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Problem

The midaz v4 ledger binary is unified: one process serves onboarding,
transaction, CRM and fees. It opens the CRM and Fees Mongo databases itself
and fails fast at boot without MONGO_CRM_*:

Failed to initialize ledger service
error: failed to initialize CRM MongoDB: failed to build CRM MongoDB URI:
mongo uri host cannot be empty

The chart only configured onboarding and transaction, so no v4 image can
start under it. Tracer has the same gap: it ships from the midaz monorepo
(components/tracer) in v4 but had no place in the umbrella chart.

What this does

Ledger ConfigMap gains the config the unified binary reads:
MONGO_CRM_*, MONGO_FEES_*, KMS_VENDOR and its Vault fields, the
TRACER_* reservation seam, STREAMING_*, DEFAULT_CURRENCY,
CASDOOR_JWK_ADDRESS, MULTI_TENANT_CACHE_TTL_SEC.

Tracer templates join the umbrella chart, gated behind tracer.enabled
(default false).

The v4 runtime contract is now actually satisfied, not just the YAML shape:

  • Tracer points at lerianstudio/midaz-tracer (the artifact the v4 pipeline
    publishes and whose tag the gitops automation bumps through
    .tracer.image.tag), not the standalone lerianstudio/tracer 1.x image.
  • Tracer shares the bundled PostgreSQL as the midaz role that owns the other
    databases, and its tracer database is created by init.sql (internal) and
    by the external bootstrap Job.
  • Neither v4 component migrates at startup anymore, so ledger.migrations and
    tracer.migrations render the dedicated midaz-*-migrations runner Jobs.
    The ledger Job is version-gated: on for 4.x tags, off for 3.x, which still
    self-migrates. MIGRATIONS_PATH is gone; v4 tracer never reads it.
  • GOMEMLIMIT is pinned to ~90% of resources.limits.memory; the image ships
    1800MiB, sized for a 2Gi container, which would OOM-kill a 512Mi pod.
  • Configurations the v4 process rejects at boot now fail the render instead:
# helm template ... --set tracer.configmap.MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED=true
# Error: tracer.configmap.PLUGIN_AUTH_ENABLED must be "true" when
# MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED=true: API-key-only auth cannot verify tenant JWT
# signatures, so any caller could forge a tenantId

Same for API_KEY_ENABLED=true without a key or with wildcard CORS,
API_KEY_ENABLED_ONLY_VALIDATION=true under multi-tenant,
useExistingSecret without a name, and the 4.x ledger LCRYPTO pair under
KMS_VENDOR=none (the CRM cipher fails with an AES key-size error otherwise).

Security — what changed vs #1738

#1738 was closed with review findings that were correct: it rendered
credentials into the ConfigMap. This PR keeps them in the Secret:

Value Where it renders
MONGO_CRM_PASSWORD, MONGO_FEES_PASSWORD ledger Secret
LCRYPTO_HASH_SECRET_KEY, LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY ledger Secret
KMS_VAULT_SECRET_ID ledger Secret
KMS_VAULT_ROLE_ID, KMS_VAULT_ADDR, KMS_VAULT_AUTH_METHOD ConfigMap (not secret)
tracer DB_PASSWORD, API_KEY, multi-tenant material tracer Secret

The LCRYPTO keys protect CRM holder PII and the SecretID is the Vault
AppRole credential, so neither belongs in an object readable by anyone with
ConfigMap access.

Backward compatibility

No breaking change for 3.x releases. A default render still produces 49
objects
and is byte-identical to develop apart from one added line in
init.sql (CREATE DATABASE tracer;, which only runs on a fresh cluster).
Every new requirement is gated on tracer.enabled or a 4.x image tag, so an
existing helm upgrade sees no new failure and no pod restart.

Validation

  • helm lint clean; chart-standard validator and render gate pass
  • helm template across the matrix: defaults, tracer.enabled=true, 4.x
    ledger tag, non-semver tag, external PostgreSQL, alternate release name,
    and each fail-fast path asserted to fail with its intended message
  • kubeconform -strict on the rendered output
  • render diffed against develop to confirm nothing is dropped

Second-pass fixes

  • Ledger to tracer transport. TRACER_TRANSPORT now defaults to rest, the
    only transport the bundled tracer exposes. gRPC is opt-in end to end: setting
    tracer.configmap.TRACER_GRPC_PORT starts the seam and publishes
    tracer.service.grpcPort on the container and Service, and selecting grpc
    without it fails the render.
  • Release-name independence. tracer.configmap.DB_HOST defaults to empty and
    resolves to this release's PostgreSQL primary Service, so a release named
    review no longer points the tracer and its migration Job at
    midaz-postgresql-primary.
  • Job name collisions. Migration Job names keep the readable
    <name>-migrations-<tag> form while it fits in 63 characters and fall back to
    a truncated base plus a tag hash beyond it, so a long fullnameOverride can no
    longer make two tags share one immutable Job.
  • Boolean parsing. Every boolean validation goes through a helper matching
    strconv.ParseBool, so TRUE, True, 1, t and T enable a feature at
    render time exactly as they do at runtime.
  • AES key contract. LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY is checked for hex and for a
    16/24/32-byte length when a 4.x ledger would read it, instead of only presence.
  • Images. The chart references only anonymously pullable images, so no
    imagePullSecrets are required. Three v4 packages do not satisfy that yet
    (see below); the chart keeps the pipeline coordinates rather than designing
    around private registries.

Notes, out of scope

crm/configmap.yaml defaults KMS_VENDOR to hashicorp-vault pointing at
midaz-hc-vault. Where that subchart is not deployed, the CRM readiness
probe never passes (its KMS health check times out) and the pod stays
0/1 Running forever.

ledger/configmap.yaml emits SWAGGER_VERSION twice (lines 36 and 352), so
the rendered ConfigMap has a duplicate key and kubeconform -strict rejects
it. Pre-existing on develop; the last occurrence wins today, so removing
line 36 would be behaviour-preserving.

