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RakeshRamini and others added 28 commits May 2, 2026 19:38
…sets

- Add postprovision hook to azure.yaml to run CU setup after infra provisioning
- Add seed/analyzers/details_extractor_documents_new1.json for automatic custom analyzer creation via CU REST API
- Add seed/pipelines/draft-fetched-details-pipeline.yaml with env var placeholders
- Extend post-provision.sh with CU model defaults binding and analyzer auto-discovery
- Add text-embedding-3-large model deployment to ai-foundry.bicep
…vate networking

- Fix container app ingress port: use targetPort instead of hardcoded port 80
- Fix container app ingress scope: set externalIngress to true (VNet-scoped on internal CAE)
- Add pipeline executor env vars to API and Worker container apps
- Add queue private DNS zone auto-creation for AILZ mode (new module: queue-dns-zone.bicep)
- Fix Cosmos DB default location from eastus2 to eastus
- Fix seed pipeline blob prefix mismatch: inputs/ -> input/
… pipeline auto-seeding

- Add POST /api/ingest endpoint for multipart document submission
- Add IngestPayload/IngestResponse models, IngestService, ingest router
- Fix document_validation_executor: flat ProvidedDetails format support,
  rules_base_path direct settings read, parent dir extraction from content.id.path,
  cleanup moved to process_input to prevent premature file deletion
- Fix ProvidedDetails field names to PascalCase matching rules.json/FetchedDetails
- Propagate parent content data in azure_blob_input_discovery to child items
- Add rules_base_path, cleanup_input_after_results, cleanup_preserve_files
  settings to executor_catalog.yaml (version bump 1.2 -> 1.3)
- Add pipeline auto-seeding from seed/pipelines/ on startup
- Add test_ingest_api.py for integration testing
- Add temp-venv to .gitignore
…-validation-fix

feat: Add document validation executor, multipart ingest API, and AILZ infra fixes
Comment out (not remove) all worker-related infrastructure:
- Worker container app module and params in main.bicep
- Worker App Config keys and queue App Config keys
- WORKER_ENGINE_API_ENDPOINT env var from API container app
- Worker service definition in azure.yaml
- Queue creation in post-provision.sh
- Worker endpoint output in post-deploy.sh

All sections marked with 'WORKER DISABLED' for easy re-enablement.
API executes pipelines directly via background asyncio tasks.
Parse executors and edges from seed YAML into the nodes/edges arrays
that the ReactFlow canvas uses for rendering. Previously these were
hardcoded to empty arrays, causing blank canvas and empty YAML tab
on seeded pipelines.
…cess

- Replace Azure AI User (read-only) with Azure AI Developer (read+write) so
  PATCH /defaults and PUT /analyzers succeed without HTTP 401
- Remove user role assignment from ai-foundry.bicep to avoid RoleAssignmentExists
  conflict when role was previously assigned via CLI with a different GUID
- Switch from --assignee to --assignee-object-id to avoid Microsoft Graph lookup
- Add idempotent RoleAssignmentExists detection for clean re-run output
- Add sleep 90 for RBAC propagation before CU API calls
- Reduce text-embedding-3-large capacity to 40 (quota)
…cess

- Replace Azure AI User (read-only) with Azure AI Developer (read+write) so
  PATCH /defaults and PUT /analyzers succeed without HTTP 401
- Remove user role assignment from ai-foundry.bicep to avoid RoleAssignmentExists
  conflict when role was previously assigned via CLI with a different GUID
- Switch from --assignee to --assignee-object-id to avoid Microsoft Graph lookup
- Add idempotent RoleAssignmentExists detection for clean re-run output
- Add sleep 90 for RBAC propagation before CU API calls
- Reduce text-embedding-3-large capacity to 40 (quota)
- Delete contentflow-worker/ directory (18 files, ~3400 lines)
- Delete infra/bicep/main.json (stale 51K-line compiled ARM template)
- Delete infra/scripts/post-deploy-worker.sh
- Remove worker service definition from azure.yaml
- Remove worker-related settings from API (settings.py, dependencies.py)
- Remove worker health checks from health_service.py
- Remove worker status indicator from Footer.tsx
- Remove worker field from apiTypes.ts HealthCheck interface
- Remove worker queue creation from post-provision.sh
- Remove worker config from .env.template
- Clean up commented-out worker blocks from main.bicep (~160 lines)
- Revert text-embedding-3-large model deployment to active in ai-foundry.bicep
- Clean up ailz-resources.env and post-deploy.sh references
The RBAC readiness probe previously tested GET /analyzers (read operation).
On a brand-new AI Services resource, data-plane WRITE RBAC propagation
takes 15-30 minutes — significantly longer than reads (~6 min).
The read probe gave a false-positive, causing PATCH defaults to fail
with HTTP 401 while write propagation was still in progress.

Fix: replace the separate read-probe + PATCH-retry pattern with a
single write-probe that uses the actual PATCH defaults call as the
readiness test. Retries every 30s for up to 30 minutes (60 attempts),
ensuring the script waits for write-level RBAC propagation.

This resolves the consistent first-azd-up failure on fresh deployments.
The RBAC readiness probe previously tested GET /analyzers (read operation).
On a brand-new AI Services resource, data-plane WRITE RBAC propagation
takes 15-30 minutes — significantly longer than reads (~6 min).
The read probe gave a false-positive, causing PATCH defaults to fail
with HTTP 401 while write propagation was still in progress.

Fix: replace the separate read-probe + PATCH-retry pattern with a
single write-probe that uses the actual PATCH defaults call as the
readiness test. Retries every 30s for up to 30 minutes (60 attempts),
ensuring the script waits for write-level RBAC propagation.

This resolves the consistent first-azd-up failure on fresh deployments.
RakeshRamini and others added 3 commits June 5, 2026 17:36
…om_content

Extends the method in BaseExecutor to support [N] bracket notation within
dot-separated field paths, enabling access to list elements in Content data.

Example: 'result.contents[0].markdown' now correctly navigates
content.data['result']['contents'][0]['markdown'].

- Fully backward compatible with all existing dot-separated paths
- Returns None safely for out-of-bounds, non-integer, or missing keys
- Enables executors (azure_openai_agent_executor, content_classifier, etc.)
  to target specific array elements, reducing token usage and avoiding
  429 rate limit errors when processing Azure Content Understanding results
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