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📋 Review Summary
This pull request introduces a major refactoring of the testing framework to use Docker for isolated test runs and moves the Caddy reverse proxy to run as a Docker container instead of being installed directly on the host. These are great improvements for consistency and reliability.
🔍 General Feedback
- The move to a Docker-based Caddy service is a solid architectural change that improves encapsulation and simplifies server setup.
- The new test runner using Docker is a significant enhancement that will improve test reliability and prevent pollution of the host environment.
- The codebase is cleaner now with the separation of concerns for the reverse proxy.
- I've left a few comments on potential improvements regarding security in the
compose.yaml, destructive commands inpackage.json, and the use ofsleepin tests.
Overall, this is a high-quality pull request with significant improvements.
WalkthroughReplaces legacy Caddy installation and domain handling with a Docker-based reverse proxy module, adds templated Caddyfiles, integrates reverse proxy into server and app flows, updates types and Ansible task attrs, streamlines ports handling, introduces Docker-based test runner and CI script, adds Dockerfile/compose, and updates documentation. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
autonumber
participant User
participant Hosty
participant Server
participant ReverseProxy as ReverseProxy (Caddy)
participant Docker
User->>Hosty: server({...})
Hosty->>ReverseProxy: caddy(config?)
Hosty->>Server: attach reverse_proxy
User->>Hosty: deploy app.git({ domain, instances })
Hosty->>Server: get_server_tasks()
Server->>ReverseProxy: get_server_tasks(server)
ReverseProxy->>Server: tasks to setup dirs, master Caddyfile, Caddy container
Server->>Docker: create caddy service (ports 80/443, volumes)
Hosty->>ReverseProxy: get_service_tasks(server, {service_name, domain, instances})
ReverseProxy->>Server: write include Caddyfile, register caddyfile
ReverseProxy->>Docker: reload caddy container when caddyfile.changed
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src/services/app/git.ts (1)
59-61: Bug: Deleting the wrong Caddyfile path on destroyWith Caddy now centralized, per-service Caddyfiles live under
${server.hosty_dir}/caddy/includes, not under the service directory. The current destroy task points at${service_dir}/Caddyfile, which won’t clean up the include file.Use the includes path so destroy removes the correct file:
- if (config.domain) { - tasks.push(blocks.delete_domain({ domain: config.domain, caddyfile_path: path.join(service_dir, 'Caddyfile') })) - } + if (config.domain) { + const caddyfile_path = path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'includes', `${config.name}.Caddyfile`) + tasks.push(blocks.delete_domain({ domain: config.domain, caddyfile_path })) + }
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src/blocks/generate_ssh_key.ts (1)
11-20: Guard against passing undefined to crypto.ssh_key.When passphrase is optional, passing
{ passphrase: undefined }may serialize to YAML as null/undefined (tooling-dependent), which could break Ansible or lead to unintended behavior. Include the key only when defined.Apply this diff:
export function generate_ssh_key({ path, passphrase }: Config): Block { - return block(`Generate ssh key at ${path}`, {}, [ + return block(`Generate ssh key at ${path}`, {}, [ builtin.stat('Check if SSH key exists', { path }, { register: 'ssh_key' }), builtin.file( 'Ensure .ssh directory exists', { path: dirname(path), state: 'directory', owner: '{{ansible_user}}', mode: '0700' }, { when: 'not ssh_key.stat.exists', become: true }, ), - crypto.ssh_key('Generate SSH key', { type: 'rsa', path, passphrase }, { when: 'not ssh_key.stat.exists', become: true }), + // Build params conditionally to avoid serializing an undefined passphrase + crypto.ssh_key( + 'Generate SSH key', + { type: 'rsa', path, ...(passphrase ? { passphrase } : {}) }, + { when: 'not ssh_key.stat.exists', become: true }, + ), ]).get() }Optional: consider adding a stronger key size (e.g., size: 4096) if supported by crypto.ssh_key.
package.json (2)
12-14: Avoid destructive Docker cache pruning in local test script.
docker builder prune -f -awill wipe build cache for all users on the machine. This is surprising and slow for local dev. Keep pruning in CI-only and make local tests non-destructive."scripts": { "build": "tsc -p tsconfig.build.json", - "test": "rm -rf .tests/* && docker builder prune -f -a && node --import tsx test.ts", - "ci:test": "NODE_ENV=ci node --import tsx test.ts" + "test": "rm -rf .tests/* && node --import tsx test.ts", + "ci:test": "NODE_ENV=ci docker builder prune -f -a && node --import tsx test.ts" },
32-34: Declare Node engine to match docs and tooling.Docs say Node.js v22.x. Declaring engines helps CI and consumers.
"homepage": "https://github.com/webNeat/hosty", + "engines": { + "node": ">=22.8" + },about.md (5)
25-31: Clarify Caddy provisioning via Docker.The PR moved Caddy into a containerized reverse proxy. “Installing ... Caddy” can mislead; suggest explicitly noting it’s provisioned via Docker.
- * Installing necessary software (e.g., Docker, Caddy, PostgreSQL client/server). + * Installing necessary software (e.g., Docker; provisioning Caddy via a container; PostgreSQL client/server).
63-69: Add Docker to local prerequisites (tests and Caddy rely on it).Tests and reverse proxy run through Docker. Calling this out avoids setup surprises.
**Local machine** - Node.js v22.x or later - pnpm (preferred) or npm/yarn - Ansible v2.16.x - zx (included as a devDependency; installed via `pnpm install`) - TypeScript v5.x + - Docker Engine v24+ (with buildx), required for tests and reverse proxy (Caddy) runtime
411-413: Align “Testing” section with current scripts.The current
testscript prunes Docker cache and then runs the test runner; CI usesci:test. Reflect that here.- - Tests are written in TypeScript using built-in assertions or frameworks - - Execute via `pnpm test` (runs `node --import tsx test.ts`) + - Tests are written in TypeScript using built-in assertions or frameworks + - Execute locally via `pnpm test` (runs `rm -rf .tests/* && node --import tsx test.ts`) + - In CI, use `pnpm run ci:test` (sets `NODE_ENV=ci` and may prune Docker builder cache for clean, reproducible builds)
329-335: Remove trailing colon from heading (markdownlint MD026).Minor formatting/lint improvement.
