feat(deployment): resolve and record deployment names through the api

[stalniy]

Why

A deployment's name now lives on the deployment itself, but deploy-web read it only from this browser's localStorage. A user on a second device — or one who cleared their storage — saw Deployment 4211337 where their deployment actually had a name.

Part of CON-954 — https://linear.app/ovrclk/issue/CON-954/show-the-apis-deployment-name-when-this-browser-has-none

Slice 1 of 3. Covers the deployment detail page and the bid screening page. The deployments list is slice 3 and still reads localStorage alone; see What's not here.

What

One precedence rule, everywhere: the name the API holds → this browser's record → the placeholder each surface already had. Reads and writes both move onto the API.

	before	after
Detail page heading	this browser's record only	API's name, falling back to this browser's
Bid screening name field	the draft in this browser	the name the deployment carries
Creating a deployment	name written to localStorage	name sent in POST /v1/deployments
Renaming a deployment	name written to localStorage	PATCH /v1/deployments/{dseq}

The rule, in one hook

useResolvedDeploymentName is the single place the precedence lives. useDeploymentDefinition delegates its name to it, so the detail header resolves through the API over the getDeployment query it already runs — no extra request.

export function useResolvedDeploymentName(dseq, dependencies = DEPENDENCIES) {
  const { api, deploymentLocalStorage } = dependencies.useServices();
  const { address } = dependencies.useWallet();

  const query = api.v1.getDeployment.useQuery({ dseq: dseq ?? "" }, { enabled: !!dseq, /* ... */ });

  return query.data ?? deploymentLocalStorage.get(address, dseq)?.name;
}

Read as behaviour (useResolvedDeploymentName.spec.tsx):

it("prefers the name the api holds over the one this browser recorded", async () => {
  const { result } = setup({ apiName: "api-name", localName: "local-name" });

  await vi.waitFor(() => expect(result.current).toBe("api-name"));
});

it("falls back to this browser's record when the api holds no name", async () => {
  const { result, getDeployment } = setup({ apiName: null, localName: "local-name" });

  await vi.waitFor(() => expect(getDeployment).toHaveBeenCalled());
  expect(result.current).toBe("local-name");
});

it("resolves to nothing when neither holds a name, leaving the caller its own placeholder", async () => {
  const { result, getDeployment } = setup({ apiName: null });

  await vi.waitFor(() => expect(getDeployment).toHaveBeenCalled());
  expect(result.current).toBeUndefined();
});

undefined rather than a string, deliberately: each surface keeps its own placeholder — Deployment #4211337 on the detail page, Name your deployment in the bid screening field.

What the browser sends now

Both writes had to land in this PR. The API has named every deployment it creates since #3904, so the read half alone would have let that derived name overwrite what the user typed — on create, and on rename.

• Create carries the trimmed name. A blank name is omitted from the payload, not sent as "": the schema is trim().min(1), so an empty string fails the whole create rather than meaning "unnamed". Omitting it is what asks the API to name the deployment after its services.
• Rename uses PATCH with nothing but the name — the path that records a name without broadcasting or pushing a manifest, so it works on a deployment the console holds no SDL for. It then invalidates the exact query the heading reads, so the new name appears without a reload.

Behaviour removed

A name can no longer be cleared. PATCH rejects a blank name and rejects a patch that assigns nothing, so clear-by-emptying cannot survive the move to the API. The dialog now refuses an empty name instead of silently erasing it. A user who wants the Deployment #4211337 placeholder back has no way to ask for it.

Also: a failed rename now leaves the dialog open with an error instead of reporting success.

What's not here

• The deployments list — the third surface in the spec. No API endpoint returns names in bulk today: GET /v1/deployments is hardcoded to state: "active", and the per-deployment read costs a chain deployment fetch plus a chain lease-list fetch per row. Slice 2 adds a batch endpoint, slice 3 consumes it.
• Removing the localStorage writes. They are kept alongside the API writes on purpose — the list, the home screen, alert rows, billing usage and provider lease rows still resolve names from this browser alone. Dropping them now would trade one disagreement between surfaces for its mirror image. They go once those surfaces read the API.