Every image a full render of this chart can produce is anonymously pullable
except three, which must be made public on Docker Hub before a v4 install works
without credentials:

Image Anonymous pull
lerianstudio/midaz-ledger:4.0.0-beta.24 public
lerianstudio/midaz-crm, postgres:16, busybox:1.37, bundled Bitnami/RabbitMQ images public
lerianstudio/midaz-tracer:4.0.0-beta.24 denied/unauthorized
lerianstudio/midaz-tracer-migrations:4.0.0-beta.24 denied/unauthorized
lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations:4.0.0-beta.24 denied/unauthorized

There is no public substitute: lerianstudio/tracer 2.x is the standalone
pre-v4 artifact, and its one v4-tagged image (4.0.0-beta.11) is actually the
migrations runner (ENTRYPOINT /migrate-entrypoint.sh) pushed to that
repository by mistake. Publishing the three packages is a midaz-side change.

The midaz v4 ledger binary serves onboarding, transaction, CRM and fees in
one process, so it opens the CRM and Fees Mongo databases itself and fails
fast at boot without MONGO_CRM_*. The chart still only configured the
onboarding and transaction modules, so a v4 image could not start.

Adds to the ledger ConfigMap: MONGO_CRM_*, MONGO_FEES_*, KMS_VENDOR and its
Vault fields, the TRACER_* reservation seam, STREAMING_*, DEFAULT_CURRENCY,
CASDOOR_JWK_ADDRESS and MULTI_TENANT_CACHE_TTL_SEC.

Credentials stay out of the ConfigMap: MONGO_CRM_PASSWORD,
MONGO_FEES_PASSWORD, LCRYPTO_HASH_SECRET_KEY, LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY
and KMS_VAULT_SECRET_ID render into the ledger Secret instead. The
LCRYPTO keys protect CRM holder PII and the SecretID is the Vault AppRole
credential, so neither belongs in a non-secret object.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ABpSaU8BhcJ514v8AW8y9n
Tracer ships from the midaz monorepo (components/tracer) in v4, so it
belongs in the umbrella chart rather than a separate one. Gated behind
tracer.enabled, which defaults to false: existing releases render exactly
as before.

Secrets (DB_PASSWORD, API_KEY, multi-tenant material) render into the
tracer Secret, never the ConfigMap.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ABpSaU8BhcJ514v8AW8y9n
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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The chart adds a disabled-by-default Tracer component with configuration, secrets, workloads, migrations, exposure, and validation. It also adds Ledger migration controls, Tracer database bootstrapping, CRM and fees MongoDB settings, KMS settings, and related secret wiring.

Changes

Tracer Helm chart

Layer / File(s) Summary
Configuration contracts
charts/midaz/values.yaml, charts/midaz/templates/_helpers.tpl
Adds Tracer values, labels, image-tag resolution, migration controls, and render-time validation.
Database and Ledger integration
charts/midaz/templates/ledger/..., charts/midaz/templates/bootstrap-postgres.yaml, charts/midaz/files/midaz/init.sql, charts/midaz/templates/configmap-postgres-midaz.yaml
Adds CRM and fees MongoDB, KMS, Tracer, streaming, currency, and Casdoor settings. Wires credentials, readiness checks, Tracer database creation, database grants, and value-aware SQL rendering.
Ledger and Tracer migration Jobs
charts/midaz/templates/ledger/migrations-job.yaml, charts/midaz/templates/tracer/migrations-job.yaml
Adds configurable migration Jobs with tag-specific names, PostgreSQL readiness checks, credential sources, resource settings, and scheduling controls.
Tracer configuration and workload
charts/midaz/templates/tracer/...
Adds conditional Tracer configuration, secrets, Deployment, Service, Ingress, HPA, and PDB resources.
Chart documentation
charts/midaz/README.md
Documents Ledger crypto secret requirements and Tracer configuration and deployment settings.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant HelmValues
  participant TracerConfigMap
  participant TracerSecret
  participant TracerDeployment
  participant TracerService
  participant TracerIngress
  HelmValues->>TracerConfigMap: render Tracer configuration
  HelmValues->>TracerSecret: render conditional secrets
  TracerConfigMap->>TracerDeployment: provide environment values
  TracerSecret->>TracerDeployment: provide secret values
  TracerDeployment->>TracerService: expose HTTP port
  TracerIngress->>TracerService: route configured traffic
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Inline comments:
In `@charts/midaz/templates/_helpers.tpl`:
- Around line 172-174: Update the midaz-tracer.fullname helper to check
.Values.tracer.fullnameOverride first, then .Values.tracer.nameOverride, and
only fall back to .Values.tracer.name when neither override is set. Preserve the
existing truncation and trailing-hyphen removal for the selected name.

In `@charts/midaz/templates/ledger/secrets.yaml`:
- Around line 46-50: Add internal-Mongo secret mappings in the Ledger
Deployment’s `midaz.infraSecretRef` configuration for `MONGO_CRM_PASSWORD` and
`MONGO_FEES_PASSWORD`, using the same `mongodb-root-password` source as the
existing onboarding and transaction mappings. Keep the external-Mongo secret
generation paths unchanged.

In `@charts/midaz/templates/tracer/pdb.yaml`:
- Around line 15-18: Update charts/midaz/templates/tracer/pdb.yaml lines 15-18
to use hasKey when selecting maxUnavailable, preserving an explicitly configured
maxUnavailable: 0; otherwise render minAvailable. Update
charts/midaz/values.yaml lines 603-609 to remove maxUnavailable and set
minAvailable to 1.

In `@charts/midaz/values.yaml`:
- Around line 276-281: Update
global.externalMongoDefinitions.midazCredentials.roles to grant the midaz user
readWrite access to the fees database, matching the MONGO_FEES_USER and
MONGO_FEES_NAME defaults used by the MongoDB Fees module.
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- inject MONGO_CRM_PASSWORD and MONGO_FEES_PASSWORD into the ledger
  Deployment for both internal (mongodb-root-password secretKeyRef) and
  external Mongo branches
- grant the midaz user readWrite on the fees database in
  externalMongoDefinitions bootstrap roles
- fail rendering when KMS_VENDOR=hashicorp-vault and KMS_VAULT_ADDR,
  KMS_VAULT_ROLE_ID, KMS_VAULT_AUTH_METHOD or KMS_VAULT_SECRET_ID are
  missing (SecretID check skipped with ledger.useExistingSecret)
- honor tracer.fullnameOverride and tracer.nameOverride in
  midaz-tracer.fullname
- protect the single-replica tracer by defaulting the PDB to
  minAvailable: 1 and selecting maxUnavailable via hasKey so an
  explicit 0 stays valid

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135-156: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Check CRM and Fees MongoDB before Ledger startup.