-## Best Practices: +## Best Practices
1-440: Optional: Fix markdown list style/indent to satisfy markdownlint (MD004/MD007).Static analysis highlights inconsistent list markers and indentation. If you care about zero-warnings docs, standardize unordered lists (e.g., all asterisks or all dashes) and fix indentation levels. I can run a quick pass to auto-fix via markdownlint/Prettier if you want.
test.ts (3)
60-64: Log files are keyed by container name, not test filenameYou’re storing the container name in Failure.filename, so logs are saved as hosty-test-...-stdout.log. If you’d rather correlate logs to the test files, store a sanitized test basename instead.
Apply this diff:
- failures.push({ - filename: name, + failures.push({ + filename: path.basename(filename).replace(/\.test\.ts$/, ''), stdout: res.stdout, stderr: res.stderr, })
74-81: Avoid fixed sleeps; wait until Docker daemon is actually readyA hard 10s/5s sleep can be flaky and either slow or insufficient. Prefer polling for readiness (e.g., checking the Docker socket) before exec’ing tests.
Apply this diff:
- await $`docker compose run -d --name ${name} hosty dockerd --host=unix:///var/run/docker.sock --data-root=/var/lib/docker`.nothrow() - await setTimeout(10_000) + await $`docker compose run -d --name ${name} hosty dockerd --host=unix:///var/run/docker.sock --data-root=/var/lib/docker`.nothrow() + // wait for the docker socket to appear instead of fixed sleep + for (let i = 0; i < 30; i++) { + const sock = await $`docker exec ${name} sh -lc 'test -S /var/run/docker.sock'`.nothrow() + if (sock.exitCode === 0) break + await setTimeout(1_000) + }
77-79: Quote docker inspect Go template to avoid shell/template parsing issuesQuoting is more robust across shells and avoids brace-expansion surprises.
Apply this diff:
- const running = await $`docker inspect -f {{.State.Running}} ${name}`.nothrow() + const running = await $`docker inspect -f '{{.State.Running}}' ${name}`.nothrow()tests/app-adonis-sqlite.test.ts (1)
33-34: Replace fixed sleep with readiness probe to reduce flakinessA hard sleep increases test duration or may still be too short on slow CI. Poll the endpoint until it’s reachable.
Apply this diff:
- assert.command(`sleep 10`, { success: true }) + assert.command( + `bash -lc 'for i in {1..60}; do curl -skf https://adonis-api.local >/dev/null && exit 0; sleep 1; done; exit 1'`, + { success: true }, + )src/blocks/build_repo.ts (1)
33-35: Shallow clone is good; consider single_branch and verify history needsUsing depth: 1 will speed up clones. Consider also single_branch: true to avoid fetching other refs; and verify no builds rely on full history or tags.
Apply this diff:
- { repo: config.repo_url, version: config.branch, accept_hostkey: true, dest: '{{clone_dir.path}}', depth: 1 }, + { repo: config.repo_url, version: config.branch, accept_hostkey: true, dest: '{{clone_dir.path}}', depth: 1, single_branch: true },Please confirm none of your build contexts (Dockerfile/nixpacks) or post-clone steps need tag resolution, describe, or submodules that would require full history.
.github/workflows/tests.yaml (2)
35-35: Add a trailing newline (YAMLlint error)YAMLlint flagged “no new line character at the end of file”. Add a newline at EOF to satisfy linters and POSIX tooling expectations.
25-31: Consider pinning GitHub Actions to full-length commit SHAsFor supply-chain hardening, pin reusable actions (checkout, setup-node, pnpm/action-setup) to a specific commit SHA rather than a moving tag.
Example:
- - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + - uses: actions/checkout@b4ffde65f46336ab88eb53be808477a3936bae11 # v4 - - uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + - uses: actions/setup-node@60edb5dd545a775178f52524783378180af0d1f8 # v4 - - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4.0.0 + - uses: pnpm/action-setup@3b5e8f3118fa452b5ed1ccc720236874a65cd8f4 # v4.0.0src/files/service_caddyfile (1)
7-7: Add a trailing newlineTemplate currently lacks a trailing newline. Add one for consistency with tooling and to avoid EOF lint warnings.
tests/app-node-postgres.test.ts (1)
23-25: Replace fixed sleep with resilient readiness check to deflake testsA hard sleep slows CI and can still be flaky. Prefer a retrying curl on the first readiness check.
Apply this diff to remove the sleep and make the first request resilient:
- assert.command(`sleep 10`, { success: true }) - assert.command(`curl -k https://todo.local`, { success: true, stdout: '[]' }) + assert.command(`curl -k --retry 30 --retry-all-errors --retry-connrefused --connect-timeout 2 https://todo.local`, { success: true, stdout: '[]' })Optionally, propagate the retry flags to subsequent curl calls if you still see flakes under load.
tests/app-rust-nextjs.test.ts (1)
28-32: Avoid arbitrary sleeps; prefer retrying the first HTTP checkUse curl retries on the first endpoint to wait for readiness instead of a blanket 10s pause.
Apply this diff:
- assert.command(`sleep 10`, { success: true }) - assert.command(`curl -k https://rust-api.local/greet/foo`, { success: true, stdout: '{"hello":"foo"}' }) + assert.command(`curl -k --retry 30 --retry-all-errors --retry-connrefused --connect-timeout 2 https://rust-api.local/greet/foo`, { success: true, stdout: '{"hello":"foo"}' })This will typically make the subsequent requests stable without a global delay.
src/blocks/delete_domain.ts (1)
17-17: Remove sudo from command when using become: trueAnsible will run the command as root when become: true is set; embedding sudo in cmd is redundant and can introduce failures if sudo is unavailable or configured differently.
