Add API builds and a Deployments pdk capability

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Purpose

Deploying an API renders its definition at the moment the deploy runs, so there is no
way to say "deploy this version" — edit the API and the next deploy silently ships
the edit. There is no artifact a caller can name, and nothing for the next environment
to promote. Separately, plugins had no typed access to the deployment lifecycle,
unlike Gateways and Projects.

Goals

• Fix what will be deployed as an explicit, separate step.
• Make every deployment traceable to a stored snapshot.
• Expose the deployment lifecycle on pdk.Deps.

Approach

• Builds (POST|GET /rest-apis/{id}/builds, GET|DELETE .../builds/{buildId}) —
  an immutable snapshot of the API's definition, bound to no gateway, stored at the
  platform data version and translated to the target gateway's version at deploy
  time. Readable id (date + that day's index, unique per API) plus a global uuid, an
  optional description for telling one snapshot from another, and an uninterpreted
  metadata bag for recording an origin such as a commit.

• Every deployment runs a build. base: "build" + buildId deploys the snapshot
  it names; base: "current" renders the definition into a build and deploys that.
  buildId is required with build and rejected with current, so a request cannot
  ask for one thing and get another.

• current writes the build and the deployment in one transaction — a recorded
  deployment always has the build it runs, a failed deploy leaves no build behind, and
  no prune can get between the two. A deployment's overrides (endpointUrl,
  vhostMain, vhostSandbox) apply to that deployment only; the build stays the
  definition as it stood, so promoting it does not carry one gateway's endpoint
  forward.

• deployments.build_uuid — the single record of which build a deployment runs;
  DeploymentResponse.buildId reads back through it. Pruning clears it, so a
  deployment whose build is gone reports no build rather than naming an unresolvable
  one.

• The limit is a limit — capped per API (deployments.max_builds_per_api,
  default 5; 0 keeps all). Reaching it removes the oldest builds that no
  current deployment is using — as many as the limit demands, so a lowered limit
  converges at once — in the same transaction that adds the new build. When nothing
  is free the prepare is refused (409 BUILD_LIMIT_REACHED, naming the limit)
  rather than storing one more: exceeding what an organization is entitled to keep
  has to be a decision, not a side effect. A deploy from the definition stores a
  build too, so it is refused the same way and with the same error.

  An archived deployment — one a newer deployment has superseded on its gateway —
  does not hold its build, and that is what keeps a pipeline working: deploying
  the same API to one gateway repeatedly supersedes the previous deployment each
  time, so those builds become reclaimable on their own and the limit is never run
  down by ordinary redeployment. The archived deployment keeps its own rendered
  artifact and stays redeployable; it just stops naming a build, so it can no longer
  be promoted onward.

• Deleting a build (DELETE .../builds/{buildId}, ap:rest_api:build:delete) —
  how a caller makes room when cleanup cannot, which is when the API's builds are
  held by deployments across gateways that are each running or holding one. Refused
  only while the build is on a gateway — DEPLOYED, DEPLOYING or
  UNDEPLOYING (409 BUILD_IN_USE); undeploy it first.

  UNDEPLOYED, FAILED and ARCHIVED deployments all release the build, so this
  reaches the two that pruning deliberately leaves alone: suspending a deployment
  is not the same as being finished with it, so the cleanup will not read it as one
  — but a user who does mean it can say so. Those deployments stay redeployable from
  their own artifact and simply stop reporting a buildId, which also means they
  can no longer be promoted onward. That cost is why this is a request and never
  automatic.

• pdk.Deps.Deployments — prepare, read, delete a build, deploy, undeploy and
  restore, satisfied verbatim by DeploymentService.

⚠️ Breaking change

POST /rest-apis/{id}/deployments no longer accepts a deploymentId as base. The
only values are current and build; anything else is a 400.

Promoting is now "deploy the build the source deployment runs" — take its buildId
and deploy that. This carries the identical artifact rather than a re-render of it,
and keeps the origin traceable, which naming a deployment could not: a promotion of a
promotion was a chain of artifacts with no snapshot behind it.

baseDeploymentId is therefore never set on new REST API deployments. The field and
the column stay, for existing rows and for MCP proxy, LLM and event API deployments,
which still accept a deploymentId base and are unchanged by this PR.

⚠️ Migration required on merge

builds is a new table and is created by the guarded DDL in the schema files, but
deployments is existing, so build_uuid is not added by re-applying them.

