feat(web): Google Cloud integration card

[JeremyFunk]

Stacked on the metrics poller PR (which is stacked on #1320 and #1321). Merge order: bottom up.

Summary

Adds the Google Cloud page to Integrations. An org admin connects an organization, a folder or a project, chooses log forwarding and metrics and resources per connection, and runs the generated script in Cloud Shell. Built on the /v2/integrations/gcp API; no backend or contract changes.

• Catalog entry "Google Cloud" (infrastructure shelf, isNew). Hub row and page header read the connection's worst state.
• The page shows status. Everything that changes a connection, and the script that applies the change, is behind one door per connection: Configure.
• Disconnect: a dialog that puts the cleanup script first and sees it finish, then Disconnect. A connection removed before its cleanup was seen keeps a panel with the cleanup script until it is dismissed, across reloads.
• Non-admins see status only.

Page header and lab

• The page header reads the worst connection's state (· N of M connections when several) and a facts row: Last log entry, Last metrics, Projects. Sans (font-display) for words, mono for ids, times and commands.
• /lab/gcp-connect renders every step and run state of the dialog over fixture connectors, no API needed (GcpApplyView is the run step without its data hooks).
• Folded in from feat(integrations): plain, scannable Google Cloud integration page #1481 (closed). Merged up the stack; feat(infra): Infrastructure → Google Cloud page #1336 and feat(gcp): read-only access for every connection, metrics switch controls collection only #1477 carry the dialog onto their log filter and read-only-access models.

Interaction model

What a change does, as the API has it: turning a capability off acts in Maple at once (logs are no longer stored within about a minute, the poller skips the connection from the next 5-minute read) while Google Cloud keeps its resources until the script runs. Turning one on does nothing until the script has run. The page is built on that.

1. A connection's two capabilities are status on the page: a dot, a label, when it last delivered, a link to its data. There are no switches on the page.
2. Configure opens a dialog with a stepper under its title: Scope · Data · Run setup. A connection reopens on Data (Scope is fixed and shows as done); one decision per screen, one primary button.
3. Data holds what to collect (a switch per capability, in one bordered list) and the log filter, closed in a disclosure under Logs that names its current choice. Under a checkbox that differs from what is set up, one line says what saving does and when: Starts once the script has run in Google Cloud., or Maple stops storing these logs within about a minute of saving. Google Cloud keeps forwarding them until the script has run.
4. A change that acts in Maple the moment it is saved asks first: turning something off, and turning something back on whose Google Cloud resources still exist. The confirmation says what happens In Maple and what goes on In Google Cloud.
5. Saving leads into Run setup: a chip row of what the run applies (scope, logs and filter, metrics) with Edit, then a script card (start of the script, Copy script, Open Cloud Shell, Show all), who runs it, and a status strip under it that waits for the script, ticks off each section as it reports, and after five minutes says what to check. A confirmed run ends on a connected view with each capability's live state (Waiting for first logs, Receiving).
6. The setup script exists only in Run setup. With nothing changed, Data's button reads Continue: that is how the script is run again.
7. When the saved configuration and what the script last reported differ, or a new connection's script has not reported, the card shows a band with one filled button that opens the dialog at Run setup: Finish setup or Apply changes. The band says what goes on until then (Google Cloud keeps forwarding logs, billed by Google, until the script has removed the log sink.). A failure whose text asks for the setup script gets the same band with Run the script again, once per connection.
8. Adding a connection is the same dialog from its first step. Scope is a Project / Folder / Organization toggle and one ID field (a host project field for folder and organization); Data is the same as above; Continue creates the connection and leads into Run setup.
9. Disconnect is in the card's menu, with its cleanup-first dialog.
10. A hint or a failure is a headline, at most two lines or a short list, then one action. A failure from the API is cut, not reworded: its first sentence is the headline, each further sentence a line, what Google answered the fine print.

