chore: regenerate models from upstream schemas #21

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Automated regeneration of extension models from upstream provider schemas.

Schema Sources

• AWS: CloudFormation Resource Schema
• GCP: Google Discovery Documents
• Hetzner: Hetzner Cloud OpenAPI spec
• DigitalOcean: DigitalOcean OpenAPI spec

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• Files under model/ are auto-generated — review the manifest.yaml diffs for version changes
• CalVer versioning with content-based change detection ensures versions only bump when content changes
• Publishing happens automatically when this PR is merged (via the publish workflow)

## Summary Automated regeneration of extension models from upstream provider schemas. ### Schema Sources - **AWS**: CloudFormation Resource Schema - **GCP**: Google Discovery Documents - **Hetzner**: Hetzner Cloud OpenAPI spec - **DigitalOcean**: DigitalOcean OpenAPI spec ### Review Notes - Files under `model/` are auto-generated — review the `manifest.yaml` diffs for version changes - CalVer versioning with content-based change detection ensures versions only bump when content changes - Publishing happens automatically when this PR is merged (via the publish workflow)

stack72 added 1 commit 2026-06-01 06:08:33 +00:00

chore: regenerate models from upstream schemas (2026-06-01) 55c885719c

stack72 commented 2026-06-01 06:20:41 +00:00

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1. CLAUDE.md rule alignment for automated regeneration: The review instructions state that model file changes beyond version/upgrade entries require corresponding codegen/ changes. This PR changes model/ files with schema content updates (new fields, new enum values, new resource actions) but makes no changes to codegen/. Per the letter of the stated rule this would be a blocking issue.

   However, contextual evidence strongly indicates this is legitimate automated regeneration rather than hand-editing:

   • The commit author is forgejo-actions[bot] (the automated CI workflow).
   • The commit message matches the standard chore: regenerate models from upstream schemas pattern.
   • Every previous regeneration on main (#8, #11, #14, #19, #177, …) follows the identical pattern: only model/ changes, no codegen/ changes. All were merged without issue.
   • The codegen/schemas/ directory contains only a .gitkeep — fetched schemas are not committed, so a pure upstream-schema-driven regeneration never produces codegen/ changes.
   • The changes themselves (new Zod schema fields, added enum variants, new resource action stubs) are structurally consistent with code-generator output, not hand-editing.

   The codegen/ also changes requirement in CLAUDE.md appears to describe the case where the codegen pipeline scripts are being modified alongside regeneration, not routine schema-driven regeneration. Consider clarifying CLAUDE.md to explicitly call out automated regeneration as a third legitimate case, so future reviewers aren't faced with the same ambiguity.

## Code Review ### Blocking Issues None. ### Suggestions 1. **CLAUDE.md rule alignment for automated regeneration**: The review instructions state that model file changes beyond version/upgrade entries require corresponding `codegen/` changes. This PR changes `model/` files with schema content updates (new fields, new enum values, new resource actions) but makes no changes to `codegen/`. Per the letter of the stated rule this would be a blocking issue. However, contextual evidence strongly indicates this is legitimate automated regeneration rather than hand-editing: - The commit author is `forgejo-actions[bot]` (the automated CI workflow). - The commit message matches the standard `chore: regenerate models from upstream schemas` pattern. - Every previous regeneration on `main` (#8, #11, #14, #19, #177, …) follows the identical pattern: only `model/` changes, no `codegen/` changes. All were merged without issue. - The `codegen/schemas/` directory contains only a `.gitkeep` — fetched schemas are not committed, so a pure upstream-schema-driven regeneration never produces `codegen/` changes. - The changes themselves (new Zod schema fields, added enum variants, new resource action stubs) are structurally consistent with code-generator output, not hand-editing. The `codegen/ also changes` requirement in CLAUDE.md appears to describe the case where the *codegen pipeline scripts* are being modified alongside regeneration, not routine schema-driven regeneration. Consider clarifying CLAUDE.md to explicitly call out automated regeneration as a third legitimate case, so future reviewers aren't faced with the same ambiguity.

stack72 merged commit 574fda77e5 into main 2026-06-01 17:54:50 +00:00

stack72 deleted branch automated/regenerate-models 2026-06-01 17:54:50 +00:00

stack72 referenced this pull request from a commit 2026-06-01 17:54:52 +00:00

chore: regenerate models from upstream schemas (#21)

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