If either CRM or Fees uses a different host or port, the wait-for-dependencies loop does not probe it. Add both endpoints to the loop, or ensure Ledger retries these connections before serving traffic.

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In `@charts/midaz/templates/ledger/configmap.yaml` around lines 135 - 156, Update
the Ledger dependency-readiness flow, using the CRM and Fees MongoDB
configuration symbols (MONGO_CRM_HOST/MONGO_CRM_PORT and
MONGO_FEES_HOST/MONGO_FEES_PORT), so wait-for-dependencies probes both endpoints
before Ledger starts serving traffic. Preserve the existing dependency checks
and ensure differing hosts or ports are retried rather than omitted.
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In `@charts/midaz/templates/ledger/deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 127-128: Update the wait-for-dependencies endpoint loop in the
ledger deployment template to include both CRM and Fees MongoDB endpoint pairs
alongside onboarding and transaction endpoints. Use the existing endpoint
configuration symbols and preserve the current retry behavior so independently
configured CRM and Fees connections are checked before startup.

In `@charts/midaz/templates/tracer/pdb.yaml`:
- Around line 15-18: Update the PDB template’s minAvailable branch to check
.Values.tracer.pdb with hasKey before falling back to 1, preserving an
explicitly configured minAvailable value of 0. Keep maxUnavailable precedence
unchanged and only apply the default when minAvailable is absent.

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In `@charts/midaz/templates/ledger/configmap.yaml`:
- Around line 135-156: Update the Ledger dependency-readiness flow, using the
CRM and Fees MongoDB configuration symbols (MONGO_CRM_HOST/MONGO_CRM_PORT and
MONGO_FEES_HOST/MONGO_FEES_PORT), so wait-for-dependencies probes both endpoints
before Ledger starts serving traffic. Preserve the existing dependency checks
and ensure differing hosts or ports are retried rather than omitted.
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Requesting changes: the chart still cannot run the Midaz v4 artifacts it claims to support. I verified the rendered manifests against the v4.0.0-beta.24 runtime contract: the bundled PostgreSQL path cannot authenticate/provision Tracer, neither Ledger nor Tracer gets its required migration runner, and the Tracer defaults target the old standalone artifact. The auth and memory defaults add further boot/OOM failure modes.

The strict chart validator, render gate, helm lint, and helm template all pass; the gap is that they validate YAML shape, not the v4 application bootstrap contract. I also confirmed CodeRabbit's unresolved LCRYPTO finding: KMS_VENDOR=none renders with both keys empty, then Ledger's legacy cipher initialization fails with an AES key-size error.

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revisionHistoryLimit: 10
image:
# -- Repository for the Tracer service container image
repository: lerianstudio/tracer

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[P1] Use the Midaz v4 Tracer artifact here. This PR says Tracer now ships from midaz/components/tracer, but the default renders lerianstudio/tracer:1.0.0; that image's OCI metadata points to the separate LerianStudio/tracer repository. The v4.0.0-beta.24 pipeline publishes lerianstudio/midaz-tracer. As written, tracer.enabled=true runs the old standalone binary rather than the configuration contract introduced by this PR.

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DB_HOST: "midaz-postgresql"
DB_PORT: "5432"
DB_NAME: "tracer"
DB_USER: "tracer"

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[P1] Provision a database/user that matches the rendered credentials. With bundled PostgreSQL, this renders DB_USER=tracer/DB_NAME=tracer, while the Deployment reads key password from the subchart Secret, which belongs to postgresql.auth.username=midaz. files/midaz/init.sql creates only onboarding and transaction, with no tracer database or role. The default Tracer pod therefore cannot connect. Either use the midaz role and create/grant the tracer DB in both internal/external bootstrap paths, or provision a dedicated tracer role and Secret consistently.

DB_NAME: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.DB_NAME | default "tracer" | quote }}
DB_USER: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.DB_USER | default "tracer" | quote }}
DB_SSL_MODE: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.DB_SSL_MODE | default "disable" | quote }}
MIGRATIONS_PATH: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.MIGRATIONS_PATH | default "./migrations" | quote }}

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[P1] Render the dedicated migration runner instead of passing MIGRATIONS_PATH to the app. Midaz v4 explicitly no longer consumes this variable: the service boots against an already-migrated schema, and the release publishes midaz-tracer-migrations. This chart renders no migration Job, so even a pre-created Tracer database remains schema-empty. Add the migrations image values and a pre-sync/pre-install Job before the Deployment. The same lifecycle gap needs to be closed for the v4 Ledger migration image.

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# -- CPU and memory limits for pods
limits:
cpu: 500m
memory: 512Mi

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[P1] Align GOMEMLIMIT with this cgroup limit. Both the standalone 1.0.0 image and the Midaz v4 Dockerfile set GOMEMLIMIT=1800MiB; the v4 Dockerfile explicitly says Helm must override it to about 90% of the container memory limit. This chart caps memory at 512Mi and injects no override, so the Go runtime is allowed to retain far more heap than the cgroup budget before the kernel OOM-kills the pod. Set roughly 460MiB here via env, or raise the memory limit to the 2GiB assumed by the image.

LOG_LEVEL: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.LOG_LEVEL | default "info" | quote }}

# AUTHENTICATION
API_KEY_ENABLED: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.API_KEY_ENABLED | default "false" | quote }}

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[P1] Mirror the v4 API-key validation at render time. ValidateAuthConfig rejects API_KEY_ENABLED=true when API_KEY is missing and also rejects it with CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS="*". This chart accepts both, and wildcard CORS is the default; I reproduced a successful Helm render with API-key auth enabled that the v4 process deterministically rejects at boot. Require the inline key (or an existing Secret) and fail/override wildcard CORS when API-key auth is enabled.


