Build Log
Alloy Mission delete, plus reconciling medinaCHF's real build against its own Mission
July 30, 2026
Added a real cascading Mission-delete to Alloy's Workbench, then used it to trace and fix the gap where two days of real medinaCHF work never showed up in Alloy's own Mission/Workpiece tracking.
Timeline
What shipped
products/alloy/lib/db/queries.ts — deleteMissionAndWorkpieces(ownerId, missionId): explicit delete of every linked Workpiece (missionWorkpieces->workpieces doesn't cascade automatically), then the Mission itself (which does cascade its own child tables via FK)
products/alloy/lib/mission-foundry-actions.ts — deleteMissionAction(missionId): owner-auth check, no lifecycle-status guard, same convention as every other action in this file
products/alloy/components/DeleteMissionControl.tsx — typed-name-to-confirm UI, mirrors DeleteWorkpieceControl.tsx exactly, reports linked Workpiece count in the warning copy
products/alloy/app/missions/[missionId]/page.tsx — wired the new control into the Mission detail page
forgekit-os/sessions/medinachf-full-build-2026-07-30.json — backfilled retro for 10 real medinaCHF commits (initial scaffold through the Clerk-role fix) that shipped with no session JSON written live
Direct DB writes to products/alloy's live Neon database — set status + completionCondition on all 7 Workpieces linked to Mission e9ace23b-56a0-4e8d-a9d2-189d712f0c6e, citing the real commits each Workpiece's actual work traces to (not a code change — a data reconciliation)
“It's not yet achieved. but close.”