UAT: Plan.reversion_count, last_completed_step, and last_checkpoint_id are not persisted to the database — plan resume and reversion limits fail after restart #2864

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  • Branch: fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence
  • Commit Message: fix(persistence): persist reversion_count, last_completed_step, and last_checkpoint_id on LifecyclePlanModel
  • Milestone: v3.7.0
  • Parent Epic: #368

Background and Context

The Plan domain model contains three fields that are critical to plan resume and reversion-limit enforcement:

  1. reversion_count (int, default=0) — tracks how many times a plan has been reverted; enforces the MAX_REVERSIONS = 3 limit via Plan.can_revert_to()
  2. last_completed_step (int, default=-1) — index of the last successfully completed step; used by PlanResumeService to resume from the correct position after a process restart
  3. last_checkpoint_id (str | None) — ULID of the most recent resume checkpoint; used by CheckpointService.restore() to locate the correct checkpoint for resume

None of these fields have corresponding columns in the v3_plans database table. As a result, all three are silently dropped on every persist/retrieve cycle, making plan resume and reversion-limit enforcement non-functional across process restarts.

Code locations:

  • src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/models.pyLifecyclePlanModel class
  • src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.pyPlan class

Current Behavior

When a Plan is persisted via LifecyclePlanModel.from_domain() and then retrieved via LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain(), the three fields are reset to their defaults:

  • reversion_count resets to 0 — the MAX_REVERSIONS = 3 limit cannot be enforced across process restarts (unlimited reversions become possible)
  • last_completed_step resets to -1PlanResumeService always restarts from step 0 instead of the last completed step
  • last_checkpoint_id resets to NoneCheckpointService.restore() cannot find the correct checkpoint, breaking checkpoint-based resume entirely

Steps to reproduce (verified via /app/tmp/test_missing_persistence.py):

from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.unit_of_work import UnitOfWork
from cleveragents.domain.models.core.plan import Plan, PlanPhase, ProcessingState, PlanIdentity, NamespacedName

uow = UnitOfWork("sqlite:///:memory:", require_confirmation=False)
uow.init_database()

# Create action first (required FK)
with uow.transaction() as ctx:
    from cleveragents.domain.models.core.action import Action
    action = Action(
        namespaced_name=NamespacedName(namespace='local', name='test-action'),
        description='Test', definition_of_done='Done',
        strategy_actor='local/strategy', execution_actor='local/executor',
    )
    ctx.actions.create(action)

PLAN_ID = '01HV000000000000000000PP01'
with uow.transaction() as ctx:
    plan = Plan(
        identity=PlanIdentity(plan_id=PLAN_ID),
        namespaced_name=NamespacedName(namespace='local', name='test-plan'),
        description='Test', action_name='local/test-action',
        phase=PlanPhase.EXECUTE, processing_state=ProcessingState.PROCESSING,
        reversion_count=2, last_completed_step=5,
        last_checkpoint_id='01HV000000000000000000CK01',
    )
    ctx.lifecycle_plans.create(plan)

with uow.transaction() as ctx:
    retrieved = ctx.lifecycle_plans.get(PLAN_ID)
    print(retrieved.reversion_count)      # Prints: 0  (expected: 2)
    print(retrieved.last_completed_step)  # Prints: -1 (expected: 5)
    print(retrieved.last_checkpoint_id)   # Prints: None (expected: '01HV000000000000000000CK01')`

Expected Behavior

All three fields must survive a full database round-trip (from_domain() → persist → retrieve → to_domain()):

  • reversion_count must be restored to its persisted value so MAX_REVISIONS = 3 is enforced correctly across restarts
  • last_completed_step must be restored so PlanResumeService resumes from the correct step
  • last_checkpoint_id must be restored so CheckpointService.restore() can locate the correct checkpoint

Subtasks

  • Add Alembic migration adding reversion_count, last_completed_step, last_checkpoint_id columns to v3_plans
  • Add columns to LifecyclePlanModel SQLAlchemy model
  • Update LifecyclePlanModel.from_domain() to serialize these fields
  • Update LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain() to deserialize these fields
  • Add Behave scenarios covering round-trip persistence of these fields
  • Run nox -e typecheck to confirm no type regressions

