI package refresh automation. ChangesCVE routing visualization
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.puml`:
- Line 30: In the [file_jiras] to [lcore_channel] diagram label, change
“sendinto” to “send into” while preserving the existing label formatting and
routing.
- Around line 22-31: Update the relationship lines in the component diagram to
reference the aliases declared for rhoai_channel, lcore_channel, plist,
dependabot, cve_list, file_jiras, lcore_jira, and rhoai_jira directly, rather
than redeclaring them with bracketed component names. Preserve all existing
relationship directions and labels.
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1-21: LGTM!Also applies to: 33-40
| [rhoai_channel] -[hidden]> [lcore_channel] | ||
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| [plist] -r-> [dependabot] : detect CVEs | ||
| [dependabot] -r-> [cve_list] : updates list of CVEs | ||
| [cve_list] --> [file_jiras] : read CVEs | ||
| [lcore_jira] <-- [file_jiras] : create new Issue | ||
| [rhoai_jira] <.. [file_jiras] : create new Issue\n(optional) | ||
| [file_jiras] -d-> [lcore_channel] : info about issue\nsendinto\nLCORE channel | ||
| [file_jiras] -d-> [rhoai_channel] : info about issue\nsend into\nRHOAI channel |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
# Find relationships that incorrectly bracket declared aliases.
rg -n '^\s*\[[a-z_]+\].*(--|->|<-)' docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.puml
# Render the diagram with the repository's PlantUML tool/version and inspect
# that relationships connect to the originally declared components.
plantuml -tsvg docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.pumlRepository: lightspeed-core/lightspeed-stack
Length of output: 716
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
# Show the relevant section with line numbers.
sed -n '1,80p' docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.puml | cat -n
# Check whether the diagram uses bracketed names consistently elsewhere.
rg -n '\[[a-z_]+\]' docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.puml
# Look up PlantUML component-diagram alias syntax in local docs if present.
rg -n 'component diagram|alias|bracket' -S README.md docs . || trueRepository: lightspeed-core/lightspeed-stack
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PlantUML component diagram alias syntax bracketed components relationship references
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In PlantUML component diagrams, components are traditionally defined by wrapping their name in square brackets (e.g., [Component Name]) [1][2]. Alternatively, you can use the component keyword, in which case the brackets are optional unless the name contains spaces or special characters [1][3][4]. To assign an alias to a component for use in relationship definitions, use the as keyword [1][2][5]. This practice is recommended to keep relationship syntax clean and manageable, especially for components with long or complex names [4]. Syntax for aliasing and relationships: [Component Name] as AliasName component "Long Component Name" as AliasName Once an alias is defined, it is used to reference the component in relationship lines using standard PlantUML arrow syntax (e.g., -->,..>, --) [2][5]. Example: @startuml [Auth Service] as Auth component "Database Engine" as DB Auth --> DB: queries @enduml When using the C4-PlantUML library, component definitions rely on specific macros (e.g., Component(alias, label,...)) where the alias is the first required argument and is used exclusively for establishing relationships via the Rel macro [6][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://plantuml.com/component-diagram
- 2: https://the-lum.github.io/plantuml-doc/en/component-diagram.html
- 3: https://sakirtemel.github.io/plantuml-alternative-docs/docs/main/component-diagram.html
- 4: https://www.vpascode.com/docs/vpascode-docs/plantuml-playbook/plantuml-component-diagram-syntax-guide/
- 5: https://kodejava.org/how-to-visualize-system-components-with-plantuml-component-diagrams/
- 6: https://plantuml-stdlib.github.io/C4-PlantUML/
- 7: https://deepwiki.com/plantuml-stdlib/C4-PlantUML/3.3-component-diagrams
Use the aliases directly in the relationship lines. [...] here introduces a new component name, so [rhoai_channel], [plist], etc. won’t reuse the aliases declared above and can produce duplicate/disconnected nodes in the diagram.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/demos/rhoai_packages/component_diagram.puml` around lines 22 - 31,
Update the relationship lines in the component diagram to reference the aliases
declared for rhoai_channel, lcore_channel, plist, dependabot, cve_list,
file_jiras, lcore_jira, and rhoai_jira directly, rather than redeclaring them
with bracketed component names. Preserve all existing relationship directions
and labels.
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