fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

[MasterPtato]

Fixes TOOL-446

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR refactors the toolchain to change the default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent naming: The change from skip_upgrade to upgrade makes the intent clearer and follows positive naming conventions
• Comprehensive refactoring: All references were updated consistently across CLI commands, utilities, and task implementations
• Improved documentation: Help text was updated to clearly explain what the flag does
• Logical inversion handled correctly: The conditional logic was properly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Areas for improvement:

• Breaking change documentation: This is a behavioral breaking change that should be clearly documented in release notes or migration guides
• Consider default value documentation: The default behavior change should be prominently documented

Potential Bugs/Issues ⚠️

Low risk issues identified:

1. Breaking change: Users who relied on the previous default behavior (auto-upgrade) will need to explicitly add --upgrade flag
2. CLI flag compatibility: The old --skip-upgrade flag is no longer available, potentially breaking existing scripts/automation

Recommendation: Consider adding a deprecation warning or migration guide for users upgrading from the previous version.

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading actors by default reduces unnecessary API calls and resource usage
• Opt-in behavior: Users can explicitly choose when to perform the more expensive upgrade operations

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• The changes don't introduce new security vulnerabilities
• Actor upgrade logic remains the same, only the default behavior changed
• Authentication and authorization patterns are unchanged

Test Coverage ❓

Considerations:

• Tests should be updated to reflect the new default behavior
• Both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) paths should be tested
• Integration tests should verify the behavioral change works as expected

Files to check: packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:177, packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/deploy.rs:68, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/deploy/mod.rs:135

Detailed Review

CLI Commands (publish.rs, deploy.rs)

• Good: Clean parameter renaming and help text updates
• Good: Consistent flag naming across both commands
• Note: The flag now defaults to false, changing the default behavior

Utility Functions (deploy.rs)

• Good: Parameter signature updated consistently
• Good: Maintains the same interface while updating implementation

Task Implementation (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs)

• Good: Logic inversion handled correctly (if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade)
• Good: Logging messages remain clear and informative
• Note: The #[serde(default)] attribute ensures the field defaults to false

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that improves code clarity and changes the default behavior to be more conservative. The implementation is consistent and correct.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the following considerations:

1. Ensure this breaking change is well-documented for users
2. Consider updating tests to reflect the new default behavior
3. Update any documentation that references the old flag name

The code quality is high and the change aligns with the stated goal of not upgrading by default during deploys.

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• fix(toolchain): fix compat with deploying using podman #2571 : 2 dependent PRs (#2710 , #2713 )
• fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default #2743 👈 (View in Graphite)
• fix(workflows): fix signal publish/listen race condition #2742
• fix: upgrade actors by build name #2741
• fix: gracefully handle prom failure for pb topo #2731
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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR refactors the toolchain to change the default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent naming: The change from skip_upgrade to upgrade makes the intent clearer and follows positive naming conventions
• Comprehensive refactoring: All references were updated consistently across CLI commands, utilities, and task implementations
• Improved documentation: Help text was updated to clearly explain what the flag does
• Logical inversion handled correctly: The conditional logic was properly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Areas for improvement:

• Breaking change documentation: This is a behavioral breaking change that should be clearly documented in release notes or migration guides
• Consider default value documentation: The default behavior change should be prominently documented

Potential Bugs/Issues ⚠️

Low risk issues identified:

1. Breaking change: Users who relied on the previous default behavior (auto-upgrade) will need to explicitly add --upgrade flag
2. CLI flag compatibility: The old --skip-upgrade flag is no longer available, potentially breaking existing scripts/automation

Recommendation: Consider adding a deprecation warning or migration guide for users upgrading from the previous version.

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading actors by default reduces unnecessary API calls and resource usage
• Opt-in behavior: Users can explicitly choose when to perform the more expensive upgrade operations

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• The changes don't introduce new security vulnerabilities
• Actor upgrade logic remains the same, only the default behavior changed
• Authentication and authorization patterns are unchanged

Test Coverage ❓

Considerations:

• Tests should be updated to reflect the new default behavior
• Both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) paths should be tested
• Integration tests should verify the behavioral change works as expected

Files to check: packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:177, packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/deploy.rs:68, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/deploy/mod.rs:135

Detailed Review

CLI Commands (publish.rs, deploy.rs)