What a person sees

Real components and hooks driven in a DOM, with only the network boundary stubbed. Full reproducible walkthrough under Demo.

renamed to 'checkout-api' on another device; this browser still remembers 'old-laptop-name'
  first paint, api still answering  ->  "old-laptop-name"
  once the api answers              ->  "checkout-api"
never named anywhere
  first paint, api still answering  ->  "Deployment #4211337"
  once the api answers              ->  "Deployment #4211337"
the user typed 'checkout-api' into the deployment pane
  POST /v1/deployments <- {"sdl":"...","name":"checkout-api","deposit":0.5}
the user left the name field empty
  POST /v1/deployments <- {"sdl":"...","deposit":0.5}
a quoting session reopened in a browser that holds no draft of it
  nothing created yet, nothing typed  ->  name field reads "" (placeholder "Name your deployment")
  the quoted deployment exists       ->  name field reads "checkout-api"
PATCH /v1/deployments/{dseq} <- {"dseq":"4211337","data":{"name":"checkout-api"}}
then refreshes the query the heading reads: {"queryKey":["v1","getDeployment",{"dseq":"4211337"}]}
clearing the name sends nothing: 0 request(s), the dialog stays open

The two lines per heading case are deliberate: the heading paints this browser's record first and swaps when the API answers, so nothing flickers through a blank heading.

Verification

apps/deploy-web, 419 changes:

• npm test — passed
• npm run lint -- --quiet — passed
• npx tsc --noEmit — 85 errors, all present at the merge base, none in changed files

DeploymentNameModal had no spec; it has one now covering the PATCH, the invalidation, the refusal of an empty name and the failure path.

Demo

Executable walkthrough — re-runnable with uvx showboat verify

CON-954 — deploy-web shows the name the API holds

2026-09-11T13:08:03Z by Showboat 0.6.1

A deployment's name now lives on the deployment itself, but deploy-web read it only from this
browser's localStorage. A user on a second device — or one who cleared their storage — saw
Deployment 4211337 where their deployment actually had a name.

This branch resolves a name by one precedence, everywhere: the name the console API holds,
then this browser's own record, then the placeholder each surface already had. It also
moves the writes onto the API, so the name a user chooses is what the API ends up holding.

Three things a person can see change:

1. the deployment detail page heading,
2. the name field on the bid screening page while quotes are live,
3. what leaves the browser when a deployment is created or renamed.

The deployments list is the fourth surface named in the spec. It is not in this slice: it needs a
batch name lookup the API does not expose yet, so it still reads localStorage alone and is
demonstrated in a later slice.

git log --format="%s" -3

feat(deployment): rename a deployment through the api
feat(deployment): name the deployment the configure flow creates
feat(deployment): prefer the api's deployment name over this browser's

deploy-web is a Next.js app whose deployment pages need a signed-in wallet, the console API and a
live Akash chain behind them, none of which exist in this sandbox. So the demo drives the real
production components and hooks in a DOM, with only the network boundary stubbed: a
getDeployment response standing in for the API, and a localStorage record standing in for this
browser. Everything between those two edges — useResolvedDeploymentName,
useDeploymentDefinition, DeploymentDetailHeader, useDeploymentName, DeploymentNameField,
useDeploymentFlow, DeploymentNameModal — is the shipped code.

The block below writes that walkthrough, runs it, and removes it again. The walkthrough writes its
transcript straight to a file rather than the console, so what you read is its own output and not
the test reporter's framing of it. What it prints is the text rendered on screen and the request
bodies that left the browser.

set -o pipefail
cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/apps/deploy-web"

cat > src/con954-demo.spec.tsx <<'TSX_EOF'
import { appendFileSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
import type { ReactNode } from "react";
import { createProxy } from "@akashnetwork/react-query-proxy";
import { describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest";
import { mock, mockDeep } from "vitest-mock-extended";

import { DeploymentNameModal } from "@src/components/LocalNoteManager/DeploymentNameModal";
import { DeploymentNameField } from "@src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/DeploymentPane/DeploymentNameField/DeploymentNameField";
import type { DEPENDENCIES as FLOW_DEPENDENCIES } from "@src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentFlow/useDeploymentFlow";
import { useDeploymentFlow } from "@src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentFlow/useDeploymentFlow";
import { useDeploymentName } from "@src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/useDeploymentName";
import { DEPENDENCIES as HEADER_DEPENDENCIES, DeploymentDetailHeader } from "@src/components/deployments/DeploymentDetail/DeploymentDetailHeader";
import type { AppDIContainer } from "@src/context/ServicesProvider/ServicesProvider";
import { useDeploymentDefinition } from "@src/hooks/useDeploymentDefinition/useDeploymentDefinition";
import { useResolvedDeploymentName } from "@src/hooks/useResolvedDeploymentName/useResolvedDeploymentName";
import type { DeploymentStorageService } from "@src/services/deployment-storage/deployment-storage.service";
import type { DeploymentDto, LeaseDto } from "@src/types/deployment";
import type { ApiProviderList } from "@src/types/provider";