# MULTI-TENANT
MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED: {{ .Values.tracer.configmap.MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED | default "false" | quote }}
{{- if eq (.Values.tracer.configmap.MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED | default "false" | toString) "true" }}

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[P1] Complete the multi-tenant fail-fast validation. The v4 bootstrap requires PLUGIN_AUTH_ENABLED=true whenever MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED=true because API-key-only mode cannot verify tenant JWT signatures. The chart currently validates URL, Redis host, and service key but renders successfully with plugin auth disabled, after which the process exits during bootstrap. Enforce the plugin-auth invariant here as well (and reject API_KEY_ENABLED_ONLY_VALIDATION=true if exposed through extraEnvVars).

name: {{ include "midaz-tracer.fullname" . }}
{{- else }}
- secretRef:
name: {{ .Values.tracer.existingSecretName }}

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[P1] Require tracer.existingSecretName when tracer.useExistingSecret=true. This branch currently renders envFrom.secretRef.name: ""; helm template and helm lint accept it, but I reproduced a Kubernetes server-side dry-run rejection: spec.template.spec.containers[0].envFrom[0].secretRef.name: Required value. Fail the Helm render with required (and apply the same guard anywhere $secretName is reused) instead of producing an invalid Deployment.

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Got it, I'm reviewing the autofix changes on PR 1838.

# TRACER_BASE_URL empty disables the integration (nil reserver).
# =============================================================================
TRACER_BASE_URL: {{ .Values.ledger.configmap.TRACER_BASE_URL | default "" | quote }}
TRACER_TRANSPORT: {{ .Values.ledger.configmap.TRACER_TRANSPORT | default "grpc" | quote }}

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[P1] Do not default this integration to a transport that the bundled Tracer does not expose. With tracer.enabled=true and TRACER_BASE_URL set, the rendered Ledger selects grpc, but the Tracer ConfigMap does not set TRACER_GRPC_PORT (v4 treats empty as gRPC disabled) and its Service exposes only HTTP 4020. The in-chart Ledger→Tracer path therefore cannot connect with the documented defaults. Either configure/expose the Tracer gRPC port end-to-end, or default this seam to rest while only the HTTP port is available.

…edger

Points the tracer at the v4 artifact, provisions its database, adds the
dedicated migration-runner Jobs, aligns GOMEMLIMIT with the cgroup limit,
and mirrors the tracer boot validators at render time.

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All seven of gandalf's findings are addressed in d722d48, after verifying each against the midaz v4.0.0-beta.24 source rather than taking them at face value. He was right on every count, and the release pipeline confirmed it: release.yml publishes midaz-tracer, midaz-ledger-migrations, and midaz-tracer-migrations, and maps them onto chart keys .tracer.image.tag, .ledger.migrations.image.tag, .tracer.migrations.image.tag that this chart didn't have.

  • Tracer artifactlerianstudio/midaz-tracer:4.0.0-beta.24. One caveat worth knowing: lerianstudio/midaz-tracer isn't visible on public Docker Hub yet (midaz-ledger is), so either the repo is private or the tracer image hasn't been pushed. The chart now matches the pipeline contract; if the image isn't published, that's a midaz-side gap, not a chart one.
  • Database provisioning → tracer uses the midaz role that actually owns the credentials in the subchart Secret (DB_USER: midaz) and the real primary host (midaz-postgresql-primary, not midaz-postgresql); CREATE DATABASE tracer added to init.sql and to the external bootstrap Job with grants.
  • Migration runners → new templates/{tracer,ledger}/migrations-job.yaml running the dedicated migrate/migrate images, tag defaulting to the matching app tag, Job name suffixed with the tag so an immutable Job re-runs on upgrade. MIGRATIONS_PATH dropped (the v4 Config struct has no such field). The ledger Job is version-gated: on for 4.x, off for 3.x, which still self-migrates. I deviated on one detail: they're plain Sync-phase resources with a migrations.annotations escape hatch rather than hardcoded PreSync, because a PreSync Job would run before the bundled PostgreSQL Secret it reads exists.
  • GOMEMLIMIT460MiB in the tracer ConfigMap, overriding the image's 1800MiB.
  • API-key validation, multi-tenant plugin-auth invariant, existingSecretName → all now fail the render with the boot error's own reasoning, including API_KEY_ENABLED_ONLY_VALIDATION=true arriving through extraEnvVars.
  • LCRYPTO under KMS_VENDOR=none → confirmed in config.crm.encryption.go (legacy mode calls cipher.InitializeCipher() with the raw keys), so it's now required for 4.x tags only. The prior autofix pass was right not to make it unconditional: the chart still defaults to ledger:3.8.0, which has no CRM and would break on upgrade.

Default renders stay at 49 objects and byte-identical to develop apart from the one init.sql line. Validated with helm lint, the repo's chart-standard validator and render gate, kubeconform -strict, and a template matrix covering defaults, tracer on, 4.x ledger, non-semver tags, external PostgreSQL, an alternate release name, and each fail-fast path.

One finding of my own, pre-existing on develop and left alone: ledger/configmap.yaml emits SWAGGER_VERSION twice (lines 36 and 352), so the rendered ConfigMap has a duplicate key that kubeconform -strict rejects. The last occurrence wins today, so deleting line 36 would be behaviour-preserving.

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In `@charts/midaz/files/midaz/init.sql`:
- Around line 13-18: Update the bundled PostgreSQL initialization around CREATE
DATABASE so it stays consistent with tracer.configmap.DB_NAME: render the
configured database name instead of hardcoding tracer, or validate and reject
any non-tracer value when bundled PostgreSQL is enabled. Preserve unconditional
initialization behavior for the tracer database.

In `@charts/midaz/README.md`:
- Line 303: Update the Migrations documentation to state that the tracer
migration Job renders only when both tracer.enabled and
tracer.migrations.enabled are true, replacing the claim that it is always on
with tracer. Explicitly note that disabling tracer.migrations.enabled requires
applying the schema migration out of band.

In `@charts/midaz/templates/_helpers.tpl`:
- Around line 274-278: Update the midaz.tagIsV4 helper’s regexMatch validation
to require a complete valid SemVer string, including optional pre-release and
build metadata, before calling semverCompare. Preserve the existing v-prefix
trimming and >=4.0.0 comparison while rejecting extra numeric segments such as
4.0.0.1.

