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./ace config init --path ace.yaml failed with "config file already exists at ace.yaml (use --force to overwrite)" because the repo tracked a config file at that exact path, so the bootstrap flow documented in the README and docs/configuration.md could never run from a clone.

Rename the tracked copy to ace.example.yaml and update only the references that resolve to the file itself: the Dockerfile build-context COPY (the container path /etc/ace/ace.yaml and ACE_CONFIG are unchanged), the integration TestMain config load, and the two documentation links. The remaining ace.yaml mentions across docs/ describe the user's runtime config, which keeps its name.

Also ignore /ace.yaml and /pg_service.conf so the files the README tells you to generate are not committed back into the repo.

Note: ./ace <cmd> from a fresh checkout now exits with "config file 'ace.yaml' not found" until ace config init is run. The tracked file was previously being picked up as a working config by the working-directory probe in cmd/ace/main.go.

Verified with the full CI regression suite (all 21 steps from .github/workflows/test.yml): 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0 failures.

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`./ace config init --path ace.yaml` failed with "config file already
exists at ace.yaml (use --force to overwrite)" because the repo tracked a
config file at that exact path, so the bootstrap flow documented in the
README and docs/configuration.md could never run from a clone.

Rename the tracked copy to ace.example.yaml and update only the
references that resolve to the file itself: the Dockerfile build-context
COPY (the container path /etc/ace/ace.yaml and ACE_CONFIG are unchanged),
the integration TestMain config load, and the two documentation links.
The remaining ace.yaml mentions across docs/ describe the user's runtime
config, which keeps its name.

Also ignore /ace.yaml and /pg_service.conf so the files the README tells
you to generate are not committed back into the repo.

Note: `./ace <cmd>` from a fresh checkout now exits with "config file
'ace.yaml' not found" until `ace config init` is run. The tracked file was
previously being picked up as a working config by the working-directory
probe in cmd/ace/main.go.

Verified with the full CI regression suite (all 21 steps from
.github/workflows/test.yml): 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0 failures.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@zaidshabbir25 zaidshabbir25 changed the title fix: rename ace.yaml to ace.example.yaml so config init works in a … fix: rename ace.yaml to ace.example.yaml so config init works Sep 10, 2026
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The PR standardizes the tracked configuration template as ace.sample.yaml, updates runtime and integration-test consumers, adds default settings, validates template consistency, and ignores generated local configuration files.

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Configuration template migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Configuration template and defaults
ace.sample.yaml, internal/cli/default_config.yaml, internal/cli/default_config_test.go
The sample template sets concurrency_factor to 0.5 and adds taskstore_path. The embedded defaults add connection and adaptive-drain settings. Tests compare the templates, parse the sample configuration, and validate the concurrency factor.
Runtime and integration-test consumers
Dockerfile, tests/integration/main_test.go
The runtime image copies ace.sample.yaml to /etc/ace/ace.yaml. Integration tests load ace.sample.yaml.
Documentation and local configuration handling
.gitignore, README.md, docs/configuration.md
Documentation identifies ace.sample.yaml as the reference configuration. Git ignores generated ace.yaml and pg_service.conf files.

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The configuration-template migration is internally consistent and has no identified issue requiring changes before merge.

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In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Line 19: Synchronize the documented defaults for table_diff.concurrency_factor
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Comment thread docs/configuration.md Outdated
CodeRabbit flagged that ace.example.yaml documents defaults users do not
actually get. The repo-root example and the template embedded in
ConfigInitCLI (internal/cli/default_config.yaml) had drifted apart, and
the README and docs/configuration.md both link to the example as the
reference copy.

The disagreements:

  - concurrency_factor: the example said 1, but 0.5 is the real default
    (the --concurrency-factor flag's Value, and the fallback in
    internal/jobs/config.go). docs/configuration.md already documented
    0.5, so the example was the sole wrong source.
  - max_connections and the adaptive_drain_* pair: present in the
    example and in config.Config, absent from the template, so
    `ace config init` wrote a config missing tunables the docs describe.
  - taskstore_path: present in the template, absent from the example.

Add the missing keys to the template and make ace.example.yaml a
byte-identical copy of it, so the documented defaults and the generated
ones are the same file.

Add TestExampleConfigMatchesEmbeddedTemplate to keep them that way, and
TestDefaultConfigTemplateParses to catch a template that no longer loads
into config.Config or disagrees with the flag default.

Full CI regression suite re-run after the concurrency_factor change,
since the integration tests load ace.example.yaml: all 21 steps from
.github/workflows/test.yml pass, 95 top-level tests, 218 subtests, 0
failures.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Comment thread docs/configuration.md Outdated
zaidshabbir25 and others added 2 commits September 14, 2026 12:30
PostgreSQL ships its reference configuration as postgresql.conf.sample and
pg_hba.conf.sample, so "sample" is the name people coming from PG will expect
for ACE's tracked copy. Rename ace.example.yaml accordingly, on review
feedback.

Covers every reference to the file: the Dockerfile build-context COPY, the
integration TestMain config load, the drift guard in internal/cli, the README
and docs/configuration.md links, and the .gitignore comment. The Go
identifiers move with it (sampleConfigPath,
TestSampleConfigMatchesEmbeddedTemplate) so "example" is not left stranded in
the code.

The container path stays /etc/ace/ace.yaml and the runtime config users
generate is still ace.yaml; only the tracked reference copy is renamed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CodeRabbit's docstring check measured 33.33% on the functions this branch
touches: of the three it analysed, only TestDefaultConfigTemplateParses
carried a doc comment.

TestSampleConfigMatchesEmbeddedTemplate's rationale was there all along but
sat on the sampleConfigPath const rather than on the test, so move it to the
function and leave the const with the one line that describes it. TestMain
had no comment at all; note what it stands up, since the shared cluster and
tables it creates are what every test in the package compares against.

Comments only — no change to behaviour.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@zaidshabbir25 zaidshabbir25 changed the title fix: rename ace.yaml to ace.example.yaml so config init works fix: rename ace.yaml to ace.sample.yaml so config init works Sep 14, 2026
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