import { act, render, renderHook, screen, waitFor } from "@testing-library/react";
import userEvent from "@testing-library/user-event";
import { MockComponents } from "@tests/unit/mocks";
import { TestContainerProvider } from "@tests/unit/TestContainerProvider";

const DSEQ = "4211337";

/** Written straight to a file rather than the console: the test reporter's own framing is not part of what this demonstrates. */
const TRANSCRIPT = "/tmp/con954-demo.out";
writeFileSync(TRANSCRIPT, "");
const say = (line: string) => appendFileSync(TRANSCRIPT, `${line}\n`);

describe("CON-954", () => {
  it("scene 1 — the deployment detail page heading", async () => {
    await showHeading("renamed to 'checkout-api' on another device; this browser still remembers 'old-laptop-name'", {
      apiName: "checkout-api",
      localName: "old-laptop-name",
      settlesOn: "checkout-api"
    });
    await showHeading("named 'named-on-this-laptop' before names reached the api", {
      apiName: null,
      localName: "named-on-this-laptop",
      settlesOn: "named-on-this-laptop"
    });
    await showHeading("never named anywhere", { apiName: null, localName: undefined, settlesOn: `Deployment #${DSEQ}` });
  });

  it("scene 2 — what requesting quotes sends to the api", async () => {
    await showCreateRequest("the user typed 'checkout-api' into the deployment pane", "  checkout-api  ");
    await showCreateRequest("the user left the name field empty", "   ");
  });

  it("scene 3 — the name field on the bid screening page", async () => {
    const api = stubbedApi({ name: "checkout-api" });
    const deploymentLocalStorage = stubbedStorage(undefined);
    const useServices = stubbedServices(api, deploymentLocalStorage);
    say("a quoting session reopened in a browser that holds no draft of it");
    const useResolved: typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useDeploymentDefinition extends never ? never : typeof useResolvedDeploymentName = dseq =>
      useResolvedDeploymentName(dseq, { useServices, useWallet: stubbedWallet });

    function BidScreeningNameField({ dseq }: { dseq: string | null }) {
      const { name, setName } = useDeploymentName({ initialName: undefined, dseq }, { useServices, useResolvedDeploymentName: useResolved });
      return <DeploymentNameField value={name} onChange={setName} disabled={!!dseq} />;
    }

    const { rerender } = render(
      <TestContainerProvider services={{ api: () => api, deploymentLocalStorage: () => deploymentLocalStorage }}>
        <BidScreeningNameField dseq={null} />
      </TestContainerProvider>
    );
    say(`  nothing created yet, nothing typed  ->  name field reads "${nameFieldValue()}" (placeholder "Name your deployment")`);

    rerender(
      <TestContainerProvider services={{ api: () => api, deploymentLocalStorage: () => deploymentLocalStorage }}>
        <BidScreeningNameField dseq={DSEQ} />
      </TestContainerProvider>
    );
    await waitFor(() => expect(nameFieldValue()).toBe("checkout-api"));
    say(`  the quoted deployment exists       ->  name field reads "${nameFieldValue()}"`);
  });

  it("scene 4 — renaming from the deployment detail page", async () => {
    const patchBodies: unknown[] = [];
    const invalidated: unknown[] = [];
    const saved: boolean[] = [];
    const api = mockDeep<AppDIContainer["api"]>();
    api.v1.getDeployment.getKey.mockImplementation(request => ["v1", "getDeployment", { dseq: request?.dseq ?? "" }]);
    api.v1.patchDeployment.useMutation.mockReturnValue(
      mock<ReturnType<typeof api.v1.patchDeployment.useMutation>>({
        mutate: ((variables: unknown, options: { onSuccess?: () => void }) => {
          patchBodies.push(variables);
          options.onSuccess?.();
        }) as never
      })
    );
    const deploymentLocalStorage = mock<DeploymentStorageService>();
    const queryClient = mock<ReturnType<typeof FLOW_DEPENDENCIES.useQueryClient>>();
    queryClient.invalidateQueries.mockImplementation(((filters: unknown) => invalidated.push(filters)) as never);

