feat(deployment): use a default deposit behind the auto-recharge flag - #3597
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Behind the auto_reload_fixed_threshold flag, POST /v1/deployments no longer requires a caller-supplied deposit. It uses a fixed, on-chain-valid default (DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT) and ignores any deposit an existing client sends. With the flag off, the legacy deposit contract is unchanged. The /v1/deposit-deployment endpoint is marked deprecated in the API docs and logs a warning when called under the flag; hard removal is a follow-up.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughManaged deployments now use a configurable default deposit when the feature flag is enabled. The caller deposit field remains for compatibility but is optional, deprecated, and ignored. The legacy deposit endpoint and API documentation now describe its deprecation. ChangesManaged deposit flow
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| sdl: z.string(), | ||
| deposit: z.number().describe("Amount to deposit in dollars (e.g. 5.5)") | ||
| deposit: z.number().optional().describe("Deprecated and ignored. The platform now sets the deposit automatically; kept for backward compatibility.") | ||
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🟡 The deposit field on CreateDeploymentRequestSchema (and the mirrored swagger/openapi.json) is documented unconditionally as "Deprecated and ignored. The platform now sets the deposit automatically", but this is only true when the per-user AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD flag is enabled. With the flag off (the default), DeploymentWriterService.resolveDepositInTokens() still throws a 400 "deposit is required" if it is omitted, and otherwise uses the caller-supplied value verbatim. Since the flag is evaluated per-user, an external API consumer trusting the public docs could drop the field and get inconsistent 400s depending on their account's flag state — reword the description to note the field is conditionally required until the flag is fully rolled out.
Extended reasoning...
What's wrong: CreateDeploymentRequestSchema.deposit in apps/api/src/deployment/http-schemas/deployment.schema.ts (lines 90-93) is now described as:
"Deprecated and ignored. The platform now sets the deposit automatically; kept for backward compatibility."
This description is emitted verbatim into apps/api/swagger/openapi.json and the docs.spec.ts snapshot, both of which are the CI-enforced public API contract. The wording asserts, unconditionally, that (a) the field is ignored and (b) the platform sets the deposit automatically.
Why that's false today: Both halves of that claim depend entirely on the per-user AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD feature flag, which is off by default per the PR description itself ("Everything is gated behind the existing auto_reload_fixed_threshold feature flag (off by default, evaluated per-user)"). Look at resolveDepositInTokens() in deployment-writer.service.ts:
private resolveDepositInTokens(requestedDeposit?: number): number {
if (this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD)) {
return this.deploymentConfig.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT");
}
assert(requestedDeposit != null, 400, "deposit is required");
return requestedDeposit;
}When the flag is off, the deposit is neither ignored nor auto-set — it is required (a missing value 400s) and the caller-supplied amount is the one actually used on-chain. The schema change (making deposit optional) only removed the request validation requirement; the business logic requirement in the service layer is unchanged, exactly as the PR intends ("Flag off: the caller must still supply it (400 if missing, unchanged)"). The doc wording, however, was written for the flag-on end state and applied unconditionally, so it no longer matches the flag-off behavior that remains the default in production.
Step-by-step proof:
- Feature flag
AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLDis off by default and evaluated per-user (per PR description). - An external API consumer reads the public OpenAPI docs (
swagger/openapi.json), seesdepositdescribed as "Deprecated and ignored" and no longer in therequiredarray. - The consumer removes
depositfrom theirPOST /v1/deploymentsrequest body, trusting the docs. - Their account has the flag off (the default state) →
resolveDepositInTokens(undefined)hitsassert(requestedDeposit != null, 400, "deposit is required")→ the request 400s. - The same consumer's request would succeed if their account happened to have the flag enabled — so behavior is inconsistent and directly contradicts what the docs promise, based purely on an account attribute the consumer has no visibility into.
Why the PR's own tests don't catch it: The functional test change in deployments.spec.ts ("creates a deployment without a deposit" now expects 201) only demonstrates the flag-on path where the platform supplies the default. It doesn't test the flag-off default state against the new docs, so nothing in CI flags that the docs and the flag-off runtime behavior have diverged.
Fix: Reword the describe(...) call and the OpenAPI description to state the conditional nature, e.g.: "Optional. Ignored if your account has managed deposits enabled — the platform sets the deposit automatically in that case. Otherwise, this field is required." Update at apps/api/src/deployment/http-schemas/deployment.schema.ts:92; the change will propagate to swagger/openapi.json and the docs snapshot on regeneration.