Layout

• Full content width, gap-4, like the Cloudflare and PlanetScale pages. Breakpoints are container queries on the page (@container/page): beside two sidebars the viewport says little.
• One Panel per connection, worst state first. Header: name, Configure, the menu. Under it the band, when the script has to run. Under that the two capabilities, side by side while both are one line of status; a capability with a hint or a failure takes the card's width, with its state next to its name.
• The dialog's footer is its buttons. What a stage needs to say sits in its body.
• integration-empty-state.tsx: the value tiles go three-up on the page's width (@2xl/page), not the viewport's.
• GcpMessage lays a failure out as headline, lines and fine print wherever it renders, which includes the Infrastructure page's notices in the PR above.

Decisions to look at:

• The log filter is a parameter of the script; the API does not store it. A connection with a sink starts on Keep the sink's current filter, so running the script again never resets a filter, and the filter's own lines say Applies: when the script runs. Changing only the filter saves nothing, so the button stays Continue to the script.
• Include GKE container logs keeps its acknowledgement as a warning with a checkbox inside the log filter disclosure, which stays open until it is ticked; Data's Continue waits for it. (feat(infra): Infrastructure → Google Cloud page #1336 replaces this filter with a per-runtime choice; the dialog carries it there.)
• Turning back on what still exists in Google Cloud leaves nothing to run: Data's button reads Save, its note Nothing to run after this, the confirmation Turn on, and the dialog then shows that Google Cloud matches.
• A capability the script has not set up reads Not set up; Setup pending is the connection's word (header, hub, band).
• The band replaces the card's badge for pending states. With one connection the card has no badge at all: the page header names its state.
• One read of status per page; a save shows at once in the dialog (the saved flags are overlaid until the status read catches up).

Kept after screenshot review, with the reason:

• Configure stays on the card beside the band's button: it is the stable door, the band's button is the shortcut to its second stage.
• A one-item menu for Disconnect: it keeps the destructive action out of the primary position.
• The 20-minute hint for a silent sink has the test command as its action and names Configure for a rerun in its text: the rerun is the fallback, not the first thing to do.
• The same status can appear in two layouts on one page (side by side on one card, full width on another): a failure or a warning at half width left the other half of the card empty. Neutral hints of a line or two stay side by side.
• An incomplete resource list leaves the connection Healthy with an amber dot on the capability: metrics are unaffected, and for a scope over the list limit it would never clear.
• An amber Needs attention badge over a red capability dot: the hub's and the header's tone for the state. The dot carries the severity.
• The selected scope card's check mark, dialog title line height and the phone footer's button order come from shared primitives.

Status model

gcp-connector-state.ts holds the rules, pure and tested; the card, the configuration dialog, the hub and the Infrastructure page call the same functions.

Capability	States
Log forwarding	Off, Rejecting logs, Not set up, Setup running, Waiting for first logs (with a test command after 20 minutes), No logs in 24 hours, Receiving logs
Metrics and resources	Off, Not set up, Setup running, Waiting for first metrics (after 15 minutes it says none have arrived), Can't read metrics, Receiving metrics incomplete, Metrics stalled, Receiving metrics
Connection (header, hub, card)	Needs attention, Setup pending, Changes pending, Waiting for data, Healthy

• The states use applied_logs_enabled, applied_metrics_enabled and setup_reported_at: what the latest script run reported.
• gcpDraftEffect says what saving a choice does and when (starts-after-script, stops-now, resumes-now, removed-by-script); the dialog's notes and its confirmation read it.
• gcpPendingChanges says, per capability, what goes on until the script has run; gcpRunAsked names the capabilities whose failure asks for the setup script; gcpMessageParts cuts a failure into headline, lines and Google's answer.
• A new connection and a pending change do not count toward the hub's "need attention".
• The poller's "can't sign in yet" text stays hidden until a run reported metrics access, and for 10 minutes after a report.
• An error with the last successful read older than 10 minutes (two polls) is Can't read metrics; with a read inside 10 minutes it stays Receiving metrics, incomplete.
• A capability that no run has reported on reads Setup running for two minutes after a report on the other one: the script reports its sections seconds apart.
• An incomplete resource list keeps Receiving metrics and adds resource list incomplete with an amber dot: metrics are unaffected, and the connection stays healthy.
• The apply stage knows a newer run by a changed setup_reported_at, not by the browser's clock. Its "no confirmation yet" help counts five minutes from the connection's creation, so a reload does not restart it.

