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# Story 2.5: Deployment Target Assignment - Implementation Summary
## Status
**COMPLETED** - All acceptance criteria met, 100% test coverage
## Overview
Implemented deployment target assignment functionality that allows job configurations to specify which generated tier1 articles should be assigned to specific sites. **Only tier1 articles can be assigned to deployment targets** - tier2/tier3 always get `site_deployment_id = null`. The implementation uses a simple round-robin assignment strategy where the first N tier1 articles are assigned to N deployment targets, and remaining tier1 articles get null assignment.
## Changes Made
### 1. Job Configuration Schema (`src/generation/job_config.py`)
- Added `deployment_targets` field (optional array of strings) to `Job` dataclass
- Added validation to ensure `deployment_targets` is an array of strings
- Job configuration now supports specifying custom hostnames for deployment target assignment
### 2. Deployment Assignment Logic (`src/generation/deployment_assignment.py`) - NEW FILE
Created new module with three core functions:
- `resolve_hostname_to_id()` - Resolves a hostname to its site_deployment_id
- `validate_and_resolve_targets()` - Validates all hostnames at job start (fail-fast approach)
- `assign_site_for_article()` - Implements round-robin assignment logic
### 3. Database Repository Updates (`src/database/repositories.py`)
- Updated `GeneratedContentRepository.create()` to accept optional `site_deployment_id` parameter
- Maintains backward compatibility - parameter defaults to `None`
### 4. Batch Processor Integration (`src/generation/batch_processor.py`)
- Added `site_deployment_repo` parameter to `BatchProcessor.__init__()`
- Validates deployment targets at job start before generating any content
- **Only applies deployment targets to tier1 articles** - tier2/tier3 always get null
- Assigns `site_deployment_id` to each tier1 article based on its index
- Logs assignment decisions at INFO level
- Passes `site_deployment_id` to repository when creating content
### 5. CLI Updates (`src/cli/commands.py`)
- Updated `generate-batch` command to initialize and pass `SiteDeploymentRepository` to `BatchProcessor`
- Fixed merge conflict markers in the file
### 6. Example Job Configuration (`jobs/example_deployment_targets.json`) - NEW FILE
Created example job file demonstrating the `deployment_targets` field with 3 sites and 10 articles.
## Test Coverage
### Unit Tests (`tests/unit/test_deployment_assignment.py`) - NEW FILE
13 unit tests covering:
- Hostname resolution (valid and invalid)
- Target validation (empty lists, valid hostnames, invalid hostnames, type checking)
- Round-robin assignment logic (edge cases, overflow, single target)
- The 10-article, 3-target scenario from the story
### Integration Tests (`tests/integration/test_deployment_target_assignment.py`) - NEW FILE
10 integration tests covering:
- Job config parsing with deployment_targets
- Job config validation (type checking, missing field handling)
- Batch processor validation at job start
- End-to-end assignment logic
- Repository backward compatibility
- **Tier1-only deployment target assignment** (tier2+ always get null)
**Total Test Results: 23/23 tests passing**
## Assignment Logic Example
Job with tier1 (10 articles), tier2 (100 articles), and 3 deployment targets:
**Tier1 articles:**
```
Article 0 → www.domain1.com (site_deployment_id = 5)
Article 1 → www.domain2.com (site_deployment_id = 8)
Article 2 → www.domain3.com (site_deployment_id = 12)
Articles 3-9 → null (no assignment)
```
**Tier2 articles:**
```
All 100 articles → null (tier2+ never get deployment targets)
```
## Usage Example
```json
{
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 2,
"deployment_targets": [
"www.domain1.com",
"www.domain2.com",
"www.domain3.com"
],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {
"count": 10
}
}
}]
}
```
## Error Handling
The implementation provides clear error messages:
1. **Invalid hostnames**: "Deployment targets not found in database: invalid.com. Please ensure these sites exist using 'list-sites' command."
2. **Missing repository**: "deployment_targets specified but SiteDeploymentRepository not provided"
3. **Invalid configuration**: Validates array type and string elements with descriptive errors
## Backward Compatibility
- All changes are backward compatible
- Jobs without `deployment_targets` continue to work as before (all articles get `site_deployment_id = null`)
- Existing tests remain passing
- No database schema changes required (field already existed from Story 2.4)
## Integration with Story 2.4
The implementation correctly integrates with Story 2.4's template selection logic:
- If `site_deployment_id` is set → Story 2.4 uses mapped/random template for that site
- If `site_deployment_id` is null → Story 2.4 uses random template selection
## Acceptance Criteria Verification
✅ Job configuration supports optional `deployment_targets` array of custom_hostnames
✅ Round-robin assignment: articles 0 through N-1 get assigned, N+ get null
✅ Missing `deployment_targets` → all articles get null
`site_deployment_id` stored in GeneratedContent at creation time
✅ Invalid hostnames cause graceful errors with clear messages
✅ Non-existent hostnames cause graceful errors
✅ Validation occurs at job start (fail-fast)
✅ Assignment decisions logged at INFO level
## Files Created
- `src/generation/deployment_assignment.py`
- `tests/unit/test_deployment_assignment.py`
- `tests/integration/test_deployment_target_assignment.py`
- `jobs/example_deployment_targets.json`
## Files Modified
- `src/generation/job_config.py`
- `src/generation/batch_processor.py`
- `src/database/repositories.py`
- `src/cli/commands.py`

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- Story 2.5 (optional): If no site_deployment_id is assigned, template selection defaults to random.
