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Implements M1 milestone for loading job specifications from TOML configuration at node startup. Features: - LoadJobsFromConfig with dependency injection pattern - ParseJobSpecsFromTOML for [[Jobs]] section parsing - Idempotent loading via ExternalJobID - Comprehensive test coverage (10 tests) - Success/failure observability Breaks import cycles using ValidatorFunc injection. Backward compatible with existing job loading.
- Add ConfigTOMLPath to ApplicationOpts - Add job loading after jobSpawner creation - Support cron and directrequest validators - Build verified
Changed integration to use correct job format: - type="standardcapabilities" with command field (cron, consensus, streams) - Not separate types like type="cron", type="directrequest" Updates: - application.go: Changed validators map to use standardcapabilities key - loader_test.go: Updated all tests to use standardcapabilities format This aligns with the actual job architecture where all standard capabilities jobs use the same type with different command values.
Changed job loading to use cfg.ConfigTOML() which returns the effective merged configuration from all TOML files, rather than trying to read a specific file path. This properly supports the CLP operator's config layering where multiple configs are passed via -c flags and merged. - Removed ConfigTOMLPath field from ApplicationOpts - Read from effective config using cfg.ConfigTOML() - Works with any config source (file, env, CLP ConfigMaps)
M1 reads from the effective configuration which is the merged result of all TOML files passed via -c flags. No hardcoded paths needed. For K8s/CLP deployments, job config should be added to ConfigMaps with descriptive keys (e.g., standardcap-jobs.toml) which the operator will automatically mount and include in the -c flags.
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