All service-layer Create methods (team, owner, target, issuer,
certificate) were unconditionally overwriting user-provided IDs with
auto-generated ones and leaving CreatedAt/UpdatedAt as zero values.
This caused three user-visible bugs:
- POST /api/v1/teams with {"id": "t-demo"} returned a generated ID
like "team-1773601137949154216" instead of "t-demo"
- POST /api/v1/owners referencing the user-provided team_id failed
with Internal Server Error (FK constraint on non-existent generated ID)
- created_at/updated_at came back as "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z"
Fix: all 9 affected Create methods (both context-aware and handler
interface variants) now check if ID is empty before generating, and
set timestamps to time.Now() if zero-valued. Follows the existing
correct pattern in policy.go CreateRule/CreatePolicy.
Also removes two stale temp files (audit.go.* and issuer.go.*) that
were accidentally committed to the repo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Runtime fixes:
- Fix env var mismatch (CERTCTL_DB_URL → CERTCTL_DATABASE_URL)
- Fix table name mismatches (certificates → managed_certificates, notifications → notification_events)
- Add renewal_policy_id to certificate queries
- Remove non-existent created_at from notification queries
- Add env var fallback for agent CLI flags
- Graceful degradation for missing notifiers/issuers in demo mode
- Copy web/ directory in Dockerfile for dashboard serving
Service layer:
- Implement handler-service interface pattern across all services
- Wire up certificate, agent, job, policy, team, owner, audit, notification services
Documentation:
- Add concepts.md: beginner-friendly guide to TLS, CAs, private keys
- Rewrite quickstart.md with accurate API examples matching actual handlers
- Add demo-advanced.md: interactive demo with cert issuance and automated script
- Update architecture.md with correct table names and connector interfaces
- Update connectors.md to match actual Go interface signatures
- Update demo-guide.md with cross-references to new docs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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