jobs: 0.89.0 changed jobs result shapes from snake_case to camelCase

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Tipo de issue
Bug
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typescript

Direção de pesquisa

Start with packages/appkit/src/connectors/jobs/client.ts and reproduce the runNow() result using the TypeScript snippet in the issue; compare the affected methods and status payloads with the documented behavior. The issue offers two possible resolutions, so confirm which is intended before changing code; done means either restoring the described snake_case shapes or documenting the breaking change and affected fields in the 0.89.0 release notes.

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Summary

In 0.89.0, the jobs plugin returns camelCase keys wherever it passes Jobs API objects through: the programmatic API, two routes, and the run object in status payloads. Through 0.88.1 these were snake_case. #647 says "Translate camelCase/bigint models back to the snake_case/number wire shape at the connector boundary, so the plugin's HTTP, SSE and cache output is unchanged", but the merged connector doesn't do that. The release notes list it as a feature, with no breaking-change note. Verified live against a real job on both versions.

Not affected (the common path)

Apps that trigger jobs and react to the status string see no change:

  • POST /api/jobs/:jobKey/run returns { runId } in both versions (confirmed from source).
  • GET /api/jobs/:jobKey/status and the runAndWait() / POST /run?stream=true updates keep the same status values (RUNNING, TERMINATED, and so on).
  • Failure results keep the same shape ({ ok: false, status, message }).
  • @databricks/appkit-ui doesn't read jobs results, so no built-in UI is affected.

Affected

Code that reads fields from a run or job object:

  • appkit.jobs(key).runNow(): data was { run_id, number_in_job, wait } and is now { runId }.
  • getRun, listRuns, lastRun, getRunOutput, getJob: all keys are camelCase. For example, run_id is now runId, run_page_url is now runPageUrl, and state.life_cycle_state is now state.lifeCycleState. TypeScript flags these at compile time; JavaScript gets undefined.
  • GET /runs and GET /runs/:runId: they return result.data directly, so their JSON keys changed. Client code breaks silently.
  • The run object in GET /status and in runAndWait() / streamed status updates: same key change.

Cause

packages/appkit/src/connectors/jobs/client.ts:

  • runNow returns { runId: Number(waiter.runId) }.
  • The other methods pass the modular SDK models through toNumbers. That helper converts bigints to numbers but keeps the SDK's camelCase keys.

Repro

const result = await appkit.jobs("default").runNow();
console.log(Object.keys(result.data));
// 0.88.1: ["run_id", "number_in_job", "wait"]
// 0.89.0: ["runId"]

Why it matters

jobs is exported from the package root, not /beta. The stability doc says only /beta APIs "may change between minor releases".

Ask

Either restore the snake_case shape that #647 describes, or keep camelCase and add a breaking-change note to the 0.89.0 release notes listing the affected methods and fields. Related: docs/plugins/jobs.md already changed to result.data.runId in 0.89.0.

This issue was written by Isaac.

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