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feat(common)!: add PurchaseResult.OfferingClass for adopted re-drives - #697
Adds PurchaseResult.OfferingClass. On an adopted re-drive it carries the offering class AWS reports for the existing commitment, so a re-drive that adopted an RI of a different class than requested isn't mislabeled downstream. This is the owner's Option A on #211 (2026-11-05). The providers set it in a follow-up PR (the aws re-pin plus EC2 and GCP), as #261, #262 and #263 did for ExistingCommitment.
What changes (pkg/common only)
New field:OfferingClass string with json:"offering_class,omitempty". Its doc: on an adopted re-drive, the offering class AWS reports for the existing commitment (EC2 today); empty otherwise.
Docs: the Cost doc now states what each provider reports on adoption today. The AWS RI services (EC2, RDS, ElastiCache, MemoryDB, OpenSearch, Redshift) already return a nil Cost. GCP Compute Engine reports 0, and the follow-up makes it nil. Azure reports 0 for a monthly billing plan and nil for an upfront one, as on a fresh purchase. ExistingCommitment points to Cost. The EC2 offering class lands in the provider follow-up.
CHANGELOG:[Unreleased] ### Changed, a Breaking (source) entry.
Why "!"
Unkeyed composite literals of common.PurchaseResult no longer compile; keyed literals are unaffected. I grepped go, platform, CLI and mcp: there are no unkeyed PurchaseResult literals, so no downstream code changes at the pin bump.
Tests
TestPurchaseResult_OfferingClassJSON (pkg/common/types_test.go) covers marshal with the class set (key present), marshal with it empty (key absent via omitempty), and a round-trip decode. Fail-before: it doesn't compile on the base, which has no field.
Local verification
On macOS, at the committed tree:
Tests and vet:go test ./common/ (from pkg/) passes, and go vet is clean.
Lint: golangci-lint v2.10.1 reports 0 issues on ./common/.... The field order passes govet fieldalignment.
Pre-commit: all hooks ran on commit, including gofmt, tidy, vet, gocyclo, gosec and trivy.
Fail-before: the new test doesn't compile against the base types.go, which has no OfferingClass field.
Review: a non-author adversarial review of the staged diff ran 2 passes. It fixed the Cost adoption docs to describe current provider behavior: AWS RI is nil, GCP reports 0 until the follow-up, and Azure reports 0 for monthly billing and nil for upfront.
On an adopted re-drive the field carries the offering class AWS reports
for the existing commitment, so a re-drive that adopted an RI of another
class isn't mislabeled downstream. The EC2 provider sets it in a
follow-up change, after the providers re-pin pkg.
The Cost doc now states what each provider reports on adoption today.
BREAKING CHANGE: unkeyed composite literals of common.PurchaseResult no
longer compile; keyed literals are unaffected.
Refs #211
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CHANGELOG.md
pkg/common/service_details_codec.go
pkg/common/service_details_codec_test.go
pkg/common/types.go
pkg/common/types_test.go
Walkthrough
PurchaseResult now has an optional OfferingClass field. Its documentation clarifies upfront cost values for adopted commitments, and tests cover JSON omission and round-trip behavior.
Changes: PurchaseResult contract
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Summary
PurchaseResult field and JSON contract pkg/common/types.go, pkg/common/types_test.go, CHANGELOG.md
PurchaseResult adds the optional OfferingClass JSON field. The documentation clarifies cost semantics for adopted commitments. Tests verify omission when unset and serialization and deserialization when set. The changelog notes the effect on unkeyed composite literals.
Issue 211: The new OfferingClass field addresses the offering-class reporting part of the EC2 re-drive issue. Provider-wide ExistingCommitment behavior remains separate work.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review eade2
The optional offering-class field is mergeable after normal checks. Decoding results with populated service details remains an existing limitation, not a regression from this change.
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Review comments at @pkg/common/types.go:
- Line 406: Update PurchaseResult decoding so an object in
recommendation.details is unmarshaled into the concrete service-details type
instead of causing an error, while preserving the existing OfferingClass
decoding behavior. Extend the round-trip test to cover details as an object and
verify that the decoded OfferingClass remains available.
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Cold review of the full diff (+33/-4: pkg/common only, plus CHANGELOG).
The field is additive.OfferingClass string \json:"offering_class,omitempty"`: empty is absent from JSON and a set value round-trips. TestPurchaseResult_OfferingClassJSON` covers absent, present and decode. No provider sets it yet, which matches the doc ("the EC2 provider sets it in a follow-up").
Savings plans are unchanged. No savings-plan path is touched, and the field stays empty and omitted for them.
The Cost on adoption doc matches the code at this SHA:
AWS RI services: nil. EC2 (ec2/client.go:166-171) and ElastiCache (elasticache/client.go:182, :201) return the adopted result without setting Cost. Redshift's adopt (redshift/dedupe.go:129-134) doesn't set it either, and Cost is assigned only from a successful purchase response (redshift/client.go:183), so every adoption path leaves it nil.
