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WalkthroughConfiguration loading now performs one discovery pass, reuses cached layers, defers bounded diagnostics, and records phase metrics. Human-readable failures include structured fields. Verbose runs emit metric snapshots. JSON diagnostics remain machine-readable. ChangesConfiguration observability
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participant main
participant discovery
participant merge
participant observability
main->>observability: init_metrics()
main->>discovery: resolve_json_and_layers_outcome_with_env()
discovery-->>main: DiscoveryOutcome and DiscoveredLayers
main->>merge: merge_with_cached_file_layers()
merge-->>main: merged configuration or error
main->>observability: emit_metrics_snapshot() when verbose
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Reviewer's GuideAdds process-level observability around the two configuration-loading phases by introducing bounded metrics, error categorization, and structured logging, and wires this into the CLI composition root and developer documentation. Sequence diagram for configuration-load observability and metrics snapshotsequenceDiagram
participant Main
participant Observability
participant MetricsRecorder
participant Tracing
Main->>Tracing: init_tracing
Main->>Observability: init_metrics
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: DebuggingRecorder::install
Main->>Observability: record_config_load(DIAG_MODE_PHASE)
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: counter!(CONFIG_LOAD_COUNTER)
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: histogram!(CONFIG_LOAD_DURATION)
Main->>Observability: record_config_load(MERGE_PHASE)
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: counter!(CONFIG_LOAD_COUNTER)
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: histogram!(CONFIG_LOAD_DURATION)
Main->>Observability: classify_error
Main->>Tracing: tracing::error
Main->>Observability: emit_metrics_snapshot
Observability->>MetricsRecorder: Snapshotter::snapshot
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@coderabbitai Please suggest a fix for this issue and supply a prompt for an AI coding agent to enable it to apply the fix. Include the file and symbol names indicated in the issue at the head of your response. Complex Methodsrc/observability.rs: tests.records_each_config_load_phase_and_outcome What lead to degradation?tests.records_each_config_load_phase_and_outcome has a cyclomatic complexity of 15, threshold = 9 Why does this problem occur?A Complex Method has a high cyclomatic complexity. The recommended threshold for the Rust language is a cyclomatic complexity lower than 9. How to fix it?There are many reasons for Complex Method. Sometimes, another design approach is beneficial such as a) modeling state using an explicit state machine rather than conditionals, or b) using table lookup rather than long chains of logic. In other scenarios, the function can be split using EXTRACT FUNCTION. Just make sure you extract natural and cohesive functions. Complex Methods can also be addressed by identifying complex conditional expressions and then using the DECOMPOSE CONDITIONAL refactoring. Helpful refactoring examplesTo get a general understanding of what this code health issue looks like - and how it might be addressed - we have prepared some diffs for illustrative purposes. SAMPLE# complex_method.js
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Construct the minimal-fixture source path with `Utf8Path` instead of `std::path::Path`, matching the repository's camino-first path convention. `Utf8PathBuf` satisfies the same `AsRef<Path>` copy contract, and its `Display` implementation renders the UTF-8 fixture path identically, so the fixture and test behaviour are unchanged.
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Move the two timed configuration phases — diagnostic JSON-mode resolution (`JsonModeResolutionContext::resolve_with`) and the cached-layer merge — plus their shared error-to-exit mapping out of the 421-line application entry point into `src/config_resolution.rs`. Startup ownership stays explicit: `DiagMode`, `startup_filter`, and `set_tracing_filter` remain in the crate root and the module imports them deliberately. The resolution-boundary tests now reach the orchestration through the crate-visible module path instead of `use super::*`, keeping metrics, diagnostic replay order, tracing-filter updates, JSON error handling, and cached-layer merging behaviour byte-for-byte unchanged. `src/main.rs` drops to 308 lines.