    render(
      <TestContainerProvider services={{ api: () => api, deploymentLocalStorage: () => deploymentLocalStorage }}>
        <DeploymentNameModal
          dseq={DSEQ}
          onClose={vi.fn()}
          onSaved={() => saved.push(true)}
          getDeploymentName={() => "old-laptop-name"}
          dependencies={{ useSnackbar: () => ({ enqueueSnackbar: vi.fn(), closeSnackbar: vi.fn() }), useQueryClient: () => queryClient }}
        />
      </TestContainerProvider>
    );

    say('the dialog opens on the name this browser holds: "old-laptop-name"');
    await typeIntoNameDialog("checkout-api");
    say(`PATCH /v1/deployments/{dseq} <- ${JSON.stringify(patchBodies[0])}`);
    say(`then refreshes the query the heading reads: ${JSON.stringify(invalidated[0])}`);
    say(`the dialog reports success and closes: ${saved.length === 1}`);

    patchBodies.length = 0;
    await typeIntoNameDialog("");
    say(`clearing the name sends nothing: ${patchBodies.length} request(s), the dialog stays open`);
  });

  async function showHeading(situation: string, input: { apiName: string | null; localName: string | undefined; settlesOn: string }) {
    const api = stubbedApi({ name: input.apiName });
    const deploymentLocalStorage = stubbedStorage(input.localName);
    const useServices = stubbedServices(api, deploymentLocalStorage);
    const resolveDefinition: typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useDeploymentDefinition = dseq =>
      useDeploymentDefinition(dseq, {
        useServices,
        useWallet: stubbedWallet,
        useResolvedDeploymentName: seq => useResolvedDeploymentName(seq, { useServices, useWallet: stubbedWallet })
      });

    const { unmount } = render(
      <TestContainerProvider services={{ api: () => api, deploymentLocalStorage: () => deploymentLocalStorage }}>
        <DeploymentDetailHeader
          deployment={mock<DeploymentDto>({ dseq: DSEQ, state: "active", groups: [], escrowAccount: mock<DeploymentDto["escrowAccount"]>() })}
          leases={[mock<LeaseDto>({ id: "1", provider: "akash1provider", state: "active" })]}
          providers={[mock<ApiProviderList>({ owner: "akash1provider" })]}
          dependencies={headerDependencies(resolveDefinition)}
        />
      </TestContainerProvider>
    );

    const firstPaint = heading();
    await waitFor(() => expect(heading()).toBe(input.settlesOn));
    say(`${situation}`);
    say(`  first paint, api still answering  ->  "${firstPaint}"`);
    say(`  once the api answers              ->  "${heading()}"`);
    unmount();
  }

  async function showCreateRequest(situation: string, typedName: string) {
    const sent: unknown[] = [];
    const createDeployment = mock<{ mutate: ReturnType<typeof vi.fn> }>({
      mutate: vi.fn((variables, options) => {
        sent.push(variables);
        options.onSuccess({ data: { dseq: DSEQ, manifest: "manifest" } });
      })
    });
    const api = mockDeep<AppDIContainer["api"]>();
    api.v1.createDeployment.useMutation.mockReturnValue(createDeployment as never);
    const services = { api, deploymentLocalStorage: mock<DeploymentStorageService>(), analyticsService: mock<{ track: () => void }>() };
    const { result } = renderHook(() =>
      useDeploymentFlow(
        { intent: { sdlStrategy: "edit", bidStrategy: "select", dseq: undefined, vm: false } },
        {
          useServices: (() => services) as never,
          useListBids: (() => ({ data: { data: [] }, isLoading: false, isError: false })) as never,
          useRouter: (() => mock<ReturnType<typeof FLOW_DEPENDENCIES.useRouter>>({ replace: vi.fn() as never })) as never,
          useQueryClient: (() => mock<ReturnType<typeof FLOW_DEPENDENCIES.useQueryClient>>()) as never,
          manifestFromSdl: () => "manifest",
          deploymentResourcesFromSdl: () => ({ gpuAmount: 0, cpuAmount: 0, memoryAmount: 0, storageAmount: 0 })
        }
      )
    );

    act(() => result.current.actions.requestQuotes("version: '2.0'\nservices:\n  web:\n  postgres:", typedName));
    await waitFor(() => expect(sent.length).toBe(1));
    say(`${situation}`);
    say(`  POST /v1/deployments <- ${JSON.stringify((sent[0] as { data: Record<string, unknown> }).data)}`);
  }

