fix(seed/automation): package seed can't wedge the platform — suppress flows on seed + coerce SQLite booleans + re-entrancy loop guard - #2661
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…rancy guard) A `record-after-update` flow whose action writes back to its OWN trigger record re-fires itself (update → afterUpdate → dispatch → execute → update → …). The start `condition` is meant to suppress the second fire, but a broken guard makes it INFINITE and nothing stops it: each re-fire is a NEW run, so the existing intra-run MAX_NODE_REENTRIES back-edge guard never sees it. 2026-07-06 incident: HotCRM `case_escalation` guards on `record.is_escalated != true`, but a `boolean` field persists as integer `1` on SQLite/libsql and CEL `1 != true` evaluates true, so the guard never trips. During a new env's first-boot metadata seed (which awaits automation to settle) this infinite cascade never settles → the per-env kernel build hangs forever → the runtime serves 503 kernel_warming → the workspace is unopenable (sso-open retried to attempt=5 for hours). Add `activeRecordFlows`: the SAME flow re-entering for the SAME record while an execution is still on the stack is broken (returns skipped, logs a hint about the boolean-stored-as-0/1 footgun). Different flows or different records are untouched, so cross-record fan-out and distinct-flow chains still run. Cleanup in `finally` runs before the returned promise settles, so an error-retry re-run is not falsely blocked. 252 tests pass (23 files) incl. 3 new: breaks the loop, allows cross-record fan-out, allows distinct-flow-same-record. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oerce SQLite booleans for flow conditions
Two root fixes for the class behind the 2026-07-06 first-boot wedge (a seeded
critical case whose escalation flow self-triggered into an infinite loop):
1. **Seed skips record-change automation.** A package's metadata seed is
pre-existing END-STATE reference/sample data, not a stream of user events —
firing on-create/on-update flows (notifications, escalations, assignments,
approvals) for it is semantically wrong and was the loop's vector. Add
`ExecutionContext.skipTriggers`; the seed-loader's SEED_OPTIONS sets it (with
the existing isSystem); `buildSession` threads it onto `HookContext.session`;
the RecordChangeTrigger dispatch handler skips flow launch when set. Lifecycle
HOOKS (derived/default fields, validation) still run — only automation flows
are suppressed.
2. **Coerce boolean fields for the flow/hook view.** SQLite/libsql have no native
boolean, so a driver returns integer `1` for a true column; a flow guard
`record.is_escalated != true` then evaluates `1 != true` = true and never
suppresses the re-fire. New `coerceBooleanFields(schema,row)` (record-validator)
converts 0/1 (and '0'/'1'/'true'/'false') → real booleans on a shallow copy;
the engine applies it to `hookContext.result` (and `.previous` on update)
before after-hooks fire, so flow conditions and `{record.<bool>}` see JS
booleans. The value RETURNED to the caller is untouched (no API shape change).
Null/undefined preserved (a nullable boolean stays null).
Complements the re-entrancy loop guard (prior commit): seed-skip prevents the
loop from ever starting during seed; boolean-coercion fixes the guard class at
runtime; the loop guard is the last-resort backstop for any other self-trigger.
Tests: objectql 797, service-automation 252, trigger-record-change 22,
record-validator 34 — all green. New: 6 coerceBooleanFields cases, 2 seed-skip
dispatch cases.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The v16 marquee approval features (M-of-N quorum + finance∧legal 会签, server-computed progress, metadata-driven decision actions, ?request= deep links) could not be exercised in the showcase on a fresh boot: - the approval flows route to `finance`/`legal` positions that were never defined (only manager/exec/... existed) — a dangling reference that made the flows unroutable even when triggered manually; - no user held any approver position (assignments are runtime admin actions, users can't be seeded), so every request resolved to an empty slate; - the seed loader suppresses record-change flows (objectstack-ai#2661), so seeding a `sent` invoice never opened a request; and `sys_approval_request` is engine-owned (ADR-0103), so a request can't be inserted through the data API either. Fix, mirroring `bind-position-sets.ts` (imperative, on `kernel:bootstrapped`): - define the `finance` + `legal` approval-routing positions; - assign the dev-seeded admin to manager/finance/legal (`sys_user_position`) so they resolve as an approver and can act in the inbox — org resolved from `sys_member` (the admin's `sys_user.organization_id` is null), so the org-scoped approver resolution + `getRequest` both match; - provision a phone-based demo user so the "phone sign-in surfaces" show a real number in the All Users list + detail; - seed a high-value (`$8,900`) submitted `EXP-DEMO` report and launch the Invoice Dual Sign-off (会签) and High-Value Committee Quorum (2-of-3) flows through the real automation engine, so two genuine, resumable pending requests land in the inbox on first boot; - add a "Submit for Sign-off" record action on invoices so the flow can be re-triggered on demand from the UI. Idempotent throughout (persistent DB keeps the rows; `openNodeRequest` rejects duplicate pending requests, which we swallow). Verified: on a fresh `objectstack dev --seed-admin`, the Approval Center shows both requests (待我审批 = 2) with the server-computed progress ("Approvals — 0 of 1", the 2→1 quorum clamp) and the metadata-driven Approve/Reject/Reassign/Send-back/ Request-info bar. `os validate` + `tsc --noEmit` pass. Found during the objectstack-ai#3358 v16.0 verification sweep. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
A new workspace that installed HotCRM was unopenable (2026-07-06): its per-env kernel first-boot hung forever (
503 kernel_warming,sso-openretried toattempt=5). Root cause, confirmed by connecting to the live env's turso DB and watching the loop:HotCRM's
case_escalationflow fires onrecord-after-updateand its action writes back to the same case (is_escalated=true, status='escalated', escalated_date=NOW()), which re-triggers record-after-update. The guardrecord.is_escalated != truewas meant to stop the second fire — but abooleanfield persists as integer1on SQLite/libsql and CEL1 != trueistrue, so the guard never trips and the flow loops forever. The first-boot metadata seed awaits automation to settle → never settles → the whole kernel build hangs. (InMemoryDriver stores real booleans, which is why faithful local repro was green — it masked the bug.)What (three layers, so a package seed can never again wedge the platform)
Seed suppresses record-change automation. A package's metadata seed is pre-existing end-state reference data, not user events — firing on-create/on-update flows for it is semantically wrong and was the loop's vector. New
ExecutionContext.skipTriggers; seed-loaderSEED_OPTIONSsets it;buildSessionthreads it ontoHookContext.session; the RecordChangeTrigger dispatch handler skips flow launch when set. Lifecycle hooks still run — only automation flows are suppressed.Coerce boolean fields for the flow/hook view. New
coerceBooleanFields(schema,row)(record-validator) converts SQLite 0/1 (and'0'/'1'/'true'/'false') → real booleans on a shallow copy; the engine applies it tohookContext.result(and.previouson update) before after-hooks fire, so flow conditions and{record.<bool>}see JS booleans. The value returned to the caller is untouched (no API shape change); null/undefined preserved.Flow re-entrancy loop guard (backstop for any self-trigger).
activeRecordFlows: the SAME flow re-entering for the SAME record while an execution is still on the stack is broken (returns skipped). The existing intra-runMAX_NODE_REENTRIEScan't see this because each re-fire is a NEW run. Different flows / records untouched.Tests
objectql 797, service-automation 252, trigger-record-change 22, record-validator 34 — all green. New: 6
coerceBooleanFieldscases, 2 seed-skip dispatch cases, 3 loop-guard cases.🤖 Generated with Claude Code