Apply this diff:
- builtin.command(`Reload caddy`, { cmd: `sudo systemctl reload caddy` }, { become: true, when: 'caddyfile.changed' }), + builtin.command(`Reload caddy`, { cmd: `systemctl reload caddy` }, { become: true, when: 'caddyfile.changed' }),tests/app-laravel-mysql-custom-docker.test.ts (1)
80-81: Replace the fixed 20s sleep with a bounded wait for hosts entry removalA fixed 20s delay slows CI. Waiting until the hosts entry disappears is faster and more robust.
Apply this diff:
- assert.command(`sleep 20`, { stdout: '' }) + assert.command(`bash -lc 'for i in {1..20}; do if ! grep -q -w "laravel.local" /etc/hosts; then exit 0; fi; sleep 1; done; exit 1'`, { success: true })This loops up to ~20s but typically exits much sooner once /etc/hosts is updated.
src/files/server_caddyfile (1)
11-11: Consider adding per-service access logging in service templatesThis file configures Caddy’s process logs. If you also want HTTP access logs, add a log block to each site (i.e., in service_caddyfile) with an output target, e.g., a separate file per domain.
Example within each site block:
log { format json output file /var/log/caddy/access-{{domain}}.log { roll_size 10MiB roll_keep 10 roll_keep_for 720h } }Make sure the service setup creates the log directory and sets ownership to the caddy user.
src/services/container.ts (1)
23-23: Prefer server.get_service_dir(name) to avoid duplication and future regressions.You already expose server.get_service_dir; using it here removes path-join duplication and keeps paths consistent if the layout changes later.
Apply this diff:
- service_dir: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'services', name), + service_dir: server.get_service_dir(name),- return [blocks.delete_service(path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'services', name))] + return [blocks.delete_service(server.get_service_dir(name))]Also applies to: 30-30
Dockerfile (1)
15-22: DinD components are installed but no daemon is started—clarify intended Docker strategy.Right now the image contains docker-ce/containerd and declares VOLUME /var/lib/docker, but nothing starts dockerd. If the compose service doesn’t mount /var/run/docker.sock, docker commands will fail.
- If you plan to mount the host socket (recommended for CI/dev), consider removing docker-ce/containerd to slim the image.
- If you plan to run DinD, add an entrypoint/command to start dockerd or switch to an official docker:dind base image.
Also a minor nit: ca-certificates/curl/gnupg are installed in both RUN layers; you can consolidate to reduce layers.
src/server.ts (1)
64-65: Ensure Caddy logs dir is created with correct permissions
- In
src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts(line 32),get_server_tasksinvokes
blocks.create_directory(path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy/logs')), so the logs folder will be created.- Please verify that the default mode/ownership applied by
create_directoryallows Caddy (and your log-rotation tooling) to write to that path. If not, pass explicit options (e.g.mode: 0o755,owner: 'caddy') to avoid permission issues.src/blocks/create_caddy_domain.ts (3)
15-15: Don't force unsafe_writes; default to safe atomic updates.
unsafe_writes: truedisables atomic writes and is generally discouraged unless you're targeting specific filesystems where atomic operations fail. For/etc/hoststhis is not typically needed.Apply this diff to remove
unsafe_writes:- { path: '/etc/hosts', line: `127.0.0.1 ${config.domain}`, state: 'present', unsafe_writes: true }, + { path: '/etc/hosts', line: `127.0.0.1 ${config.domain}`, state: 'present' },
11-19: Optionally add IPv6 localhost mapping to avoid surprises on dual-stack systems.Many systems resolve localhost via IPv6 first. Consider adding an entry for
::1 domainalongside IPv4 to avoid inconsistent local resolution.Example change:
return block(`Configure Caddy domain: ${config.domain}`, {}, [ builtin.lineinfile( `Ensure ${config.domain} is in /etc/hosts`, - { path: '/etc/hosts', line: `127.0.0.1 ${config.domain}`, state: 'present', unsafe_writes: true }, + { path: '/etc/hosts', line: `127.0.0.1 ${config.domain}`, state: 'present' }, { become: true }, ), + builtin.lineinfile( + `Ensure ${config.domain} (IPv6) is in /etc/hosts`, + { path: '/etc/hosts', line: `::1 ${config.domain}`, state: 'present' }, + { become: true }, + ), builtin.copy(`Create Caddyfile for ${config.domain}`, { dest: config.caddyfile_path, content: config.caddyfile_content }, { register: 'caddyfile' }), ]).get()
18-18: Confirm whether the registered resultcaddyfileis used; otherwise drop it.Registering increases task output and makes the API noisier if unused. If you plan to conditionally reload Caddy based on changes, keep it; otherwise remove for clarity.
Would you like me to wire a follow-up task/handler that reloads Caddy when
caddyfile.changedis true?src/blocks/create_directory.ts (2)
9-14: Avoid mutating the caller's config object; derive attrs immutably.Using
||=mutates the input object and can cause side effects if the caller reuses it. Build the attrs locally with nullish coalescing.Apply this diff:
-export function create_directory(path: string, config: Config = {}) { - config.owner ||= '{{ansible_user}}' - config.group ||= '{{ansible_user}}' - config.mode ||= '0755' - return builtin.file(`Create directory ${path}`, { path, state: 'directory', ...config }, { become: true }) -} +export function create_directory(path: string, config: Config = {}) { + const attrs = { + path, + state: 'directory' as const, + owner: config.owner ?? '{{ansible_user}}', + group: config.group ?? '{{ansible_user}}', + mode: config.mode ?? '0755', + } + return builtin.file(`Create directory ${path}`, attrs, { become: true }) +}
3-7: Consider exporting Config to improve reusability and typing at call sites.Callers configuring owner/group/mode will benefit from the exported type.