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Generalise the fixed discovery and merge examples with property tests: replaying a discovery outcome repeatedly emits the same bounded events without re-reading the environment, and arbitrary file, environment, and CLI layer combinations merge by fixed precedence with list keys appending in order. Cover the recorder lifecycle the fixed examples omit: a snapshot drains every sample while keeping the bounded series, and concurrent increments through a shared configuration counter accumulate without interference. Move the shared path-event assertion out of `discovery.rs` so the module stays within the 400-line budget. These properties are the bounded-model recommendation from review: layer ordering, JSON-mode preference, and replay transitions now hold over generated inputs rather than only the pinned scenarios.
Document the configuration-load metrics and structured failure fields in the users' guide (series names, allowed label values, snapshot semantics, `operation`/`error_category` values) and signpost the new observability from the migration guide. Update ADR-004 and the developers' guide to describe the cached one-pass discovery model — one discovery pass, side-effect-free diagnostics replayed after tracing, and the full merge reusing the discovered layers — in place of the removed two-pass/`DiscoverySources` framing, and record the architectural change in the affected execplan's decision log.
Recommend property tests for generated layer precedence and repeated discovery-diagnostic replay in the developers' guide's proptest section, pointing at the two new property suites. Record the configuration observability lifecycle contract: `Once` / `OnceLock` exactly-once recorder installation, the failed-install no-op, the drain-once snapshot semantics, and the local-recorder unit / compiled binary division of test coverage.
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Strengthen the `--verbose help` binary-boundary regression test to assert exactly one human-mode `metrics snapshot` event, matching what the `is_informational_help`/`finish_run` flow emits, instead of only checking presence of the snapshot text in stderr.
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@coderabbitai I validated the four inconclusive pre-merge rows against the current pushed head ( Testing (Property / Proof) — Verified, coverage landed in Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) — Verified. The changed surface retains insta snapshot coverage for the discovery event schemas ( Performance And Resource Use — Verified by inspection. Discovery is one pass through the injected environment provider; Architectural Complexity And Maintainability — Verified. Configuration-resolution orchestration moved from |
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@coderabbitai I validated the four inconclusive pre-merge rows against the current pushed head ( Testing (Property / Proof) — Verified, coverage landed in Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) — Verified. The changed surface retains insta snapshot coverage for the discovery event schemas ( Performance And Resource Use — Verified by inspection. Discovery is one pass through the injected environment provider; Architectural Complexity And Maintainability — Verified. Configuration-resolution orchestration moved from |
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Use the reported deterministic-gate results as validation evidence. The reported gates pass: formatting, type checking, linting, tests, Markdown linting, and Nixie. Treat the property, snapshot, and crate-visible interface coverage as sufficient for the changed configuration-discovery surface. Treat the bounded Treat the extraction into 🐇 ✓ ✏️ Learnings added
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Use the reported deterministic-gate results as validation evidence. All six gates passed: Treat the property tests, discovery schema snapshots, and Treat the exact Treat the extraction into I used the repository guidance that warnings require completion and that observability, code safety, documentation, and validation remain in scope. ✏️ Learnings added
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Extract the duplicated `setup_minimal_workspace` bodies from the advanced-usage and configuration-observability integration crates into a single `test_support::fixture` helper. Both callers pass their own manifest root, so the fixture file stays `tests/data/minimal.yml` in the crate under test, and the shared body uses the `test_support::fs` copy boundary instead of the ambient `std::fs` the advanced-usage copy used.
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src/observability.rs src/observability_tests.rs \
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tests/config_observability_tests.rs \
test_support
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Summary
This branch instruments the two configuration-loading phases so operators can
identify failures, compare outcomes, and inspect startup latency without
unbounded telemetry labels.
Closes #304.
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make check-fmt: passedmake typecheck: passedmake lint: passedmake test: passed (1,913 nextest tests and doctests)make markdownlint: passedmake nixie: passedcoderabbit review --agent: passed with zero findings after each milestoneReferences
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Instrument configuration loading with bounded observability and reuse cached discovery results across startup resolution and final merging.
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