feat: report every deploy to Prisma Cloud as a Build

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Run a deploy; a build record appears in the Console:

$ prisma-composer deploy src/service.ts

Build  bld_9f2k…   succeeded · phase deploy · source cli · main @ 41c0d3e
       project shop · database catalog-db · app web · deployment created

That record — that the run happened, who ran it, how far it got, how it ended, and which platform resources it touched — is what this PR makes Composer report, for every deploy: laptop runs, plain CI, and CI that manages the build record itself. In the third case the workflow creates the build first and hands Composer the id, either way it likes:

$ prisma-composer deploy src/service.ts --build-id "$BUILD_ID"   # flag wins…
$ PRISMA_BUILD_ID=bld_… prisma-composer deploy src/service.ts    # …over the variable

A failing deploy reports its named cause (failingStep: DEPLOY.PREFLIGHT_FAILED, plus the human-readable message); Ctrl-C reports cancelled. And one rule governs everything here: reporting is observability, never a deploy step — no reporting failure, including the platform being unreachable for the whole run, can fail a deploy.

How it works

The CLI drives a reporter it cannot see into. The framework may not import Prisma Cloud (architecture.config.json), so reporting enters through the seam the CLI already drives generically: a new reporter hook on ExtensionDescriptor, beside container/preflight/teardown. Core defines the vocabulary (app-config.ts); the CLI calls begin after the graph loads and before containers resolve — deliberately, because creating the project is the step that can fail leaving an orphan (#103), and that's the failure most worth recording — then attach once the Project/Branch exist, then finish on every exit path: success, structured failure, thrown defect, SIGINT/SIGTERM.

The session lives in lowering, not the extension package. The extension package may read no environment and import no node builtin (its invariants 4 and 5), and a reporter's job is git and the deploy shell. So the implementation sits in lowering/src/builds/ and the extension contributes a five-line adapter that knows only how to read its own container. Every request/response shape is derived from the SDK's generated operations types rather than restated, so a platform contract change is a compile error here instead of silent drift.

Resources are reported as they materialise, through the state store. Every resource write passes through the state store whichever provider performed it, so a wrapper reports each platform resource (project, database, app, deployment, bucket, service key, config variable) the moment alchemy converges it — fired without blocking the apply, drained before the deploy lease releases. Reporting a created deployment is what makes the platform link build ↔ app.

Identity: under GitHub Actions the build is created with source: "ci" and the run identity from GITHUB_REPOSITORY_ID/GITHUB_RUN_ID/GITHUB_RUN_ATTEMPT, which is what makes creation idempotent across retries and links the build to its repository (the platform owns the dedup key but reads no CI environment itself). Elsewhere: source: "cli", commit and branch from git. Outside a git checkout there is nothing honest to report, so Composer says why and reports nothing.

The JSON run report: --report <path> (or PRISMA_COMPOSER_REPORT_FILE) writes the outcome as a versioned file — resources, preview URLs, failure cause — written on the failure path too. Transitional: it exists for the GitHub Action until the Action reads the platform instead (the branch-topology design, pdp#4892, makes that the target state).

Requirements satisfied

Requirement	Where
Join an existing build or create one; every deploy is visible	--build-id / PRISMA_BUILD_ID / create; begin before containers
Report progress and outcome with Composer's error codes as failingStep	the session's running + terminal PATCHes, truncated to the platform's caps
Report resources acted on; never what was merely resolved	the state-store wrapper; adopted resources excluded via the adopting flag
Emit the outcome as data for CI	the run-report file (transitional)
Reporting never fails a deploy	every call warns and returns; the CLI also swallows anything a reporter throws

Full spec and decision log: .drive/projects/build-reporting/.

Verification

Workspace suite green: test 63/63, typecheck 74/74, lint/deps/casts clean (cast count unchanged). Unit tests cover the resource mapping, run identity, session lifecycle, and report shape; pipeline tests drive the real CLI over fakes, including "a reporter that throws at any step never fails the deploy" and "destroy reports nothing." One environmental note for reviewers running tests: the integration suite reuses a shared emulator daemon whose name locks release only on graceful exit, so a stale daemon from an earlier run can fail it spuriously (same class as #213).