• Good: Clean parameter renaming and help text updates
• Good: Consistent flag naming across both commands
• Note: The flag now defaults to false, changing the default behavior

Utility Functions (deploy.rs)

• Good: Parameter signature updated consistently
• Good: Maintains the same interface while updating implementation

Task Implementation (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs)

• Good: Logic inversion handled correctly (if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade)
• Good: Logging messages remain clear and informative
• Note: The #[serde(default)] attribute ensures the field defaults to false

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that improves code clarity and changes the default behavior to be more conservative. The implementation is consistent and correct.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the following considerations:

1. Ensure this breaking change is well-documented for users
2. Consider updating tests to reflect the new default behavior
3. Update any documentation that references the old flag name

The code quality is high and the change aligns with the stated goal of not upgrading by default during deploys.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR refactors the toolchain to change the default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent naming: The change from skip_upgrade to upgrade makes the intent clearer and follows positive naming conventions
• Comprehensive refactoring: All references were updated consistently across CLI commands, utilities, and task implementations
• Improved documentation: Help text was updated to clearly explain what the flag does
• Logical inversion handled correctly: The conditional logic was properly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Areas for improvement:

• Breaking change documentation: This is a behavioral breaking change that should be clearly documented in release notes or migration guides
• Consider default value documentation: The default behavior change should be prominently documented

Potential Bugs/Issues ⚠️

Low risk issues identified:

1. Breaking change: Users who relied on the previous default behavior (auto-upgrade) will need to explicitly add --upgrade flag
2. CLI flag compatibility: The old --skip-upgrade flag is no longer available, potentially breaking existing scripts/automation

Recommendation: Consider adding a deprecation warning or migration guide for users upgrading from the previous version.

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading actors by default reduces unnecessary API calls and resource usage
• Opt-in behavior: Users can explicitly choose when to perform the more expensive upgrade operations

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• The changes don't introduce new security vulnerabilities
• Actor upgrade logic remains the same, only the default behavior changed
• Authentication and authorization patterns are unchanged

Test Coverage ❓

Considerations:

• Tests should be updated to reflect the new default behavior
• Both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) paths should be tested
• Integration tests should verify the behavioral change works as expected

Files to check: packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:177, packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/deploy.rs:68, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/deploy/mod.rs:135

Detailed Review

CLI Commands (publish.rs, deploy.rs)

• Good: Clean parameter renaming and help text updates
• Good: Consistent flag naming across both commands
• Note: The flag now defaults to false, changing the default behavior

Utility Functions (deploy.rs)

• Good: Parameter signature updated consistently
• Good: Maintains the same interface while updating implementation

Task Implementation (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs)

• Good: Logic inversion handled correctly (if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade)
• Good: Logging messages remain clear and informative
• Note: The #[serde(default)] attribute ensures the field defaults to false

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that improves code clarity and changes the default behavior to be more conservative. The implementation is consistent and correct.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the following considerations:

1. Ensure this breaking change is well-documented for users
2. Consider updating tests to reflect the new default behavior
3. Update any documentation that references the old flag name

The code quality is high and the change aligns with the stated goal of not upgrading by default during deploys.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR refactors the toolchain to change the default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent naming: The change from skip_upgrade to upgrade makes the intent clearer and follows positive naming conventions
• Comprehensive refactoring: All references were updated consistently across CLI commands, utilities, and task implementations
• Improved documentation: Help text was updated to clearly explain what the flag does
• Logical inversion handled correctly: The conditional logic was properly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Areas for improvement:

• Breaking change documentation: This is a behavioral breaking change that should be clearly documented in release notes or migration guides
• Consider default value documentation: The default behavior change should be prominently documented

Potential Bugs/Issues ⚠️

Low risk issues identified:

1. Breaking change: Users who relied on the previous default behavior (auto-upgrade) will need to explicitly add --upgrade flag
2. CLI flag compatibility: The old --skip-upgrade flag is no longer available, potentially breaking existing scripts/automation

Recommendation: Consider adding a deprecation warning or migration guide for users upgrading from the previous version.