Definition of Done

This issue is complete when:

  • reversion_count persists correctly through DB round-trip
  • last_completed_step persists correctly through DB round-trip
  • last_checkpoint_id persists correctly through DB round-trip
  • MAX_REVERSIONS limit is enforced correctly across process restarts
  • PlanResumeService can resume from the correct step after restart
  • All nox stages pass
  • A Git commit is created where the first line of the commit message matches the Commit Message in Metadata exactly, followed by a blank line, then additional lines providing relevant details about the implementation
  • The commit is pushed to the remote on the branch matching the Branch in Metadata exactly
  • The commit is submitted as a pull request to master, reviewed, and merged before this issue is marked done
  • All nox stages pass
  • Coverage ≥ 97%

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## Metadata - **Branch**: `fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence` - **Commit Message**: `fix(persistence): persist reversion_count, last_completed_step, and last_checkpoint_id on LifecyclePlanModel` - **Milestone**: v3.7.0 - **Parent Epic**: #368 ## Background and Context The `Plan` domain model contains three fields that are critical to plan resume and reversion-limit enforcement: 1. `reversion_count` (int, default=0) — tracks how many times a plan has been reverted; enforces the `MAX_REVERSIONS` = 3 limit via `Plan.can_revert_to()` 2. `last_completed_step` (int, default=-1) — index of the last successfully completed step; used by `PlanResumeService` to resume from the correct position after a process restart 3. `last_checkpoint_id` (str | None) — ULID of the most recent resume checkpoint; used by `CheckpointService.restore()` to locate the correct checkpoint for resume None of these fields have corresponding columns in the `v3_plans` database table. As a result, all three are silently dropped on every persist/retrieve cycle, making plan resume and reversion-limit enforcement non-functional across process restarts. **Code locations**: - `src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/models.py` — `LifecyclePlanModel` class - `src/cleveragents/domain/models/core/plan.py` — `Plan` class ## Current Behavior When a `Plan` is persisted via `LifecyclePlanModel.from_domain()` and then retrieved via `LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()`, the three fields are reset to their defaults: - `reversion_count` resets to `0` — the `MAX_REVERSIONS = 3` limit cannot be enforced across process restarts (unlimited reversions become possible) - `last_completed_step` resets to `-1` — `PlanResumeService` always restarts from step 0 instead of the last completed step - `last_checkpoint_id` resets to `None` — `CheckpointService.restore()` cannot find the correct checkpoint, breaking checkpoint-based resume entirely **Steps to reproduce** (verified via `/app/tmp/test_missing_persistence.py`): ```python from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.unit_of_work import UnitOfWork from cleveragents.domain.models.core.plan import Plan, PlanPhase, ProcessingState, PlanIdentity, NamespacedName uow = UnitOfWork("sqlite:///:memory:", require_confirmation=False) uow.init_database() # Create action first (required FK) with uow.transaction() as ctx: from cleveragents.domain.models.core.action import Action action = Action( namespaced_name=NamespacedName(namespace='local', name='test-action'), description='Test', definition_of_done='Done', strategy_actor='local/strategy', execution_actor='local/executor', ) ctx.actions.create(action) PLAN_ID = '01HV000000000000000000PP01' with uow.transaction() as ctx: plan = Plan( identity=PlanIdentity(plan_id=PLAN_ID), namespaced_name=NamespacedName(namespace='local', name='test-plan'), description='Test', action_name='local/test-action', phase=PlanPhase.EXECUTE, processing_state=ProcessingState.PROCESSING, reversion_count=2, last_completed_step=5, last_checkpoint_id='01HV000000000000000000CK01', ) ctx.lifecycle_plans.create(plan) with uow.transaction() as ctx: retrieved = ctx.lifecycle_plans.get(PLAN_ID) print(retrieved.reversion_count) # Prints: 0 (expected: 2) print(retrieved.last_completed_step) # Prints: -1 (expected: 5) print(retrieved.last_checkpoint_id) # Prints: None (expected: '01HV000000000000000000CK01')` ``` **Expected Behavior** All three fields must survive a full database round-trip (`from_domain()` → persist → retrieve → `to_domain()`): - `reversion_count` must be restored to its persisted value so `MAX_REVISIONS = 3` is enforced correctly across restarts - `last_completed_step` must be restored so `PlanResumeService` resumes from the correct step - `last_checkpoint_id` must be restored so `CheckpointService.restore()` can locate the correct checkpoint ## Subtasks - [x] Add Alembic migration adding `reversion_count`, `last_completed_step`, `last_checkpoint_id` columns to `v3_plans` - [x] Add columns to `LifecyclePlanModel` SQLAlchemy model - [x] Update `LifecyclePlanModel.from_domain()` to serialize these fields - [x] Update `LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()` to deserialize these fields - [x] Add Behave scenarios covering round-trip persistence of these fields - [x] Run `nox -e typecheck` to confirm no type regressions ## Definition of Done This issue is complete when: - [ ] `reversion_count` persists correctly through DB round-trip - [ ] `last_completed_step` persists correctly through DB round-trip - [ ] `last_checkpoint_id` persists correctly through DB round-trip - [ ] `MAX_REVERSIONS` limit is enforced correctly across process restarts - [ ] `PlanResumeService` can resume from the correct step after restart - [ ] All nox stages pass - [ ] A Git commit is created where the **first line** of the commit message matches the Commit Message in Metadata exactly, followed by a blank line, then additional lines providing relevant details about the implementation - [ ] The commit is pushed to the remote on the branch matching the **Branch** in Metadata exactly - [ ] The commit is submitted as a **pull request** to `master`, reviewed, and **merged** before this issue is marked done - [ ] All nox stages pass - [ ] Coverage ≥ 97% --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Implementation | Agent: ca-issue-state-updater
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Starting implementation on branch fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence.

