The Playwright run produces error-context.md per failed test
with a full DOM snapshot — useful for triaging UI test failures
without round-tripping through downloaded artifacts. Cat it
into the workflow log on failure.
Also bump actions/upload-artifact v3 → v4. v3 uploads still
return success on this Gitea runner but the artifacts don't
surface through the API or UI; v4 is the correct version per
the workflow header note.
When the runner job runs inside a container, compose's relative
`./playwright/playwright-report` resolves to a path that exists
only inside the runner container, so the host's docker daemon
silently bind-mounts an empty dir and the report never lands
anywhere we can read.
Drop the bind mounts; keep the playwright container around
(--name e2e-pw, no --rm); after the test, `docker cp` the
report and traces out into the runner's workspace volume so
upload-artifact has something real to upload. The new test-results
directory (Playwright traces, screenshots, videos) is also
included so failure post-mortem doesn't need a re-run.
When jobs run with `container:` set, Gitea Actions defaults to
`sh -e` (dash on Ubuntu), so `set -euo pipefail` fails with
"Illegal option -o pipefail". Pinning bash workflow-wide
matches what the runner used pre-container and keeps existing
scripts portable.
Pin every job to gitea.dcglab.co.uk/steve/ci-runner-go:2026-05-08
so Go, Node, and Docker tooling are already installed when the
job starts. Drops three actions/setup-go invocations from ci.yml
(redundant — Go is on PATH) and inherits Buildx + Compose v2 in
e2e.yml and release.yml without per-job apt-installs.
Recipe lives in steve/ci. Bump the date pin in lockstep across
the three workflows when picking up a fresher image (e.g. when
the Go floor moves).
Without --profile test, `docker compose build` skips the
playwright service (profiles: [test]) and the image is built
on-demand by `compose run` instead. Across CI runs the Gitea
runner caches the resulting tag, so a Dockerfile FROM bump
(v1.50.0 → v1.59.1) is masked by the cached image — the
container ends up with old browser binaries and Playwright's
own version-mismatch check fails the suite. Pull base images
on every build so the FROM tag wins.
Gitea's act-style runners execute workflow steps inside a runner
container, so compose's host port-publish (127.0.0.1:8080:8080) is
not reachable from the steps. PR #23's e2e job timed out waiting
for the server even though the container was up and listening.
Move both the health probe and the Playwright run onto rmnet so
they address the server as http://server:8080:
* health probe: docker run --rm --network e2e_rmnet curlimages/curl
* Playwright: new mcr.microsoft.com/playwright-based image, added
as a profile-gated `playwright` service in compose.e2e.yml,
invoked via `docker compose run --rm playwright`. Drops the
setup-node + npm install runner steps.
P5-01 — Documentation site under docs/book/ rendered with mdBook
(downloaded via Makefile, same static-binary pattern as Tailwind).
Structured chapters: getting started, concepts, operations,
security, reference. `make docs` / `make docs-watch`. Generated
output gitignored.
P5-02 — CONTRIBUTING.md rewritten from placeholder to a full
guide. CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md adapted from Contributor Covenant for a
single-maintainer project. .gitea/issue_template/{bug,feature}.md
and PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md.
P5-04 — Six README screenshots captured live from a fresh server
bootstrap (login, empty dashboard, add-host, alerts, settings,
audit log). README rewritten to centre the screenshot grid and
link out to the docs site.
P5-05 — SECURITY.md with disclosure policy (3-day ack, 30-day
default window), scope in/out, threat-model summary, operator
hardening checklist. Mirrored as a docs-site chapter.
P5-06 — End-to-end test harness. e2e/compose.e2e.yml brings up
server + sibling Linux agent (alpine + restic) + restic/rest-server.
Agent uses announce-and-approve so Playwright can drive the full
operator flow: bootstrap → login → accept pending → backup →
verify terminal status. Second spec scrapes /metrics to assert
the P6-04 endpoint surface. .gitea/workflows/e2e.yml runs on every
PR; local how-to in docs/e2e.md.
The auto-issued GITHUB_TOKEN lacks write:package scope on this Gitea
instance, so the v0.9.0 tag build failed at docker login. Switch to
the user-level DEV_TOKEN secret which has the correct scope.
Single public deliverable per tag: a multi-arch server image, with
cross-compiled agent binaries + install scripts + the systemd unit
baked under /opt/restic-manager/dist/. The /agent/binary and
/install/* handlers fall back from <DataDir>/... to that read-only
path so a fresh container Just Works without first-run staging;
operators can still drop a custom build into <DataDir>/ to override
per-host.