  async function typeIntoNameDialog(name: string) {
    const field = screen.getByRole("textbox", { name: "Name" });
    await userEvent.clear(field);
    if (name) await userEvent.type(field, name);
    await userEvent.click(screen.getByRole("button", { name: "Save" }));
  }

  function nameFieldValue() {
    return (screen.getByRole("textbox", { name: "Deployment name" }) as HTMLInputElement).value;
  }

  function heading() {
    return screen.getByRole("heading", { level: 1 }).textContent ?? "";
  }

  function stubbedApi(deployment: { name: string | null }) {
    return createProxy({
      v1: { getDeployment: () => Promise.resolve({ data: { ...deployment, deployment: { hash: "h" }, consoleSettings: null } }) }
    }) as unknown as AppDIContainer["api"];
  }

  function stubbedStorage(localName: string | undefined) {
    return mock<DeploymentStorageService>({ get: vi.fn(() => (localName ? { name: localName } : null)) });
  }

  function stubbedServices(api: AppDIContainer["api"], deploymentLocalStorage: DeploymentStorageService) {
    return (() => ({ api, deploymentLocalStorage })) as never;
  }

  function headerDependencies(useDeploymentDefinitionImpl: typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useDeploymentDefinition) {
    return MockComponents(HEADER_DEPENDENCIES, {
      useDeploymentDefinition: useDeploymentDefinitionImpl,
      useLocalNotes: () => mock<ReturnType<typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useLocalNotes>>({ changeDeploymentName: vi.fn() }),
      useWallet: () => mock<ReturnType<typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useWallet>>({ isTrialing: false }),
      useDeploymentEscrowBalance: () => ({ balanceUdenom: 0, denom: "uact" }),
      useDeploymentSettingQuery: () => mock<ReturnType<typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useDeploymentSettingQuery>>({ data: undefined }),
      useDeclaredTeeTypes: () => [],
      useDeclaredGpuInterconnect: () => ({ enabled: false, fabrics: [] }),
      CostRate: vi.fn(() => <span />),
      CostBreakdownTooltip: vi.fn(({ children }: { children?: ReactNode }) => <span>{children}</span>),
      DeploymentVisitControl: vi.fn(() => <span />)
    });
  }
});

function stubbedWallet() {
  return mock<ReturnType<typeof HEADER_DEPENDENCIES.useWallet>>({ address: "akash1demo" });
}
TSX_EOF

rm -f /tmp/con954-demo.out
if NODE_ENV=test DEPLOYMENT_ENV=staging npx vitest run src/con954-demo.spec.tsx --silent > /tmp/con954-vitest.log 2>&1; then
  cat /tmp/con954-demo.out
  status=0
else
  cat /tmp/con954-vitest.log
  status=1
fi
rm -f src/con954-demo.spec.tsx /tmp/con954-demo.out /tmp/con954-vitest.log
exit $status

renamed to 'checkout-api' on another device; this browser still remembers 'old-laptop-name'
  first paint, api still answering  ->  "old-laptop-name"
  once the api answers              ->  "checkout-api"
named 'named-on-this-laptop' before names reached the api
  first paint, api still answering  ->  "named-on-this-laptop"
  once the api answers              ->  "named-on-this-laptop"
never named anywhere
  first paint, api still answering  ->  "Deployment #4211337"
  once the api answers              ->  "Deployment #4211337"
the user typed 'checkout-api' into the deployment pane
  POST /v1/deployments <- {"sdl":"version: '2.0'\nservices:\n  web:\n  postgres:","name":"checkout-api","deposit":0.5}
the user left the name field empty
  POST /v1/deployments <- {"sdl":"version: '2.0'\nservices:\n  web:\n  postgres:","deposit":0.5}
a quoting session reopened in a browser that holds no draft of it
  nothing created yet, nothing typed  ->  name field reads "" (placeholder "Name your deployment")
  the quoted deployment exists       ->  name field reads "checkout-api"
the dialog opens on the name this browser holds: "old-laptop-name"
PATCH /v1/deployments/{dseq} <- {"dseq":"4211337","data":{"name":"checkout-api"}}
then refreshes the query the heading reads: {"queryKey":["v1","getDeployment",{"dseq":"4211337"}]}
the dialog reports success and closes: true
clearing the name sends nothing: 0 request(s), the dialog stays open

Reading that back, surface by surface.