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  • Wave 1 (parallel): Subtask 1 (Alembic migration) + Subtask 2 (SQLAlchemy model columns) — independent, touch different parts of the codebase
  • Wave 2 (parallel): Subtask 3 (from_domain) + Subtask 4 (to_domain) — depend on Wave 1 model changes
  • Wave 3 (parallel): Subtask 5 (Behave scenarios) + Subtask 6 (typecheck) — depend on Wave 2 completion

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Implementation Notes — Plan Resume Fields Persistence

Commit at time of writing: 90e09116acb3120cca96b4c381caeb07a467f96c

All 6 subtasks completed successfully. Notes below cover every decision, discovery, and deviation for future reference.


Implementation Summary

Three resume-tracking fields were added end-to-end: from the database migration layer through the ORM model, the repository, and into a full Behave acceptance-test suite.

Files created:

  • alembic/versions/m9_002_plan_resume_fields — Alembic migration adding the 3 columns to v3_plans
  • features/plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature — 7 Behave scenarios covering round-trip persistence
  • features/steps/plan_resume_fields_persistence_steps — Step definitions for the new feature file

Files modified:

  • src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/modelsLifecyclePlanModel updated with new columns and serialization logic
  • src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/repositoriesLifecyclePlanRepository.update() fixed to persist the 3 new fields

Design Decisions

1. server_default on integer columns in the migration

reversion_count and last_completed_step were given server_default values ("0" and "-1" respectively) in addition to default on the Python side. This ensures that any rows already present in the database at migration time receive the correct defaults without requiring a separate backfill step. Relying solely on a Python-side default would leave pre-existing rows with NULL in a NOT NULL column, causing integrity errors on first read.

2. last_checkpoint_id is nullable with no server_default

None is the semantically correct initial value for a checkpoint that has never been set — it is meaningfully different from an empty string. Making the column nullable (and omitting server_default) communicates this intent clearly and avoids the need for a sentinel string value. The migration therefore does not include NOT NULL or a default for this column.

3. Migration chaining from m9_001_session_name_column

The new migration m9_002_plan_resume_fields explicitly sets down_revision to m9_001_session_name_column. This keeps the linear migration chain intact and avoids branching, which would require a merge migration and complicate rollback.

4. cast() typing in LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()

When deserializing from the ORM row, cast() calls were added for all three fields to satisfy the type checker and make the expected types explicit at the boundary. This was preferred over # type: ignore comments, which would have hidden potential future type drift silently.

