docs/design: rename admin purge queue proposal → implemented (Phase 6)#800
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Phase 6 of the rollout plan: all milestones in docs/design/2026_05_16_*_admin_purge_queue.md have shipped on main: Phase 2 (#771) - AdminPurgeQueue + IsDLQ/DLQSources Phase 3 (#794) - AdminPeekQueue backend Phase 4 (#797) - HTTP handler + bridge Phase 5 (#798) - SPA Messages tab + Purge button + DLQ chips Rename the file via git mv per CLAUDE.md's lifecycle rule (*_proposed_*.md to *_implemented_*.md), bump Status, and add an Implementation history table so a future reader can trace each phase back to its PR. Out-of-scope follow-ups (throttle integration, audit + Prometheus counters, principalForReadSensitive live re-check, page-size selector) are listed in the doc but are tracked separately and do not gate this rename.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDesign document for the admin peek + purge queue feature transitions from Proposed to Implemented status. Implementation history with phased PR/landing timeline is added, and out-of-scope follow-ups are expanded to track throttle, audit/metrics, role-store re-check, and page-size selector items. ChangesAdmin Purge Queue Design Status Update
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Claude finished @bootjp's task in 1m 22s —— View job Code Review — PR #800: docs/design: rename admin purge queue proposal → implemented (Phase 6)
LGTM overall — doc-only, no code risk. A few observations below. Process:
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This pull request updates the design document for the Admin Queue Peek and Purge feature to mark it as 'Implemented' and adds an implementation history table along with a list of out-of-scope follow-up items. Feedback was provided to ensure the document body is updated to reflect these deferrals consistently and to include mitigation strategies for operational risks, such as throttle integration, in accordance with repository guidelines.
| Out-of-scope follow-ups (tracked separately, not gating this rename): | ||
| - Throttle integration (`bucketActionAdminPeek` + dedicated per-queue admin-peek bucket per §3.1) | ||
| - Audit logging + Prometheus counters per §3.6 | ||
| - `principalForReadSensitive` live `RoleStore` re-check (Goal 8, blocked on wider RoleStore plumbing) | ||
| - Page-size selector (20 / 50 / 100) + response-size warning |
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The 'Out-of-scope follow-ups' list identifies several features as deferred (Throttle integration, Audit/Prometheus, live RoleStore re-check, and Page-size selector). However, the body of this document (e.g., §3.1, §3.6, Goal 8 in §2.1, and §3.5) still describes these features as if they were implemented. Since this document is being marked as 'Implemented' and features like 'Throttle integration' are significant for managing operational risk, please update the document to reflect these deferrals and detail any mitigation strategies used in their absence to align with repository guidelines.
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- When a design document identifies a significant operational risk, such as the inability to perform rolling upgrades, it must also detail potential mitigation strategies, like implementing a temporary "bridge" or "proxy" mode.
Gemini r1 on PR #800 flagged that the Status: Implemented banner and the Out-of-scope follow-ups list at the top were not aligned with the body: §2.1 Goal 8 (live RoleStore re-check), §3.1 Throttle, §3.5 page-size selector, and §3.6 audit + Prometheus counters still read like implemented features. Add inline 'not yet implemented' markers at the entry of each deferred section, with a one-line mitigation note so a future reader (a) understands what is missing, (b) sees what the current behaviour falls back to, and (c) can cross-reference the top-of-doc follow-ups list. Body text remains unchanged below the marker so the future-implementer can pick up the design intent verbatim. Claude r1's two informational notes (skipped _partial_ lifecycle step, Status header bold-format vs README template) are noted but not actioned: the _partial_ step was a process miss during the Phase 2-5 reviews that does not change the final state, and the Status format is pre-existing across the whole docs/design/ tree (Implemented and Proposed all use bold).