Verified live against production (dev workspace, storage example): build bld_cqdzjjlja99nmcd4f27bn69g — source: cli, phase: deploy, state: succeeded, correct branch and commit, project attached via the fill-only PATCH, appId/deployedUrl correctly absent (two services — one value would be arbitrary), startedAt/finishedAt stamped, and 21 resource rows all created: 2 apps, 2 deployments, 1 database, 1 service key, 15 config variables — the deployment rows confirming the platform's build↔app linking. The --report file came out versioned and correct in the same run. Definition of done met. Two non-blocking observations from the live run: the Project appears as no resource row (the hosted flow creates it through the container step, which the state store never sees; the build's projectId carries the association), and branchId is null on default-stage deploys — attaching the default Branch id is a possible refinement.

Alternatives considered

• Report resources from the deploy's end-of-run report hook instead of the state store: its entity vocabulary covers three of the platform's eight resource types and misses deployment — the one that creates the build↔app link — entirely.
• Placeholder commit/branch when git is absent: required fields would be filled with junk that sits in a workspace's history permanently. Reporting nothing, loudly, is honest.
• Report destroy: it's the only source of the deleted action, but the platform has no phase or source that names a teardown, so it would render as a deploy that deleted everything. Excluded.
• Reuse phase: build: Composer never builds user code (ADR-0005); whoever ran the build reports that phase.
• Sweep abandoned builds: a run killed with SIGKILL leaves a permanently running build; nothing sweeps it, by platform design. SIGINT/SIGTERM are caught (1.5 s budget so Ctrl-C never hangs); the rest is accepted.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added deploy reporting to Prisma Cloud Builds, including build lifecycle status, deployed application details, and resource updates.
  • Added --report support for writing structured JSON deployment results.
  • Added --build-id support for associating deployments with an existing build.
  • Build reporting supports CI and local command-line deployments.

• Bug Fixes

  • Reporting failures no longer interrupt deployment execution.
  • Added graceful handling for incomplete deployment metadata and unavailable reporting configuration.

• Documentation

  • Added deployment reporting guidance, design notes, and CLI examples.

Walkthrough

The change adds Composer deploy reporting for Prisma Cloud Builds. It introduces reporter contracts, build lifecycle reporting, Git and CI run identity resolution, resource reporting through the state layer, and versioned JSON run reports. CLI options support report output and existing build IDs. Reporter failures remain isolated from deployment results. The Prisma Cloud extension registers the reporter and passes build IDs into apply operations. Package exports, SDK versions, architecture configuration, launch configuration, and design documentation are updated.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely states the main change: reporting every Composer deploy to Prisma Cloud as a Build.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains Build reporting, CLI and CI behavior, resource reporting, failure handling, testing, and known limitations.

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packages/0-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/operations/execute-deploy-destroy.ts (1)

59-83: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

A thrown defect writes no run report, although the reporters are still finished.

executeDeploy writes the run report only after runStackPipeline returns. runStackPipeline rethrows any non-structured defect at line 239, so control never reaches line 69. runStackPipelineInner rethrows such defects from several places (line 390 and line 506), so the path is reachable.

The two reporting channels then disagree. finishReporters records DEPLOY.UNEXPECTED at lines 234-238, but the JSON file the operator asked for is never created. A consumer that waits on the file, for example the Prisma GitHub Action, cannot distinguish a crash from a run where no report was requested.

Write the report on the defect path too.