Architecture rationale: agent distribution already routes through
the running server, so the release surface mirrors that — there's
no second source of truth to keep in sync.
Workflow .gitea/workflows/release.yml triggers on v*.*.* tag-push
(fan-out :vX.Y.Z / :X.Y / :X, plus :latest once MAJOR>=1) and
workflow_dispatch (snapshot tag only). Pushes to the Gitea
container registry on this instance.
Both binaries grow main.commit + main.date ldflag targets. Makefile
and Dockerfile fill them; release workflow forwards from gitea.sha
plus a UTC timestamp.
Spec : docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-05-p5-03-docker-only-release.md
Plan : docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-05-p5-03-docker-only-release.md
Test job was wall-clocked by `internal/server/http` (~156s on the
self-hosted runner under -race). Two changes here cut that:
1. Matrix-shard the test job by package group: server-http, store,
and "rest" (everything else, computed via `go list | grep -v`).
Each shard runs on its own runner so the heavy package isn't
CPU-starved by siblings.
2. `auth.HashPassword` drops to cheap argon2id params (8 KiB / 1
iter / 1 lane) when `testing.Testing()` returns true. Production
params are unchanged. VerifyPassword reads params from the
encoded hash so cheap-params hashes verify identically — no test
call sites need to change.
The runner-provisioning script has been handed off to the infra
agent, who will own it going forward. ci.yml's header comment is
updated to point at "the infra team owns the script" rather than
the in-repo path, but the runner expectations themselves stay the
same — workflows still rely on the persistent volumes, pre-cloned
actions, and host-installed golangci-lint that any compliant
provisioning produces.
scripts/provision-gitea-runner.sh is a one-shot, idempotent host
setup for an act_runner LXC. It mounts persistent host volumes for
GOMODCACHE / GOCACHE / act-clones, pre-pulls the runner image,
pre-clones the common GitHub actions, installs golangci-lint, and
sets up a nightly cron to refresh the lot. Generic — no per-project
state.
With those persistent volumes in place, `cache: true` on
actions/setup-go becomes a net negative — the action keeps tar-ing /
un-tar-ing GOMODCACHE+GOCACHE through the Gitea cache backend on
every job, adding ~10s per job and overwriting the volume contents.
Drop it from all three jobs in ci.yml. Add a header comment block
explaining the runner-side expectations and the Go version / build
matrix / upload-artifact context for anyone reading later.
The v2.1.6 release binary is built with Go 1.24, and golangci-lint
refuses to load a config targeting a newer toolchain than itself
('Go language version (go1.24) used to build golangci-lint is lower
than the targeted Go version (1.25.0)'). go.mod is on 1.25, so the
binary needs to be too.
Locally this didn't bite because 'go install …@v2.1.6' compiled
v2.1.6 against the local Go 1.25 toolchain; CI uses the prebuilt
release tarball which carries the build-time Go version.
v2.5.0 is the first v2.x line built with Go 1.25 — pin in lockstep
with go.mod going forward.
Cleanup pass over the repo so CI can enforce lint going forward
without the only-new-issues escape hatch:
* gofumpt -w across the tree (31 hits, all formatting)
* misspell --fix (25 hits, US-locale spelling) — but reverted on
api.JobCancelled = "cancelled" since that literal is the wire +
DB CHECK constraint value, plus matched the case in store/fleet.go
back to "cancelled" and added //nolint:misspell on both for the
next time someone reaches for the auto-fix
* Wrap every `defer rows.Close()` / `defer stmt.Close()` /
`defer res.Body.Close()` in `defer func() { _ = .Close() }()`
to satisfy errcheck without losing the close itself
* websocket.Dial callers (1 prod, 4 tests) now capture + close the
upgrade response Body — coder/websocket can return res with a nil
Body on success, so the test deferred-closes guard against that
* Annotate the two genuine-by-design nilerr cases with //nolint
comments explaining why nil-on-error is the contract (cookie
missing = no session; ctx cancelled mid-backoff = clean shutdown)
* Add brief godoc on the 10 exported const groups + types that
revive flagged (api.HostOS/HostArch/JobKind/JobStatus/LogStream/
ErrorCode, restic.EventKind, store.Role, web.FS)
* Drop the unused (*Server).userByID method
* Inline the unparam baseView(active) — every UI page is under
the dashboard primary nav today
Result: `golangci-lint run ./...` reports 0 issues. CI lint job
no longer needs only-new-issues: true; X-06 follow-up entry in
tasks.md removed.
The bump from golangci-lint-action@v6 → v7 (which downloads the v2.x
binary) was blocking CI lint with 'unsupported version of the
configuration: ""' because .golangci.yml was still in the v1 schema.