Decisions

• The setup and cleanup scripts are read with a bare MapleApiV2AtomClient.query, not retainedQueryV2: they embed the connector's secret, so they are disposed with the dialog. The <pre> carries REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS. Only the cleanup script from the delete response, which has no secret, is persisted (Atom.kvs, per organization) for the panel that stays after a disconnect.
• Only what changed is sent on save: the API leaves an omitted capability as it is.
• The card's links into the docs (Roles if you aren't an Owner, Troubleshooting, Write a filter of your own, and the links from the acknowledgement and the filter lines) and the catalog's docs link arrive with the docs PR above, so nothing here points at a page that is not there.
• The numbers at the top of the page and the links to Infrastructure arrive with the Infrastructure PR above.
• Status polls every 10s while any connection is pending, waiting or failing, and while the apply stage or the disconnect dialog waits for a run; otherwise every 60s.
• Two files where there was one: gcp-integration-card.tsx (the page, 0.8k lines) and gcp-configure.tsx (the dialog, the scripts and the disconnect dialog, 1.5k lines), from 1.7k.

Verification

• gcp-connector-state.test.ts (70 tests): one case per row of the state tables, the partial-report window, the script-needed rule, what a draft does and when, which failures ask for the script, how a failure is cut, the order of the log filters and the acknowledgement rule.
• Rendered against a local stack, each state produced by seeding the connector row: 57 states at 1440px, 1024px and 390px. Two directions were built first (connection cards with a stat row and a dialog; capability panels with a side sheet) and compared from screenshots by a fresh reviewer; then seven rounds, each judged by a fresh reviewer from screenshots alone against this checklist: dead space, numbers at a glance, whether every control says when it takes effect, single-colour text blocks, orphan buttons. The last round found no blocker and marked numbers, effect timing, text blocks and orphan buttons clean; what it listed under dead space (one amber hint at half width) and wording was changed afterwards and spot-checked, not put before another reviewer.
• Not run against Google Cloud in this PR: the states come from seeded rows, not from a real script run.

Review notes

• Maple review F1 (the card linked a docs page this PR does not add): applied. The links are in the docs PR.
• Maple review F2 (no test that the script block carries the replay-block class): not added. Script applies the class unconditionally in one line, and it only ever renders a secret-bearing script; a render test would pin a class name.
• Texts inside failure messages come from the ingest gateway and the poller (lower PRs); this PR only lays them out.
• Kept as is:
  • An error inside 10 minutes of the last successful read reads Receiving metrics, incomplete whatever the message says. The card does not read meaning out of message text, with one exception: a failure that names the setup script gets the band's Run the script again.
  • Setup running rests on the report of the other capability alone. If the script stopped between its sections, the row says so two minutes later.
  • Waiting for data stays the connection's word also when only one capability waits.
  • Turning log forwarding off and on again without running the script shows the 20-minute test-command hint early, because the API clears the last-received time. It clears with the next accepted entry.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added Google Cloud as an integration, with connection setup for organizations, folders, and projects.
  • Choose log and metrics collection options, including log filters, and review setup progress and connection health.
  • Apply or retry setup changes, and disconnect connections with cleanup scripts you can copy or open in Google Cloud Shell.
  • View collection status, setup issues, and relevant Google Cloud links from the integration overview. Admins can manage connections; other users can view status.

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Adds Google Cloud as an integrations-page option. The change includes connector state rules, connection setup and editing, status displays, disconnect and cleanup flows, catalog status and overview data, and a fixture-based connect lab.

