Additive foundation only — no existing type/interface/emitter changed.
Commons now references ZB.MOM.WW.Audit 0.1.0 (Gitea feed, central PM pin).
Adds four pure new types in Commons/Types/Audit/:
AuditDetails (sealed record, 17 domain fields, declaration-order = JSON key order)
AuditDetailsCodec (static; single cached JsonSerializerOptions: camelCase, no-indent,
WhenWritingNull, UnsafeRelaxedJsonEscaping — byte-deterministic across calls)
AuditOutcomeProjector (static; InboundAuthFailure→Denied first, then Delivered→Success,
Failed/Parked/Discarded→Failure, all others→Success)
AuditFieldBuilders (static; BuildAction="{channel}.{kind}", BuildCategory=channel.ToString())
56 new tests in Commons.Tests/Types/Audit/ covering codec round-trip, byte-determinism
(hand-pinned expected JSON string), null/empty sentinel, full projection table,
InboundAuthFailure-Denied precedence, and Action/Category builders. All pass.
Replace dc=scadabridge,dc=local with dc=zb,dc=local in all dev/test LDAP
references — app config, docker test-cluster node configs (docker/ and
docker-env2/), GLAuth fixture, dev tooling, Host.Tests fixtures,
IntegrationTests factory, and operational test_infra docs. OU structure
(ou=SCADA-Admins,ou=users,etc.) preserved throughout. Email domains
(@scadabridge.local), hostnames, and container names are untouched.
Historical plan docs (2026-05-24-second-environment.md,
2026-05-31-folder-repo-rename-scadabridge-design.md) excluded as
point-in-time records. No synthetic dc=example,dc=com placeholders touched.
Commit 1fcc4f5 added a Central-only Require for ScadaBridge:InboundApi:ApiKeyPepper
(>=16 chars) to StartupValidator. That Require fires in Program.cs before WebApplicationFactory
can apply any WithWebHostBuilder config overlays, so it must be satisfied via environment
variables (which ARE in the pre-host AddEnvironmentVariables() pass).
Fix (test-only, no src/ changes):
- CentralDbTestEnvironment: add ScadaBridge__InboundApi__ApiKeyPepper env var (TestPepper
constant, 23 chars) alongside the existing db connection string; restore on Dispose.
Fixes HealthCheckTests, MetricsEndpointTests, and HostStartupTests.CentralRole_StartsWithoutError
which all use CentralDbTestEnvironment.
- CentralActorPathTests.InitializeAsync: set the pepper env var before WebApplicationFactory
is constructed (the class uses IAsyncLifetime directly, not CentralDbTestEnvironment).
- CentralCompositionRootTests ctor + Dispose: same env-var pattern; those tests already had
the pepper in AddInMemoryCollection (DI-layer only, too late for pre-host validation).
- CentralAuditWiringTests ctor + Dispose: same env-var pattern for the same reason.
- StartupValidatorTests.ValidCentralConfig(): add pepper so the unit tests that call
StartupValidator.Validate() directly with a Central config stop failing.
- Add guard tests: Central_MissingApiKeyPepper_FailsValidation,
Central_ShortApiKeyPepper_FailsValidation, Site_ApiKeyPepper_NotRequired — these lock
the production behavior introduced by 1fcc4f5.
Maps ZB.MOM.WW.Auth, ZB.MOM.WW.Auth.*, ZB.MOM.WW.Audit to the gitea feed
and pins all 4 Auth packages + Audit at 0.1.0. PackageReferences added
during Phase 1/2 adoption.
AddZbTelemetry (shared OTel Resource + standard instrumentation + /metrics) wired
into both Central and Site composition roots; kept LoggerConfigurationFactory
(min-level governance) and added the shared TraceContextEnricher for trace<->log
correlation. Behaviour-preserving (no AddZbSerilog; factory retained).
Gitea renders mermaid inline, so the flow/state/hierarchy/DAG diagrams
move to text-in-markdown: auto-layout (removes the manual overlap-prone
draw.io step), diffable source, no committed binaries, and a dark-text
theme so labels stay legible. Keep draw.io PNGs only for the two complex
bespoke diagrams (logical architecture, env2 topology) where pixel
control still wins. All 24 mermaid blocks validated by rendering.
Add explicit dark text color (per-class color + base theme override) to
the store-and-forward mermaid diagram so node/edge labels read clearly
regardless of gitea's page theme.
Joseph Doherty