CLI table/JSON output shows empty fields for templates, definitions, and logs

[omattsson]

Summary

Several stackctl commands display empty or zero values for fields that the API returns correctly. The data is there server-side, but the CLI fails to map response fields to the display structs.

Affected commands

stackctl template list

• PUBLISHED always shows false
• CHARTS always shows 0

stackctl template get <id> -o json

• Top-level fields are empty (id, name, version, published, owner) even though charts[] is fully populated

stackctl template instantiate <id> --name <name>

• Table output shows all blank fields (ID, Name, Status, Owner, Branch, etc.)

stackctl definition list

• CHARTS column always shows 0

stackctl definition import --file <file> -o json

• id field is empty in JSON output (but definition is created successfully)

stackctl stack logs <id>

• All fields blank (Log ID, Action, Status, Output) even when deploy log exists in DB

stackctl stack deploy <id>

• log ID is always empty in the "Deploying stack ... (log ID: )" message

Root cause (likely)

The CLI response structs probably have JSON tags that don't match the API response field names. For example, the API may return "is_published" but the CLI struct expects "published", or the charts count isn't computed from the nested array.

Steps to reproduce

# Seed data
./scripts/seed-dev-data.sh http://localhost:8081

# Observe empty fields
stackctl template list
stackctl template get <any-template-id> -o json
stackctl stack logs <any-deployed-stack-id>

Expected behavior

All fields populated correctly, matching what the API returns via curl.