Mission-Control/.learnings/bishop/ERRORS.md

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Errors

v0.0.5 Build Verification

Date: 2026-05-12
Error: Docker Compose client version too old
Details: Error response from daemon: client version 1.42 is too old. Minimum supported API version is 1.44
Resolution: Docker client upgrade required on host. For now, used python3 -m py_compile to verify all Python files compile cleanly.


Corrections & Insights

Version Bump Strategy

Context: Task asked for version bump from 0.0.4 to 0.0.5 for 7 new monitoring summary endpoints.

Decision: Minor version bump (0.0.4 → 0.0.5) is correct per versioning rules in VERSION.md:

  • New feature/page = minor bump
  • Perf/refactor/fix = patch bump

All 7 summary endpoints are new features, so minor bump is appropriate.

Endpoint Verification

Status: All 7 monitoring summary endpoints implemented by Neo:

  1. /api/v1/monitoring/cost-summary
  2. /api/v1/monitoring/cost-breakdown
  3. /api/v1/monitoring/health-summary
  4. /api/v1/monitoring/cron-summary
  5. /api/v1/monitoring/sessions-summary
  6. /api/v1/monitoring/sub-agents-summary
  7. /api/v1/monitoring/trends

Verification Method: Read monitoring.py API router to confirm all endpoints present with correct signatures and schemas.

Python Compilation Check

Command: find src/backend/app -name "*.py" | xargs python3 -m py_compile

Result: No errors. All 50+ Python files compile cleanly.

Note: This is the most reliable verification when Docker Compose is unavailable due to client version incompatibility.

Documentation Updates

Files Modified:

  • src/backend/app/core/version.py — version changed from 0.1.0 to 0.0.5
  • VERSION.md — added v0.0.5 entry documenting 7 summary endpoints
  • README.md — API reference table updated to show all 12 endpoints as Live, status section updated to reflect v0.0.5
  • HISTORY.md — added v0.0.5 changelog with all additions
  • FUTURE.md — marked all 7 summary endpoints as DONE with completion dates and implementer (Neo)

Build Workarounds

When Docker Compose is unavailable due to version mismatch:

  1. Use python3 -m py_compile to verify all Python files compile
  2. Check for import errors manually if needed
  3. Document the issue and workaround for future reference
  4. Note in version history that build verification was partial due to environment constraints