Every deployment read selects that column and joins builds for the readable id, so
an upgraded database needs both before any deployment read works — not just the
build endpoints. Re-applying the schema file covers the table; the column needs the
ALTER below.

SQLite re-applies its schema at every start, so only build_uuid is needed:

ALTER TABLE deployments ADD COLUMN build_uuid VARCHAR(40) REFERENCES builds(uuid);
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_deployments_build ON deployments(build_uuid);

PostgreSQL — re-apply schema.postgres.sql (creates builds), then:

ALTER TABLE deployments ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS build_uuid VARCHAR(40);
ALTER TABLE deployments ADD CONSTRAINT fk_deployments_build
    FOREIGN KEY (build_uuid) REFERENCES builds(uuid) ON DELETE NO ACTION;
CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_deployments_build ON deployments(build_uuid);

SQL Server — re-apply schema.sqlserver.sql (creates builds), then:

IF COL_LENGTH(N'dbo.deployments', N'build_uuid') IS NULL
    ALTER TABLE dbo.deployments ADD build_uuid VARCHAR(40);
GO
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sys.foreign_keys WHERE name = N'FK_deployments_build')
    ALTER TABLE dbo.deployments ADD CONSTRAINT FK_deployments_build
        FOREIGN KEY (build_uuid) REFERENCES dbo.builds(uuid) ON DELETE NO ACTION;
GO
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sys.indexes
               WHERE name = N'idx_deployments_build' AND object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'dbo.deployments'))
    CREATE INDEX idx_deployments_build ON dbo.deployments(build_uuid);

The column is nullable and additive; deployments made before this change simply
report no build.

User stories

• Prepare a build, then deploy that exact snapshot, confident edits made since are not
  included.
• Deploy one build to several gateways and promote it onward, knowing each runs the
  identical artifact.
• Deploy from the current definition and still have a snapshot to promote, without
  preparing one first.
• Be told, when every stored build is in use, that a deployment has to go first,
  instead of having builds silently accumulate past the limit.
• Delete a build you no longer need, and be stopped from deleting one a gateway is
  still serving.

Documentation

Endpoints, base, buildId on the request and response, and the build schemas are in
resources/openapi.yaml, from which the API types are generated. New scope
ap:rest_api:build:delete; the build:create/read/manage scopes the earlier
commits used are now declared in the spec's scope catalog too, which they were not.

Automation tests

• Unit tests

  internal/service/build_test.go — preparing stores a snapshot scoped to the
  organization; buildId ships that build's artifact and records the reference;
  deploying from the definition stores the build it runs and never reads the builds
  table; a deployment's overrides do not reach its build; an unknown build, a
  buildId with base: "current", a missing base and a deploymentId base are
  all rejected; the description is stored and reported back, absent when not
  given; the limit refusal becomes a conflict naming the limit, on the deploy path
  as well as on prepare; and a delete reports the held and unknown cases as their
  own conflicts.
  internal/repository/build_test.go (real SQLite) — id sequencing per API and per
  day; listing newest-first without artifacts; cross-API scoping. The build and the
  deployment that runs it commit together, and a deploy that fails stores neither.
  The limit: the oldest free build is removed at the cap (one, not a batch), a
  lowered limit converges on the first prepare, a build any current deployment
  names survives while a newer free one goes instead, an archived deployment does
  not hold one, a suspended deployment's build IS spared, a failed attempt prunes
  nothing, and a reclaimed build leaves its deployment reporting none. With every
  build held the prepare is refused and stores nothing.
  Twelve deploys to a single gateway against a limit of five are all accepted
  and the table never exceeds five — the regression guard for a pipeline
  redeploying to one gateway, which a stricter hold rule would wedge.
  Deleting: the build behind a suspended, failed or archived deployment goes and a
  prepare that had just been refused then succeeds; one on a gateway is refused,
  including mid-UNDEPLOYING; the reference is cleared so the deployment reports
  no build; and an unknown id — or another API's build id — is a not-found rather
  than a silent success. The description survives the round trip on both the single
  read and the listing. A deployment naming a build that is gone, or
  one belonging to another API, is refused with BUILD_NOT_FOUND rather than a
  foreign-key error.
  go build ./... && go vet ./... && go test ./... pass.

• Integration tests

  N/A — the existing deployment endpoints keep their base: "current" contract;
  e2e (sqlite/postgres/sqlserver) exercise the schema.

