- Replace single Load() with a watching Store that re-reads config files
(and config.local.yaml) and fans out a ReloadEvent with a per-field diff
so consumers can decide whether the change is hot-applicable or requires
a process restart.
- Wrap llm, retrieval, vector store, and object storage clients in
Reloadable* shells so the bootstrap can swap their underlying impls when
config changes without re-instantiating handlers.
- Make jwt.Manager and ops TokenIssuer mutable under a lock so secrets and
TTLs can be rotated live; thread default plan code through a setter on
the ops AdminUserService.
- Wire ConfigStore through bootstrap and every cmd/main.go, scheduler /
worker / tenant-api / ops-api start the watcher; services and handlers
take a config.Provider so they always read current values for things
like generation.stream_enabled, scheduler dispatch, retrieval, etc.
- Switch shared/config decoding off viper to a Kratos-derived runtime
package so env placeholders (\${VAR:default}) resolve consistently and
the same source machinery powers both the loader and the watcher.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scheduler now runs a token-protected HTTP server on scheduler.http_port
(default 8081, -1 disables) that exposes Prometheus /metrics and the
daily-task JSON snapshot endpoint. Workers gain a blocking Run(ctx) and
are supervised by a WaitGroup: on SIGINT/SIGTERM the metrics server
shuts down first, worker ticks stop scheduling but ongoing runOnce
calls keep their own context and finish, and the process waits up to
60s before exiting. Adds scheduler.http_host/http_port/internal_metrics_token
to config with SCHEDULER_* env overrides and exposes port 8081 in the
Docker image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>