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* feat(supply-chain): Sprint 0 — chokepoint registry, HS2 sectors, war_risk_tier
- src/config/chokepoint-registry.ts: single source of truth for all 13
canonical chokepoints with displayName, relayName, portwatchName,
corridorRiskName, baselineId, shockModelSupported, routeIds, lat/lon
- src/config/hs2-sectors.ts: static dictionary for all 99 HS2 chapters
with category, shockModelSupported (true only for HS27), cargoType
- server/worldmonitor/supply-chain/v1/_chokepoint-ids.ts: migrated to
derive CANONICAL_CHOKEPOINTS from chokepoint-registry; no data duplication
- src/config/geo.ts + src/types/index.ts: added chokepointId field to
StrategicWaterway interface and all 13 STRATEGIC_WATERWAYS entries
- src/components/MapPopup.ts: switched chokepoint matching from fragile
name.toLowerCase() to direct chokepointId === id comparison
- server/worldmonitor/intelligence/v1/_shock-compute.ts: migrated from old
IDs (hormuz/malacca/babelm) to canonical IDs (hormuz_strait/malacca_strait/
bab_el_mandeb); same for CHOKEPOINT_LNG_EXPOSURE
- proto/worldmonitor/supply_chain/v1/supply_chain_data.proto: added
WarRiskTier enum + war_risk_tier field (field 16) on ChokepointInfo
- get-chokepoint-status.ts: populates warRiskTier from ChokepointConfig.threatLevel
via new threatLevelToWarRiskTier() helper (FREE field, no PRO gate)
* feat(supply-chain): Sprint 1 — country chokepoint exposure index + sector ring
S1.1: scripts/shared/country-port-clusters.json
~130 country → {nearestRouteIds, coastSide} mappings derived from trade route
waypoints; covers all 6 seeded Comtrade reporters plus major trading nations.
S1.2: scripts/seed-hs2-chokepoint-exposure.mjs
Daily cron seeder. Pure computation — reads country-port-clusters.json,
scores each country against CHOKEPOINT_REGISTRY route overlap, writes
supply-chain:exposure:{iso2}:{hs2}:v1 keys + seed-meta (24h TTL).
S1.3: RPC get-country-chokepoint-index (PRO-gated, request-varying)
- proto: GetCountryChokepointIndexRequest/Response + ChokepointExposureEntry
- handler: isCallerPremium gate; cachedFetchJson 24h; on-demand for any iso2
- cache-keys.ts: CHOKEPOINT_EXPOSURE_KEY(iso2, hs2) constant
- health.js: chokepointExposure SEED_META entry (48h threshold)
- gateway.ts: slow-browser cache tier
- service client: fetchCountryChokepointIndex() exported
S1.4: Chokepoint popup HS2 sector ring chart (PRO-gated)
Static trade-sector breakdown (IEA/UNCTAD estimates) per 9 major chokepoints.
SVG donut ring + legend shown for PRO users; blurred lockout + gate-hit
analytics for free users. Wired into renderWaterwayPopup().
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* fix(tests): update energy-shock-v2 tests to use canonical chokepoint IDs
CHOKEPOINT_EXPOSURE and CHOKEPOINT_LNG_EXPOSURE keys were migrated from
short IDs (hormuz, malacca, babelm) to canonical registry IDs
(hormuz_strait, malacca_strait, bab_el_mandeb) in Sprint 0.
Test fixtures were not updated at the time; fix them now.
* fix(tests): update energy-shock-seed chokepoint ID to canonical form
VALID_CHOKEPOINTS changed to canonical IDs in Sprint 0; the seed test
that checks valid IDs was not updated alongside it.
* fix(cache-keys): reword JSDoc comment to avoid confusing bootstrap test regex
The comment "NOT in BOOTSTRAP_CACHE_KEYS" caused the bootstrap.test.mjs
regex to match the comment rather than the actual export declaration,
resulting in 0 entries found. Rephrase to "excluded from bootstrap".
* fix(supply-chain): address P1 review findings for chokepoint exposure index
- Add get-country-chokepoint-index to PREMIUM_RPC_PATHS (CDN bypass)
- Validate iso2/hs2 params before Redis key construction (cache injection)
- Fix seeder TTL to 172800s (2× interval) and extend TTL on skipped lock
- Fix CHOKEPOINT_EXPOSURE_SEED_META_KEY to match seeder write key
- Render placeholder sectors behind blur gate (DOM data leakage)
- Document get-country-chokepoint-index in widget agent system prompts
* fix(lint): resolve Biome CI failures
- Add biome.json overrides to silence noVar in HTML inline scripts,
disable linting for public/ vendor/build artifacts and pro-test/
- Remove duplicate NG and MW keys from country-port-clusters.json
- Use import attributes (with) instead of deprecated assert syntax
* fix(build): drop JSON import attribute — esbuild rejects `with` syntax
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status, priority, issue_id, tags
| status | priority | issue_id | tags | ||||
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| pending | p1 | 106 |
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Seeder data TTL is 1x cron interval — keys expire at the next cron boundary with no buffer
Problem Statement
scripts/seed-hs2-chokepoint-exposure.mjs:27 — TTL_SECONDS = 86400 (24h). The cron runs daily (24h interval). TTL = 1x interval means keys expire exactly when the next cron run is due. Any single missed or delayed cron run causes all 130 country exposure keys to expire before fresh data is written. The seeder gold standard requires TTL >= 2x the cron interval to survive one missed cycle.
Findings
TTL_SECONDS = 86400 (line 27) with a daily cron schedule. seed-energy-spine.mjs uses SPINE_TTL_SECONDS = 172800 (48h) as the correct reference implementation.
Proposed Solutions
Option A: Change TTL_SECONDS to 172800 (Recommended)
- Set
TTL_SECONDS = 172800(48h = 2x the 24h cron interval) - Matches the pattern from
seed-energy-spine.mjs - One cron miss no longer causes all 130 country exposure keys to expire
- Effort: Small | Risk: Low
Option B: Change TTL_SECONDS to 129600 (1.5x interval)
- Set
TTL_SECONDS = 129600(36h = 1.5x interval) - Provides some buffer but does not fully survive a missed cron cycle
- Effort: Small | Risk: Medium
Acceptance Criteria
TTL_SECONDS >= 172800inseed-hs2-chokepoint-exposure.mjshealth.jsmaxStaleMinvalue remains valid (must be <= TTL in minutes)- After one simulated missed cron run, exposure keys are still present in Redis with positive TTL
Resources
- PR: #2870