In `@charts/midaz/templates/ledger/migrations-job.yaml`:
- Around line 24-37: Ensure both migration Jobs block their corresponding
Deployments until completion: update
charts/midaz/templates/ledger/migrations-job.yaml lines 24-37 and
charts/midaz/templates/tracer/migrations-job.yaml lines 23-36 with a completion
gate or deployment-blocking hook, preserving the existing Job settings and
applying the gate when migrations are enabled.
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…tighten semver guard

Address review findings on the unified ledger and tracer work:

- midaz.tagIsV4 now requires a complete SemVer string (optional pre-release
  and build metadata) before calling semverCompare, so a malformed tag such as
  4.0.0.1 resolves to "not v4" instead of aborting the render.
- The bundled init.sql creates the tracer database from tracer.configmap.DB_NAME
  (rendered through tpl) so the internal cluster, the external bootstrap Job,
  the tracer Deployment and its migration Job all agree on the name.
- While a migration Job renders, its Deployment carries
  argocd.argoproj.io/sync-wave: "1" (<component>.migrations.deploymentSyncWave,
  "" opts out) so Argo CD applies the service only once the Job is Complete.
  The Jobs stay in the default wave because the bundled PostgreSQL Secret they
  read is created during Sync.
- README documents the tracer Job's tracer.migrations.enabled condition and the
  out-of-band migration requirement when it is disabled.

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13-20: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Create the Tracer database on upgrades.

init.sql runs only during the first PostgreSQL initialization. Existing releases have already passed this phase before this script is added. If an operator upgrades such a release and enables Tracer, the migration Job and Deployment target a database that does not exist.

Add an idempotent bootstrap Job for bundled PostgreSQL upgrades. Create and grant the configured Tracer database in that Job. Do not rely only on init.sql.

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In `@charts/midaz/files/midaz/init.sql` around lines 13 - 20, Add an idempotent
bootstrap Job for bundled PostgreSQL upgrades that creates the configured Tracer
database and grants the required permissions, reusing the database name from
tracer.configmap.DB_NAME and the existing PostgreSQL credentials/configuration.
Ensure the Job runs when Tracer is enabled, supports existing releases where
init.sql has already executed, and does not replace the unconditional init.sql
creation path.
charts/midaz/README.md (1)

6-6: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Document the full LCRYPTO key requirement.

The README limits the requirement to KMS_VENDOR=none. In charts/midaz/templates/ledger/secrets.yaml, Line [57-75], v4 images require both LCRYPTO keys whenever KMS_VENDOR is not hashicorp-vault.

Update this sentence to include every non-hashicorp-vault value, including the default none.

Proposed wording
- when KMS_VENDOR=none
+ when KMS_VENDOR is not hashicorp-vault, including the default none
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In `@charts/midaz/README.md` at line 6, Update the required-secrets sentence in
the README to state that 4.x ledger images require both LCRYPTO keys whenever
KMS_VENDOR is not hashicorp-vault, covering the default none and all other
non-vault values; preserve the existing CRM and external-backend credential
guidance.
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Inline comments:
In `@charts/midaz/README.md`:
- Line 302: Update the manual SQL guidance in the README paragraph to create the
database using the configured tracer.configmap.DB_NAME value, rather than
hardcoding tracer, while preserving the existing context for pre-existing
internal clusters.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@charts/midaz/files/midaz/init.sql`:
- Around line 13-20: Add an idempotent bootstrap Job for bundled PostgreSQL
upgrades that creates the configured Tracer database and grants the required
permissions, reusing the database name from tracer.configmap.DB_NAME and the
existing PostgreSQL credentials/configuration. Ensure the Job runs when Tracer
is enabled, supports existing releases where init.sql has already executed, and
does not replace the unconditional init.sql creation path.

In `@charts/midaz/README.md`:
- Line 6: Update the required-secrets sentence in the README to state that 4.x
ledger images require both LCRYPTO keys whenever KMS_VENDOR is not
hashicorp-vault, covering the default none and all other non-vault values;
preserve the existing CRM and external-backend credential guidance.
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Second pass on cd62b43. The database provisioning, migration-runner resources, GOMEMLIMIT, and empty existingSecretName fixes move this forward, but the chart is still not deployable across its advertised matrix. Five additional blockers are inline. The previously reported Ledger gRPC default vs Tracer HTTP-only Service mismatch also remains unresolved.

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# external bootstrap Job, and is owned by the same `midaz` role whose
# password the subchart Secret holds. A dedicated `tracer` role would need
# its own Secret, which nothing in this chart provisions.
DB_HOST: "midaz-postgresql-primary"

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[P1] Derive the bundled PostgreSQL hostname from the Helm release instead of hard-coding midaz. Rendering this chart as release review creates the Service review-postgresql-primary, while both the Tracer ConfigMap and migration Job use midaz-postgresql-primary; neither pod can resolve its database. This also contradicts the PR's alternate-release validation claim. Use the dependency fullname helper plus the -primary suffix for the internal topology, while preserving an explicit DB_HOST for external PostgreSQL.

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*/}}
{{- define "midaz-tracer.migrationsFullname" -}}
{{- $tag := include "midaz-tracer.migrationsTag" . -}}
{{- printf "%s-migrations-%s" (include "midaz-tracer.fullname" .) (regexReplaceAll "[^a-z0-9.]+" (lower $tag) "-") | trunc 63 | trimSuffix "-" | trimSuffix "." -}}

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[P1] Preserve the tag discriminator after truncation. With a 55-character fullnameOverride, both 4.0.0-beta.24 and 4.0.0-beta.25 render the identical Job name aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-migrati; the 63-character truncation removes the entire tag. The next upgrade therefore hits the immutable Job spec problem this helper is intended to solve. Truncate the base name before appending a fixed-length tag hash/suffix. The Ledger helper below has the same collision.

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{{- if and $tracer.useExistingSecret (not $tracer.existingSecretName) -}}
{{- fail "tracer.useExistingSecret=true requires tracer.existingSecretName (an empty secretRef.name is rejected by the API server)" -}}
{{- end -}}
{{- if eq ($cm.API_KEY_ENABLED | default "false" | toString) "true" -}}

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[P1] Mirror the runtime's boolean parser instead of comparing only the lowercase string true. Midaz loads these fields through strconv.ParseBool, so TRUE, True, 1, t, and T are all enabled at runtime. API_KEY_ENABLED=TRUE currently renders successfully with no API key and wildcard CORS, then fails at boot; conversely, valid MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED=true plus PLUGIN_AUTH_ENABLED=TRUE is rejected by Helm. Normalize using exactly the tokens accepted by strconv.ParseBool and reuse that helper for every boolean validation here and in tracer/configmap.yaml.

and never read them, so the requirement is gated on the image tag. Kept as a
template comment so the rendered Secret (and its checksum) is unchanged for
3.x releases. */ -}}
{{- $requireLcrypto := and (include "midaz.tagIsV4" (.Values.ledger.image.tag | default .Chart.AppVersion)) (ne (.Values.ledger.configmap.KMS_VENDOR | default "none") "hashicorp-vault") }}

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[P1] Validate the encryption key contract, not just presence. LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY is hex-decoded and passed to AES; it must be a hex string encoding 16, 24, or 32 bytes (32, 48, or 64 hex characters). The chart accepts x or 0011, but the v4 bootstrap fails respectively with encoding/hex: invalid byte and crypto/aes: invalid key size 2. When the key comes from values rather than an existing Secret, reject non-hex values and invalid lengths during render.

