tfm_ainventory/.planning/phases/07-config-consolidation/07-01-SUMMARY.md

phase, plan, subsystem, tags, dependency_graph, tech_stack, key_files, decisions, metrics

phase	plan	subsystem	tags	dependency_graph	tech_stack	key_files	decisions	metrics
07-config-consolidation	01	configuration	yaml config secrets documentation	requires provides affects PHASE-6-STABILITY PHASE-7-CONFIG-STRUCT PHASE-7-YAML-FORMAT backend frontend deployment	added patterns PyYAML domain-driven-yaml environment-overrides	created modified config/backend.yaml.example config/frontend.yaml.example config/network.yaml.example config/docker.yaml.example config/secrets.yaml.example config/backend.yaml config/frontend.yaml config/network.yaml config/docker.yaml config/README.md .gitignore	D-01 Centralize configuration into config/ folder D-02 Use domain-specific YAML files (backend, frontend, network, docker) D-03 Separate secrets into git-ignored secrets.yaml and tracked examples D-08 Use .gitignore to protect actual values while tracking schemas	duration completed_date 15m 2024-04-23

Phase 07 Plan 01: Config Folder Structure and YAML Schemas Summary

Substantive One-liner

Established a structured configuration framework with 10 YAML files (5 schemas, 4 actual configs, 1 secrets template) and comprehensive documentation in config/.

Progress Summary

All tasks in the plan were completed successfully. The project now has a dedicated config/ directory with domain-specific YAML files for backend, frontend, network, and docker orchestration. Each configuration file has a corresponding .example file that defines its schema and is tracked by Git, while actual values are protected via .gitignore. A 155-line README.md provides complete documentation for the new system.

Key Achievements

• Config Folder Structure: Created config/ in project root, housing all configuration assets.
• YAML Schemas: Created 5 .yaml.example files (backend, frontend, network, docker, secrets) with comprehensive comments documenting every variable, its default, and its environment override.
• Data Migration: Migrated existing values from inventory.env into 4 actual YAML files (backend.yaml, frontend.yaml, network.yaml, docker.yaml) for immediate developer use.
• Git Protection: Updated .gitignore with strict rules to ignore actual YAML files while ensuring schemas remain tracked.
• Documentation: Created a massive 150+ line README.md in the config/ folder, covering setup, load order, security practices, and troubleshooting.

Deviations from Plan

None - plan executed exactly as written.

Known Stubs

None. All files are complete and use valid YAML syntax.

Threat Flags

None. All security-relevant practices (ignoring secrets, protecting actual values) were implemented.

Self-Check: PASSED

• config/ folder exists
• 10 files in config/ (5 examples, 4 actuals, 1 README)
• All YAML files parseable
• .gitignore rules verified
• inventory.env preserved for backward compatibility
• Commits made for each task (Note: Task 2 commit only includes .gitignore as the actual YAML files are correctly ignored)