5. Alternatives considered and rejected

  • Adding fields directly to the domain object without a migration: Rejected — the fields must survive process restarts, so persistence is mandatory.
  • Storing resume state in a separate table: Considered for normalisation, but rejected because resume state is 1:1 with a plan and the added join complexity outweighs any benefit at current scale.
  • Using a JSON blob column for extensible resume metadata: Rejected in favour of explicit typed columns; typed columns give better query-ability and make schema intent obvious.

Discoveries and Assumptions

Discovery: LifecyclePlanRepository.update() was silently dropping fields

During Behave test implementation it was discovered that LifecyclePlanRepository.update() did not include the three new fields in its update statement. Without this fix, a write-then-update cycle would silently revert the resume fields to their defaults on the next update() call. The fix was applied as part of this work (see Workarounds and Deviations below).

Discovery: server_default string format for SQLAlchemy

SQLAlchemy's server_default expects a string literal (e.g., "0", "-1"), not a Python integer. Passing an integer raises a CompileError at migration generation time. This is a non-obvious SQLAlchemy quirk worth noting for future migrations.

Assumption: -1 is a safe sentinel for last_completed_step

The domain model uses -1 to mean "no step has been completed yet". This assumes step indices are always non-negative integers. If future work introduces negative step indices, this sentinel would need to change. No such requirement exists today.

Assumption: Migration m9_001_session_name_column is the correct parent

The parent migration was identified by inspecting the existing alembic/versions/ directory. If the migration chain is later restructured, m9_002_plan_resume_fields will need its down_revision updated accordingly.

Open question: Should reversion_count have an upper bound?

There is currently no domain-level or database-level cap on reversion_count. If runaway reversion loops are possible, a guard may be warranted in a future issue.


Code Locations

All references use logical paths. Commit: 90e09116acb3120cca96b4c381caeb07a467f96c

Concern Location
DB migration (new columns) alembic.versions.m9_002_plan_resume_fields
ORM model columns cleveragents.infrastructure.database.modelsLifecyclePlanModel
ORM serialization (domain → DB) cleveragents.infrastructure.database.modelsLifecyclePlanModel.from_domain()
ORM deserialization (DB → domain) cleveragents.infrastructure.database.modelsLifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()
Repository persistence fix cleveragents.infrastructure.database.repositoriesLifecyclePlanRepository.update()
Behave feature file features.plan_resume_fields_persistence
Behave step definitions features.steps.plan_resume_fields_persistence_steps

Workarounds and Deviations

Bonus fix: LifecyclePlanRepository.update() field omission

This was not part of the original issue scope but was discovered as a blocking defect during Behave test authoring (the round-trip update scenario failed without it). The fix was included in this PR rather than deferred to avoid shipping a migration whose fields are silently non-persistent on update. This is a deviation from the original scope and is called out explicitly here.

No other deviations from the original plan were made.


Test Results

Suite Result
7 new Behave scenarios (plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature) All pass
nox -e typecheck 0 errors, 0 warnings

Round-trip verification (all confirmed passing):

plan.reversion_count = 2        → persisted → retrieved.reversion_count == 2        ✅
plan.last_completed_step = 4    → persisted → retrieved.last_completed_step == 4    ✅
plan.last_checkpoint_id = 'CP01'→ persisted → retrieved.last_checkpoint_id == 'CP01'✅

Behave scenario coverage:

  1. Default values on a freshly created plan
  2. reversion_count round-trip (write → read)
  3. last_completed_step round-trip (write → read)
  4. last_checkpoint_id round-trip (write → read)
  5. All three fields set simultaneously (combined round-trip)
  6. Persistence across DB reconnection (session teardown and re-open)
  7. Update persistence (write → update → read, verifying the update() fix)

No pre-existing tests were broken. No coverage regression was observed.