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| * Behind the managed-funding flag the platform bootstraps every deployment with a fixed, on-chain-valid deposit and | ||
| * ignores any caller-supplied amount. With the flag off the legacy contract holds: the caller must supply the deposit. | ||
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| private resolveDepositInTokens(requestedDeposit?: number): number { | ||
| if (this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD)) { | ||
| return this.deploymentConfig.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT"); | ||
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| * Reclaims escrow from a trial wallet's orphaned (open, lease-less) deployments before a new create, so a stranded | ||
| * trial user whose earlier close failed can deploy again without waiting for the periodic cleanup job. It runs |
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🟡 The AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD feature flag check is duplicated verbatim in resolveDepositInTokens() and deposit() in deployment-writer.service.ts, both encoding the same 'managed-deposit mode is on' condition. Extracting a single private isManagedDepositEnabled() helper would keep the two call sites in sync and give the flag check a self-describing name.
Extended reasoning...
this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD) is called twice in DeploymentWriterService: once in resolveDepositInTokens() (apps/api/src/deployment/services/deployment-writer/deployment-writer.service.ts:77) to decide whether to substitute the platform default deposit, and again in deposit() (line ~124) to decide whether to log the DEPRECATED_DEPOSIT_DEPLOYMENT_ENDPOINT_USED warning. Both call sites are really asking the same underlying question — "is managed-deposit mode on for this request?" — but that question is currently expressed as a raw feature-flag lookup rather than a named concept.
This is not a correctness bug: both sites read the same flag the same way, so behavior is consistent between them today. The concern is maintainability. If a future change makes "managed deposit mode" depend on more than a single flag (e.g. an additional per-user override, a rollout percentage check, or a second flag for a follow-up phase of CON-733), a developer has to remember to update both call sites. Missing one would produce a subtle inconsistency: e.g. create() could keep enforcing the platform default deposit while deposit() stops warning about the deprecated endpoint, or vice versa. That class of bug is invisible in review because each call site looks locally correct — the duplication is what creates the risk.
The fix is a small extraction:
private isManagedDepositEnabled(): boolean {
return this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD);
}Then resolveDepositInTokens() and deposit() both call this.isManagedDepositEnabled() instead of the raw flag check. This also gives the condition a name that documents intent (isManagedDepositEnabled) in place of the opaque flag identifier AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD, which does not on its own convey "managed deposit mode" — aligning with the repo convention of using self-describing names over comments.
Concrete proof of the duplication: search the diff for AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD — it appears at deployment-writer.service.ts:77 inside resolveDepositInTokens (if (this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD)) { return this.deploymentConfig.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT"); }) and again at deployment-writer.service.ts:124 inside deposit (if (this.featureFlagsService.isEnabled(FeatureFlags.AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD)) { this.logger.warn({ event: "DEPRECATED_DEPOSIT_DEPLOYMENT_ENDPOINT_USED", ... }); }). Both branches gate on the exact same expression with no variation, confirming the two sites are meant to be conceptually identical and should be sourced from one place.
This is a pure quality/DRY cleanup — it does not change behavior and does not block merging.
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| const manifestVersion = await this.sdlService.generateManifestVersion(manifest.groups); | ||
| const depositInTokens = this.resolveDepositInTokens(input.deposit); | ||
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| groups: manifest.groupSpecs, | ||
| denom: this.billingConfig.get("DEPLOYMENT_GRANT_DENOM"), | ||
| amount: denomToUdenom(input.deposit), | ||
| amount: denomToUdenom(depositInTokens), | ||
| hash: manifestVersion, | ||
| reclamation: manifest.reclamation | ||
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🟡 In DeploymentWriterService.create(), resolveDepositInTokens() (which now enforces the 'deposit is required' 400 when the flag is off) runs after reclaimTrialOrphanedDeployments(wallet), which broadcasts an on-chain close for the trial user's orphaned/lease-less deployments. Since deposit moved from a required zod field to an optional one, a trialing caller who omits it (flag off) now triggers that on-chain reclaim before failing validation — previously the request was rejected by zod before any side effect ran. Move the resolveDepositInTokens(input.deposit) call above the reclaimTrialOrphanedDeployments call so validation happens first.
Extended reasoning...
The bug: Before this PR, CreateDeploymentRequestSchema.data.deposit was a required z.number(), so a request omitting deposit was rejected by zod at the router layer — DeploymentWriterService.create() never even ran, and no wallet/chain interaction occurred. This PR makes deposit optional (z.number().optional()) to support the platform-managed-deposit flow, and moves the 'deposit is required' assertion into the new resolveDepositInTokens() private method, gated behind the AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD feature flag.
Where it manifests: In create() (lines 42-61), the call order is:
walletReaderService.getWalletByUserId#parseManifestif (wallet.isTrialing) { await this.reclaimTrialOrphanedDeployments(wallet); }— this callsstaleDeploymentsCleaner.cleanUpForWallet(wallet, 0), which broadcasts a real on-chain close transaction (executeDerivedTx) for the wallet's open, lease-less deployments. Per the method's own doc comment, anageof 0 will even close an actively-quoting lease-less deployment, on the premise that a create immediately follows.- Only then does
resolveDepositInTokens(input.deposit)run, which — when the flag is off — doesassert(requestedDeposit != null, 400, \"deposit is required\").