The detail page heading. A deployment renamed to checkout-api on another device used to read
old-laptop-name here forever; it now settles on the name the API holds. The two lines per case
are deliberate: the heading paints this browser's record first and swaps when the API answers, so
a deployment named before names reached the API never flickers through a blank heading, and one
named nowhere still reads Deployment #4211337 rather than an empty heading or the literal
null.

Requesting quotes. The typed name now travels in the create request — trimmed, so
" checkout-api " is stored as checkout-api. A name left blank is absent from the payload
rather than sent as "": the API's schema is trim().min(1), so an empty string would fail the
whole create instead of meaning "unnamed". Omitting it is what asks the API to name the deployment
after its services.

The bid screening field. Reopening a live quoting session in a browser that holds no draft of
it used to show an empty field. It now shows the name the deployment actually carries.

Renaming. The rename leaves the browser as PATCH /v1/deployments/{dseq} carrying nothing but
the name — the API path that records a name without broadcasting or pushing a manifest, so it
works on a deployment the console holds no SDL for. It then refreshes the exact query the heading
reads, which is why the new name appears without a reload.

One behaviour was removed, visible in the last line: an empty name is now refused instead of
clearing the name. PATCH rejects a blank name and rejects a patch that assigns nothing, so
clear-by-emptying cannot survive the move to the API. A user who wants the Deployment #4211337
placeholder back no longer has a way to ask for it.

No browser screenshot accompanies this: the sandbox has no Playwright browsers installed
(~/.cache/ms-playwright is empty) and the deployment pages cannot be reached without a wallet,
the console API and a chain. The strings above are read out of the same DOM a browser would paint,
from the same components.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Deployment names are retrieved from the API when available, with local fallback.
  • Deployment names are included in creation quote requests after trimming; blank names are omitted.
  • Deployment names are limited to 256 characters.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved consistency when switching deployments and reopening edited names.
  • Renaming now prevents duplicate submissions, safely persists updates, refreshes deployment data, and reports failures.

• Tests

  • Expanded coverage for name resolution, validation, persistence, quote requests, and error handling.

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• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentForm/ConfigureDeploymentForm.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentForm/ConfigureDeploymentForm.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/useDeploymentName.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/useDeploymentName.ts
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useDeploymentDefinition/useDeploymentDefinition.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useResolvedDeploymentName/useResolvedDeploymentName.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useResolvedDeploymentName/useResolvedDeploymentName.ts

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Walkthrough

Deployment names now resolve from the API with local fallback, flow through deployment creation, and update through an API-backed rename modal. Tests cover precedence, length limits, persistence, query invalidation, concurrency, and error handling.

Changes

Deployment name flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Resolve deployment names apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useResolvedDeploymentName/*, apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useDeploymentDefinition/*, apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/*	Deployment names use the API value when available and fall back to local data. Dependent hooks apply name precedence and the 256-character limit.
Pass names through deployment creation apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentHeader/*, apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentForm/*, apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentFlow/*, apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/DeploymentPane/DeploymentNameField/*	Quote and create requests receive the deployment name. Whitespace is trimmed, blank names are omitted, and the input exposes the maximum length.
Rename deployments through the API apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/*	The modal resolves names through an injected hook, preserves edits during deployment updates, blocks concurrent saves, updates local storage after success, invalidates the deployment query, and reports failures.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: baktun14

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 59ac4

A delayed rename can close the dialog for another deployment and discard its unsaved name, so this race should be fixed before merge.