Changes: Google Cloud integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Connector states and validation apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-connector-state.ts, apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-connector-state.test.ts	Adds log and metrics state classification, setup timing, capability effects and locks, scope and request validation, and log-filter rules. Tests cover these states and helpers.
Connection configuration and cleanup apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx	Adds flows to create and edit connections, apply setup scripts, refresh setup status, and disconnect with cleanup status.
Connection status and catalog apps/web/src/atoms/gcp-removed-connectors-atoms.ts, apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx, apps/web/src/components/integrations/integration-catalog.tsx, apps/web/src/components/icons/google-cloud.tsx, apps/web/src/components/icons/index.ts, apps/web/src/components/integrations/integration-empty-state.tsx, apps/web/src/routes/integrations.tsx	Adds connection status displays and admin controls. Retains cleanup details after disconnect when applied capabilities remain on. Adds Google Cloud catalog status and overview data, icons, route rendering, and a container-based empty-state breakpoint.
Connect lab and supporting routes apps/web/src/lab/gcp-connect-lab.tsx, apps/web/src/lab/registry.ts, apps/web/src/routes/lab/gcp-connect.tsx, apps/web/src/routeTree.gen.ts, apps/web/src/lib/docs.ts	Adds a fixture-based lab for connection and script-run states, registers its route, and adds GCP documentation paths.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: makisuo

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 131d9

The Google Cloud connect lab can create a real connector when a signed-in admin submits its form. Prevent or mock submission in the lab before merging. A setup guidance link may also lead to a missing docs page until that page ships.

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🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
CI's web typecheck and effect-lint fail on this head, so the card is not yet proven to compile or render.
_{quality 100/100 · no findings · tests covered · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud card to the Integrations page: connect form, per-capability switches with status, and the Cloud Shell setup/cleanup scripts, on the existing v2 API. The card state machine and its contract use check out; the head still fails CI's web typecheck, so it is unproven as compiling.

• GcpIntegrationCard lists connectors with a switch and status per capability
• gcpCreateRequest validates the draft with the API's own create schema
• gcpSwitchLock locks the last-on switch and metrics on a deployment without access
• The setup script is read without retention, so its secret dies with the panel

What was checked

• PATCH carries only the flipped flag; the API keeps omitted fields (integrations-gcp.ts:193, route test :228)
• CopyButton never puts the script in the DOM, and the <pre> carries rr-block (copy-button.tsx:285)
• gcpStatusQuery and both mutations share reactivityKeys: ["gcpIntegration"], so a save invalidates the read

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
The pure state rules are pinned by 30 tests; the React wiring (optimistic switch, panel reopen) was read, not run, and the card has no browser test.
_{quality 100/100 · no findings · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integration card: a scope-picker connect form, per-capability switches and status, setup/cleanup scripts, and hub status/overview derived from the existing v2 status read. UI-only, no backend or contract change, and safe to merge.

• gcp-connector-state.ts derives log/metrics states, switch locks and the create request
• GcpIntegrationCard adds, lists and disconnects connectors; one PATCH per flipped switch
• A switch save invalidates the script key and reopens the setup panel
• Hub status chip and overview read gcpStatusQuery, polling 10s while settling, else 60s

What was checked

• Every branch of gcpLogState/gcpMetricsState/gcpAttention/gcpSwitchLock/gcpCreateRequest is covered in gcp-connector-state.test.ts
• The setup script is the only secret-bearing text: it renders inside REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS (gcp-integration-card.tsx:143), and renderGcpCleanupScript interpolates no push endpoint (`setup-scripts.ts…
• ConfirmDialog treats a resolved false as keep-open, matching handleDisconnect (confirm-dialog.tsx:67); errorMessage accepts both an Exit and an error (error-toast.ts:25)

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🟢 Confidence 7/10 · likely safe to merge
The pure state module has 30 tests over every branch; 900 lines of JSX around it have never been rendered.
_{quality 100/100 · no findings · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integration card, its pure state/validation module and the catalog entry, all on the /v2/integrations/gcp contract the base branch already ships. Contained UI work; safe to merge once the stacked base PRs land.