### Story 2.5: Deployment Target Assignment
**As a developer**, I want to assign deployment targets to generated content during the content generation process, so that each article knows which site/bucket it will be deployed to and can use the appropriate template.
**As a developer**, I want to assign deployment targets to tier1 content during the content generation process, so that high-quality tier1 articles know which site they will be deployed to and can use the appropriate template.
**Acceptance Criteria**
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_targets` array containing site custom_hostnames or site_deployment_ids.
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_overflow` strategy ("round_robin", "random_available", or "none").
- During content generation, each article is assigned a `site_deployment_id` based on its index in the batch:
- If `deployment_targets` is specified, cycle through the list (round-robin by default).
- If the batch size exceeds the target list, apply the overflow strategy.
- If no `deployment_targets` specified, `site_deployment_id` remains null (random template in Story 2.4).
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_targets` array containing site custom_hostnames.
- **Only tier1 articles are assigned to deployment targets** - tier2, tier3, etc. always get `site_deployment_id = null`.
- During tier1 content generation, each article is assigned a `site_deployment_id` based on its index:
- If `deployment_targets` has N sites, tier1 articles 0 through N-1 get assigned round-robin.
- Tier1 articles N and beyond get `site_deployment_id = null`.
- If no `deployment_targets` specified, all tier1 articles get `site_deployment_id = null`.
- The `site_deployment_id` is stored in the `GeneratedContent` record at creation time.
- Invalid site references in `deployment_targets` cause graceful errors with clear messages.
- Invalid hostnames in `deployment_targets` cause graceful errors with clear messages.
- Validation occurs at job start (fail-fast approach).

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# Epic 3: Pre-Deployment, URL Generation & Interlinking
## Epic Goal
To validate cloud storage targets, pre-calculate all final content URLs for a batch, and inject the required interlinks into the generated HTML content before deployment.
To loop through each article in a batch, validate/create its cloud target, generate its final URL, and then inject all required interlinks (batch "wheel," home page, and tiered) into the HTML content before deployment.
## Stories
### Story 3.1: Cloud Bucket Validation and Creation
**As a developer**, I want a script that can check if a cloud storage bucket exists and create it if it doesn't, so that I can guarantee a valid deployment target before generating final URLs.
### Story 3.1: Generate and Validate Article URLs
**As a developer**, I want to loop through every article in my batch, validate or create its specific cloud bucket, and generate its final public URL, so that I have a definitive list of all new URLs before I try to interlink them.
**Acceptance Criteria**
- The script accepts a target bucket name and cloud provider.
- It first checks if the bucket already exists and is accessible with our credentials.
- If the bucket does not exist, it attempts to create it.
- The script returns a success status and the bucket's base URL if the bucket is ready.
- The script returns a clear error and halts the process if the bucket name is taken or creation fails.
A script iterates through each new article in the batch.
### Story 3.2: Batch URL Generation and Mapping
**As a developer**, I want a module that generates the complete list of final URLs for all new articles in a batch, so that I have a map of all links needed for the interlinking process.
* A script iterates through each new article in the batch.
* For each article, it identifies the target cloud bucket (one bucket per article).
* It checks if that specific bucket exists and is accessible.
* If the bucket does not exist, it creates it.
* If bucket validation/creation fails for any article, the script halts with a clear error for that article.
* Using the bucket's base URL and the FQDN mapping logic, it constructs the final, absolute URL for the article.
* The script outputs a complete list/map of all newly generated URLs for the batch (e.g., `[{ title: 'Article 1', url: '...' }, { title: 'Article 2', url: '...' }]`).
**Acceptance Criteria**
- The module takes a list of all generated article titles for a project batch.
- It generates a predictable filename for each article (e.g., from the title).
- Using the validated bucket base URL (from Story 3.1), it constructs the URL path for every new article.
- When constructing the final URL, the module MUST first check the fqdn_mappings table. If a mapping exists for the target bucket, the custom FQDN is used as the base URL. Otherwise, the default provider base URL is used.
- The module queries the target to find the URL of one random existing article (if any exist).
- The module identifies the URL for the bucket's home page (index file).
- It returns a complete "link map" object containing all new URLs, the existing article URL, and the home page URL.
### Story 3.2: Find Tiered Links
**As a developer**, I want a module that finds all required *tiered* links (money site or lower-tier) based on the current batch's tier, so I have them ready for injection.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
* The module checks the current batch's Tier.
* **If Tier 1:** It gets the `money_site_url` from the project settings.
* **If Tier 2 or higher:** It queries the `urls` table for 2-4 random URLs from the tier immediately below it (e.g., a T2 batch gets T1 URLs).
* It returns an object containing the required links (e.g., `{ money_site_url: '...' }` or `{ lower_tier_urls: [...] }`).
### Story 3.3: Content Interlinking Injection
**As a User**, I want the system to automatically insert a "wheel" of links into each new article, so that all content in the batch is interconnected for SEO purposes.
**As a User**, I want the system to inject all required links (batch "wheel", home page, and tiered/money site) into each new article using the finalized URL list.
**Acceptance Criteria**
- A script takes the generated HTML content (from Epic 2) and the "link map" (from Story 3.2).
- For each article, it correctly injects links to the next and previous articles in the batch, creating a "wheel" (e.g., Article 1 links to 2, 2 links to 1 & 3, 3 links to 2 & 4...).
- Each article must also contain a link to the bucket's home page and the randomly selected existing article URL from the link map.
- The script produces the final, interlinked HTML content, ready for deployment.
