feat(releases): look a release up by its version label - #5
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GET /v1/projects/{id}/releases takes ?release=4.0 — exact match on the
trimmed label, applied to the count as well as the page. At most one row
comes back, since a label has one live snapshot. An unknown label is an
empty 200, not a 404: that would be indistinguishable from the
existence-hide for a project you cannot see.
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GET /v1/projects/{id}/releases?release=4.0— exact match on the trimmed label, applied to the count as well as the page sototaldescribes the filtered set. At most one row comes back, since #4 gives a label one live snapshot. An unknown label is an empty200, not a404: that would be indistinguishable from the existence-hide returned for a project you cannot see.Served by
ix_scans_project_release_labelfrom #4;EXPLAINconfirms the planner takes it.Not here: the detail endpoints still anchor on
?scan_id=only. A permanent per-version URL (/notice?release=4.0) would mean threading a second anchor through nine services, so it is worth deciding separately.