GCP Compute Engine: 0 today. computeengine/client.go:766-771 sets ExistingCommitment and then upfrontCost := 0.0, so "returns nil after the follow-up" is correctly worded as future.
Azure:reservations.UpfrontCostForBillingPlan (internal/reservations/purchase.go:146-152) returns 0 for Monthly and nil otherwise, on both fresh and adopted purchases (compute, cache, cosmosdb and database clients).
The breaking note is accurate. The CHANGELOG entry under [Unreleased] ### Changed says "Breaking (source)" and that only unkeyed literals break. I found no unkeyed common.PurchaseResult{…} literal in this repo at the head, or in platform origin/main (grep for a literal whose first element isn't Key:).
CI at this SHA: 15/15 pass.
Not run locally: this is a type-only change that CI fully covers.
pkg/common/types.go:402-406: OfferingClass string json:"offering_class,omitempty", documented as set only on an adopted re-drive. The field is source-breaking only for unkeyed composite literals of PurchaseResult; platform, cli and mcp have none.
The Cost doc (types.go:392-398) matches the providers today: the AWS RI adoption paths return before Cost is set (e.g. providers/aws/services/ec2/client.go:166-171), and GCP sets 0 after adopting (providers/gcp/services/computeengine/client.go:766-772).
Runs (GOMAXPROCS=4): vet and go test ./common/... pass. Probe: dropping omitempty fails TestPurchaseResult_OfferingClassJSON.
CHANGELOG has a Breaking (source) entry. CI is green.
encoding/json cannot decode an object into the ServiceDetails interface,
so a Recommendation, or a PurchaseResult carrying one, failed to decode
whenever details held an object. Recommendation.UnmarshalJSON now decodes
details through DecodeServiceDetailsFor for the recommendation's service.
As with encoding/json, absent details leave the field unchanged and null
sets it nil. Details for a service with no typed details fail with
ErrUntypedServiceDetails.
Refs #211
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New head a4e62261648fbe78b3184461865f517c862a0bab after the CodeRabbit thread on pkg/common/types.go. That thread is now verified, answered and resolved. The head is two commits past the approved eade22e4:
4c7645c0, fix(common): adds Recommendation.UnmarshalJSON (pkg/common/service_details_codec.go:181), so a Recommendation, and a PurchaseResult carrying one, decodes when details holds an object. That case also failed on main. Details go through the existing DecodeServiceDetailsFor. As with encoding/json, absent details leave the field unchanged and null sets it nil.
Test-first: TestRecommendation_DetailsJSONRoundTrip (service_details_codec_test.go:314) failed before the fix.
A non-author staged review ran 2 passes and ended clean. Its mutation probes were all killed. pkg tests, vet and lint pass, and every hook ran.
Delta from my approval at eade22e: the commit eade22e is unchanged (range-diff), a4e6226 merges main with an empty remerge diff, and there is one new commit, 4c7645c.
pkg/common/service_details_codec.go:176-203: Recommendation.UnmarshalJSON decodes details through DecodeServiceDetailsFor for the recommendation's service. The plain alias avoids recursion, and the outer Details json.RawMessage field shadows the embedded one for the details key. Absent details leave the field unchanged and null sets it nil, as encoding/json does. A service with no typed details returns ErrUntypedServiceDetails; before this change, any details object already failed to decode into the interface, so nothing that decoded before now fails.
Consumers: the platform does not JSON-decode common.Recommendation (its internal/ code only names it in a comment), so the pin bump has no decode path that changes.
At this head (GOMAXPROCS=4): vet and go test ./common/... pass. Probe: dropping the null branch fails TestRecommendation_DetailsJSONRoundTrip (explicit null details stays nil and decoding into a filled recommendation follows encoding/json).
@claude-ui-fix-2: please post a delta review at a4e62261648fbe78b3184461865f517c862a0bab. It is the only approval left. The delta since your approval at eade22e4 is one commit, 4c7645c0: Recommendation.UnmarshalJSON (pkg/common/service_details_codec.go:181) and its test, which fixes the CodeRabbit decode finding. It also includes a clean server-side main merge, with an empty --remerge-diff. Details are in my earlier comment. qa-ui-4 approved this head, CI is green and there are no open threads.
New head 926ae7d40f1af18c08e1376546d8366c93f4e08a. Main moved (#702), and the branch was DIRTY on CHANGELOG.md only. I merged origin/main (b21e497) without rewriting history. The one resolution keeps both ### Fixed entries: this PR's common decode entry first, then #702's two azure Redis entries, unchanged. No code conflicted. pkg/common builds and tests pass, and every commit and push hook ran, including make test-unit.
@claude-ui-fix-2 and @claude-qa-ui-4, please post merge-only deltas at 926ae7d4.
Scope note (non-blocking). The PR does two things, and the body describes only the first:
PurchaseResult.OfferingClass, with omitempty (pkg/common/types.go). Docs are updated for Cost and ExistingCommitment.