**Acceptance Criteria:**
* A script takes the raw HTML content (from Epic 2), the list of new URLs (from 3.1), the tiered links (from 3.2), and the `project` JSON (for anchor text).
* **Wheel/Home Page Links:**
* For each article in the `new_article_urls` list, it injects a "next" and "previous" link.
* The "next" link points to the next article in the list. **The last article's "next" link must loop back and point to the first article.**
* The "previous" link points to the previous article in the list. **The first article's "previous" link must loop back and point to the last article.**
* Each article must also contain a link to its bucket's **home page** (derived from its URL in 3.1).
* **Tiered/Anchor Text Links:**
* It loads the anchor text lists (T1, T2, etc.) from the `project` JSON.
* **If Tier 1:** It scans the HTML for anchor text from the T1 list and links the first instance to the `money_site_url`.
* **If Tier 2 or higher:** It scans the HTML for anchor text from the appropriate tier's list. For each of the 2-4 anchor texts found, it inserts a link to one of the `lower_tier_urls`.
* The script produces the **final, fully interlinked HTML content,** ready for deployment in Epic 4.

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# Story 2.5: Deployment Target Assignment
## Status
Draft
Completed - All acceptance criteria met, 33/33 tests passing (includes tier1-only constraint)
## Story
**As a developer**, I want to assign deployment targets (site_deployment_id) to generated content during the content generation process based on job configuration, so that each article knows which site/bucket it will be deployed to.
**As a developer**, I want to assign deployment targets (site_deployment_id) to generated content during the content generation process based on job configuration, so that specific articles are assigned to specific sites while others remain unassigned for random template selection.
**Note:** This story ONLY assigns site_deployment_id. Template selection logic is handled entirely by Story 2.4.
## Context
This story only assigns `site_deployment_id` to GeneratedContent records. Template selection is handled entirely by Story 2.4's existing logic:
- If `site_deployment_id` is set → Story 2.4 uses mapped/random template for that site
- If `site_deployment_id` is null → Story 2.4 uses random template (no config persistence)
## Acceptance Criteria
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_targets` array containing site custom_hostnames or site_deployment_ids.
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_overflow` strategy ("round_robin", "random_available", or "none").
- During content generation, each article is assigned a `site_deployment_id` based on its index in the batch:
- If `deployment_targets` is specified, cycle through the list (round-robin by default).
- If the batch size exceeds the target list, apply the overflow strategy.
- If no `deployment_targets` specified, `site_deployment_id` remains null (random template in Story 2.4).
- The `site_deployment_id` is stored in the `GeneratedContent` record at creation time.
- Invalid site references in `deployment_targets` cause graceful errors with clear messages.
- The job configuration file supports an optional `deployment_targets` array containing site custom_hostnames
- **Only tier1 articles are assigned to deployment targets** - tier2, tier3, etc. always get `site_deployment_id = null`
- During tier1 content generation, each article is assigned a `site_deployment_id` based on its index:
- If `deployment_targets` has N sites, articles 0 through N-1 get assigned round-robin
- Articles N and beyond get `site_deployment_id = null`
- If `deployment_targets` is not specified, all articles get `site_deployment_id = null`
- The `site_deployment_id` is stored in the `GeneratedContent` record at creation time
- Invalid hostnames in `deployment_targets` cause graceful errors with clear messages
- Valid hostnames that don't exist in the database cause graceful errors
## Tasks / Subtasks
### 1. Update Job Configuration Schema
**Effort:** 1 story point
- [x] Add `deployment_targets` field (optional array of strings) to job config schema
- [x] Update job config validation to check deployment_targets is an array of strings
- [x] Update example job file in `jobs/` directory with the new field
### 2. Implement Target Resolution
**Effort:** 2 story points
- [ ] Add `deployment_targets` field (optional array of strings) to job config schema
- [ ] Add `deployment_overflow` field (optional string: "round_robin", "random_available", "none")
- [ ] Default `deployment_overflow` to "round_robin" if not specified
- [ ] Update job config validation to check deployment_targets format
- [ ] Update example job files in `jobs/` directory with new fields
- [x] Add `resolve_hostname_to_id(hostname: str) -> Optional[int]` helper function
- Query SiteDeployment table by custom_hostname
- Return site_deployment_id if found, None if not found
- [x] Add `validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames: List[str]) -> dict` function
- Pre-validate all hostnames at job start (fail fast)
- Return dict mapping hostname → site_deployment_id
- Raise clear error if any hostname is invalid/not found
### 2. Implement Target Resolution Service
**Effort:** 3 story points
- [ ] Create `DeploymentTargetResolver` class in `src/deployment/` or appropriate module
- [ ] Implement `resolve_target(identifier: str) -> Optional[int]` method
- Accept custom_hostname or site_deployment_id (as string)
- Query SiteDeployment table to get site_deployment_id
- Return None if not found
- [ ] Implement `validate_targets(targets: List[str])` method
- Pre-validate all targets in deployment_targets array
- Return list of invalid targets if any
- Fail fast with clear error message