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image:
# -- Repository for the ledger migration-runner image
repository: lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations

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[P1] Point the defaults at artifacts a default installation can pull. Anonymous manifest resolution for lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations:4.0.0-beta.24, lerianstudio/midaz-tracer:4.0.0-beta.24, and lerianstudio/midaz-tracer-migrations:4.0.0-beta.24 currently returns denied/unauthorized, while both components default imagePullSecrets to []. Because this Job auto-enables for a v4 Ledger tag, the advertised upgrade stalls at ImagePullBackOff before migrations run. Make the packages public, use the public artifact coordinates, or make registry credentials an explicit validated prerequisite.

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@BlackSmith -- comments do gandalf. faca a triagem e fix.

…arden validation

Defaults the ledger-to-tracer seam to the transport the bundled tracer
actually exposes (with opt-in gRPC wiring), derives the tracer PostgreSQL
host from the release name, keeps migration Job names unique past the 63
character limit, matches booleans the way strconv.ParseBool does, validates
the LCRYPTO AES key format, and warns when the private v4 images cannot be
pulled.

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@BlackSmith -- comments do gandalf. faca a triagem e fix.

Triagem das seis observações novas do gandalf (a de 06:06 mais as cinco de 07:02): todas verificadas contra o código v4 e todas procedentes. Corrigidas em 5a56a60.

Transporte ledger→tracer (ledger/configmap.yaml:185): confirmado em components/ledger/internal/bootstrap/config.go:1839 (grpc/rest, grpc default) e components/tracer/.../config.go:1251 (seam gRPC só liga com TRACER_GRPC_PORT). Fiz as duas coisas que ele deu como alternativa: o default do seam passou a rest, e o gRPC virou opt-in ponta a ponta — tracer.configmap.TRACER_GRPC_PORT liga o seam e publica tracer.service.grpcPort no container e no Service. Escolher grpc com o tracer do chart e o seam desligado agora falha o render.

Host do PostgreSQL por release (values.yaml:793): tracer.configmap.DB_HOST agora é vazio por default e resolve para o Service primário desta release (<release>-postgresql-primary, ou <release>-postgresql no topology standalone); PostgreSQL externo exige o valor explícito em vez de chutar. Release midaz continua rendendo midaz-postgresql-primary. Ele está certo sobre a minha alegação de validação com nome alternativo: eu confirmei que o secretKeyRef seguia a release, não o host. Os hosts midaz-* de ledger/crm continuam literais (convenção documentada no README, pré-existente); só a superfície nova ficou correta.

Colisão de nome de Job (_helpers.tpl:307): nome legível <name>-migrations-<tag> enquanto cabe em 63 caracteres, senão base truncada em 42 mais hash de 8 do tag. Com fullnameOverride de 55 caracteres, 4.0.0-beta.24 e .25 agora produzem ...-migrations-e1a544ba e ...-migrations-d8bfe9e9.

Parser booleano (_helpers.tpl:341): novo helper midaz.isTrue com exatamente os tokens do strconv.ParseBool (1 t T TRUE true True), sem trim, aplicado a todas as validações booleanas do tracer e do ledger. API_KEY_ENABLED=TRUE sem chave agora falha o render; MULTI_TENANT_ENABLED=1 com PLUGIN_AUTH_ENABLED=TRUE passa.

Contrato da chave AES (ledger/secrets.yaml:65): confirmado em lib-commons v6.5.1 commons/crypto/crypto.go:116 (hex.DecodeStringaes.NewCipher). LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY agora exige hex e 32/48/64 caracteres quando um ledger 4.x vai lê-la; x e 0011 falham com a mensagem correspondente. Tags 3.x continuam intocadas.

Imagens não públicas (values.yaml:136): reproduzido — manifest anônimo dá HTTP 200 para lerianstudio/midaz-ledger:4.0.0-beta.24 e 401 UNAUTHORIZED para midaz-ledger-migrations, midaz-tracer e midaz-tracer-migrations. Isso o chart não resolve: as coordenadas são as que o pipeline de release publica (gitops_yaml_key_mappings aponta para .ledger.migrations.image.tag e .tracer.image.tag). O que dá para fazer no chart eu fiz: helm install agora emite um aviso quando um tag 4.x ou o tracer é selecionado sem imagePullSecrets, e o README documenta o pré-requisito. Publicar esses três pacotes é mudança do lado do midaz.

Validação: helm lint, validador de padrão do chart e render gate limpos, kubeconform -strict, e a matriz de render (defaults, tracer on, 4.x, vault vendor, tag malformada 4.0.0.1, topology standalone, PostgreSQL externo com e sem host, gRPC ponta a ponta, e cada caminho de falha com a mensagem esperada).

Continua de fora, e re-sinalizo: ledger/configmap.yaml emite SWAGGER_VERSION duas vezes (linhas 36 e 352), o que faz o kubeconform -strict rejeitar o ConfigMap renderizado. É pré-existente no develop e hoje vence a última ocorrência ("${VERSION}" literal), então apagar a linha 36 preserva o comportamento atual — mas qual das duas é a intenção é decisão de vocês.

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@BlackSmith -- lembrando que todas as imagens desse chart precisam ser publicas

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Feito. Estado atual do PR #1838 (branch feat/midaz-v4-unified-ledger-tracer, HEAD remoto aa8e181):

O que já foi feito

1ª rodada de review (d722d48) — 7 apontamentos do gandalf-at-lerian, todos verificados contra o código real de LerianStudio/midaz@v4.0.0-beta.24 e lib-commons v6.5.1:

  • imagem do tracer corrigida para lerianstudio/midaz-tracer (é o artefato do monorepo, não o standalone lerianstudio/tracer);
  • banco do tracer provisionado de verdade (DB_USER: midaz, host primário, CREATE DATABASE tracer no init.sql e no bootstrap externo);
  • Jobs de migração para ledger e tracer (Sync-phase, não hook, porque o Secret do PostgreSQL bundled só existe nessa fase);
  • MIGRATIONS_PATH removido (o tracer não lê essa variável);
  • GOMEMLIMIT alinhado aos limits do chart;
  • validações fail-fast (API key/CORS, multi-tenant + plugin auth, existingSecretName) e LCRYPTO obrigatório em tags 4.x com KMS_VENDOR=none.

