- Update top-level QWEN.md to indicate Topside agent handles all git operations
- Add Git Operations Notice to CloudronStack/QWEN.md informing CloudronBot not to commit/push
- Add Git Operations Notice to LifecycleStack/QWEN.md informing LifecycleBot not to commit/push
- Add Git Operations Notice to SupportStack/QWEN.md informing SupportBot not to commit/push
- Add Git Operations Notice to ToolboxStack/QWEN.md informing ToolboxBot not to commit/push
- Clarify that Topside agent is solely responsible for all git commits and pushes
- Ensure all agents understand they should coordinate git operations through Topside
This establishes clear git operation governance across all Qwen agents in the project.
- Update top-level README.md with AI collaboration section and working agreement
- Standardize all stack README.md files (CloudronStack, LifecycleStack, SupportStack, ToolboxStack) with consistent structure:
- Add Working Agreement section with consistent items across all stacks
- Add AI Agent section identifying the responsible bot for each stack
- Add License section with reference to main LICENSE file
- Add Quick Start section where missing
- Create missing LifecycleStack/collab directory with .gitkeep file
- Add top-level QWEN.md file for tracking Topside agent work
- Add top-level commit-template.txt and configure git to use it
- Ensure consistent formatting and content across all documentation
- Fix CloudronStack README title to match project structure
This commit ensures all README files follow the same structure and
contain necessary information for coordination between different
Qwen agents working on each stack.
This commit introduces:
- QWEN.md file to track development work in the CloudronStack directory
- commit-template.txt to enforce conventional commit format
- Configuration for verbose and beautifully formatted commits
- Setup for atomic commit practices
- Add requirement to use SQLite for every service that will support it
- Avoid heavier databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL when SQLite is adequate
- Only use heavier databases when SQLite is not supported or inadequate
- Implement proper SQLite volume management and security practices
- Configure SQLite as default database engine in environment variables
- Ensure data integrity and performance when migrating to SQLite
- Implement proper backup strategies for SQLite databases
- Docker socket proxy: Running with proper configuration and Docker socket access
- Homepage: Running with automatic service discovery via Docker labels
- WakaAPI: Running and integrated with Homepage via Docker labels
- All containers using proper naming convention (tsysdevstack-supportstack-demo-*)
- All containers using proper UID/GID mapping for security
- Docker socket proxy provides access for Homepage discovery
- Homepage successfully discovers all services through Docker labels
- All tests passing with 100% success rate
- MVP stack fully implemented and validated
- STATUS.md updated to reflect completion
- All configuration files properly updated with environment variables
- No hard-coded values; all configuration via environment variables
- Zero technical debt accumulated during implementation
- Created test to verify homepage host validation issue
- Identified that HOMEPAGE_ALLOWED_HOSTS environment variable was needed
- Updated homepage Docker Compose with proper allowed hosts setting
- Added 'localhost:4000,127.0.0.1:4000' to HOMEPAGE_ALLOWED_HOSTS
- All tests now pass with no host validation errors
- Updated prompt to emphasize TDD approach for all changes
- Implemented atomic testing approach for immediate validation
Co-authored-by: Qwen-Coder <qwen-coder@alibabacloud.com>
- Move settings file to config/ directory
- Move control script to code/ directory
- Remove create-network.sh script as requested
- Create comprehensive .gitignore file to handle test logs and artifacts
- Update all scripts to reference new file locations
- Update STATUS.md to reflect new file structure
Co-authored-by: Qwen-Coder <qwen-coder@alibabacloud.com>
- Implemented docker-socket-proxy, homepage, and wakaapi components using TDD approach
- Created environment settings, control script, and Docker Compose files
- Added comprehensive test suite for all components
- Configured shared Docker network and proper resource limits
- Enabled homepage integration with proper labels
- Fixed homepage host validation issues for VSCode remote access
- Updated status documentation with progress tracking
Co-authored-by: Qwen-Coder <qwen-coder@alibabacloud.com>