• gcpConnectorState derives log, metrics, attention and switch-lock state from a connector
• GcpIntegrationCard lists connections with a switch per capability and a setup panel
• gcpCreateRequest validates the add form with the API's own create schema
• Catalog gets the Google Cloud entry, hub status and overview, plus a mono icon

Before merge

• Manual · Merge the stack bottom-up: feat(ingest): receive Cloud Logging entries from GCP Pub/Sub push #1320, feat(integrations): Google Cloud connectors (project, folder, organization) and setup script #1321 and the GCP metrics poller PR this branch is based on
• Manual · Render the card in a browser once before it ships — no test or CI run has mounted it

What was checked

• Setup script only rendered when the result is settled (!waiting), so a held-over script can't be copied (gcp-integration-card.tsx:373)
• Setup script <pre> carries REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS; rrweb blocks the subtree (record.ts default blockClass), so the embedded secret never reaches replay
• gcpSwitchLock mirrors the API rule: the last-on switch is locked and metrics is locked when the deployment can't read them

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🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention
The web diff reads correctly and is pinned by 30 tests, but the eight backend files the kickoff names as changed since the last review were never fetched (sandbox clone stalled), so that half is unvou…
_{quality 100/100 · no findings · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integration card: catalog entry, connect form, per-connection log and metrics status rows with switches, and the setup/cleanup script panels, all over the existing /v2/integrations/gcp API. The web half matches the contract and its own tests; the backend files named as changed since the last review could not be read in this pass.

• gcp-connector-state.ts derives log, metrics and attention state and builds the create payload from the API schema
• GcpIntegrationCard lists connections, flips one switch per PATCH, and reminds the admin to re-run the script
• Catalog gets the gcp entry, hub status and overview; useIntegrationOverviews counts connectors receiving data
• GoogleCloudIcon gains a GoogleCloudMonoIcon in currentColor

What was checked

• Create payload is rebuilt per scope variant and trimmed, matching V2GcpCreateConnectorRequest (gcp-connector-state.ts:132)
• The setup script is fetched with a bare query and hidden while waiting, so a stale secret-bearing script is never copied (gcp-integration-card.tsx:364)
• The script <pre> carries REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS for the secret copy; the cleanup script does not, matching the API's no-secret response

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🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
Pure state machine is pinned by 30 unit tests; the card itself was never rendered in a browser, so its render paths are unverified.
_{quality 100/100 · no findings · tests covered · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud card to the Integrations page: connect form, per-connection capability switches with a shared status model, setup and disconnect panels. Contained to apps/web and safe to merge; the new logic is unit-tested.

• gcp-connector-state.ts derives log/metrics state, pending changes and switch locks from a connector
• GcpIntegrationCard renders connect, per-connection switches, setup and guided disconnect
• Catalog gains a gcp entry plus HEALTH_TONE (new pending health) and gcpStatusQuery
• PlanetScaleSetupChecklist is generic over step ids and ReactNode details

What was checked

• gcpCreateRequest narrows the payload per scope_type and rejects both-opt-ins-off (gcp-connector-state.ts:273)
• useGcpScripts hides a held-over script while the new one loads, and is a bare non-retained query so the secret does not outlive the panel (card:256)
• save sends only the flipped flag; updating disables every row's switches while one save is in flight (card:990)

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
The connector-state rules that changed are pinned by unit tests; only the card's hardcoded docs link is wrong.
_{quality 90/100 · 1 warning · tests covered · risk medium · 1/1 new units observable}

The last commits refine the Google Cloud card: capability states, the setup panel's confirmation, and a stacked checklist layout. Presentational and safe to merge, except the card's hardcoded docs link, whose page does not exist.

• needsSetup keeps a removed capability in Setup pending even while old data is fresh
• An incomplete resource sync now shows under Metrics and resources instead of failing the row
• The setup panel confirms only on a script run newer than when it opened
• PlanetScaleSetupChecklist gains a stacked layout for sentence details

Findings

🟠 Warning · F1 · GCP card hardcodes a docs URL whose page does not exist

correctness · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:98

apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/ has no gcp.md at this head, so the connect form's Costs link (${DOCS}#google-cloud-costs) 404s. The same commit dropped docsUrl: docsUrl("gcp") from the catalog entry, so apps/web/src/lib/docs.test.ts — which exists to fail in the PR that would rot a docs link into a 404 — no longer covers this page.