Example:
-type Config = { +export type Config = { owner?: string group?: string mode?: string }src/ansible/tasks/builtin.ts (1)
27-30: Optional: add regexp support to lineinfile for idempotent matching.For more robust host entry management (match by domain and enforce the exact line), exposing
regexp?: stringhelps avoid duplicates and whitespace variance.Example change:
-export type LineInFileAttrs = { path: string; line: string; state: 'present' | 'absent'; unsafe_writes?: boolean } +export type LineInFileAttrs = { + path: string + line: string + state: 'present' | 'absent' + unsafe_writes?: boolean + regexp?: string +}src/files.ts (2)
21-23: Avoid constructing RegExp from variable input; use string replacement.Even though keys are type-controlled, a regex isn’t necessary here. Using split/join or replaceAll is simpler and avoids ReDoS concerns flagged by static analysis.
Apply this diff:
- for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(data)) { - content = content.replace(new RegExp(`\\{\\{${key}\\}\\}`, 'g'), value) - } + for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(data)) { + // Replace all occurrences without regex + const needle = `{{${key}}}` + content = content.split(needle).join(value) + }
19-25: Optional: validate full placeholder coverage to catch template/data drift.A simple post-check for unreplaced
{{...}}tokens can fail fast when templates change but code/data doesn’t.Example (outside the selected range, for illustration only):
if (/\{\{[^}]+\}\}/.test(content)) { throw new Error(`Unresolved placeholders found while rendering "${name}"`) }src/services/app/git.ts (1)
70-73: Avoid shared nested state across instances when cloning composeShallow-cloning the base compose can share nested objects (env, volumes, etc.) across instances, causing cross-instance mutation. Prefer a deep clone per instance.
Example:
- for (let i = 0; i < config.instances!; i++) { - composes.push({ ...compose }) - } + for (let i = 0; i < config.instances!; i++) { + // Deep clone to isolate nested structures between instances + composes.push(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(compose))) + }task.md (1)
5-5: Style nit: prefer “Currently”Minor tone/conciseness improvement.
-Right now, Caddy is installed on the server. I would like to use it in a docker container instead. +Currently, Caddy is installed on the server. I would like to use it in a Docker container instead.tests/utils.ts (1)
85-85: Avoid world-writable permissions on playbooks
chmod 777is overly permissive and unnecessary; prefer 0644 (or 0600 if stricter).- await $`chmod 777 ${playbook_path}` + await $`chmod 644 ${playbook_path}`src/types.ts (1)
41-45: Consider adding a destroy hook to ReverseProxyThere’s no
get_service_destroy_tasks, so cleanup logic has to be reimplemented per service (seesrc/services/app/git.ts). A symmetric destroy hook centralizes reverse-proxy concerns.Proposed type extension:
export type ReverseProxy = { get_log_path: (server: Server) => string get_server_tasks: (server: Server) => Tasks get_service_tasks: (server: Server, config: ReverseProxyConfig) => Tasks + get_service_destroy_tasks?: (server: Server, config: ReverseProxyConfig) => Tasks }If accepted, implement in
caddy.tsand switch call sites (e.g.,git.ts) to use it.src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts (2)
39-53: Optional: restart/reload on master Caddyfile changeRight now, you register
caddy_masterbut don’t act on it. Either pass a restart condition tocreate_service, or add a reload command after service creation.Option A (restart container when master changes):
blocks.create_service({ name: 'caddy', service_dir: `${server.hosty_dir}/caddy`, docker_network: server.docker_network, + restart_conditions: ['caddy_master'], compose: { image: 'caddy:2.9-alpine', ports: ['80:80', '443:443'], networks: [server.docker_network], volumes: [ `${server.hosty_dir}/caddy/config:/etc/caddy`, `${server.hosty_dir}/caddy/includes:/etc/caddy/includes:ro`, `${server.hosty_dir}/caddy/logs:/var/log/caddy`, ], }, }),Option B (reload config when master changes, after the service task):
return [ ..., blocks.create_service({ ... }), + builtin.command( + 'Reload Caddy after master Caddyfile change', + { cmd: `docker exec caddy caddy reload --config /etc/caddy/Caddyfile` }, + { become: true, when: 'caddy_master.changed' }, + ), ]Choose one; reload is generally preferable to a full restart.
44-45: Optional: make Caddy image configurableImage tag is pinned to
caddy:2.9-alpinewith no override path inCaddyConfig. If you want to support other versions, extend the config type and use it here.Sketch:
- In
src/types.ts:export type CaddyConfig = { get_server_caddyfile?: (server: Server) => string get_service_caddyfile?: (server: Server, config: ReverseProxyConfig) => string + image?: string // e.g., 'caddy:2.9-alpine' }
- In this file:
-export function caddy(config: CaddyConfig = {}): ReverseProxy { +export function caddy(config: CaddyConfig = {}): ReverseProxy { const normalized_config = { ...default_config, ...config } ... } - image: 'caddy:2.9-alpine', + image: normalized_config.image || 'caddy:2.9-alpine',tasks.todo (4)
1-4: Make Caddy logging explicit in the proxies section (aligns with PR title “Add caddy logs”).Surface concrete deliverables for access/error logs and their routing so the work is trackable and testable.
