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ten31-database/start9/0.4
Keysat 7f9a15ebf3 Adopt the Pipeline: grid-driven opportunities link (v0.1.0:87)
The fundraising grid (canonical) now drives the classic opportunities
Pipeline board, instead of the board being a disconnected second data-entry
surface. An "Add to Pipeline" row action creates a durably-linked opportunity
via the new opportunities.fundraising_investor_id (migration 0005, additive +
reversible), reusing the grid's already-synced contact — retiring the
POST /api/contacts side-door — and mapping the grid lead to the opp owner.

Ownership is split so the two stay reconciled: the grid owns whether the link
exists and the seed; the board owns stage/probability/owner. The link endpoint
is idempotent (one live opp per investor; a re-link never reseeds funnel
fields). "Is in pipeline?"/"what stage?" are derived from a live opp join and
injected as read-only grid columns on read, stripped on write, so they never
persist or dirty the autosave. Remove-from-pipeline soft-deletes the opp and
leaves the grid row fully intact; deleting an investor from the grid archives
its orphaned opp.

Also fixes the standing soft-delete leak in handle_pipeline_report and the
dashboard pipeline aggregates, which counted tombstoned opportunities.

Tests: backend/test_grid_pipeline_link.py (link/idempotent/round-trip/guards/
unlink-intact/re-link/orphan/aggregates); 28/28 suite green, render-smoke green.
2026-06-17 23:08:36 -05:00
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Ten31 Database — StartOS 0.4 wrapper (x86_64)

This directory is the self-contained StartOS 0.4 service package for Ten31 Database. It is the x86_64 successor to the 0.3.5 (aarch64) wrapper in ../0.3.5/. Both packages share the same package id (ten-database) and the same /data volume layout so data can be preserved across the migration.

Start here

Read DEPLOY_040.md first. It covers:

  1. How the image-seed data-preservation mechanism works.
  2. How to refresh the seed with live production data from the 0.3.5 host (via ./refresh_seed.sh or manual scp).
  3. How to install the build prerequisites (Node, Docker, start-cli).
  4. How to build the x86_64 .s9pk.
  5. How to sideload onto the StartOS 0.4 beta node.
  6. A rollback plan and a post-install verification checklist.

Quick cheat sheet

# From this directory:
./refresh_seed.sh embassy@embassy.local   # pull live prod data into seed/
make clean
make x86
make install                              # uses ~/.startos/config.yaml

Data layout (unchanged from 0.3.5)

Inside the container:

  • /data/crm.db — SQLite database
  • /data/backups/ — app-level JSON exports
  • /data/.crm-secret — JWT signing key (created on first boot if absent)

The entrypoint seeds an empty volume from the image's baked-in snapshot on first boot, and is a no-op for every later boot. Existing volumes are never overwritten.

Status

  • Source scaffold: complete and tsc --noEmit clean against @start9labs/start-sdk 0.4.0.
  • Dockerfile: self-contained under start9/0.4/ with no cross-folder references to start9/0.3.5/.
  • Seed snapshot: present at seed/data/ (repo dev DB — replace with live prod data before building).
  • Not yet built into a .s9pk here; build on a machine with Docker + start-cli per DEPLOY_040.md.