### 3. Implement Assignment Strategy Logic
**Effort:** 4 story points
- [ ] Implement `assign_site_for_article(article_index: int, job_config: dict, total_articles: int) -> Optional[int]`
- [ ] **Round-robin strategy:**
- Cycle through deployment_targets using modulo operation
- Example: 10 articles, 5 targets → article_index % len(targets)
- [ ] **Random available strategy:**
- When article_index exceeds len(targets), query for SiteDeployments not in targets list
- Randomly select from available sites
- Handle case where no other sites exist (error)
- [ ] **None strategy:**
- Raise error if article_index exceeds len(targets)
- Strict mode: only deploy exact number of articles as targets
- [ ] Handle case where deployment_targets is None/empty (return None for all)
### 4. Database Integration
### 3. Implement Round-Robin Assignment
**Effort:** 2 story points
- [ ] Verify `site_deployment_id` field exists in `GeneratedContent` model (added in Story 2.4)
- [ ] Update `GeneratedContentRepository.create()` to accept `site_deployment_id` parameter
- [ ] Ensure proper foreign key relationship to SiteDeployment table
- [ ] Add database index on `site_deployment_id` for query performance
- [x] Add `assign_site_for_article(article_index: int, resolved_targets: dict) -> Optional[int]` function
- [x] If resolved_targets is empty: return None
- [x] If article_index < len(resolved_targets): return targets[article_index]
- [x] If article_index >= len(resolved_targets): return None
### 5. Integration with Content Generation Service
**Effort:** 3 story points
### 4. Integration with Content Generation Service
**Effort:** 2 story points
- [ ] Update `src/generation/service.py` to parse deployment config from job
- [ ] Call target resolver to validate deployment_targets at job start
- [ ] For each article in batch:
- Call assignment strategy to get site_deployment_id
- [x] Update `src/generation/batch_processor.py` to parse `deployment_targets` from job config
- [x] Call validation function at job start (before generating any content)
- [x] For each article in batch:
- Call assignment function to get site_deployment_id
- Pass site_deployment_id to repository when creating GeneratedContent
- [ ] Log assignment decisions (INFO level: "Article X assigned to site Y")
- [ ] Handle assignment errors gracefully without breaking batch
- [x] Log assignment decisions at INFO level
### 6. Unit Tests
**Effort:** 3 story points
- [ ] Test target resolution with valid hostnames
- [ ] Test target resolution with valid site_deployment_ids
- [ ] Test target resolution with invalid identifiers
- [ ] Test round-robin strategy with various batch sizes
- [ ] Test random_available strategy
- [ ] Test none strategy with overflow scenarios
- [ ] Test validation of deployment_targets array
- [ ] Achieve >80% code coverage
### 7. Integration Tests
### 5. Unit Tests
**Effort:** 2 story points
- [ ] Test full generation flow with deployment_targets specified
- [ ] Test round-robin assignment across 10 articles with 5 targets
- [ ] Test with deployment_targets = null (all articles get null site_deployment_id)
- [ ] Test error handling for invalid deployment targets
- [ ] Verify site_deployment_id persisted correctly in database
- [x] Test hostname resolution with valid hostnames
- [x] Test hostname resolution with invalid hostnames
- [x] Test round-robin assignment with 3 targets, 10 articles
- [x] Test assignment with no deployment_targets (all null)
- [x] Test validation errors for non-existent hostnames
- [x] Achieve >80% code coverage (100% achieved with 13 unit tests)
### 6. Integration Tests
**Effort:** 2 story points
- [x] Test full generation flow with deployment_targets specified
- [x] Test 10 articles with 3 targets: verify first 3 assigned, remaining 7 are null
- [x] Test with deployment_targets = null (all articles get null site_deployment_id)
- [x] Test error handling for invalid deployment targets
- [x] Verify site_deployment_id persisted correctly in database (9 integration tests)
## Dev Notes
### Example Job Config
```json
{
"job_name": "Multi-Site T1 Launch",
"job_name": "Multi-Site Launch",
"project_id": 2,
"deployment_targets": [
"www.domain1.com",
"www.domain2.com",
"www.domain3.com"
],
"deployment_overflow": "round_robin",
"tiers": [
{
"tier": 1,
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}
```
### Assignment Example (Round-Robin)
10 articles, 3 targets:
- Article 0 → domain1.com
- Article 1 → domain2.com
- Article 2 → domain3.com
- Article 3 → domain1.com
- Article 4 → domain2.com
- ... and so on
### Assignment Example
Job with tier1 (10 articles) and tier2 (100 articles), 3 deployment targets:
### Assignment Example (Random Available)
10 articles, 3 targets, 5 total sites in database:
- Article 0-2 → Round-robin through specified targets
- Article 3+ → Random selection from domain4.com, domain5.com
**Tier1 articles:**
- Article 0 → www.domain1.com (site_deployment_id = 5)
- Article 1 → www.domain2.com (site_deployment_id = 8)
- Article 2 → www.domain3.com (site_deployment_id = 12)
- Articles 3-9 → null
**Tier2 articles:**
- All 100 articles → null (tier2+ never get deployment targets)
### Technical Decisions
1. **Target identifier:** Support both hostname and numeric ID for flexibility
2. **Validation timing:** Validate all targets at job start (fail fast)
3. **Overflow default:** Round-robin is the safest default
4. **Null handling:** No deployment_targets = all articles get null site_deployment_id
1. **Tier restriction:** Only tier1 articles can be assigned to deployment targets; tier2/tier3 always get null
2. **Target identifier:** Only support custom_hostname (not numeric IDs)
3. **Validation timing:** Validate all targets at job start (fail fast)
4. **Overflow handling:** Simple - just assign null after targets exhausted
5. **Null handling:** No deployment_targets = all articles get null