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In `@apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/DeploymentNameModal.tsx`:
- Around line 59-60: Update the DeploymentNameModal submission flow around
renameDeployment.mutate to reject or disable Save while
renameDeployment.isPending is true, preventing concurrent rename requests.
Preserve the existing rename behavior after the first request settles, and add a
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• apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/DeploymentNameModal.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/DeploymentNameModal.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentForm/ConfigureDeploymentForm.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentHeader/ConfigureDeploymentHeader.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/ConfigureDeploymentHeader/ConfigureDeploymentHeader.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentFlow/useDeploymentFlow.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentFlow/useDeploymentFlow.ts
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/useDeploymentName.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/ConfigureDeployment/useDeploymentName/useDeploymentName.ts
• apps/deploy-web/src/components/deployments/DeploymentDetail/DeploymentDetailHeader.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useDeploymentDefinition/useDeploymentDefinition.spec.tsx
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useDeploymentDefinition/useDeploymentDefinition.ts
• apps/deploy-web/src/hooks/useResolvedDeploymentName/useResolvedDeploymentName.spec.tsx
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Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🔴 apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/DeploymentNameModal.tsx — The rename dialog still pre-fills its input from getDeploymentName (local-storage-only, via useLocalNotes), while onSubmit now persists renames through the API — so a deployment named via the API (another device, or auto-named on create since blank names are now omitted) shows a blank/stale field instead of its real current name when the user opens "Edit deployment name". Fix: pre-fill from the same resolved name the heading shows (useResolvedDeploymentName/useDeploymentDefinition) instead of, or in addition to, the local-storage-only getDeploymentName.

  Extended reasoning...

  DeploymentDetailHeader.tsx (unchanged) renders name = definition.name || placeholder where definition.name now resolves via useDeploymentDefinition -> useResolvedDeploymentName, preferring the API's name. Clicking the edit pencil calls changeDeploymentName -> selectDeployment(dseq), opening DeploymentNameModal. Its mount effect at lines 43-49 calls getDeploymentName(dseq) from useLocalNotes.ts, which only reads deploymentLocalStorage.get(settingsId, dseq)?.name and never the API. If the deployment was named via the API but this browser's local record has none (created with an auto-generated API name because the user left the create-flow name blank, or renamed from another device before this browser ever wrote a local record), getDeploymentName returns null, so the modal opens with an empty "Name" field even though the heading right above it displays a real name — the user cannot see or confirm the current name while editing it.

  Verification: normal. The rename dialog's pre-fill still reads local storage only, while the header and the write are now API-authoritative — a divergence this PR introduces. DeploymentNameModal.tsx:43-49 pre-fills the input via const name = getDeploymentName(dseq); setValue("name", name || ""). LocalNoteManager.tsx:32 passes getDeploymentName from useLocalNotes(), and useLocalNotes.ts:25-31 defines…

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[claude]

Beyond the inline finding, I checked two related spots this run: the reseed gate at DeploymentNameModal.tsx:52 shares the same isDirty-never-resets root cause as the finding already flagged there, not a distinct bug; and useDeploymentName's typedName || resolvedName fallback when the name field is cleared matches the API's own name-can't-be-cleared rule described in this PR, not a regression.

Extended reasoning...

This run confirmed one new bug in DeploymentNameModal.tsx (the reseed effect gated on isDirty, which never resets since form.reset() is never called and the component instance persists across different dseq values with no key), which is being posted as an inline comment. Three issues raised in the previous review round on this PR appear to have been addressed by subsequent commits: the missing name-length cap (now MAX_DEPLOYMENT_NAME_LENGTH is enforced in the zod schema, the modal's maxLength attribute, and DeploymentNameField's maxLength), the unguarded deploymentLocalStorage.update call in the rename success handler (now wrapped in try/catch via recordNameInThisBrowser), and the resolvedName ?? typedName precedence that previously froze the name input entirely (now typedName || resolvedName || "", letting the user's typed value take precedence). I independently traced the two ruled-out candidates from this run's investigation: the DeploymentNameModal.tsx:52 candidate is the same underlying isDirty-never-resets defect as the confirmed finding, not an independent issue; and the useDeploymentName.ts:43 candidate (clearing the field snaps back to the resolved API name rather than staying blank) is consistent with the product decision, stated explicitly in this PR's description, that a deployment name can no longer be cleared once the API holds one — so it is expected behavior rather than a bug.

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In `@apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/LocalNoteManager.tsx`:
- Line 28: Update the DeploymentNameModal onSaved flow and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not let an older save close a newly selected deployment.

onSaved={resetSelectedDeployment} clears the current selection without checking which deployment completed. If the user saves deployment A, closes it, and opens deployment B before A completes, A's callback closes B and can discard B's typed edit.

Pass the submitted dseq to onSaved. Clear the selection only when it still matches that dseq. Add a deferred-mutation test for this sequence.

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In `@apps/deploy-web/src/components/LocalNoteManager/LocalNoteManager.tsx` at line
28, Update the DeploymentNameModal onSaved flow and resetSelectedDeployment
handling so the submitted dseq is passed through and the current selection is
cleared only when it still matches that dseq, preserving a newer deployment’s
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