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading actors by default reduces unnecessary API calls and resource usage
• Opt-in behavior: Users can explicitly choose when to perform the more expensive upgrade operations

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• The changes don't introduce new security vulnerabilities
• Actor upgrade logic remains the same, only the default behavior changed
• Authentication and authorization patterns are unchanged

Test Coverage ❓

Considerations:

• Tests should be updated to reflect the new default behavior
• Both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) paths should be tested
• Integration tests should verify the behavioral change works as expected

Files to check: packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:177, packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/deploy.rs:68, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/deploy/mod.rs:135

Detailed Review

CLI Commands (publish.rs, deploy.rs)

• Good: Clean parameter renaming and help text updates
• Good: Consistent flag naming across both commands
• Note: The flag now defaults to false, changing the default behavior

Utility Functions (deploy.rs)

• Good: Parameter signature updated consistently
• Good: Maintains the same interface while updating implementation

Task Implementation (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs)

• Good: Logic inversion handled correctly (if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade)
• Good: Logging messages remain clear and informative
• Note: The #[serde(default)] attribute ensures the field defaults to false

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that improves code clarity and changes the default behavior to be more conservative. The implementation is consistent and correct.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the following considerations:

1. Ensure this breaking change is well-documented for users
2. Consider updating tests to reflect the new default behavior
3. Update any documentation that references the old flag name

The code quality is high and the change aligns with the stated goal of not upgrading by default during deploys.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR successfully refactors the toolchain to change default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Analysis of Changes

File Changes:

1. CLI Commands (create.rs, publish.rs, deploy.rs): Updated flag names and parameter passing
2. Utility Functions (deploy.rs): Updated function signatures and parameter names
3. Task Implementations (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs): Updated field names, serialization defaults, and conditional logic

Key Changes:

• CLI flag: --skip-upgrade → --upgrade
• Default behavior: Upgrade by default → Don't upgrade by default
• Logic inversion: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade
• Serde default: Added #[serde(default)] to ensure upgrade defaults to false

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent refactoring: All 6 files updated consistently with proper parameter renaming
• Improved naming: upgrade is clearer and more intuitive than skip_upgrade
• Proper serde handling: #[serde(default)] ensures correct deserialization behavior
• Help text updates: CLI help messages accurately reflect new functionality
• Logic inversion handled correctly: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade maintains intended behavior

Potential Issues ⚠️

Breaking Change Considerations:

1. CLI compatibility: Users upgrading from previous versions will need to:
   • Remove --skip-upgrade flags (no longer valid)
   • Add --upgrade flags to maintain auto-upgrade behavior
2. API compatibility: Any automation or scripts using the old flag will break
3. Documentation: Release notes should clearly explain the behavioral change

Minor Issues:

• Line 536 in deploy.rs: Typo "RietKit" should be "RivetKit"

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading by default eliminates unnecessary API calls
• Opt-in behavior: Users explicitly choose when to perform expensive upgrade operations
• Better resource usage: Fewer unintended actor upgrades during deployments

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• Changes are purely behavioral with no new attack vectors
• Authentication/authorization patterns remain unchanged
• No sensitive data exposure introduced

Test Coverage Implications ❓

Recommendations:

• Update existing tests to reflect new default behavior
• Add tests for both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) scenarios
• Verify integration tests account for the behavioral change
• Test backward compatibility scenarios where users might expect old behavior

Detailed Code Review

packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:61

/// Upgrade existing actors with the new build after publishing
#[clap(long)]
upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Clear help text and appropriate field type

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:29

#[serde(default)]
pub upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Proper serde default ensures field defaults to false

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174

if upgrade {
    task.log(format!("[Upgrading Actors]"));
    // ... upgrade logic
}

✅ Good: Logic correctly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that achieves the goal of making upgrades opt-in rather than default. The implementation is consistent across all affected files.

Final Recommendation: ✅ Approve

Action Items for Release:

1. Document breaking change in release notes with migration guide
2. Update CLI documentation to reflect new --upgrade flag
3. Consider deprecation warning for smooth transition (if feasible)
4. Verify test coverage reflects new default behavior

The code quality is high and the change successfully addresses TOOL-446 by making actor upgrades an opt-in feature.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR refactors the toolchain to change the default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent naming: The change from skip_upgrade to upgrade makes the intent clearer and follows positive naming conventions
• Comprehensive refactoring: All references were updated consistently across CLI commands, utilities, and task implementations
• Improved documentation: Help text was updated to clearly explain what the flag does
• Logical inversion handled correctly: The conditional logic was properly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Areas for improvement:

• Breaking change documentation: This is a behavioral breaking change that should be clearly documented in release notes or migration guides
• Consider default value documentation: The default behavior change should be prominently documented

Potential Bugs/Issues ⚠️

Low risk issues identified:

1. Breaking change: Users who relied on the previous default behavior (auto-upgrade) will need to explicitly add --upgrade flag
2. CLI flag compatibility: The old --skip-upgrade flag is no longer available, potentially breaking existing scripts/automation

Recommendation: Consider adding a deprecation warning or migration guide for users upgrading from the previous version.