🐛 Proposed fix

 export async function executeDeploy(
   input: DeployInput,
   deps: OperationDeps,
   cwd: string,
 ): Promise<Result<DeploySuccess, CliStructuredError>> {
-  const outcome = await runStackPipeline('deploy', {
-    entry: input.entry,
-    name: input.name,
-    stage: input.stage,
-    cwd,
-    onEvent: undefined,
-    deps,
-    reportId: input.reportId,
-  });
-
   const reportPath = resolveRunReportPath(input.reportPath, process.env[RUN_REPORT_FILE_ENV], cwd);
+
+  let outcome: Result<DeploymentSummary | undefined, CliStructuredError>;
+  try {
+    outcome = await runStackPipeline('deploy', {
+      entry: input.entry,
+      name: input.name,
+      stage: input.stage,
+      cwd,
+      onEvent: undefined,
+      deps,
+      reportId: input.reportId,
+    });
+  } catch (error) {
+    if (reportPath !== undefined) {
+      writeRunReport(
+        reportPath,
+        toRunReport({
+          summary: undefined,
+          stage: input.stage,
+          failure: {
+            code: 'DEPLOY.UNEXPECTED',
+            message: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
+          },
+        }),
+      );
+    }
+    throw error;
+  }
+
   if (reportPath !== undefined) {
     writeRunReport(
       reportPath,
       toRunReport({
         summary: outcome.ok ? outcome.value : undefined,
         stage: input.stage,
         failure: outcome.ok ? undefined : failureOf(outcome.failure),
       }),
     );
   }
 
   if (!outcome.ok) return outcome;
   return ok({ summary: outcome.value });
 }

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In `@packages/0-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/operations/execute-deploy-destroy.ts`
around lines 59 - 83, Update executeDeploy around runStackPipeline so thrown
defects also produce a run report when reportPath is configured, using the
thrown failure as the report failure and preserving the existing
success/structured-failure behavior. Ensure the defect is rethrown after writing
the report, and reuse resolveRunReportPath and writeRunReport rather than adding
a separate reporting path.

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Inline comments:
In @.drive/projects/build-reporting/design-notes.md:
- Around line 90-93: Update .drive/projects/build-reporting/design-notes.md
lines 90-93 to remove or mark superseded the outdated deployedUrl PATCH
limitation, since deployedUrl was added. Update
.drive/projects/build-reporting/plan.md lines 112-114 to replace the claim that
live API verification is impossible with the remaining gap: observing a live
deploy.

In @.drive/projects/build-reporting/plan.md:
- Around line 9-13: Fix the broken repository-relative source links by prefixing
each affected link with ../../../ (or replacing it with a repository URL):
.drive/projects/build-reporting/plan.md lines 9-13, 35, and 54, and
.drive/projects/build-reporting/spec.md lines 11-14. Update only the links
targeting the referenced source files, including deployment-summary.ts and
execute-deploy-destroy.ts.

In `@packages/0-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/__tests__/run-report.test.ts`:
- Around line 12-20: Type the summary fixture with the DeploymentSummary
contract, importing the required type if necessary, so changes to
DeploymentSummary or DeployedNodeSummary cause this test fixture to fail
type-checking instead of silently drifting.

In
`@packages/1-prisma-cloud/0-lowering/lowering/src/__tests__/build-reporter.test.ts`:
- Around line 309-314: Add tests covering rejecting BuildsApi operations: make
create reject and assert ReporterDescriptor.begin resolves without throwing and
warn receives a message; make update reject during RunReporter.finish and assert
finish resolves without throwing and warn receives a message. Extend the
existing build-reporter test setup around fakeApi while preserving current
undefined-create behavior.

In `@packages/1-prisma-cloud/0-lowering/lowering/src/builds/api.ts`:
- Around line 83-94: Update the reporting request flow in
createManagementApiClient, including the send helper, to apply a bounded
AbortSignal.timeout(...) to every reporting call. Ensure the signal is passed
through to the underlying fetch/API request without changing the existing error
reporting and undefined return behavior.

In `@packages/1-prisma-cloud/0-lowering/lowering/src/builds/resources.ts`:
- Around line 144-149: The drain method in resources.ts must bound completion
when a reportResource promise never settles; add the established timeout or
cancellation policy around the inFlight wait while preserving normal draining
and newly joined reports. Update the state-layer finalizer in layer.ts only as
needed to honor the bounded drain, and add a regression test in
build-resources.test.ts covering a permanently pending reportResource and
verifying finalization completes.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@packages/0-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/operations/execute-deploy-destroy.ts`:
- Around line 59-83: Update executeDeploy around runStackPipeline so thrown
defects also produce a run report when reportPath is configured, using the
thrown failure as the report failure and preserving the existing
success/structured-failure behavior. Ensure the defect is rethrown after writing
the report, and reuse resolveRunReportPath and writeRunReport rather than adding
a separate reporting path.

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