Add the landing page (`apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp.md`), add `gcp: "/docs/integrations/gcp"` to `DOCS` in `apps/web/src/lib/docs.ts`, and go back to `docsUrl("gcp")` here and on the catalog entry. If the page is not shipping with this stack, drop the `Costs` link instead of hardcoding it.

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F1 · Warning · correctness · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:98
GCP card hardcodes a docs URL whose page does not exist
`apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/` has no `gcp.md` at this head, so the connect form's `Costs` link (`${DOCS}#google-cloud-costs`) 404s. The same commit dropped `docsUrl: docsUrl("gcp")` from the catalog entry, so `apps/web/src/lib/docs.test.ts` — which exists to fail in the PR that would rot a docs link into a 404 — no longer covers this page.
Suggested fix: Add the landing page (`apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp.md`), add `gcp: "/docs/integrations/gcp"` to `DOCS` in `apps/web/src/lib/docs.ts`, and go back to `docsUrl("gcp")` here and on the catalog entry. If the page is not shipping with this stack, drop the `Costs` link instead of hardcoding it.

What was checked

• The new needsSetup branches and resourcesError shape are pinned by the added cases in gcp-connector-state.test.ts
• Messages with console links read correctly through the new GcpMessage (checked against the wording in GcpMetricsService.ts:87)
• Browser queries already carry client spans through tracedFetch (apps/web/src/lib/services/common/telemetry.ts:112)

Observability coverage: 1 of 1 changes observable

Change	Kind	Observable	Evidence
GET /v2/integrations/gcp/status and setupScripts (browser atom queries)	Client (browser fetch)	yes	apps/web/src/lib/services/common/v2-atom-client.ts uses MapleFetchHttpClientLive, i.e. tracedFetch (telemetry.ts:112), which sets peer/status and traceparent

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• apps/web/src/lab/registry.ts
• apps/web/src/lib/docs.ts
• apps/web/src/routeTree.gen.ts
• apps/web/src/routes/integrations.tsx
• apps/web/src/routes/lab/gcp-connect.tsx

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1 inline note from Maple's review. The score and summary are in the review comment above.

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
F3 is unfixed at this head: the confirm title names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests not needed · risk low}

Ships the two Google Cloud docs pages the card links to and raises the web gzip budget to cover the card. Nothing new to fix in these files, but F3 is still open at this head, so the page can misstate a mixed save.

• New docs pages gcp.md and gcp-opentelemetry.md under Integrations
• check-bundle-budget.ts gzip budget raised from 697.5 KB to 698.5 KB

Before merge

• Manual · Merge bottom up: feat(ingest): receive Cloud Logging entries from GCP Pub/Sub push #1320, feat(integrations): Google Cloud connectors (project, folder, organization) and setup script #1321, the gcp-metrics-poller PR, then this one

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• perf/check-bundle-budget.ts changes only the constant and its measured note
• No test mounts GcpConfigure/GcpIntegrationCard (**/*.test.tsx under apps/web/src), so F2 holds
• The setup script still renders under REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS at gcp-configure.tsx:371 and :1252

_{2a003b7 · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
The one new file is a documented budget constant; both open findings still live at unchanged lines in gcp-configure.tsx.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests not needed · risk low}

Only check-bundle-budget.ts changed since the last review: the startup gzip budget moves to 699.5 KB with the measured deltas recorded. That edit is sound; the two open findings on the Google Cloud dialog still stand at this head.

• maxGzipBytes raised to 699.5 KB with the per-step measurement comment

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• Budget compare and the lazy-only leak check read in full (check-bundle-budget.ts:131-141); only the constant and comment moved
• gcp-configure.tsx:1096 still names stopping alone, and gcp-configure.tsx:371/:1252 still carry REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS with no browser test in apps/web/src/components/integrations

_{332f9f1 · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention
Web files are byte-identical to the reviewed head; only the merged-in base moved, and I confirmed V2GcpConnector still carries every field the card reads.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integrations page: catalog entry, hub row and status page driven by the connection's worst state, plus a Configure dialog that saves capabilities and hands the admin the setup script. Frontend-only against /v2/integrations/gcp; no backend or contract change in this diff.