Autofixes (368e90c, cd62b43) — regex SemVer completa em midaz.tagIsV4, init.sql via tpl usando DB_NAME, sync-wave: "1" nos Deployments.

2ª rodada (5a56a60) — 6 achados novos: TRACER_TRANSPORT default rest com gRPC opt-in ponta a ponta (TRACER_GRPC_PORT + porta no container/Service, falha se grpc sem porta); DB_HOST do tracer resolvido por release via helper; nome do Job de migração seguro até 63 chars (Job spec é imutável); helper de boolean compatível com strconv.ParseBool; validação de LCRYPTO_ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY como hex de 32/48/64 chars (é hex-decodificada antes do aes.NewCipher).

Último commit (aa8e181) — sua instrução sobre imagens públicas: removi do NOTES.txt o aviso que instruía configurar imagePullSecrets e reescrevi o README para declarar a invariante (o chart só referencia imagens de pull anônimo).

Auditoria de imagens

Rodei manifest anônimo no Docker Hub em tudo que um render completo pode produzir:

  • Públicas: midaz-ledger (3.8.0 e 4.0.0-beta.24), midaz-crm, postgres:16, busybox:1.37/stable, rabbitmq:3.13.6, bitnamisecure/{postgresql,mongodb,valkey}.
  • 401 denied/unauthorized: lerianstudio/midaz-tracer, lerianstudio/midaz-tracer-migrations, lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations — as três em 4.0.0-beta.24.

Não existe substituto público: lerianstudio/tracer 2.x é o artefato standalone pré-v4, e a única tag v4 lá (4.0.0-beta.11) é na verdade a imagem de migrations (ENTRYPOINT /migrate-entrypoint.sh) publicada por engano naquele repositório. O chart mantém as coordenadas que o release.yml do midaz publica — a correção é tornar esses três repositórios públicos, do lado do midaz.

Validações passando: helm lint, validador estrito (0 violações), render-gate, kubeconform -strict e a matriz de renders. Corpo do PR atualizado com a tabela de pullability.

Falta só: publicar os três pacotes no Docker Hub — fora do escopo deste chart.

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@BlackSmith -- boa, precisamos abrir um PR no midaz corrigindo essas imagens para serem
publicas. abre com o meu user

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publicas. abre com o meu user

PR aberto no midaz com o seu usuário: LerianStudio/midaz#2303

Causa raiz: o Docker Hub cria o repositório no primeiro push usando a visibilidade padrão da organização (privada), e o go-release.yml compartilhado nunca altera isso. Ou seja, uma imagem só é pública se alguém lembrou de virar a chave na mão — foi o que aconteceu com midaz-ledger (público) e não aconteceu com as três imagens novas do v4. Existe precedente interno do mecanismo correto: a action legada LerianStudio/github-actions-docker-private-pipeline já faz login JWT + PATCH is_private:false, mas o pipeline novo que o midaz usa não herdou esse passo.

O que o PR faz:

  • novo workflow .github/workflows/dockerhub-visibility.yml que garante que cada repositório publicado exista e seja público;
  • pipeline agora tem needs: dockerhub-visibility, então a checagem roda antes do push e uma imagem nova nunca chega a existir privada;
  • scripts/ensure-dockerhub-public.sh (idempotente): cria faltantes com is_private:false, vira as privadas, no-op nas públicas, falha o job se alguma continuar privada, com retry em 5xx para não quebrar release por instabilidade do Hub;
  • a lista de imagens é derivada de gitops_yaml_key_mappings (o próprio registro do pipeline: midaz-ledger, midaz-tracer, midaz-ledger-migrations, midaz-tracer-migrations), então não há segunda lista para dessincronizar.

O workflow também é workflow_dispatch, então assim que entrar no develop um run manual já conserta as três imagens do 4.0.0-beta.24 sem esperar o próximo release.

Um ponto para confirmar antes do merge: o DOCKERHUB_IMAGE_PUSH_TOKEN precisa ter permissão de alterar configurações do repositório, não só push. Se for push-only, o job falha explicitando o repositório e o HTTP status em vez de deixar a imagem privada em silêncio — nesse caso basta trocar o secret usado no dockerhub-visibility.yml por um token com escopo de admin.

Validei com actionlint e shellcheck limpos e exercitei o script contra um Docker Hub stubado em todos os caminhos (público, privado→público, criação, 403, login inválido, mapping ilegível, 503 com 3 tentativas). Autofix de CI ligado no PR.

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@BlackSmith -- boa, precisamos abrir um PR no midaz corrigindo essas imagens para serem
publicas. abre com o meu user

PR aberto no midaz com o seu usuário: LerianStudio/midaz#2303

Causa raiz: o Docker Hub cria o repositório no primeiro push usando a visibilidade padrão da organização (privada), e o go-release.yml compartilhado nunca altera isso. Ou seja, uma imagem só é pública se alguém lembrou de virar a chave na mão — foi o que aconteceu com midaz-ledger (público) e não aconteceu com as três imagens novas do v4. Existe precedente interno do mecanismo correto: a action legada LerianStudio/github-actions-docker-private-pipeline já faz login JWT + PATCH is_private:false, mas o pipeline novo que o midaz usa não herdou esse passo.

O que o PR faz:

  • novo workflow .github/workflows/dockerhub-visibility.yml que garante que cada repositório publicado exista e seja público;
  • pipeline agora tem needs: dockerhub-visibility, então a checagem roda antes do push e uma imagem nova nunca chega a existir privada;
  • scripts/ensure-dockerhub-public.sh (idempotente): cria faltantes com is_private:false, vira as privadas, no-op nas públicas, falha o job se alguma continuar privada, com retry em 5xx para não quebrar release por instabilidade do Hub;
  • a lista de imagens é derivada de gitops_yaml_key_mappings (o próprio registro do pipeline: midaz-ledger, midaz-tracer, midaz-ledger-migrations, midaz-tracer-migrations), então não há segunda lista para dessincronizar.