Risk Mitigations

Risk Mitigation
Pre-existing rows receiving NULL in NOT NULL columns after migration server_default applied to both integer columns in the Alembic migration
Silent data loss on update() Discovered and fixed within this PR; covered by Behave scenario 7
Type drift at the ORM boundary Explicit cast() calls in LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain(); enforced by nox -e typecheck
Migration chain breakage down_revision explicitly set; verified by running alembic upgrade head in CI

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## Implementation Notes — Plan Resume Fields Persistence > Commit at time of writing: `90e09116acb3120cca96b4c381caeb07a467f96c` All 6 subtasks completed successfully. Notes below cover every decision, discovery, and deviation for future reference. --- ### Implementation Summary Three resume-tracking fields were added end-to-end: from the database migration layer through the ORM model, the repository, and into a full Behave acceptance-test suite. **Files created:** - `alembic/versions/m9_002_plan_resume_fields` — Alembic migration adding the 3 columns to `v3_plans` - `features/plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature` — 7 Behave scenarios covering round-trip persistence - `features/steps/plan_resume_fields_persistence_steps` — Step definitions for the new feature file **Files modified:** - `src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/models` — `LifecyclePlanModel` updated with new columns and serialization logic - `src/cleveragents/infrastructure/database/repositories` — `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` fixed to persist the 3 new fields --- ### Design Decisions #### 1. `server_default` on integer columns in the migration `reversion_count` and `last_completed_step` were given `server_default` values (`"0"` and `"-1"` respectively) in addition to `default` on the Python side. This ensures that any rows already present in the database at migration time receive the correct defaults without requiring a separate backfill step. Relying solely on a Python-side `default` would leave pre-existing rows with `NULL` in a `NOT NULL` column, causing integrity errors on first read. #### 2. `last_checkpoint_id` is nullable with no `server_default` `None` is the semantically correct initial value for a checkpoint that has never been set — it is meaningfully different from an empty string. Making the column nullable (and omitting `server_default`) communicates this intent clearly and avoids the need for a sentinel string value. The migration therefore does not include `NOT NULL` or a default for this column. #### 3. Migration chaining from `m9_001_session_name_column` The new migration `m9_002_plan_resume_fields` explicitly sets `down_revision` to `m9_001_session_name_column`. This keeps the linear migration chain intact and avoids branching, which would require a merge migration and complicate rollback. #### 4. `cast()` typing in `LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()` When deserializing from the ORM row, `cast()` calls were added for all three fields to satisfy the type checker and make the expected types explicit at the boundary. This was preferred over `# type: ignore` comments, which would have hidden potential future type drift silently. #### 5. Alternatives considered and rejected - **Adding fields directly to the domain object without a migration**: Rejected — the fields must survive process restarts, so persistence is mandatory. - **Storing resume state in a separate table**: Considered for normalisation, but rejected because resume state is 1:1 with a plan and the added join complexity outweighs any benefit at current scale. - **Using a JSON blob column for extensible resume metadata**: Rejected in favour of explicit typed columns; typed columns give better query-ability and make schema intent obvious. --- ### Discoveries and Assumptions #### Discovery: `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` was silently dropping fields During Behave test implementation it was discovered that `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` did not include the three new fields in its update statement. Without this fix, a write-then-update cycle would silently revert the resume fields to their defaults on the next `update()` call. The fix was applied as part of this work (see **Workarounds and Deviations** below). #### Discovery: `server_default` string format for SQLAlchemy SQLAlchemy's `server_default` expects a string literal (e.g., `"0"`, `"-1"`), not a Python integer. Passing an integer raises a `CompileError` at migration generation time. This is a non-obvious SQLAlchemy quirk worth noting for future migrations. #### Assumption: `-1` is a safe sentinel for `last_completed_step` The domain model uses `-1` to mean "no step has been completed yet". This assumes step indices are always non-negative integers. If future work introduces negative step indices, this sentinel would need to change. No such requirement exists today. #### Assumption: Migration `m9_001_session_name_column` is the correct parent The parent migration was identified by inspecting the existing `alembic/versions/` directory. If the migration chain is later restructured, `m9_002_plan_resume_fields` will need its `down_revision` updated accordingly. #### Open question: Should `reversion_count` have an upper bound? There is currently no domain-level or database-level cap on `reversion_count`. If runaway reversion loops are possible, a guard may be warranted in a future issue. --- ### Code Locations > All references use logical paths. Commit: `90e09116acb3120cca96b4c381caeb07a467f96c` | Concern | Location | |---|---| | DB migration (new columns) | `alembic.versions.m9_002_plan_resume_fields` | | ORM model columns | `cleveragents.infrastructure.database.models` → `LifecyclePlanModel` | | ORM serialization (domain → DB) | `cleveragents.infrastructure.database.models` → `LifecyclePlanModel.from_domain()` | | ORM deserialization (DB → domain) | `cleveragents.infrastructure.database.models` → `LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()` | | Repository persistence fix | `cleveragents.infrastructure.database.repositories` → `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` | | Behave feature file | `features.plan_resume_fields_persistence` | | Behave step definitions | `features.steps.plan_resume_fields_persistence_steps` | --- ### Workarounds and Deviations #### Bonus fix: `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` field omission This was not part of the original issue scope but was discovered as a blocking defect during Behave test authoring (the round-trip update scenario failed without it). The fix was included in this PR rather than deferred to avoid shipping a migration whose fields are silently non-persistent on update. This is a deviation from the original scope and is called out explicitly here. No other deviations from the original plan were made. --- ### Test Results | Suite | Result | |---|---| | 7 new Behave scenarios (`plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature`) | ✅ All pass | | `nox -e typecheck` | ✅ 0 errors, 0 warnings | **Round-trip verification (all confirmed passing):** ``` plan.reversion_count = 2 → persisted → retrieved.reversion_count == 2 ✅ plan.last_completed_step = 4 → persisted → retrieved.last_completed_step == 4 ✅ plan.last_checkpoint_id = 'CP01'→ persisted → retrieved.last_checkpoint_id == 'CP01'✅ ``` **Behave scenario coverage:** 1. Default values on a freshly created plan 2. `reversion_count` round-trip (write → read) 3. `last_completed_step` round-trip (write → read) 4. `last_checkpoint_id` round-trip (write → read) 5. All three fields set simultaneously (combined round-trip) 6. Persistence across DB reconnection (session teardown and re-open) 7. Update persistence (write → update → read, verifying the `update()` fix) No pre-existing tests were broken. No coverage regression was observed. --- ### Risk Mitigations | Risk | Mitigation | |---|---| | Pre-existing rows receiving `NULL` in `NOT NULL` columns after migration | `server_default` applied to both integer columns in the Alembic migration | | Silent data loss on `update()` | Discovered and fixed within this PR; covered by Behave scenario 7 | | Type drift at the ORM boundary | Explicit `cast()` calls in `LifecyclePlanModel.to_domain()`; enforced by `nox -e typecheck` | | Migration chain breakage | `down_revision` explicitly set; verified by running `alembic upgrade head` in CI | --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Implementation | Agent: ca-issue-note-writer
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PR #3055 has been reviewed, approved, and scheduled to merge when all CI checks pass. The code review found no issues — the migration, model updates, repository fix, and test coverage all meet project standards.


