Obsolete: staged deploy dropped runtime-env store-name mappings #364

Description

The reported staged-deploy mapping loss belonged to the old Fastly runtime-env descriptor architecture. Merged PR #381 removed production/staging runtime-env stores and service-scoped selector entries. Current managed deployment resolves canonical EDGEZERO__STORES__*__NAME selectors directly and binds physical stores under logical aliases on the unpublished version.

Steps to reproduce

Historical reproduction: export EDGEZERO__STORES__SECRETS__TRUSTED_SERVER_SECRETS__NAME=ts_secrets, stage a deployment without a service-scoped production descriptor, and observe the mapping missing from the staging twin.

Current inspection: deploy-environment store selection reads selected names from the effective deploy environment and logical resource-link reconciliation before publication creates/reads back logical resource links before publication. The old staging twin and staging_entries_from_production no longer exist. No provider deployment was executed during this audit.

Expected behavior

A selected physical store is linked under the application’s stable logical alias for both staging and production, without depending on a prior runtime-env migration/provision run.

Impact

The earlier failure let health checks pass while later secret resolution failed. The old fix request to write service-scoped descriptors is obsolete; current correctness depends on deploy-time link reconciliation.

Proposed fix

Close as obsolete/not planned after PR #381. Do not restore scoped descriptor writes. Any newly observed mapping failure should reference the current selector/resource-link path and supply fresh deployment evidence.

Done when

• Remove dependence on production or staging runtime-env descriptor stores.
• Resolve supplied canonical store-name selectors during deployment.
• Reconcile and read back logical resource links before publishing the selected version.

Related

PR #344 introduced the historical scoped-descriptor model; PR #381 replaced it. deploy-environment store selection; logical resource-link reconciliation before publication.