• GcpIntegrationCard renders each connection's capabilities as status and gates all changes behind Configure
• gcpStatusQuery feeds the catalog, hub overview and page header from one retained v2 read
• GcpConfigure saves only the flipped switch and opens Run setup with the generated script
• A removed connection keeps its cleanup script in local storage until dismissed

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• V2GcpConnector at this head still has every field the card reads (applied_logs_enabled, setup_reported_at, discovered_project_count) (packages/domain/src/http/v2/integrations-gcp.ts:46)
• Delete response shape cleanup_script matches the card's result.value.cleanup_script (packages/domain/src/http/v2/integrations-gcp.ts:269)
• The docs pages the card links (/docs/integrations/gcp) are added by this pull request, so the Costs link resolves

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Maple review

🟡 Confidence 6/10 · needs attention
The connector-state rules are pinned by ~60 tests, but the confirmation still commits a script-only change it never names (F3, present at this head).
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integration page: catalog entry, status card with per-capability state, one Configure dialog covering scope, collection and the setup script, and a cleanup-first disconnect. Safe to merge; the open confirmation finding in gcp-configure.tsx still stands at this head. Everything in the diff was read, including the 739-line state test.

• gcp-connector-state derives per-capability state, pending changes and the script-needed verdict from connector fields
• GcpIntegrationCard/GcpConfigure render status, the stepper and the apply view behind one Configure door
• useIntegrationStatuses/useIntegrationOverviews gain a gcp row; health gains pending
• Cleanup script of a removed connection persists in localStorage until dismissed

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• gcpDeleteResponse.cleanup_script carries no secret, so the localStorage atom stores none
• Docs anchors the card links to (#log-filter, #troubleshooting, #roles-for-running-the-script) exist in gcp.md
• @2xl/page in the empty state resolves: the page renders through PageLayout.Content, which declares @container/page

_{bafb79b · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 7/10 · likely safe to merge
The new rows are contained UI over the tested state model, but the open correctness finding in the save confirmation still stands at this head.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests partial · risk low}

Reworks the Google Cloud connection rows into one compact healthy line or an expanded list of issues, adds a /lab/gcp-connections gallery, and drops the header facts row. The web-only change is safe to merge; the two earlier findings still stand at this head.

• GcpConnection renders one compact row when healthy, an issue list otherwise
• connectionIssues maps each capability failure to a warn/crit issue with one run-script button
• New /lab/gcp-connections gallery over six fixture connectors, wired into LAB_ENTRIES
• Page header drops the facts row and keeps GcpHeaderStatus

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• gcpWorstState falls back to "healthy" for an empty list, so the header dot cannot throw when no connector is loaded
• HEALTH_TONE covers every ConnectedOverview.health value the header passes it
• Every tone the new rows pass (live, crit, warn, ok, neutral) exists in StatusDot and TONE_TEXT

_{6528a50 · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 7/10 · likely safe to merge
The changed hunk is presentational and its unaffected callers all typecheck; the open F3 confirmation-title defect is unchanged in this file.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests partial · risk low}

Makes ConfigureHeader's step optional so the finished Google Cloud setup renders without a stepper, and drops the now-unused step 3 state. The hunk itself is a safe presentational tweak; the unaddressed confirmation-title finding (F3) still stands at this head.

• StepIndex is now 0|1|2; the finished step no longer passes a step
• ConfigureHeader omits the Stepper when step is undefined

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• All four remaining ConfigureHeader call sites still pass a valid step (gcp-configure.tsx:930, 1054, 1537, 1703)
• F3 re-read at head: title and confirm label still derive from stopping only (gcp-configure.tsx:1099-1107)
• gcpDraftEffect confirms a mixed stops-now + resumes-now save is reachable (gcp-connector-state.ts:332)

_{a61043c · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
The only delta is a type import that matches GcpCapability's export in gcp-connector-state.ts:297; the earlier confirmed defects F2 and F3 are untouched and stay open.
_{quality 88/100 · 1 warning · 1 note · tests not needed · risk low}

Since the last review the card changed by one line: it now imports type GcpCapability from ./gcp-connector-state, which the file already used, so the typecheck failure is fixed and nothing else moved. The two earlier open findings are unchanged.