Apply this diff to capture the logging work:
proxies: ✔ make the proxy configurable @done - ✔ add caddy proxy as container (default) @done - ☐ add nginx proxy as container + ✔ add caddy proxy as container (default) @done + ☐ Caddy: emit structured JSON access and error logs (stdout) + ☐ Caddy: forward logs to Vector when monitoring is enabled + ☐ Caddy: per-service/per-domain log labels and naming + ☐ Caddy: configure log retention/rotation (Docker log-driver or Vector-managed) + ☐ add nginx proxy as container + ☐ Nginx parity: same log semantics/labels as Caddy
6-8: Clarify UFW task and Docker interplay to avoid accidental exposure.Docker can bypass UFW unless you explicitly constrain via DOCKER-USER rules. Spell out acceptance criteria to keep the server locked down without breaking published container ports.
server setup: - ☐ use ufw to only allow ssh, http and https + ☐ Use UFW to only allow SSH (22/tcp), HTTP (80/tcp) and HTTPS (443/tcp) + ☐ Ensure IPv6 rules mirror IPv4 (IPV6=yes in /etc/default/ufw) + ☐ Integrate with Docker: enforce rules via DOCKER-USER chain so published container ports remain constrained + ☐ Idempotent tasks to apply and verify firewall rules; include lockout-safe rollback instructions
9-12: Monitoring: define log pipeline deliverables (sources, sinks, PII).Make the Vector integration actionable and privacy-safe, and include Caddy logs end-to-end.
monitoring: ☐ make monitoring configurable ☐ add vector (default) + ☐ Sources: Caddy access/error logs; app/service containers (opt-in) + ☐ Format: structured JSON with env/app/service/request_id correlation fields + ☐ Sinks: stdout/file (dev) and Loki/Axiom/Datadog/OpenSearch (prod) via env config + ☐ Redaction: strip secrets/PII (e.g., Authorization, cookies, tokens, emails) + ☐ Vector container: healthcheck, restart policy, and resource limits + ☐ Provide sample queries/dashboards for common troubleshooting
28-28: Fix product name capitalization.It’s “NestJS”. Also consider correcting “WordPress” on Line 30.
- ☐ Nestjs + ☐ NestJS
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🔇 Additional comments (26)
pnpm-workspace.yaml (1)
1-2: Confirm pnpm supports onlyBuiltDependencies here (or move to .npmrc).pnpm typically sources install-time flags like onlyBuiltDependencies from .npmrc (key: only-built-dependencies). Having it in pnpm-workspace.yaml may be ignored depending on your pnpm version/config parsing. If CI intends to rely on this, please verify it’s honored; otherwise move it to .npmrc.
Do you want me to generate a quick script to grep the repo for pnpm version constraints and validate the setting against pnpm docs, or update the config for you?
README.md (1)
53-53: LGTM – nit fix reads better.“Node.js” spelling correction looks good.
tests/container.test.ts (1)
2-2: Helper import path update LGTMSwitching to ./utils.js matches the new test harness layout.
tests/command-cron-service.test.ts (1)
1-1: Helper import path update LGTMMatches the unified ./utils.js entrypoint across tests.
.github/workflows/tests.yaml (1)
35-35: ci:test script verified; ready to mergeAll checks pass—
ci:testexists and accepts individual file paths, and the test suite is populated and invokes Docker in CI mode as expected.
- package.json – scripts["ci:test"] =
NODE_ENV=ci node --import tsx test.ts- test.ts (lines 31–33) reads
process.argv.slice(2)to handle one test file at a time- tests/*.test.ts – multiple entries confirm the matrix won’t be empty
- test.ts (lines 71–82) runs Docker commands (
docker inspect,docker compose run,docker exec) in CI modeNo further action required.
tests/setup.test.ts (1)
1-1: Import path update to ./utils.js looks goodMatches the new test harness surface; removal of systemctl caddy check aligns with Docker-based proxy.
tests/command-cron-host.test.ts (1)
1-1: Import path migration to ./utils.js looks goodNo other behavioral changes; the test assertions remain intact.
tests/app-node-postgres.test.ts (1)
1-1: Import path switch to ./utils.js looks consistent with the suite changesNo concerns with the ESM-style import here given the updated utilities module.
tests/app-rust-nextjs.test.ts (1)
1-1: Import path update to ./utils.js is goodMatches the broader test harness change.
src/blocks/delete_domain.ts (1)
11-15: Unsafe writes symmetry confirmedThe
create_caddy_domainblock insrc/blocks/create_caddy_domain.tsalready includesunsafe_writes: true, so behavior is symmetric with your delete task.Optional nitpick:
- Consider adding
backup: trueto these/etc/hostsedits to retain a backup before modification.tests/app-laravel-mysql-custom-docker.test.ts (1)
1-1: Import path switch to ./utils.js looks rightAligned with the rest of the test suite changes.
src/files/server_caddyfile (1)
1-9: Confirm Caddy global log syntax and enhance retention policy
- Verify that your target Caddy v2.x supports the global
logblock as shown (the first block in the Caddyfile, only one allowed).- Add an explicit log
level INFOto reduce verbosity.- Add
roll_keep_for 720h(or your desired duration) to cap log age.- Optionally include
roll_local_timeif you need local‐time timestamps in rotated files.- Ensure the parent directory for
{{log_path}}exists and is writable by thecaddyuser before starting the service.Recommended snippet:
{ log { level INFO format json output file {{log_path}} { roll_size 10MiB roll_keep 10 roll_keep_for 720h roll_local_time } } }src/services/container.ts (1)
23-23: Good catch: removing the leading slash fixes the path resolution.Using 'services' (without a leading slash) ensures the service dir stays under server.hosty_dir instead of resetting to filesystem root.
src/blocks/install_git.ts (1)
14-14: Message now correctly references the email value.The user-facing description aligns with the actual git_config being set. Looks good.
src/server.ts (1)
29-29: Sensible defaulting to caddy() for reverse proxy.Defaulting here keeps server setup self-contained while allowing overrides via config. Good integration point.
src/blocks/index.ts (1)
4-4: No lingeringcreate_domainreferences foundRan searches for
create_domainacross the codebase and found zero matches. The newcreate_caddy_domainsymbol is correctly referenced (e.g. insrc/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts:59).
Export rename is safe to merge.src/ansible/tasks/builtin.ts (2)
27-30: LGTM: LineInFileAttrs extended with unsafe_writes.The type aligns with Ansible's module options and unblocks the new usage.