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@claude review Addressed r1 in d723f51:
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Claude finished @bootjp's task in 1m 34s —— View job Code Review (r2) — PR #800
r2 LGTM — all four deferred sections are now correctly flagged. Gemini r1 (medium) — addressed ✅All four locations identified by Gemini now have inline
The markers are consistent in format (italic, "Not yet implemented in the initial rollout — see Out-of-scope follow-ups at the top"), and each mitigation note answers what a future reader actually needs: what the current behaviour falls back to and why it's tolerable for now. One readability observation (non-blocking)In §3.5, the marker is injected mid-sentence:
The sentence before the comma ("Below the table:") now has an unusually long italic aside before the list resumes. It reads correctly but a reader skimming prose could miss the restart of the list. Since the intent is to preserve the body text unchanged for the future implementer, the approach is sound — just noting it in case a follow-up pass wants to restructure that sentence for clarity. Claude r1 informational notes — not actioned, rationale accepted ✅
Summary: d723f51 cleanly addresses the Gemini r1 finding by adding well-scoped "not yet implemented" markers with mitigation notes. The §3.6 standalone-paragraph approach is the neatest; the §3.5 mid-sentence injection works but is slightly harder to skim. No blocking issues. |
) ## Summary Design proposal for extending the admin Web Console with **item-level CRUD on DynamoDB** and **object-level CRUD on S3**, mirroring the SQS Messages-tab pattern that landed in PRs #797 / #798. Per CLAUDE.md's design-doc-first workflow, this PR is the doc only — implementation lands in follow-up PRs after the design is reviewed. ## Scope (per user discussion) | Adapter | Scope | |---------|-------| | **DynamoDB** | Basic CRUD only: `Scan`, `GetItem`, `PutItem`, `DeleteItem`. No Query / GSI / conditional updates / partial updates. | | **S3** | List with `prefix` + `delimiter` (renders as pseudo-directory tree in the SPA), `GetObject` (download), `PutObject` (upload, **100 MiB** cap, raw octet-stream), `DeleteObject`. | ## Authorization | Operation class | Gate | |---|---| | Scan / List / Get | `principalForReadSensitive` (read role, payload is sensitive) | | Put / Delete | `principalForWrite` (write role, with the per-action verb parameter introduced in the SQS Phase 4 fix) | ## Roll-out (six phases) 1. This doc lands 2. Backend `Admin{Scan/Get/Put/Delete}{Item,Object}` RPCs + tests (can split 2a/2b per adapter) 3. HTTP handlers + bridges + integration tests 4. SPA: DynamoDetail Items tab 5. SPA: S3Detail Objects tab + Upload 6. Doc rename `_proposed_` → `_implemented_` ## Risk None. Doc-only PR. ## Out of scope (explicit non-goals) - DynamoDB Query / GSI / conditional updates / partial updates - S3 multipart upload / versioning / cross-bucket operations - Batch operations (BatchGet / BatchWrite / DeleteObjects) - Server-side filter expressions on Scan - Per-poll audit lines on read paths (request-log already covers them) ## Test plan - [x] Cross-checked against existing admin RPC patterns (`AdminListBuckets`, `AdminListTables`, `AdminListQueues`) - [x] 6-step routing extends cleanly to `/items/{key}` and `/objects/{key}` sub-resources - [ ] CI on this PR (lint, doc renders) - [ ] Reviewer feedback on phase boundaries and any scope adjustments ## Note on stacking PR #800 (Phase 6 rename of the SQS admin-purge-queue doc) is unrelated and can land in either order. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Added design documentation for planned admin Web Console enhancements, specifying support for DynamoDB item and S3 object management, including API specifications, security measures, and rollout strategy. <!-- review_stack_entry_start --> [](https://app.coderabbit.ai/change-stack/bootjp/elastickv/pull/801?utm_source=github_walkthrough&utm_medium=github&utm_campaign=change_stack) <!-- review_stack_entry_end --> <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Summary
Phase 6 of the SQS admin purge queue rollout — all milestones in
docs/design/2026_05_16_*_admin_purge_queue.mdhave landed on main, so rename the file per CLAUDE.md's lifecycle rule (*_proposed_*.md→*_implemented_*.md).AdminPurgeQueue+IsDLQ)AdminPeekQueuebackend)This PR:
git mvthe design doc filename (history preserved at 98% similarity).**Status:**fromProposedtoImplemented.principalForReadSensitivelive re-check, page-size selector) that remain tracked separately — none gate this rename.Risk
None. Doc-only.
Test plan
git mvpreserves history (98% similarity reported by git)grep -rn "2026_05_16_proposed_admin_purge_queue"returns no hits)Summary by CodeRabbit