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All subtasks complete. Quality gates passed. PR #3055 created on branch fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence. PR review and merge handled by continuous review stream.

Implementation summary:

  • Alembic migration m9_002_plan_resume_fields adds 3 columns to v3_plans
  • LifecyclePlanModel updated with columns + from_domain()/to_domain() serialization
  • LifecyclePlanRepository.update() fixed (was silently dropping these fields)
  • 7 new Behave scenarios all pass
  • nox -e typecheck: 0 errors, 0 warnings

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All subtasks complete. Quality gates passed. PR #3055 created on branch `fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence`. PR review and merge handled by continuous review stream. **Implementation summary:** - Alembic migration `m9_002_plan_resume_fields` adds 3 columns to `v3_plans` - `LifecyclePlanModel` updated with columns + `from_domain()`/`to_domain()` serialization - `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` fixed (was silently dropping these fields) - 7 new Behave scenarios all pass - `nox -e typecheck`: 0 errors, 0 warnings --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Implementation | Agent: ca-issue-worker
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State label compliance fix applied:

  • Removed: State/Completed
  • Added: State/Verified
  • Reason: Issue is still open but was labeled State/Completed, which is a contradiction. The DoD checklist items are unchecked, confirming work is not yet done. Corrected to State/Verified (ready for implementation).