52-55: LGTM: GitAttrs depth is a useful addition.Shallow clones reduce bandwidth and speed up CI runs.
src/services/app/git.ts (1)
43-49: Container naming aligns with Caddy upstreamsVerified that:
- In src/blocks/create_service.ts (lines 109–117), when
composeis an array, each container is named${name}-${instance}withinstancestarting at 1.- In src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts (line 14), upstream hostnames use
${service_name}-${i + 1}:80, matching the 1-based suffix.- In src/blocks/create_caddy_domain.ts (line 18), the block registers the Caddyfile under
register: 'caddyfile'as expected.No further changes needed.
task.md (1)
63-70: Symlink plan vs. implementation divergenceThe plan proposes a symlink into
includes/. The implementation writes the per-service Caddyfile directly underincludes/viacreate_caddy_domain. Update the doc to reflect the implemented approach or adjust the code to match the symlink plan.Would you like me to update the doc to mirror the current implementation (direct file placement) and remove the symlink step?
tests/utils.ts (3)
65-67: Conditional exit on failures only — LGTMCleaner CI behavior. Keeps logs visible while still failing the run when appropriate.
71-71: Unique playbook filename — LGTMThe timestamp suffix prevents collisions in parallel or repeated runs.
79-79: SSH key simplification — LGTMMatches the
passphrase?: stringchange in types and reduces friction in CI.src/types.ts (1)
31-39: ServerConfig additions — LGTMOptional SSH key passphrase and reverse proxy injection look good and are backward compatible.
src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts (2)
14-15: Instance index base: verify 1-based suffix aligns with actual instance namesUpstreams are
${service_name}-${i + 1}:80. Confirm thatblocks.create_servicenames instances with-1,-2, … and not-0,-1, …Use the same script provided in
src/services/app/git.tsto confirm instance naming is 1-based.
64-68: No action needed:container_nameis correctly setVerification shows that in
src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts(lines 39–53) we call:blocks.create_service({ name: 'caddy', service_dir: `${server.hosty_dir}/caddy`, docker_network: server.docker_network, compose: { /* single-object config */ }, })And in
src/blocks/create_service.ts, whencomposeis an object (not an array), it emits:services[name] = { container_name: name, // => 'caddy' networks: [docker_network], restart: 'unless-stopped', ...compose, }Because
container_name: 'caddy'is explicitly set,docker exec caddy …will succeed as written.
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| privileged: true | ||
| volumes: | ||
| - .:/app | ||
| working_dir: /app |
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The image installs Docker tooling, but this service neither mounts the host Docker socket nor starts dockerd (DinD). As a result, docker commands will fail at runtime.
Choose one of the following fixes:
Option A (recommended: use host Docker daemon)
- Mount the host Docker socket. You can drop privileged if not needed.
services:
hosty:
build: .
- privileged: true
volumes:
- .:/app
+ - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
working_dir: /appOption B (DinD: run a daemon inside the container)
- Keep privileged, and start dockerd. One simple approach is to switch to the upstream DinD image, but if you keep this Dockerfile, add a command/entrypoint to start dockerd:
services:
hosty:
build: .
privileged: true
volumes:
- .:/app
working_dir: /app
+ command: sh -lc 'dockerd > /var/log/dockerd.log 2>&1 & sleep 2 && tail -f /dev/null'Note: If you go with Option A, you can simplify your Dockerfile by removing DinD packages to reduce image size.
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In compose.yaml around lines 3-7 the container installs Docker tooling but
neither mounts the host Docker socket nor runs a Docker daemon, so docker CLI
will fail at runtime; fix by choosing one option: Option A (recommended) — mount
the host socket into the service (add -
/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock) and remove privileged if unnecessary,
and optionally remove DinD packages from the image to shrink it; Option B (DinD)
— keep privileged, switch the service to run a daemon (use the official
docker:dind image or modify the Dockerfile/entrypoint to start dockerd on
container start), ensure any necessary volumes for docker data are declared, and
keep privileged only if you run dockerd.
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| {{domain}} { | |||
| # Use self-signed cert for local .local domains | |||
| tls internal | |||
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Make TLS directive configurable; avoid forcing internal CA on non-local domains
Hard-coding tls internal will break public domains (internal CA isn’t publicly trusted). Gate it on *.local or parameterize via template data.
Proposed template change:
- tls internal
+ {{tls_directive}}Then set tls_directive to "tls internal" for *.local domains, or to an empty string (omit line) for public domains so Caddy can obtain public certificates automatically. I can follow up with the generator change (e.g., in src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts) to inject tls_directive based on domain.
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| {{tls_directive}} |
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which forces an internal CA and will break public domains; change the template
to use a tls_directive template variable instead of the hard-coded line, so
callers can set tls_directive to "tls internal" for *.local domains or to an
empty string to omit the line and let Caddy obtain public certificates; ensure
the template renders nothing (no empty line) when tls_directive is empty and
update any generator (e.g., reverse_proxy/caddy.ts) to pass the appropriate
value based on the domain.
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| tls internal | ||
| reverse_proxy {{local_urls}} { | ||
| lb_policy client_ip_hash |
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| lb_policy ip_hash |
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incorrect: replace "lb_policy client_ip_hash" with "lb_policy ip_hash" so Caddy
v2 recognizes the client IP hashing policy; update the line exactly and validate
the Caddy config after the change.
| const default_config: Required<CaddyConfig> = { | ||
| get_server_caddyfile: (server) => | ||
| get_file('server_caddyfile', { | ||
| log_path: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'logs', 'caddy.log'), | ||
| service_caddyfiles_pattern: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'includes', '*.Caddyfile'), | ||
| }), | ||
| get_service_caddyfile: (server, config) => { | ||
| const local_urls = Array.from({ length: config.instances }, (_, i) => `${config.service_name}-${i + 1}:80`).join(' ') | ||
| return get_file('service_caddyfile', { domain: config.domain, local_urls }) | ||
| }, | ||
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Default server Caddyfile uses host paths; use container-internal paths
get_server_caddyfile currently injects host paths (e.g., /srv/hosty/...) into the Caddyfile, which runs inside the container. Use container paths (/etc/caddy/... and /var/log/caddy/...) so the config is valid.