Security checks

• Followed secure coding standards in http://wso2.com/technical-reports/wso2-secure-engineering-guidelines? yes
• Ran FindSecurityBugs plugin and verified report? no (Go codebase; not applicable)
• Confirmed that this PR doesn't commit any keys, passwords, tokens, usernames, or other secrets? yes

Samples

N/A

Related PRs

Supersedes #3324. Follows #3300, which added the Projects capability on pdk.Deps.

Test environment

Go 1.26, macOS 15 (darwin/arm64). SQLite-backed unit tests; CI e2e on SQLite,
PostgreSQL and SQL Server.

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Walkthrough

The change adds immutable REST API build snapshots, build lifecycle endpoints, retention limits, deployment build references, and plugin capabilities. Deployments can use the current API definition or a stored build.

Changes

Build and deployment flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
API contracts and capability exposure platform-api/api/generated.go, platform-api/resources/openapi.yaml, platform-api/pdk/deps.go, platform-api/internal/server/server.go, docs/rest-apis/..., portals/...	Adds build request and response models, REST endpoints, deployment buildId fields, OAuth scopes, plugin methods, and server wiring.
Build storage, retention, and database support platform-api/internal/database/*, platform-api/internal/repository/build.go, platform-api/internal/repository/interfaces.go, platform-api/internal/model/deployment.go, platform-api/config/*, platform-api/internal/apperror/*	Adds build tables and indexes, description persistence, build deletion rules, retention pruning, build-limit errors, and configuration for maximum builds per API.
Atomic deployment build references platform-api/internal/repository/deployment.go, platform-api/internal/repository/api.go	Stores builds with deployments in one transaction, validates build ownership, returns build identifiers, and deletes builds during API deletion.
Build creation and deployment resolution platform-api/internal/service/deployment.go, platform-api/internal/handler/api_deployment.go	Adds build creation, listing, retrieval, and deletion handlers. Validates current and build deployment bases and maps build errors to API responses.
Behavioral validation and compatibility support platform-api/internal/service/build_test.go, platform-api/internal/repository/build_test.go, platform-api/internal/service/deployment_test.go	Tests build persistence, pruning, deletion, deployment selection, limits, provenance, missing builds, and override isolation.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant REST API
  participant DeploymentService
  participant DeploymentRepository
  participant Database
  Client->>REST API: Create or select a build
  REST API->>DeploymentService: Validate request
  DeploymentService->>DeploymentRepository: Store or load build
  DeploymentRepository->>Database: Persist or query snapshot
  Database-->>DeploymentRepository: Build data
  DeploymentRepository-->>DeploymentService: Build result
  DeploymentService-->>REST API: Deployment or build response
  REST API-->>Client: HTTP response

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In `@platform-api/internal/constants/constants.go`:
- Line 260: Separate system override state from caller-provided metadata by
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Reject non-map ancestor replacements before deep merge. A reachable DeployRequest.Overrides value such as {"metadata": null} or {"spec": null} bypasses overrideProtectedPath. deepMergeMap then replaces the ancestor in the saved Content, so the gateway receives an artifact without fields such as metadata.name or spec.context. Alternatively, validate that the merged artifact preserves every protected path.

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Separate caller metadata from internal override state. The public metadata object accepts arbitrary keys, and DeployAPI stores it directly. During promotion, effectiveOverrideDocument reads baseDeployment.Metadata["overrides"] as the inherited override document. A caller-provided metadata.overrides is therefore persisted as internal override state and carried through later promotions. Store this document in a separate internal field, or use a reserved namespaced key that request metadata cannot set.

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In `@platform-api/internal/database/schema.sqlserver.sql`:
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OBJECT_ID(N'dbo.builds', N'U') IS NULL instead of dbo.deployments, and guard
CREATE INDEX idx_builds_artifact with a sys.indexes existence check so schema
reapplication remains idempotent.

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In `@platform-api/internal/constants/constants.go`:
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DeployAPI and effectiveOverrideDocument. Do not persist or interpret
metadata["overrides"] as inherited deployment overrides; store the internal
override document in a dedicated field or reserved namespaced field that request
metadata cannot set, while preserving arbitrary public metadata.

In `@platform-api/internal/service/deployment.go`:
- Around line 912-937: Update overrideProtectedPath and the deep-merge
validation to reject overrides that replace any protected-path ancestor with a
non-map value, including null. Ensure DeployRequest.Overrides cannot remove
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In `@platform-api/internal/repository/build.go`:
- Line 497: The pruneBuilds loop should continue evaluating eligible build
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