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading actors by default reduces unnecessary API calls and resource usage
• Opt-in behavior: Users can explicitly choose when to perform the more expensive upgrade operations

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• The changes don't introduce new security vulnerabilities
• Actor upgrade logic remains the same, only the default behavior changed
• Authentication and authorization patterns are unchanged

Test Coverage ❓

Considerations:

• Tests should be updated to reflect the new default behavior
• Both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) paths should be tested
• Integration tests should verify the behavioral change works as expected

Files to check: packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:177, packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/deploy.rs:68, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174, packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/deploy/mod.rs:135

Detailed Review

CLI Commands (publish.rs, deploy.rs)

• Good: Clean parameter renaming and help text updates
• Good: Consistent flag naming across both commands
• Note: The flag now defaults to false, changing the default behavior

Utility Functions (deploy.rs)

• Good: Parameter signature updated consistently
• Good: Maintains the same interface while updating implementation

Task Implementation (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs)

• Good: Logic inversion handled correctly (if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade)
• Good: Logging messages remain clear and informative
• Note: The #[serde(default)] attribute ensures the field defaults to false

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that improves code clarity and changes the default behavior to be more conservative. The implementation is consistent and correct.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve with the following considerations:

1. Ensure this breaking change is well-documented for users
2. Consider updating tests to reflect the new default behavior
3. Update any documentation that references the old flag name

The code quality is high and the change aligns with the stated goal of not upgrading by default during deploys.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

---

Summary

This PR successfully refactors the toolchain to change default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Analysis of Changes

File Changes:

1. CLI Commands (create.rs, publish.rs, deploy.rs): Updated flag names and parameter passing
2. Utility Functions (deploy.rs): Updated function signatures and parameter names
3. Task Implementations (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs): Updated field names, serialization defaults, and conditional logic

Key Changes:

• CLI flag: --skip-upgrade → --upgrade
• Default behavior: Upgrade by default → Don't upgrade by default
• Logic inversion: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade
• Serde default: Added #[serde(default)] to ensure upgrade defaults to false

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent refactoring: All 6 files updated consistently with proper parameter renaming
• Improved naming: upgrade is clearer and more intuitive than skip_upgrade
• Proper serde handling: #[serde(default)] ensures correct deserialization behavior
• Help text updates: CLI help messages accurately reflect new functionality
• Logic inversion handled correctly: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade maintains intended behavior

Potential Issues ⚠️

Breaking Change Considerations:

1. CLI compatibility: Users upgrading from previous versions will need to:
   • Remove --skip-upgrade flags (no longer valid)
   • Add --upgrade flags to maintain auto-upgrade behavior
2. API compatibility: Any automation or scripts using the old flag will break
3. Documentation: Release notes should clearly explain the behavioral change

Minor Issues:

• Line 536 in deploy.rs: Typo "RietKit" should be "RivetKit"

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading by default eliminates unnecessary API calls
• Opt-in behavior: Users explicitly choose when to perform expensive upgrade operations
• Better resource usage: Fewer unintended actor upgrades during deployments

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• Changes are purely behavioral with no new attack vectors
• Authentication/authorization patterns remain unchanged
• No sensitive data exposure introduced

Test Coverage Implications ❓

Recommendations:

• Update existing tests to reflect new default behavior
• Add tests for both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) scenarios
• Verify integration tests account for the behavioral change
• Test backward compatibility scenarios where users might expect old behavior

Detailed Code Review

packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:61

/// Upgrade existing actors with the new build after publishing
#[clap(long)]
upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Clear help text and appropriate field type

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:29

#[serde(default)]
pub upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Proper serde default ensures field defaults to false

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174

if upgrade {
    task.log(format!("[Upgrading Actors]"));
    // ... upgrade logic
}

✅ Good: Logic correctly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that achieves the goal of making upgrades opt-in rather than default. The implementation is consistent across all affected files.