- get_server_caddyfile: (server) =>
- get_file('server_caddyfile', {
- log_path: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'logs', 'caddy.log'),
- service_caddyfiles_pattern: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'includes', '*.Caddyfile'),
- }),
+ get_server_caddyfile: (_server) =>
+ get_file('server_caddyfile', {
+ log_path: '/var/log/caddy/caddy.log',
+ service_caddyfiles_pattern: '/etc/caddy/includes/*.Caddyfile',
+ }),Additionally, see the next comment to actually use this hook when writing the master Caddyfile.
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| const default_config: Required<CaddyConfig> = { | |
| get_server_caddyfile: (server) => | |
| get_file('server_caddyfile', { | |
| log_path: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'logs', 'caddy.log'), | |
| service_caddyfiles_pattern: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy', 'includes', '*.Caddyfile'), | |
| }), | |
| get_service_caddyfile: (server, config) => { | |
| const local_urls = Array.from({ length: config.instances }, (_, i) => `${config.service_name}-${i + 1}:80`).join(' ') | |
| return get_file('service_caddyfile', { domain: config.domain, local_urls }) | |
| }, | |
| } | |
| const default_config: Required<CaddyConfig> = { | |
| get_server_caddyfile: (_server) => | |
| get_file('server_caddyfile', { | |
| log_path: '/var/log/caddy/caddy.log', | |
| service_caddyfiles_pattern: '/etc/caddy/includes/*.Caddyfile', | |
| }), | |
| get_service_caddyfile: (server, config) => { | |
| const local_urls = Array.from({ length: config.instances }, (_, i) => `${config.service_name}-${i + 1}:80`).join(' ') | |
| return get_file('service_caddyfile', { domain: config.domain, local_urls }) | |
| }, | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts around lines 7 to 17, the get_server_caddyfile
builder injects host filesystem paths into the Caddyfile; change those to
container-internal paths so the containerized Caddy can read them — replace the
log_path with /var/log/caddy/caddy.log and the service_caddyfiles_pattern with
/etc/caddy/includes/*.Caddyfile (or equivalent container paths) and ensure any
other host-derived path here uses /etc/caddy/... for config and
/var/log/caddy/... for logs.
| builtin.copy('Create dummy Caddy include', { dest: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy/includes/.dummy.Caddyfile'), content: '' }, { become: true }), | ||
| builtin.copy( | ||
| 'Create master Caddyfile', | ||
| { content: 'import includes/*.Caddyfile', dest: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy/config/Caddyfile') }, | ||
| { register: 'caddy_master' }, | ||
| ), |
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Master Caddyfile write ignores config hook and may need privileges
The master Caddyfile is hardcoded to 'import includes/*.Caddyfile' and does not use config.get_server_caddyfile. Also, the dummy include uses become: true but the master write does not; writing under ${hosty_dir} typically requires sudo.
- builtin.copy(
- 'Create master Caddyfile',
- { content: 'import includes/*.Caddyfile', dest: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy/config/Caddyfile') },
- { register: 'caddy_master' },
- ),
+ builtin.copy(
+ 'Create master Caddyfile',
+ { content: config.get_server_caddyfile(server), dest: path.join(server.hosty_dir, 'caddy/config/Caddyfile') },
+ { become: true, register: 'caddy_master' },
+ ),Consider adding a conditional reload step after the service is up when caddy_master.changed (see below).
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| export * from './caddy.js' | |||
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Re-exporting from './caddy.js' is correct for ESM builds; ensure tsconfig uses moduleResolution NodeNext or Bundler so TS resolves './caddy.js' to './caddy.ts' at build time. Also confirm src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts exists.
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The barrel export is correct and src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts exists. However, your root tsconfig.json does not specify a moduleResolution strategy, so TypeScript may not map the .js re-export to your .ts source. To guarantee that
export * from './caddy.js'resolves to caddy.ts at build time, add one of the new resolver options under compilerOptions:
File: tsconfig.json
{
"compilerOptions": {
// … your existing settings …
+ "moduleResolution": "NodeNext", // or "Bundler"
// … other settings …
}
}[must update accordingly]
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/reverse_proxy/index.ts around lines 1-1, the export uses a .js specifier
which TypeScript will only map to the local .ts file during build if
tsconfig.json sets an explicit module resolution; open your root tsconfig.json
and under compilerOptions add a moduleResolution value that supports Node-style
.js → .ts mapping (for example "nodenext" or "bundler"), then re-run the build
so the export './caddy.js' resolves to src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts.
| reverse_proxy: reverse_proxy.caddy({ | ||
| version: '2.9-alpine', // Optional, default is 2.9-alpine | ||
| config: ``, // Optional, default to some global config | ||
| }), |
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Documentation/API mismatch: sample uses version and config, but the implemented caddy() takes CaddyConfig with template hooks
The current code exports caddy(config?: CaddyConfig) where CaddyConfig exposes get_server_caddyfile and get_service_caddyfile, not { version, config }. Please align the example.
Replace with something that matches the actual API surface:
- reverse_proxy: reverse_proxy.caddy({
- version: '2.9-alpine', // Optional, default is 2.9-alpine
- config: ``, // Optional, default to some global config
- }),
+ reverse_proxy: reverse_proxy.caddy({
+ // Optional hooks to customize generated Caddyfiles
+ // get_server_caddyfile: (srv) => `import /etc/caddy/includes/*.Caddyfile`,
+ // get_service_caddyfile: (srv, { domain, service_name, instances }) => `...`,
+ }),If you want to support version/image configuration, consider extending the types to carry that information (see suggestion in src/reverse_proxy/caddy.ts review).
