docs(design): RFC for companion-set deploy#360
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Design doc for deploying a stack together with its required companion stacks (inferred from the reverse dependencies.owner edges) as one ordered, fail-closed transaction -- so deploying an owner stack cannot silently strand a companion worker/scheduler that shares its queue. Generalizes the two-tier CI-chaining mitigation to N-tier and to the direct `sc deploy` path. Signed-off-by: Dmitrii Creed <creeed22@gmail.com>
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docs/design/companion-set-deploy/README.md.Design doc for deploying a stack together with its required companion stacks as one ordered, fail-closed transaction. The companion set is inferred from the reverse
dependencies.owneredges SC already loads (ReadStacks), deployed owner-first (topological), via a thinDeploySet()over the existingDeploy(); a partial set exits non-zero.Why: with the imperative per-stack model, deploying an owner stack (web/API) without its companion (a singleton worker/scheduler sharing the same queue via
dependencies) silently strands the env with no consumer/periodic processor — owner health stays green and there's no worker Deployment to alarm on. CIneeds:-chaining mitigates the two-tier case but only on the CI path and doesn't model multi-companion DAGs; this closes it at the platform layer and on the directsc deploypath.Docs-only (no code); the implementation is scoped in the Rollout section (behind
--with-companionsfirst).