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fix(deploy): staging NC deploy silently fails (docker-compose v1 ContainerConfig) — switch to v2 + set -e - #138
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…g failures The staging deploy called `docker-compose` v1.29.2, which crashes with `KeyError: 'ContainerConfig'` when recreating a BuildKit-format image (it choked recreating the `redis-all` dependency). That left notification-center stopped and never restarted — yet the run went GREEN, because the failing `up` was not the last command: the trailing `docker image prune` (exit 0) masked it (no `set -e`). NC was silently down on staging from ~Aug 21 until manually restarted. Switch to `docker compose` v2 (already installed on the host as v2.40.0, and what the prod/main pipeline already uses), add `set -e` so a failed deploy fails RED, pin `-f docker-compose.staging.yml` for a deterministic image tag, and `--no-deps` so the deploy doesn't churn the redis-all container. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/staging-pipeline.yml:
- Line 95: Update the deployment workflow’s image cleanup command so docker
image prune -a --force is best effort and cannot cause the SSH step to fail
after a successful deployment, while preserving failure handling for the
deployment itself.
- Around line 95-106: Declare workflow-level permissions as empty, grant the
test job contents: read for actions/checkout, and grant the publish job
contents: read plus packages: write for checkout and GHCR publishing. Keep the
deploy job permissions explicitly empty.
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…en permissions
- Guard `docker image prune` (|| echo) so a cleanup failure can't fail an
already-successful deploy under `set -e`.
- Add least-privilege GITHUB_TOKEN permissions: workflow-level `{}`, test
`contents:read`, publish `contents:read`+`packages:write`, deploy `{}`.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary
The staging deploy job has been silently failing — reporting green while leaving
notification-centerstopped. It calleddocker-composev1.29.2, which crashes withKeyError: 'ContainerConfig'when recreating a BuildKit-format image (it choked recreating theredis-alldependency ofnotification-center). Because that crash wasn't the last command in the script — the trailingdocker image prunesucceeded (exit 0) and there was noset -e— the SSH step exited 0 and the run went green. Net effect: every staging NC deploy didstop → (failed) up → pruneand left NC down, invisibly.NC was silently down on staging from ~Aug 21 (this is why owner notification emails, incl. the #426/#458 project-listed emails, stopped arriving) until I restarted it manually today.
Evidence — the green Aug-21 run's deploy step:
Changes
docker composev2 instead ofdocker-composev1.29.2. The staging host already has v2 (v2.40.0) installed, and the prod/main pipeline already uses v2 — v2 has noContainerConfigbug.set -eso a failed deploy fails red instead of being masked by the trailingprune.-f docker-compose.staging.ymlso the deployed image tag is deterministic (not dependent on an ambientCOMPOSE_FILE).--no-depsso the deploy doesn't recreate/churn the sharedredis-allcontainer.stop(v2'sup -drecreates atomically), removing the stop-then-fail window.Notes
main) pipeline uses v2 so it isn't hit by the crash, but it still lacksset -e— a failed prod deploy would likewise go green silently. Worth the sameset -e+--no-depshardening in a follow-up.How to test
Merge to
stagingand watch the run. The deploy step should end with NC Up (verify:docker ps | grep notification-center), and any real failure should now turn the run red rather than green.Summary by CodeRabbit