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| reverse_proxy: reverse_proxy.caddy({ | |
| version: '2.9-alpine', // Optional, default is 2.9-alpine | |
| config: ``, // Optional, default to some global config | |
| }), | |
| reverse_proxy: reverse_proxy.caddy({ | |
| // Optional hooks to customize generated Caddyfiles | |
| // get_server_caddyfile: (srv) => `import /etc/caddy/includes/*.Caddyfile`, | |
| // get_service_caddyfile: (srv, { domain, service_name, instances }) => `...`, | |
| }), |
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In task.md around lines 14 to 17, the example uses { version, config } but the
exported caddy(config?: CaddyConfig) expects a CaddyConfig with
get_server_caddyfile and get_service_caddyfile hooks; update the sample to match
the actual API by replacing the version/config usage with a CaddyConfig-style
object that supplies get_server_caddyfile and get_service_caddyfile (or if you
want to keep version/image in the example, extend the CaddyConfig type and
caddy() implementation to accept and surface version/image before updating the
docs), ensuring the doc and code agree.
| apps: | ||
| ☐ add `app.dir` to deploy from a local or ssh directory | ||
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app.dir: specify transport, validation, and hooks to make this safe and testable.
Without constraints, a path-based deploy can open footguns (traversal, permissions) and be brittle across local/SSH flows.
apps:
- ☐ add `app.dir` to deploy from a local or ssh directory
+ ☐ add `app.dir` to deploy from a local or ssh directory
+ ☐ Support local paths (relative/absolute) with include/exclude patterns
+ ☐ Support SSH URIs (user@host:/path) via rsync over SSH with key management
+ ☐ Ownership/permissions and symlink handling (configurable)
+ ☐ Pre/post-deploy hooks; trigger reverse proxy reload when needed
+ ☐ Security: validate/sanitize paths; restrict to allowed base directories
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| ☐ add `app.dir` to deploy from a local or ssh directory | |
| apps: | |
| ☐ add `app.dir` to deploy from a local or ssh directory | |
| ☐ Support local paths (relative/absolute) with include/exclude patterns | |
| ☐ Support SSH URIs (user@host:/path) via rsync over SSH with key management | |
| ☐ Ownership/permissions and symlink handling (configurable) | |
| ☐ Pre/post-deploy hooks; trigger reverse proxy reload when needed | |
| ☐ Security: validate/sanitize paths; restrict to allowed base directories | |
| ☐ Tests: e2e for local and SSH flows, including large directory sync |
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In tasks.todo around lines 18-20, the new app.dir feature needs concrete safety
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traversal) and enforce allowed root/whitelist directories or require a per-app
baseDir; for ssh, require explicit host/user, use key-based auth, and validate
reachable host; before deploy check file permissions and that only expected
files are included (allowlist or manifest), run pre-deploy and post-deploy hooks
for sanity checks, and add timeouts, retries and clear error handling; add unit
and integration tests covering path canonicalization, transport rejection,
permission errors, and hook execution to ensure safe, reproducible behavior.
| const failures: Array<Failure> = [] | ||
| await Readable.from(filenames).forEach((filename) => docker_run_test(failures, filename), { concurrency }) | ||
| if (failures.length > 0) { | ||
| for (const failure of failures) { |
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Node’s Readable streams don’t expose a .forEach API with a concurrency option. This will throw at runtime. Replace with a simple batching approach using Promise.all.
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+ for (let i = 0; i < filenames.length; i += concurrency) {
+ await Promise.all(
+ filenames.slice(i, i + concurrency).map((filename) => docker_run_test(failures, filename)),
+ )
+ }Note: With this change, the Readable import becomes unused. If your linter enforces noUnusedLocals, consider removing it.
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| await Readable.from(filenames).forEach((filename) => docker_run_test(failures, filename), { concurrency }) | |
| if (failures.length > 0) { | |
| for (const failure of failures) { | |
| const failures: Array<Failure> = [] | |
| for (let i = 0; i < filenames.length; i += concurrency) { | |
| await Promise.all( | |
| filenames.slice(i, i + concurrency).map((filename) => docker_run_test(failures, filename)), | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| if (failures.length > 0) { | |
| for (const failure of failures) { |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In test.ts around lines 18 to 21, the code incorrectly calls
Readable.from(...).forEach with a concurrency option (which does not exist)
causing a runtime error; replace this with a batching approach that splits
filenames into chunks of size `concurrency` and for each chunk use Promise.all
to call docker_run_test(failures, filename) for every filename in the chunk,
awaiting each Promise.all before proceeding to the next batch; remove the
Readable import if it becomes unused to satisfy linters.
| for (const failure of failures) { | ||
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stdout.log`, failure.stdout) | ||
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stderr.log`, failure.stderr) | ||
| } | ||
| console.error(`❌ ${failures.length} tests failed, see .tests directory for logs`) | ||
| process.exit(1) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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| for (const failure of failures) { | |
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stdout.log`, failure.stdout) | |
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stderr.log`, failure.stderr) | |
| } | |
| console.error(`❌ ${failures.length} tests failed, see .tests directory for logs`) | |
| process.exit(1) | |
| } | |
| if (failures.length > 0) { | |
| await mkdir('.tests', { recursive: true }) | |
| for (const failure of failures) { | |
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stdout.log`, failure.stdout) | |
| await writeFile(`.tests/${failure.filename}-stderr.log`, failure.stderr) | |
| } | |
| console.error(`❌ ${failures.length} tests failed, see .tests directory for logs`) | |
| process.exit(1) | |
| } |
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In test.ts around lines 20 to 27, the code writes per-test logs into the .tests
directory but doesn't ensure that directory exists, causing writeFile to fail
with ENOENT; before the loop (or before any writes) create the .tests directory
(use fs.promises.mkdir or fs.mkdir with { recursive: true } and await it) and
then proceed to write the stdout/stderr files, so the writes succeed even if the
directory is missing.
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