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bump-config-version

Freeze the current `pkg/config/latest` package as a numbered, immutable `pkg/config/vN`, then bump `latest` to the next version so new features can land on the work-in-progress schema

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docker/docker-agent
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9. Mai 2026 um 12:54
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bump-config-version
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Freeze the current `pkg/config/latest` package as a numbered, immutable `pkg/config/vN`, then bump `latest` to the next version so new features can land on the work-in-progress schema
# Bump Agent Config Version The agent config schema is **versioned**. Each numbered package (`pkg/config/v0`, `pkg/config/v1`, …, `pkg/config/vN`) is **frozen** and must never change. New features always land on `pkg/config/latest`, which holds the next, unreleased version. This skill freezes whatever currently lives in `pkg/config/latest` as `pkg/config/vN`, then re-opens `latest` for `vN+1` work. Run it whenever a released version of the schema needs to be locked down before the next round of breaking changes. **Note**: Throughout this skill, `N` represents the current version number (e.g., `9`), and `vN` represents the version package name (e.g., `v9`). Replace these placeholders with the actual numbers when executing commands. ## 1. Determine the Current and Next Version Read the version constant: ```sh grep '^const Version' pkg/config/latest/types.go ``` It looks like `const Version = "N"`. Call this number `N`. The new latest version will be `N+1`. Sanity-check that `pkg/config/vN` does **not** already exist: ```sh test ! -d pkg/config/vN && echo "ok" ``` If it exists, the freeze has already happened — stop and ask the user. ## 2. Create the Frozen `vN` Package Copy every Go file from `latest/` into the new directory. This includes: - All implementation files (`types.go`, `parse.go`, `auth.go`, `lifecycle.go`, `model_ref.go`, `validate.go`) - All test files (`*_test.go`) The new directory is created on the fly by `cp`: ```sh cp -R pkg/config/latest pkg/config/vN ``` Rewrite the package name in all Go files (including tests) under the new directory: ```sh # macOS / BSD sed requires -i '' (empty backup extension) find pkg/config/vN -name '*.go' -exec sed -i '' 's/^package latest$/package vN/' {} + ``` Do **not** touch the `previous` import in `pkg/config/vN/parse.go`. It already points at `vN-1` and that is exactly what the frozen `vN` upgrader needs in order to migrate `vN-1 → vN`. ## 3. Re-open `latest` for `vN+1` Three edits, all in `pkg/config/latest/`: 1. Bump the version constant in `types.go`: ```go const Version = "N+1" ``` 2. Point the `previous` import in `parse.go` at the just-frozen package: ```go previous "github.com/docker/docker-agent/pkg/config/vN" ``` 3. **If** `latest/parse.go`'s `upgradeIfNeeded` contains migration logic beyond the bare `types.CloneThroughJSON(old, &config)` (e.g. field renames or shape rewrites that converted `vN-1 → N`), that migration is already correctly preserved in `pkg/config/vN/parse.go` thanks to step 2. Reset `latest/parse.go`'s upgrader to the no-op `CloneThroughJSON` body so it starts fresh for `vN → vN+1`. If `latest/parse.go` was already a no-op, leave it alone. ## 4. Register the New Frozen Package Edit `pkg/config/versions.go` to import and register `vN`. Both modifications are inserted just before the `latest` lines so registrations stay in numerical order: ```go import ( // ... vN_minus_1 "github.com/docker/docker-agent/pkg/config/vN-1" vN "github.com/docker/docker-agent/pkg/config/vN" // ← new ) func versions() (...) { // ... vN_minus_1.Register(parsers, &upgraders) vN.Register(parsers, &upgraders) // ← new latest.Register(parsers, &upgraders) // ... } ``` ## 5. Update `agent-schema.json` The JSON schema is hand-maintained but tracked alongside the Go types. Three small edits: 1. Update the top-level `description` field: ```json "description": "Configuration schema for Docker Agent vN+1" ``` 2. Append `"N+1"` to the `enum` array under the top-level `version` property. 3. Append `"N+1"` to the `examples` array under the same property. Keep the existing entries — older versions remain valid input. After editing, validate the JSON is well-formed: ```sh jq empty agent-schema.json ``` ## 6. Validate Run the project's standard validation chain. All must pass: ```sh task build task test task lint ``` Pay special attention to: - `pkg/config/schema_test.go` (the schema/Go-types matcher) — failures here usually mean step 5 was missed or `latest` types changed shape relative to what got frozen into `vN`. - Any `pkg/config/*_test.go` that hard-codes `version: "N"` in YAML fixtures may need to be retargeted to `"N+1"` if the assertion is about the latest schema. If anything fails, fix it and re-run until everything is green. ## 7. Commit Match the convention used by previous freeze commits in the repo (`Freeze v7`, `freeze config v8 and start v9 as latest`): ```sh git add -A git commit -m "freeze config vN and start vN+1 as latest" -m "" -m "Assisted-By: docker-agent" ``` ## 8. Summary Report back to the user with: - The version that was frozen (`vN`). - The new latest version (`vN+1`). - The list of files created under `pkg/config/vN/`. - The files that were modified (`pkg/config/latest/types.go`, `pkg/config/latest/parse.go`, `pkg/config/versions.go`, `agent-schema.json`). - Confirmation that `task build`, `task test`, and `task lint` all succeeded.
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