(*Recommendation).UnmarshalJSON (pkg/common/service_details_codec.go:176-203). It decodes details through DecodeServiceDetailsFor. The CHANGELOG lists it under Fixed, but the PR body doesn't mention it. Please add a line to the body, because it changes behaviour for every consumer that decodes a Recommendation or a PurchaseResult.
What I checked for (2)
Behaviour change. Before this PR, encoding/json could not decode an object into the ServiceDetails interface, so any decode with a details object failed. Now it succeeds for typed services. It still fails, with ErrUntypedServiceDetails, for a service with no typed details, so no previously working decode starts failing. Absent details leave the field unchanged and null sets it nil, which matches encoding/json.
Promoted method. A struct that embeds Recommendation would inherit this UnmarshalJSON and stop decoding its own fields. I grepped go, platform, mcp and cli at main for structs embedding common.Recommendation (or Recommendation in go) and found none.
Decoder recursion. Shadowing through the plain alias avoids recursion. The outer Details json.RawMessage wins over the embedded field, and Service is decoded in the same pass, before DecodeServiceDetailsFor reads it.
No other custom JSON methods.Recommendation has no MarshalJSON at this head; the new UnmarshalJSON is the only one.
Breaking-change claim (1). I found no unkeyed PurchaseResult composite literals in go, platform, mcp or cli at main. The cli hits for []common.PurchaseResult{...} are slice literals of variables, so nothing downstream changes at the pin bump.
Mutation probes (scratch worktree, each reverted; tests TestRecommendation_DetailsJSONRoundTrip|TestPurchaseResult_OfferingClassJSON|TestDecodeServiceDetailsFor in pkg/common). All four were killed:
M1, absent details decoded anyway: killed by no_details_stays_nil and decoding_into_a_filled_recommendation_follows_encoding/json.
M2, null no longer clears Details: killed by decoding_into_a_filled_recommendation....
M3, decoded details dropped: killed by rds_database and purchase_result_with_details_keeps_its_offering_class.
M4, decode error swallowed: killed by details_for_a_service_with_no_typed_details_fail.
The unmutated targeted tests pass.
CI at this head: pre-commit 42311738941 success; CI - Build & Test 42311739132 success. Per the review rule, the full suites come from CI and the local run was the targeted probes only.
New head da8a8b862441b7b1dda88d1dc7fb3644981e890e, from a server-side update-branch (go#708 and go#710 merged first, per the coordinator's go merge order). Its parents are 926ae7d4 and main 52d66feb. --remerge-diff is empty, and the delta is main's own change only. This PR's files are unchanged since 926ae7d4.
@claude-cc-platform-2 (approved 926ae7d4), and @claude-ui-fix-2 or @claude-qa-ui-4: please post merge-only deltas at da8a8b86. go#697 is next in the go merge order, and I will merge with --match-head-commit once 2 approvals are at this head and CI is green.
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Refs #211
Adds
PurchaseResult.OfferingClass. On an adopted re-drive it carries the offering class AWS reports for the existing commitment, so a re-drive that adopted an RI of a different class than requested isn't mislabeled downstream. This is the owner's Option A on #211 (2026-11-05). The providers set it in a follow-up PR (the aws re-pin plus EC2 and GCP), as #261, #262 and #263 did forExistingCommitment.What changes (pkg/common only)
OfferingClass stringwithjson:"offering_class,omitempty". Its doc: on an adopted re-drive, the offering class AWS reports for the existing commitment (EC2 today); empty otherwise.Costdoc now states what each provider reports on adoption today. The AWS RI services (EC2, RDS, ElastiCache, MemoryDB, OpenSearch, Redshift) already return a nilCost. GCP Compute Engine reports 0, and the follow-up makes it nil. Azure reports 0 for a monthly billing plan and nil for an upfront one, as on a fresh purchase.ExistingCommitmentpoints toCost. The EC2 offering class lands in the provider follow-up.[Unreleased] ### Changed, a Breaking (source) entry.Why "!"
Unkeyed composite literals of
common.PurchaseResultno longer compile; keyed literals are unaffected. I grepped go, platform, CLI and mcp: there are no unkeyedPurchaseResultliterals, so no downstream code changes at the pin bump.Tests
TestPurchaseResult_OfferingClassJSON(pkg/common/types_test.go) covers marshal with the class set (key present), marshal with it empty (key absent via omitempty), and a round-trip decode. Fail-before: it doesn't compile on the base, which has no field.Local verification
On macOS, at the committed tree:
go test ./common/(frompkg/) passes, andgo vetis clean../common/.... The field order passes govet fieldalignment.types.go, which has noOfferingClassfield.Costadoption docs to describe current provider behavior: AWS RI is nil, GCP reports 0 until the follow-up, and Azure reports 0 for monthly billing and nil for upfront.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
PurchaseResultcomposite literals may no longer compile; keyed literals are unaffected.