So a trialing user who sends a request without deposit while the flag is off will have their orphaned (or actively-quoting) deployment closed on-chain, and only afterward receive a 400 telling them the request was invalid to begin with.
Why existing code doesn't prevent it: Previously the zod schema itself was the guard — an invalid request never reached create(). That guard was removed as part of loosening the schema for the flag-on path, but the equivalent guard wasn't re-added before the reclaim side effect for the flag-off path.
Step-by-step proof:
- Feature flag
AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLDis off (the default). - A trialing user has an orphaned or actively-quoting lease-less deployment sitting on-chain (e.g. from a previous failed close).
- Client sends
POST /v1/deploymentswith{ data: { sdl } }— nodepositfield. Sincedepositis now optional, this passes zod validation at the router. create()callsgetWalletByUserId, parses the manifest, seeswallet.isTrialing === true, and callsreclaimTrialOrphanedDeployments(wallet)→staleDeploymentsCleaner.cleanUpForWallet(wallet, 0)→ broadcasts a close tx for the orphaned deployment.- Execution proceeds to
resolveDepositInTokens(undefined), the flag is off, soassert(false, 400, \"deposit is required\")throws. - The client receives a 400 error, but the on-chain close from step 4 already happened and is not rolled back.
Impact: Under the default (flag-off) configuration, an otherwise-invalid request can still cause a real on-chain side effect before being rejected — contradicting the PR's stated 'flag off = behavior unchanged' guarantee. The blast radius is narrow (trialing user, malformed/omitted-deposit request, flag off, and an existing orphaned/quoting deployment to reclaim), and the reclaim is largely idempotent/beneficial (frees stranded escrow), so no data loss results, but a user mid-way through requoting a deployment could have it closed out from under them by a request that ultimately fails.
Fix: Call resolveDepositInTokens(input.deposit) before reclaimTrialOrphanedDeployments(wallet) (or otherwise validate deposit presence first) so a request that will 400 anyway never reaches the reclaim step.
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In `@apps/api/src/deployment/config/env.config.ts`:
- Around line 6-11: Update DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT validation in the
environment schema to require a finite positive value, then convert it with
denomToUdenom and reject values whose converted amount is below min_deposits for
DEPLOYMENT_GRANT_DENOM. Ensure this validation runs during configuration
parsing, before the API serves traffic, and preserves the existing default.
In `@apps/api/src/deployment/http-schemas/deployment.schema.ts`:
- Line 91: Update the deposit schema definition to use OpenAPI metadata with
deprecated set to true and retain its description, replacing the current
describe call; then regenerate the OpenAPI document so the corresponding deposit
property in openapi.json reflects the deprecation.
Apply the same fix in `@apps/api/swagger/openapi.json` around lines 4511 - 4515.
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`@apps/api/src/deployment/services/deployment-writer/deployment-writer.service.spec.ts`:
- Around line 157-171: Update one managed-deposit test in the create-deployment
cases to configure a non-default value such as 1.25 and assert that
getCreateDeploymentMsg receives amount 1_250_000, verifying
DeploymentConfigService.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT") is used rather than a
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| * Deposit (in whole tokens) the platform bootstraps a managed deployment with when the caller no longer supplies one. | ||
| * Must stay at or above the chain's `min_deposits` for the active `DEPLOYMENT_GRANT_DENOM`, or the create tx is rejected | ||
| * on-chain. Kept minimal on purpose: auto-funding tops the deployment up to its runway right after the lease starts. | ||
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Reject invalid managed-deposit settings before serving traffic.
DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT accepts zero and negative values. It also accepts positive values that denomToUdenom rounds to zero. When AUTO_RELOAD_FIXED_THRESHOLD is enabled, every create transaction uses this value, so one invalid setting can make all managed deployment creations fail on-chain. Add fail-fast validation for finite positive values and validate the converted amount against min_deposits for DEPLOYMENT_GRANT_DENOM.
The supplied conversion helper is apps/api/src/utils/math.ts Lines 47-49.
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- DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT: z.number({ coerce: true }).optional().default(0.5),
+ DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT: z.number({ coerce: true })
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In `@apps/api/src/deployment/config/env.config.ts` around lines 6 - 11, Update
DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT validation in the environment schema to require a
finite positive value, then convert it with denomToUdenom and reject values
whose converted amount is below min_deposits for DEPLOYMENT_GRANT_DENOM. Ensure
this validation runs during configuration parsing, before the API serves
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| deposit: z.number().describe("Amount to deposit in dollars (e.g. 5.5)") | ||
| deposit: z.number().optional().describe("Deprecated and ignored. The platform now sets the deposit automatically; kept for backward compatibility.") |
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Set deposit as deprecated in the OpenAPI schema.