O workflow também é workflow_dispatch, então assim que entrar no develop um run manual já conserta as três imagens do 4.0.0-beta.24 sem esperar o próximo release.

Um ponto para confirmar antes do merge: o DOCKERHUB_IMAGE_PUSH_TOKEN precisa ter permissão de alterar configurações do repositório, não só push. Se for push-only, o job falha explicitando o repositório e o HTTP status em vez de deixar a imagem privada em silêncio — nesse caso basta trocar o secret usado no dockerhub-visibility.yml por um token com escopo de admin.

Validei com actionlint e shellcheck limpos e exercitei o script contra um Docker Hub stubado em todos os caminhos (público, privado→público, criação, 403, login inválido, mapping ilegível, 503 com 3 tentativas). Autofix de CI ligado no PR.

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@BlackSmith -- dei merge

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@BlackSmith -- boa, precisamos abrir um PR no midaz corrigindo essas imagens para serem
publicas. abre com o meu user

PR aberto no midaz com o seu usuário: https://github.c...

O merge quebrou o release em develop, e o motivo é exatamente o ponto que eu tinha marcado como pendente: run 31081857294 falhou no job novo e o pipeline foi pulado.

lerianstudio/midaz-ledger: already public
error: lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations: could not make public (HTTP 403)
error: lerianstudio/midaz-tracer: could not make public (HTTP 403)
error: lerianstudio/midaz-tracer-migrations: could not make public (HTTP 403)

O login e as leituras funcionaram (ele viu corretamente midaz-ledger público e os outros três privados), então a checagem está certa: o DOCKERHUB_IMAGE_PUSH_TOKEN publica tags mas não altera configuração de repositório, e o Docker Hub responde 403 no PATCH. Um gate que não consegue publicar nada e ainda bloqueia o release é pior que gate nenhum.

Abri o follow-up (com o seu usuário): LerianStudio/midaz#2304

Ele torna o gate um strict input: false vindo do release (reporta com warning + job summary listando cada imagem que ficou privada, sem travar o pipeline) e true no dispatch manual. O workflow passa a preferir um secret novo DOCKERHUB_REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN com fallback para o token de push, e o script agora chama o 403 pelo nome ("token lacks repo:admin") em vez de um erro HTTP genérico.

O que só você (ou alguém owner na org) pode fazer — nenhum credential no CI consegue hoje:

  1. criar um organization access token com escopo repo:admin no Docker Hub e salvar como DOCKERHUB_REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN, ou virar as três imagens na mão pela UI;
  2. rodar Docker Hub Visibility via workflow_dispatch no develop (conserta as três de uma vez);
  3. trocar strict: falsetrue no release.yml, e aí vira gate de verdade.

Estado atual das imagens: midaz-tracer, midaz-tracer-migrations e midaz-ledger-migrations continuam 401; só midaz-ledger responde. Merge do #2304 destrava o release; o helm#1838 continua aberto e sem poder ter install anônimo funcional até o passo 1 acontecer.

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@guimoreirar -- aqui e no repo do midaz.
@BlackSmith -- manda o link do PR de follow up do repo do midaz, please

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@guimoreirar -- aqui e no repo do midaz.
@BlackSmith -- manda o link do PR de follow up do repo do midaz, please

PR de follow-up no midaz: LerianStudio/midaz#2304

Ele destrava o release em develop (que está bloqueado desde o merge do #2303, porque o PATCH de visibilidade volta 403) tornando o gate reportador em vez de bloqueante via strict input, com fallback para um secret novo DOCKERHUB_REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN. CI verde até agora, só o CodeRabbit ainda rodando.

@guimoreirar: o que falta e não dá para fazer por CI é criar um organization access token do Docker Hub com escopo repo:admin (ou virar as três imagens na mão pela UI): lerianstudio/midaz-tracer, lerianstudio/midaz-tracer-migrations e lerianstudio/midaz-ledger-migrations seguem 401 no pull anônimo, o que quebra o install default do chart no helm#1838.

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@BlackSmith / @guimoreirar -- ja dei merge no PR do midaz. pendente virar as imagens pra public.

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@BlackSmith / @guimoreirar -- ja dei merge no PR do midaz. pendente virar as imagens pra public.

Merge confirmado e o release em develop voltou a rodar: no run 31082642075 o job dockerhub-visibility concluiu com sucesso, o passo "Warn that images are not public" disparou (é o comportamento não-estrito funcionando: reporta o 403 e libera) e o pipeline seguiu adiante.

As três imagens continuam 401 no pull anônimo: midaz-tracer, midaz-tracer-migrations, midaz-ledger-migrations.

@guimoreirar, para fechar isso são três passos, e nenhum deles pode ser feito pelo CI com o token atual:

  1. Docker Hub → org lerianstudio → criar um organization access token com escopo repo:admin e salvar como secret DOCKERHUB_REPO_ADMIN_TOKEN (nível org, para o midaz enxergar). Alternativa manual equivalente: virar os três repositórios para público direto na UI.
  2. Actions → workflow Docker Hub VisibilityRun workflow na branch develop. Ele conserta os três de uma vez e, no modo dispatch, falha se não conseguir.
  3. Em .github/workflows/release.yml, trocar strict: false por strict: true no job dockerhub-visibility. A partir daí nenhuma imagem nova consegue ser publicada privada.

Enquanto o passo 1 não acontecer, o install default do chart no helm#1838 continua sem funcionar de forma anônima.

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@CodeRabbit -- approve

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guimoreirar added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 6, 2026
The unified-ledger (#1838) config requires the midaz v4 images, but the chart still
defaulted ledger to 3.8.0 (a 3.x image that lacks the collapsed CRM/Fees/tracer
contract). Bump ledger and tracer image tags to 4.0.0-beta.26 (matches benedita dev-st,
which runs the v4 unified ledger). Migration images track the app tag (empty), so they
follow automatically.

This activates the productized v4 crypto guard: a 4.x ledger with KMS_VENDOR=none now
requires hex-encoded LCRYPTO_HASH/ENCRYPT_SECRET_KEY (the CRM cipher fails to boot
without them) — benedita provides these via Vault. Updated the render-gate fixture to
supply valid hex sample keys under ledger.secrets so the gate exercises the v4 path.
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