Final Recommendation: ✅ Approve

Action Items for Release:

1. Document breaking change in release notes with migration guide
2. Update CLI documentation to reflect new --upgrade flag
3. Consider deprecation warning for smooth transition (if feasible)
4. Verify test coverage reflects new default behavior

The code quality is high and the change successfully addresses TOOL-446 by making actor upgrades an opt-in feature.

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PR Review: fix(toolchain): dont upgrade for deploys by default

Tasks:

• Read and analyze changed files
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Check test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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Summary

This PR successfully refactors the toolchain to change default behavior for actor upgrades during builds and deployments. The key change is inverting the logic from skip_upgrade (default: false, meaning upgrade by default) to upgrade (default: false, meaning don't upgrade by default).

Analysis of Changes

File Changes:

1. CLI Commands (create.rs, publish.rs, deploy.rs): Updated flag names and parameter passing
2. Utility Functions (deploy.rs): Updated function signatures and parameter names
3. Task Implementations (build_publish/mod.rs, deploy/mod.rs): Updated field names, serialization defaults, and conditional logic

Key Changes:

• CLI flag: --skip-upgrade → --upgrade
• Default behavior: Upgrade by default → Don't upgrade by default
• Logic inversion: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade
• Serde default: Added #[serde(default)] to ensure upgrade defaults to false

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• Consistent refactoring: All 6 files updated consistently with proper parameter renaming
• Improved naming: upgrade is clearer and more intuitive than skip_upgrade
• Proper serde handling: #[serde(default)] ensures correct deserialization behavior
• Help text updates: CLI help messages accurately reflect new functionality
• Logic inversion handled correctly: if !skip_upgrade → if upgrade maintains intended behavior

Potential Issues ⚠️

Breaking Change Considerations:

1. CLI compatibility: Users upgrading from previous versions will need to:
   • Remove --skip-upgrade flags (no longer valid)
   • Add --upgrade flags to maintain auto-upgrade behavior
2. API compatibility: Any automation or scripts using the old flag will break
3. Documentation: Release notes should clearly explain the behavioral change

Minor Issues:

• Line 536 in deploy.rs: Typo "RietKit" should be "RivetKit"

Performance Considerations ✅

Positive impact:

• Reduced default operations: Not upgrading by default eliminates unnecessary API calls
• Opt-in behavior: Users explicitly choose when to perform expensive upgrade operations
• Better resource usage: Fewer unintended actor upgrades during deployments

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues identified:

• Changes are purely behavioral with no new attack vectors
• Authentication/authorization patterns remain unchanged
• No sensitive data exposure introduced

Test Coverage Implications ❓

Recommendations:

• Update existing tests to reflect new default behavior
• Add tests for both --upgrade and default (no upgrade) scenarios
• Verify integration tests account for the behavioral change
• Test backward compatibility scenarios where users might expect old behavior

Detailed Code Review

packages/toolchain/cli/src/commands/build/publish.rs:61

/// Upgrade existing actors with the new build after publishing
#[clap(long)]
upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Clear help text and appropriate field type

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:29

#[serde(default)]
pub upgrade: bool,

✅ Good: Proper serde default ensures field defaults to false

packages/toolchain/toolchain/src/tasks/build_publish/mod.rs:174

if upgrade {
    task.log(format!("[Upgrading Actors]"));
    // ... upgrade logic
}

✅ Good: Logic correctly inverted from if !skip_upgrade to if upgrade

Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed refactoring that achieves the goal of making upgrades opt-in rather than default. The implementation is consistent across all affected files.

Final Recommendation: ✅ Approve

Action Items for Release:

1. Document breaking change in release notes with migration guide
2. Update CLI documentation to reflect new --upgrade flag
3. Consider deprecation warning for smooth transition (if feasible)
4. Verify test coverage reflects new default behavior

The code quality is high and the change successfully addresses TOOL-446 by making actor upgrades an opt-in feature.

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Merge activity

• Jul 12, 12:58 AM UTC: NathanFlurry added this pull request to the Graphite merge queue.
• Jul 12, 1:00 AM UTC: CI is running for this pull request on a draft pull request (#2745) due to your merge queue CI optimization settings.
• Jul 12, 1:01 AM UTC: Merged by the Graphite merge queue via draft PR: #2745.