Use .openapi({ deprecated: true, description: "..." }) instead of .describe(...), then regenerate apps/api/swagger/openapi.json.
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In `@apps/api/src/deployment/http-schemas/deployment.schema.ts` at line 91, Update
the deposit schema definition to use OpenAPI metadata with deprecated set to
true and retain its description, replacing the current describe call; then
regenerate the OpenAPI document so the corresponding deposit property in
openapi.json reflects the deprecation.
Apply the same fix in `@apps/api/swagger/openapi.json` around lines 4511 - 4515.
| it("ignores the caller deposit and uses the configured default when managed deposit is enabled", async () => { | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Exercise a non-default configured deposit.
Both managed-create tests pass defaultDeposit: 0.5, which is also the production fallback. A hard-coded 0.5 in DeploymentWriterService would pass these tests. Use a value such as 1.25 in one test and assert 1_250_000 to verify that DeploymentConfigService.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT") supplies the amount.
As per path instructions: **/*.spec.ts requires meaningful assertions, not just snapshot coverage.
Suggested test adjustment
- const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 0.5 });
+ const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 1.25 });
- expect(rpcMessageService.getCreateDeploymentMsg).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ amount: 500000 }));
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| it("ignores the caller deposit and uses the configured default when managed deposit is enabled", async () => { | |
| const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 0.5 }); | |
| await service.create({ userId: "user-1", sdl: "valid-sdl", deposit: 5 }); | |
| expect(rpcMessageService.getCreateDeploymentMsg).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ amount: 500000 })); | |
| }); | |
| it("creates a deployment without a caller deposit when managed deposit is enabled", async () => { | |
| const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 0.5 }); | |
| await service.create({ userId: "user-1", sdl: "valid-sdl" }); | |
| expect(rpcMessageService.getCreateDeploymentMsg).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ amount: 500000 })); | |
| }); | |
| it("ignores the caller deposit and uses the configured default when managed deposit is enabled", async () => { | |
| const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 1.25 }); | |
| await service.create({ userId: "user-1", sdl: "valid-sdl", deposit: 5 }); | |
| expect(rpcMessageService.getCreateDeploymentMsg).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ amount: 1_250_000 })); | |
| }); | |
| it("creates a deployment without a caller deposit when managed deposit is enabled", async () => { | |
| const { service, rpcMessageService } = setup({ isManagedDepositEnabled: true, defaultDeposit: 0.5 }); | |
| await service.create({ userId: "user-1", sdl: "valid-sdl" }); | |
| expect(rpcMessageService.getCreateDeploymentMsg).toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.objectContaining({ amount: 500000 })); | |
| }); |
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In
`@apps/api/src/deployment/services/deployment-writer/deployment-writer.service.spec.ts`
around lines 157 - 171, Update one managed-deposit test in the create-deployment
cases to configure a non-default value such as 1.25 and assert that
getCreateDeploymentMsg receives amount 1_250_000, verifying
DeploymentConfigService.get("DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT") is used rather than a
hard-coded fallback; keep the other test’s behavior unchanged.
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Why
Part of abstracting escrow away (CON-733): users and API consumers should no longer choose a deposit when creating a deployment. The platform decides it, and manual top-ups are being retired. Custom deposits are a source of confusion and error.
Closes CON-741. Part of CON-733.
What
Everything is gated behind the existing
auto_reload_fixed_thresholdfeature flag (off by default, evaluated per-user). With the flag off, behavior is unchanged, so this is not a breaking change.Create deployment (
POST /v1/deployments)depositis now optional. Flag on: any caller-supplied deposit is ignored and the platform uses a fixed default (DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT, new deployment config, whole tokens, default0.5, funded from the managed grant). Flag off: the caller must still supply it (400 if missing, unchanged).Add funds (
POST /v1/deposit-deployment)deprecated: truein the OpenAPI docs and logs aDEPRECATED_DEPOSIT_DEPLOYMENT_ENDPOINT_USEDwarning when used under the flag. It keeps working; hard removal is a separate follow-up.Before enabling the flag in prod: confirm
DEPLOYMENT_DEFAULT_DEPOSIT(0.5) is at or above the chainmin_depositsfor the managed denom (uact) on each network, and set the Doppler override if it differs.Generated types:
packages/console-api-typesis intentionally not regenerated.mainalready carries large pre-existing drift in those files and nothing in CI enforces them, so a full regen would add ~18k lines unrelated to this change. The committedswagger/openapi.jsonand thedocs.specsnapshot (the CI-enforced OpenAPI artifact) both reflect the change.Tested: unit (flag on/off deposit resolution + deprecation-warning gating), functional (
POST /v1/deploymentssucceeds without a deposit, deposit endpoint still returns 200), plus the regenerated docs snapshot.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Deprecations
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