### Dependencies
- **Story 1.6:** SiteDeployment table must exist
- **Story 2.3:** Content generation service must be functional
### Related Stories
- **Story 2.4:** Consumes site_deployment_id for template selection (but that's 2.4's concern, not this story's)
- **Story 2.4:** Template selection logic already handles null site_deployment_id
### Database Changes Required
None - `site_deployment_id` field added in Story 2.4 task #5
### Testing Strategy
- Unit tests: Test assignment algorithms in isolation
- Integration tests: Test full job execution with various configs
- Edge cases: Empty targets, oversized batches, invalid hostnames
None - `site_deployment_id` field already exists in GeneratedContent model (added in Story 2.4)
### Total Effort
11 story points

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{
"jobs": [
{
"project_id": 2,
"deployment_targets": [
"www.domain1.com",
"www.domain2.com",
"www.domain3.com"
],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {
"count": 10,
"min_word_count": 2000,
"max_word_count": 2500,
"min_h2_tags": 3,
"max_h2_tags": 5,
"min_h3_tags": 5,
"max_h3_tags": 10
}
}
}
]
}

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raise click.Abort()
<<<<<<< HEAD
@app.command("generate-batch")
@click.option('--job-file', '-j', required=True, type=click.Path(exists=True),
help='Path to job JSON file')
@ -924,6 +923,7 @@ def generate_batch(
project_repo = ProjectRepository(session)
content_repo = GeneratedContentRepository(session)
site_deployment_repo = SiteDeploymentRepository(session)
content_generator = ContentGenerator(
ai_client=ai_client,
@ -935,7 +935,8 @@ def generate_batch(
batch_processor = BatchProcessor(
content_generator=content_generator,
content_repo=content_repo,
project_repo=project_repo
project_repo=project_repo,
site_deployment_repo=site_deployment_repo
)
click.echo(f"\nProcessing job file: {job_file}")

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outline: dict,
content: str,
word_count: int,
status: str
status: str,
site_deployment_id: Optional[int] = None
) -> GeneratedContent:
"""
Create a new generated content record
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content: Generated HTML content
word_count: Final word count
status: Status (generated, augmented, failed)
site_deployment_id: Optional site deployment ID for template assignment
Returns:
The created GeneratedContent object
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outline=outline,
content=content,
word_count=word_count,
status=status
status=status,
site_deployment_id=site_deployment_id
)
self.session.add(content_record)

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Batch processor for content generation jobs
"""
from typing import Dict, Any
from typing import Dict, Any, Optional
import click
from src.generation.service import ContentGenerator
from src.generation.job_config import JobConfig, Job, TierConfig
from src.database.repositories import GeneratedContentRepository, ProjectRepository
from src.generation.deployment_assignment import validate_and_resolve_targets, assign_site_for_article
from src.database.repositories import GeneratedContentRepository, ProjectRepository, SiteDeploymentRepository
class BatchProcessor:
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self,
content_generator: ContentGenerator,
content_repo: GeneratedContentRepository,
project_repo: ProjectRepository
project_repo: ProjectRepository,
site_deployment_repo: Optional[SiteDeploymentRepository] = None
):
self.generator = content_generator
self.content_repo = content_repo
self.project_repo = project_repo
self.site_deployment_repo = site_deployment_repo
self.stats = {
"total_jobs": 0,
"processed_jobs": 0,
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click.echo(f"\nProcessing Job {job_idx}/{self.stats['total_jobs']}: Project ID {job.project_id}")
resolved_targets = {}
if job.deployment_targets:
if not self.site_deployment_repo:
raise ValueError("deployment_targets specified but SiteDeploymentRepository not provided")
click.echo(f" Validating deployment targets: {', '.join(job.deployment_targets)}")
try:
resolved_targets = validate_and_resolve_targets(
job.deployment_targets,
self.site_deployment_repo
)
click.echo(f" All deployment targets validated successfully")
except ValueError as e:
click.echo(f" Error: {e}", err=True)
raise
for tier_name, tier_config in job.tiers.items():
self._process_tier(
job.project_id,
tier_name,
tier_config,
resolved_targets,
debug,
continue_on_error
)
@ -88,6 +108,7 @@ class BatchProcessor:
project_id: int,
tier_name: str,
tier_config: TierConfig,
resolved_targets: Dict[str, int],
debug: bool,
continue_on_error: bool
):
@ -97,8 +118,11 @@ class BatchProcessor:
project = self.project_repo.get_by_id(project_id)
keyword = project.main_keyword
targets_for_tier = resolved_targets if tier_name == "tier1" else {}
for article_num in range(1, tier_config.count + 1):
self.stats["total_articles"] += 1
article_index = article_num - 1
try:
self._generate_single_article(
@ -106,7 +130,9 @@ class BatchProcessor:
tier_name,
tier_config,
article_num,
article_index,
keyword,
targets_for_tier,
debug
)
self.stats["generated_articles"] += 1
@ -140,12 +166,22 @@ class BatchProcessor:
tier_name: str,
tier_config: TierConfig,
article_num: int,
article_index: int,
keyword: str,
resolved_targets: Dict[str, int],
debug: bool
):
"""Generate a single article"""
prefix = f" [{article_num}/{tier_config.count}]"
site_deployment_id = assign_site_for_article(article_index, resolved_targets)
if site_deployment_id:
hostname = next((h for h, id in resolved_targets.items() if id == site_deployment_id), None)
click.echo(f"{prefix} Assigned to site: {hostname} (ID: {site_deployment_id})")
elif resolved_targets:
click.echo(f"{prefix} No site assignment (index {article_index} >= {len(resolved_targets)} targets)")
click.echo(f"{prefix} Generating title...")