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State label compliance fix applied: - Removed: `State/Completed` - Added: `State/Verified` - Reason: Issue is still **open** but was labeled `State/Completed`, which is a contradiction. The DoD checklist items are unchecked, confirming work is not yet done. Corrected to `State/Verified` (ready for implementation). --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Backlog Grooming | Agent: ca-backlog-groomer
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Label compliance fix applied:

  • Added missing label: Type/Bug (inferred from issue content — UAT bug report)
  • Added missing label: Priority/High (inferred from issue content — plan resume and reversion limits fail after restart is a high-impact issue)
  • Reason: Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every issue MUST have exactly one State/*, one Type/*, and one Priority/* label.

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Label compliance fix applied: - Added missing label: `Type/Bug` (inferred from issue content — UAT bug report) - Added missing label: `Priority/High` (inferred from issue content — plan resume and reversion limits fail after restart is a high-impact issue) - Reason: Per CONTRIBUTING.md, every issue MUST have exactly one `State/*`, one `Type/*`, and one `Priority/*` label. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Backlog Grooming | Agent: ca-backlog-groomer
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Implementation Verified

Verified that the fix was already implemented on branch fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence. PR #3055 already exists for this work.

Quality gates run:

  • nox -e typecheck: 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 informations
  • nox -e lint: All checks passed
  • nox -e unit_tests -- features/plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature: 7/7 scenarios passed

Implementation summary:

  • Alembic migration m9_002_plan_resume_fields.py adds 3 columns to v3_plans
  • LifecyclePlanModel updated with columns + from_domain()/to_domain() serialization
  • LifecyclePlanRepository.update() fixed to preserve the new fields
  • 7 Behave scenarios covering all persistence cases

PR #3055 created on branch fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence. PR review and merge handled by continuous review stream.


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## Implementation Verified ✅ Verified that the fix was already implemented on branch `fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence`. PR #3055 already exists for this work. **Quality gates run:** - ✅ `nox -e typecheck`: 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 informations - ✅ `nox -e lint`: All checks passed - ✅ `nox -e unit_tests -- features/plan_resume_fields_persistence.feature`: 7/7 scenarios passed **Implementation summary:** - Alembic migration `m9_002_plan_resume_fields.py` adds 3 columns to `v3_plans` - `LifecyclePlanModel` updated with columns + `from_domain()`/`to_domain()` serialization - `LifecyclePlanRepository.update()` fixed to preserve the new fields - 7 Behave scenarios covering all persistence cases PR #3055 created on branch `fix/plan-resume-fields-persistence`. PR review and merge handled by continuous review stream. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Implementation | Agent: ca-issue-worker
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Milestone Triage Decision: Moved to Backlog

This spec alignment issue has been moved out of v3.3.0 during aggressive milestone triage. While important for consistency, it does not relate to the core focus of Corrections + Subplans + Checkpoints.

Reasoning:

  • v3.3.0 focus: Essential corrections, subplan management, and checkpoint functionality
  • This issue: Spec alignment for CLI output formatting - consistency improvement
  • Impact: Specification compliance, not core corrections/subplans/checkpoints functionality

Will be addressed in a future milestone focused on CLI specification compliance and consistency.

**Milestone Triage Decision: Moved to Backlog** This spec alignment issue has been moved out of v3.3.0 during aggressive milestone triage. While important for consistency, it does not relate to the core focus of Corrections + Subplans + Checkpoints. **Reasoning:** - v3.3.0 focus: Essential corrections, subplan management, and checkpoint functionality - This issue: Spec alignment for CLI output formatting - consistency improvement - Impact: Specification compliance, not core corrections/subplans/checkpoints functionality Will be addressed in a future milestone focused on CLI specification compliance and consistency.
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State label reconciliation:

  • Corrected to: State/Completed
  • Reason: Issue is closed but had a non-terminal state label (State/In Review, State/Verified, or State/In Progress). CONTRIBUTING.md requires closed issues to have State/Completed or State/Wont Do.

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State label reconciliation: - Corrected to: `State/Completed` - Reason: Issue is closed but had a non-terminal state label (`State/In Review`, `State/Verified`, or `State/In Progress`). CONTRIBUTING.md requires closed issues to have `State/Completed` or `State/Wont Do`. --- **Automated by CleverAgents Bot** Supervisor: Backlog Grooming | Agent: backlog-groomer
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