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# Requirements Archive: v1.14.22
**Milestone:** Config Consolidation & Infrastructure
**Status:** 100% COMPLETE
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## 1. Functional Requirements (Archived)
- [x] **R-01: Centralized Configuration**: All environment settings must live in the `config/` directory.
- [x] **R-02: Secret Separation**: Production secrets must be stored in `secrets.yaml` and excluded from Git.
- [x] **R-03: Multi-Domain Schema**: Config must be split into `backend`, `frontend`, `network`, and `docker` domains.
- [x] **R-04: Python Tooling**: All deployment and management scripts must be implemented in Python with consistent logging.
- [x] **R-05: Dynamic Topology**: The system must automatically calculate API endpoints from the `server_ip` defined in `network.yaml`.
- [x] **R-06: Unified Auth Mgmt**: Admin UI must save LDAP settings directly to the YAML configuration.
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## 2. Technical Quality Requirements
- [x] **Q-01: Type Compliance**: No bold/medium font weights in the UI.
- [x] **Q-02: Copywriting**: Contextual CTA labels for all destructive or safety-critical actions.
- [x] **Q-03: Backward Compatibility**: Legacy `inventory.env` support maintained during the transition (deprecated).
- [x] **Q-04: Security**: Masked secrets in logs and subprocess injection protection.
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## 3. Requirement Outcomes
- **Validated**: YAML configuration significantly improved developer experience and deployment reliability.
- **Adjusted**: Initially planned to keep `inventory.env` as primary; adjusted to deprecate it immediately in favor of YAML.
- **Dropped**: Scale testing with 10k items (Deferred to Phase 8).

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# Milestone Archive: v1.14.22 — Config Consolidation & Infrastructure
**Shipped:** 2026-04-23
**Git Tag:** v1.14.22
**Audit Rating:** 10/10
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## 1. Executive Summary
Milestone v1.14.22 focused on the transition from legacy environment-variable-based configuration to a centralized, domain-driven YAML architecture. It established a Single Source of Truth (SSOT) for network topology and replaced all legacy shell scripts with a unified Python management suite.
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## 2. Phase Breakdown (Phase 7)
### Phase 7: Config Consolidation
- **Plan 01: Folder Structure**: Created `config/` with YAML schemas and examples.
- **Plan 02: Backend Refactor**: Migrated `config_loader.py` and `config_manager.py` to YAML.
- **Plan 03: Script Unification**: Converted `deploy`, `run_standalone`, `install_service`, and `export` to Python.
- **Plan 04: Docker Integration**: Integrated volume-mounted YAML configs and updated entrypoints.
- **Hardening Pass**: Fixed typography (NO BOLD), contextual CTAs, and Port 80 SSL conflicts.
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## 3. Key Accomplishments
-**YAML-First Architecture**: Load order enforced (Env > YAML > Secrets > Defaults).
-**Python Tooling Suite**: 100% removal of legacy `.sh` management scripts.
-**Dynamic Client Discovery**: Frontend automatically finds backend via `network.json` sync.
-**Premium UI Polish**: Full compliance with AI_RULES.md typography and copywriting standards.
-**Infrastructure Stability**: Robust Caddy standalone proxy with SSL.
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## 4. Statistics
- **Phases**: 1
- **Tasks Completed**: 19
- **Files Modified**: 45+
- **Commit Range**: 778d671a..e5bb14d9