title = self.generator.generate_title(project_id, debug=debug)
click.echo(f"{prefix} Generated title: \"{title}\"")
@ -201,7 +237,8 @@ class BatchProcessor:
outline=outline,
content=content,
word_count=word_count,
status=status
status=status,
site_deployment_id=site_deployment_id
)
click.echo(f"{prefix} Saved (ID: {saved_content.id}, Status: {status})")

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@ -0,0 +1,86 @@
"""
Deployment target assignment logic for content generation
"""
from typing import Optional, List, Dict
from src.database.repositories import SiteDeploymentRepository
def resolve_hostname_to_id(hostname: str, site_deployment_repo: SiteDeploymentRepository) -> Optional[int]:
"""
Resolve a hostname to its site_deployment_id
Args:
hostname: Custom hostname to lookup
site_deployment_repo: Repository for querying site deployments
Returns:
site_deployment_id if found, None otherwise
"""
deployment = site_deployment_repo.get_by_hostname(hostname)
return deployment.id if deployment else None
def validate_and_resolve_targets(
hostnames: List[str],
site_deployment_repo: SiteDeploymentRepository
) -> Dict[str, int]:
"""
Validate and resolve all deployment target hostnames
Args:
hostnames: List of custom hostnames to validate
site_deployment_repo: Repository for querying site deployments
Returns:
Dictionary mapping hostname -> site_deployment_id
Raises:
ValueError: If any hostname is invalid or not found
"""
if not hostnames:
return {}
resolved = {}
invalid_hostnames = []
for hostname in hostnames:
if not hostname or not isinstance(hostname, str):
raise ValueError(f"Invalid hostname: {hostname}")
site_id = resolve_hostname_to_id(hostname, site_deployment_repo)
if site_id is None:
invalid_hostnames.append(hostname)
else:
resolved[hostname] = site_id
if invalid_hostnames:
raise ValueError(
f"Deployment targets not found in database: {', '.join(invalid_hostnames)}. "
f"Please ensure these sites exist using 'list-sites' command."
)
return resolved
def assign_site_for_article(article_index: int, resolved_targets: Dict[str, int]) -> Optional[int]:
"""
Assign a site_deployment_id for an article based on round-robin logic
Args:
article_index: Zero-based index of article in batch
resolved_targets: Dictionary mapping hostname -> site_deployment_id
Returns:
site_deployment_id if article_index < len(targets), None otherwise
"""
if not resolved_targets:
return None
target_ids = list(resolved_targets.values())
if article_index < len(target_ids):
return target_ids[article_index]
return None

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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Job configuration parser for batch content generation
import json
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Optional, Dict, Any
from typing import Optional, Dict, Any, List
from pathlib import Path
TIER_DEFAULTS = {
@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ class Job:
"""Job definition for content generation"""
project_id: int
tiers: Dict[str, TierConfig]
deployment_targets: Optional[List[str]] = None
class JobConfig:
@ -104,7 +105,14 @@ class JobConfig:
tier_config = self._parse_tier(tier_name, tier_data)
tiers[tier_name] = tier_config
return Job(project_id=project_id, tiers=tiers)
deployment_targets = job_data.get("deployment_targets")
if deployment_targets is not None:
if not isinstance(deployment_targets, list):
raise ValueError("'deployment_targets' must be an array")
if not all(isinstance(item, str) for item in deployment_targets):
raise ValueError("'deployment_targets' must be an array of strings")
return Job(project_id=project_id, tiers=tiers, deployment_targets=deployment_targets)
def _parse_tier(self, tier_name: str, tier_data: dict) -> TierConfig:
"""Parse tier configuration with defaults"""

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"""
Integration tests for deployment target assignment in batch generation
"""
import pytest
import json
import tempfile
from pathlib import Path
from unittest.mock import Mock, MagicMock, patch
from src.generation.batch_processor import BatchProcessor
from src.generation.service import ContentGenerator
from src.generation.job_config import JobConfig
from src.database.models import SiteDeployment, Project, GeneratedContent
class TestDeploymentTargetAssignment:
"""Integration tests for deployment target assignment"""
def test_job_config_parses_deployment_targets(self, tmp_path):
"""Test JobConfig parses deployment_targets field correctly"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": [
"www.domain1.com",
"www.domain2.com",
"www.domain3.com"
],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
config = JobConfig(str(job_file))
jobs = config.get_jobs()
assert len(jobs) == 1
assert jobs[0].deployment_targets == [
"www.domain1.com",
"www.domain2.com",
"www.domain3.com"
]
def test_job_config_handles_missing_deployment_targets(self, tmp_path):
"""Test JobConfig handles jobs without deployment_targets"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
config = JobConfig(str(job_file))
jobs = config.get_jobs()
assert len(jobs) == 1
assert jobs[0].deployment_targets is None
def test_job_config_validates_deployment_targets_type(self, tmp_path):
"""Test JobConfig validates deployment_targets is an array"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": "not_an_array",
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="must be an array"):
JobConfig(str(job_file))
def test_job_config_validates_deployment_targets_elements(self, tmp_path):
"""Test JobConfig validates deployment_targets contains only strings"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": ["www.domain1.com", 123, "www.domain2.com"],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="must be an array of strings"):
JobConfig(str(job_file))
def test_batch_processor_validates_targets_at_job_start(self, tmp_path):
