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Package scriptwiring assembles the managed-script feature: the execution handle the lifecycle starts, and the tool layer that authors and enqueues onto it.
It is a seam rather than a method on the facade for the reason every other composition seam here is one, and the reason its own construction comment already gave: composition is not behavior the facade should own, and the facade is at its size budget.
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func Wire ¶
func Wire(deps Deps) *scriptexec.Handle
Wire assembles the managed-script feature and returns its execution handle for the lifecycle to start and stop. The handle also owns the schedule materializer, which runs wherever the run worker does.
The two halves are wired together here because only one of them can exist without the other: the tool layer registers manage_script on any database deployment, while run_script appears only where there is a queue to enqueue onto, so a deployment that cannot execute scripts still authors them and says plainly that nothing will run them.
The handle is built whether or not this replica runs the worker: the serving half of a split deployment still owns the queue it enqueues onto.
Wire builds both halves and registers the tool layer, returning the handle.
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type Deps ¶
type Deps struct {
DB *sql.DB
DSN string
Server *mcp.Server
Assets portal.AssetStore
Versions portal.VersionStore
S3 portal.S3Client
Bucket string
Prefix string
FollowTables func(ctx context.Context, assetID string, version int) []string
Lander *resourcewrite.Ref
Audit middleware.AuditLogger
Subjects scriptexec.SubjectResolver
Metrics *observability.Metrics
Destinations []script.Destination
RunRetention time.Duration
WorkerEnabled bool
NotificationsEnabled bool
DigestHourUTC int
PortalURL string
AdminPersona string
Toolkits *registry.Registry
// Bind hands the assembled tool layer back to the facade, which keeps it
// because the index queue binds its write-path producer (#1370).
Bind func(*scriptlayer.Handle)
}
Deps are what the facade hands over: values it already holds, and one callback for the handle it keeps.
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