Migrate the config to v2:
* version: "2" prelude
* disable-all → default: none
* linters-settings → linters.settings
* gofumpt + goimports move into formatters.enable + formatters.settings
* exclude-rules move into linters.exclusions.rules
* gosimple drops (folded into staticcheck in v2)
Fix the four lint hits in the new P2R-02 code:
* host_bandwidth.go: convert hostBandwidthRequest directly to
hostBandwidthView via type conversion (S1016)
* ui_repo.go: drop unparam savedSection + status arguments from
renderRepoPage (always "" / always 422 — split GET render from
validation-fail render)
* ui_schedules.go: gofumpt formatting on the scheduleEditPage struct
Add only-new-issues: true to the lint job. The repo carries ~90
pre-existing findings (gofumpt drift × 31, misspell × 25, missing
godoc × 10, bodyclose × 6, errcheck × 12, …) accumulated before
lint was actually wired into CI. Without this gate, every PR would
fail on baseline noise instead of its own changes.
Track the cleanup as X-06 in tasks.md so the gate is temporary.
Three independent forms on /hosts/{id}/repo so saving one section
doesn't disturb the others:
* Connection: edits repo URL, username, password (pre-filled from
the redacted GET /api/hosts/{id}/repo-credentials view; password
field shows masked stored-creds placeholder; blank password = keep
existing). On save, encrypts and pushes config.update to a
connected agent.
* Bandwidth: host-wide upload/download caps (KB/s; blank = no cap)
written via store.SetHostBandwidth. New REST endpoint
PUT /api/hosts/{id}/bandwidth for JSON callers.
* Maintenance: forget/prune/check cadences + check subset %, with
per-row enabled toggles. Reuses cronParser for validation;
auto-seeds the row if a host pre-dates the migration.
Right-rail surfaces repo size, snapshot count, snapshots-by-tag
breakdown (counted from existing snapshot tag rows), and an
'untagged snapshots are left alone' note.
Danger-zone re-init button is rendered but disabled with a hint
pointing at P2R-09 (real implementation lands there).
Validation re-renders the page with the relevant form's banner and
all other section state intact. Successful saves redirect with a
?saved=<section> query param so the page surfaces a small ✓ saved
indicator on the relevant form.
ci.yml: bump golangci-lint-action v6→v7 (separate change picked up
in this commit).
- host_credentials_test.go's CreateEnrollmentToken fixture passed 1<<20
as the TTL (third arg, time.Duration) — that's ~1ms in nanoseconds.
Local non-race runs finished inside the window, but -race overhead
blew the deadline so the token was already expired by the time
GetEnrollmentTokenAttachments / ConsumeEnrollmentToken ran. Use
time.Hour instead, which matches the spirit of a per-test fixture.
- Lint pin v1.61.0 was built against Go 1.23 and refuses to load a
config targeting newer toolchains. go.mod is on 1.25, so the lint
step exited 3 ('the Go language version used to build golangci-lint
is lower than the targeted Go version'). Bumping to v2.1.6, which
supports Go 1.25.
Both failures showed up only on the Gitea runner because local make
target runs go test without -race and lint hadn't been re-run after
the go.mod toolchain bump.
Lands the bottom three layers of Phase 1:
P1-08 internal/api: protocol_version + envelope + every WS message
shape from spec.md §6.2 (Hello, Heartbeat, Job*, Schedule*, etc).
Wire-format tests pin the JSON shape so a rename here breaks
tests instead of silently breaking the agent.
P1-02 + P1-03 internal/store: SQLite via modernc.org/sqlite,
embed.FS + a tiny version table for hand-rolled migrations.
0001_initial.sql covers every table from spec.md §5 plus
enrollment_tokens and host_schedule_version. Typed accessors
for users / sessions / enrollment / audit. WAL + foreign_keys
+ busy_timeout on by default.
P1-06 internal/crypto: XChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD wrapper with
per-message random nonce. Key file lifecycle (generate +
refuse-to-overwrite, load with size validation). Optional
additionalData binds ciphertext to the row that owns it.
P1-04 internal/auth (partial — passwords + tokens; sessions
middleware lands with the HTTP handlers): argon2id following
RFC 9106 (64 MiB / t=3 / p=4 / 32B), constant-time verify.
HashToken stores SHA-256 of session/agent/enrollment tokens
so a stolen DB doesn't hand over credentials.
Build floor moves to Go 1.25 (modernc.org/sqlite v1.50+ requires
it); CI + Dockerfile + README updated. Markdown lint diagnostics
on tasks.md cleared.
All packages tested. ~70 new tests pass in <1s.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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