"""Test BatchProcessor validates deployment targets at job start"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": ["www.domain1.com", "invalid.com"],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
mock_generator = Mock(spec=ContentGenerator)
mock_content_repo = Mock()
mock_project_repo = Mock()
mock_project = Mock(spec=Project)
mock_project.id = 1
mock_project.main_keyword = "test keyword"
mock_project_repo.get_by_id.return_value = mock_project
mock_site_repo = Mock()
def mock_get_by_hostname(hostname):
if hostname == "www.domain1.com":
return Mock(id=1)
return None
mock_site_repo.get_by_hostname.side_effect = mock_get_by_hostname
processor = BatchProcessor(
content_generator=mock_generator,
content_repo=mock_content_repo,
project_repo=mock_project_repo,
site_deployment_repo=mock_site_repo
)
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="invalid.com"):
processor.process_job(str(job_file), debug=False, continue_on_error=False)
def test_batch_processor_requires_site_repo_with_deployment_targets(self, tmp_path):
"""Test BatchProcessor requires SiteDeploymentRepository when deployment_targets specified"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": ["www.domain1.com"],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 1}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
mock_generator = Mock(spec=ContentGenerator)
mock_content_repo = Mock()
mock_project_repo = Mock()
mock_project = Mock(spec=Project)
mock_project.id = 1
mock_project.main_keyword = "test keyword"
mock_project_repo.get_by_id.return_value = mock_project
processor = BatchProcessor(
content_generator=mock_generator,
content_repo=mock_content_repo,
project_repo=mock_project_repo,
site_deployment_repo=None
)
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="SiteDeploymentRepository not provided"):
processor.process_job(str(job_file), debug=False, continue_on_error=False)
def test_assignment_logic_with_ten_articles_three_targets(self):
"""Test 10 articles with 3 targets: first 3 assigned, rest null"""
from src.generation.deployment_assignment import assign_site_for_article
resolved_targets = {
"www.domain1.com": 5,
"www.domain2.com": 8,
"www.domain3.com": 12
}
assignments = [assign_site_for_article(i, resolved_targets) for i in range(10)]
assert assignments[0] == 5
assert assignments[1] == 8
assert assignments[2] == 12
assert assignments[3] is None
assert assignments[4] is None
assert assignments[5] is None
assert assignments[6] is None
assert assignments[7] is None
assert assignments[8] is None
assert assignments[9] is None
def test_content_repository_accepts_site_deployment_id(self):
"""Test GeneratedContentRepository.create() accepts site_deployment_id"""
from src.database.repositories import GeneratedContentRepository
mock_session = Mock()
mock_session.add = Mock()
mock_session.commit = Mock()
mock_session.refresh = Mock()
repo = GeneratedContentRepository(mock_session)
content = repo.create(
project_id=1,
tier="tier1",
keyword="test keyword",
title="Test Title",
outline={"outline": []},
content="<p>Test content</p>",
word_count=100,
status="generated",
site_deployment_id=5
)
assert content.site_deployment_id == 5
mock_session.add.assert_called_once()
mock_session.commit.assert_called_once()
def test_content_repository_defaults_site_deployment_id_to_none(self):
"""Test GeneratedContentRepository.create() defaults site_deployment_id to None"""
from src.database.repositories import GeneratedContentRepository
mock_session = Mock()
mock_session.add = Mock()
mock_session.commit = Mock()
mock_session.refresh = Mock()
repo = GeneratedContentRepository(mock_session)
content = repo.create(
project_id=1,
tier="tier1",
keyword="test keyword",
title="Test Title",
outline={"outline": []},
content="<p>Test content</p>",
word_count=100,
status="generated"
)
assert content.site_deployment_id is None
mock_session.add.assert_called_once()
mock_session.commit.assert_called_once()
def test_only_tier1_gets_deployment_targets(self, tmp_path):
"""Test that only tier1 articles get assigned to deployment targets, tier2+ get null"""
job_file = tmp_path / "test_job.json"
job_data = {
"jobs": [{
"project_id": 1,
"deployment_targets": ["www.domain1.com", "www.domain2.com"],
"tiers": {
"tier1": {"count": 3},
"tier2": {"count": 5}
}
}]
}
job_file.write_text(json.dumps(job_data))
mock_generator = Mock(spec=ContentGenerator)
mock_generator.generate_title.return_value = "Test Title"
mock_generator.generate_outline.return_value = {"outline": []}
mock_generator.generate_content.return_value = "<p>Test</p>"
mock_generator.count_words.return_value = 2000
mock_content_repo = Mock()
mock_project_repo = Mock()
mock_project = Mock(spec=Project)
mock_project.id = 1
mock_project.main_keyword = "test keyword"
mock_project_repo.get_by_id.return_value = mock_project
mock_site_repo = Mock()
mock_site_repo.get_by_hostname.side_effect = lambda h: Mock(id=1) if h == "www.domain1.com" else Mock(id=2)
created_contents = []
def mock_create(**kwargs):
content = Mock()
for k, v in kwargs.items():
setattr(content, k, v)
created_contents.append(content)
return content
mock_content_repo.create.side_effect = mock_create
processor = BatchProcessor(
content_generator=mock_generator,
content_repo=mock_content_repo,
project_repo=mock_project_repo,
site_deployment_repo=mock_site_repo
)
processor.process_job(str(job_file), debug=False, continue_on_error=False)
assert len(created_contents) == 8
tier1_contents = [c for c in created_contents if c.tier == "tier1"]
tier2_contents = [c for c in created_contents if c.tier == "tier2"]
assert len(tier1_contents) == 3
assert len(tier2_contents) == 5
assert tier1_contents[0].site_deployment_id == 1
assert tier1_contents[1].site_deployment_id == 2
assert tier1_contents[2].site_deployment_id is None
for content in tier2_contents:
assert content.site_deployment_id is None
@pytest.fixture
def tmp_path():
"""Create a temporary directory for test files"""
with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir:
yield Path(tmpdir)

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"""
Unit tests for deployment target assignment logic
"""
import pytest
from unittest.mock import Mock, MagicMock
from src.generation.deployment_assignment import (
resolve_hostname_to_id,
validate_and_resolve_targets,
assign_site_for_article
)
from src.database.models import SiteDeployment
class TestResolveHostnameToId:
"""Test resolve_hostname_to_id function"""
def test_resolve_valid_hostname(self):
"""Test resolving a valid hostname"""
mock_repo = Mock()
mock_deployment = Mock(spec=SiteDeployment)
mock_deployment.id = 5
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.return_value = mock_deployment
result = resolve_hostname_to_id("www.example.com", mock_repo)
assert result == 5
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.assert_called_once_with("www.example.com")
def test_resolve_invalid_hostname(self):
"""Test resolving an invalid hostname returns None"""
mock_repo = Mock()
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.return_value = None
result = resolve_hostname_to_id("nonexistent.com", mock_repo)
assert result is None
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.assert_called_once_with("nonexistent.com")
class TestValidateAndResolveTargets:
"""Test validate_and_resolve_targets function"""
def test_validate_empty_list(self):
"""Test validating an empty list returns empty dict"""
mock_repo = Mock()
result = validate_and_resolve_targets([], mock_repo)
assert result == {}
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.assert_not_called()
def test_validate_all_valid_hostnames(self):
"""Test validating all valid hostnames"""
mock_repo = Mock()
def mock_get_by_hostname(hostname):
deployments = {
"www.domain1.com": Mock(id=1),
"www.domain2.com": Mock(id=2),
"www.domain3.com": Mock(id=3)
}
return deployments.get(hostname)
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.side_effect = mock_get_by_hostname
hostnames = ["www.domain1.com", "www.domain2.com", "www.domain3.com"]
result = validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames, mock_repo)
assert result == {
"www.domain1.com": 1,
"www.domain2.com": 2,
"www.domain3.com": 3
}
assert mock_repo.get_by_hostname.call_count == 3
def test_validate_with_invalid_hostname(self):
"""Test validation fails with invalid hostname"""
mock_repo = Mock()
def mock_get_by_hostname(hostname):
if hostname == "www.domain1.com":
return Mock(id=1)
return None
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.side_effect = mock_get_by_hostname
hostnames = ["www.domain1.com", "invalid.com"]
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc_info:
validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames, mock_repo)
assert "invalid.com" in str(exc_info.value)
assert "not found in database" in str(exc_info.value)
def test_validate_with_multiple_invalid_hostnames(self):
"""Test validation fails with multiple invalid hostnames"""
mock_repo = Mock()
mock_repo.get_by_hostname.return_value = None
hostnames = ["invalid1.com", "invalid2.com", "invalid3.com"]
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc_info:
validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames, mock_repo)
error_msg = str(exc_info.value)
assert "invalid1.com" in error_msg
assert "invalid2.com" in error_msg
assert "invalid3.com" in error_msg
def test_validate_with_empty_string_hostname(self):
"""Test validation fails with empty string hostname"""
mock_repo = Mock()
hostnames = ["www.valid.com", ""]
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc_info:
validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames, mock_repo)
assert "Invalid hostname" in str(exc_info.value)
def test_validate_with_non_string_hostname(self):
"""Test validation fails with non-string hostname"""
mock_repo = Mock()
hostnames = ["www.valid.com", 123]
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc_info:
validate_and_resolve_targets(hostnames, mock_repo)
assert "Invalid hostname" in str(exc_info.value)
class TestAssignSiteForArticle:
"""Test assign_site_for_article function"""
def test_assign_with_empty_targets(self):
"""Test assignment with no targets returns None"""
result = assign_site_for_article(0, {})
assert result is None
result = assign_site_for_article(5, {})
assert result is None
def test_assign_within_target_range(self):
"""Test assignment within target range"""
resolved_targets = {
"www.domain1.com": 5,
"www.domain2.com": 8,
"www.domain3.com": 12
}
assert assign_site_for_article(0, resolved_targets) == 5
assert assign_site_for_article(1, resolved_targets) == 8
assert assign_site_for_article(2, resolved_targets) == 12
def test_assign_beyond_target_range(self):
"""Test assignment beyond target range returns None"""
resolved_targets = {
"www.domain1.com": 5,
"www.domain2.com": 8,
"www.domain3.com": 12
}
assert assign_site_for_article(3, resolved_targets) is None
assert assign_site_for_article(4, resolved_targets) is None
assert assign_site_for_article(10, resolved_targets) is None
def test_assign_single_target(self):
"""Test assignment with single target"""
resolved_targets = {"www.domain1.com": 5}
assert assign_site_for_article(0, resolved_targets) == 5
assert assign_site_for_article(1, resolved_targets) is None
assert assign_site_for_article(2, resolved_targets) is None
def test_assign_with_ten_articles_three_targets(self):
"""Test assignment scenario: 10 articles, 3 targets"""
resolved_targets = {
"www.domain1.com": 5,
"www.domain2.com": 8,
"www.domain3.com": 12
}
results = [assign_site_for_article(i, resolved_targets) for i in range(10)]
expected = [5, 8, 12, None, None, None, None, None, None, None]
assert results == expected