• gcp-integration-card.tsx imports type GcpCapability from ./gcp-connector-state

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🟠 Warning · F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-configure.tsx:1098
• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

What was checked

• git diff a61043c..4db40c0 touches only the import line, and the exported type exists (gcp-connector-state.ts:297)
• F3 read at head: the confirmation title still names only stopping (gcp-configure.tsx:1097) while the save sends every changed flag

_{4db40c0 · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge
Only the confirmation copy changed since the last review; the fix names both capabilities and I read all 1859 lines of the dialog.
_{quality 98/100 · 1 note · tests partial · risk medium}

The confirmation in the Google Cloud configure dialog now names both capabilities when one save turns one off and the other back on. The fix is correct and the changed file adds no new defect; the earlier info-level test gap for the script's rr-block guard is still open.

• ChooseStage builds turned from stopping and resuming, so the dialog names both flips
• confirmLabel reads Save and continue when a save both stops and resumes

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

Fixed since the last review

• ✅ F3 · Confirmation names only the capability turned off while the save also turns one back on

What was checked

• turned and confirmLabel cover stop-only, resume-only and both flips (gcp-configure.tsx:1024-1039, :1114-1120)
• A save still sends only the flipped flags when one capability changed (gcp-configure.tsx:1047-1051)
• Ran git diff 4db40c0..4c4caf6 on the file: the confirmation block is the only change

_{4c4caf6 · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple review

🟢 Confidence 7/10 · likely safe to merge
The state model is well pinned by gcp-connector-state.test.ts, but the dialog's save/run/confirmation paths and the F2 rr-block guard have no test of their own.
_{quality 98/100 · 1 note · tests partial · risk medium}

Adds the Google Cloud integration page: a catalog entry, a status-only card, one Configure dialog per connection (scope, data, run setup) and a guided disconnect, all over the existing /v2/integrations/gcp API. No backend, contract or migration change; safe to merge. The open McpQueryError (maple-chat, top frame apps/web/src/lab/registry.ts) is untouched by this change, which only registers two new lab routes.

• GcpIntegrationCard renders per-connection status; all mutations sit behind Configure
• gcpConnectionState/gcpScriptNeeded derive capability state from applied flags and data age
• GcpConfigure steppers create, flip one capability per save, then poll for the script's report
• Cleanup scripts of un-cleaned disconnects persist in localStorage until dismissed

Still open from earlier reviews

• 🔵 Note · F2 · The setup script's rr-block guard has no test · apps/web/src/components/integrations/gcp-integration-card.tsx:235

Production impact

Open errors in the changed files

Issue	Service	Occurrences	File
@maple/mcp/errors/McpQueryError	maple-chat	15	apps/web/src/lab/registry.ts

After this merges, Maple checks whether they stop.

What was checked

• save sends only the flipped capability, so a stale draft cannot overwrite the other (gcp-configure.tsx:1043)
• Non-admins get status only; script fetch and mutations stay behind useIsOrgAdmin
• Earlier finding F2 still stands: no test asserts the setup/cleanup script sits under REPLAY_BLOCK_CLASS (gcp-configure.tsx:371, :1266)

_{25972eb · Updated on every push. Reply "won't fix" to dismiss a finding, or mention @maple-review-bot to ask about one.}

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Maple: after this shipped

✅ Shipped clean. Nothing this change touches got worse in the hour after it deployed.

Deployed to maple-chat (production) at 2026-10-16 19:25 UTC as d4ea21c, the first version after the merge (the merge commit itself never reported). Compared the 60 minutes before and after.

Errors in the changed files:

• ➖ @maple/mcp/errors/McpQueryError: 0/h → 0/h

_{Maple looks once, an hour after the first deploy that carries the merge.}