| Comment: | deploy: the image builds and serves — three faults only running it found
The Dockerfile and compose were committed unverified because no container runtime was installed. With one available they were wrong in three ways, none visible by reading: - The Zig download 404s. Naming is zig-<arch>-linux-<version>; I had the older zig-linux-<arch>-<version>. - The zit clone fails: the GitHub mirror is private, so an anonymous clone asks for a username. zit's source now arrives as a named build context, which needs no credentials and pins the exact checkout being shipped. A public fossil mirror exists at fossil.craftdesign.group/zit and would make a clone step viable later. - /data was root-owned. VOLUME creates a missing directory as root while the process runs as uid 10001, so quarry could not open its own database — 'permission denied' on the first line of the log. Now verified end to end: a 90.1MB image, /etc/quarry-build recording both versions, and a container serving libfossil's 3,835 check-ins from a read-only mounted store with zit reading it from inside. |
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| User & Date: | dmestas on 2026-08-17 16:53:51.064 |
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| 16:58 |
stop tracking agent tooling's files
The harness writes .agent-config/trace/<session>.jsonl into the working tree and it is tracked: 2MB, carried across ten check-ins, growing with every tool call, so each commit stored another revision of a log nobody working on quarry writes or reads. .claude/scheduled_tasks.lock is a lock file and equally not source. Both untracked with 'zit rm' (the files stay on disk — zit keeps them unless asked otherwise) and added to .zitignore so they do not come back as extras. History keeps the revisions already recorded; this only stops the accumulation. Also lands gofmt churn in web_test.go from an earlier formatting pass: import order and one alignment block, no logic. check-in: bcd8d75db7 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 16:53 |
deploy: the image builds and serves — three faults only running it found
The Dockerfile and compose were committed unverified because no container runtime was installed. With one available they were wrong in three ways, none visible by reading: - The Zig download 404s. Naming is zig-<arch>-linux-<version>; I had the older zig-linux-<arch>-<version>. - The zit clone fails: the GitHub mirror is private, so an anonymous clone asks for a username. zit's source now arrives as a named build context, which needs no credentials and pins the exact checkout being shipped. A public fossil mirror exists at fossil.craftdesign.group/zit and would make a clone step viable later. - /data was root-owned. VOLUME creates a missing directory as root while the process runs as uid 10001, so quarry could not open its own database — 'permission denied' on the first line of the log. Now verified end to end: a 90.1MB image, /etc/quarry-build recording both versions, and a container serving libfossil's 3,835 check-ins from a read-only mounted store with zit reading it from inside. check-in: a8cbc48878 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |
| 16:48 |
ignore generated fixture stores
fixtures/out is 599MB of built stores and it is what a 'zit addremove' once swept into this repository, along with a 45MB binary — 559MB of bloat that took a shun and a reclaim to undo. Ignoring the BUILT output rather than the whole directory: the scripts and README beside it are source. .zitignore rather than the ignore-glob setting, because zit says plainly that a root .zitignore overrides the setting, and because a tracked file travels with a clone while a local setting does not. check-in: 52a8ca8b77 user: dmestas tags: trunk | |