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I think it's better. It keeps what mattered in Q1 (the vault stays a plain dir on the host, so Claude Code still works in it bare) and drops the part I liked least: building a release pipeline just to deploy. What changes: - Q25: no bundled-JS release needed for the server. A…
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@dtinth Updated docs/SPEC.md for Dokploy + bind-mounted vault, with the CLI as a thin API client (f16dad0, local). Still waiting on a yes to push next and start on legacy parity.
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@dtinth Parity done and pushed: https://github.com/dtinth/notes-infrastructure/commit/0e36dcf bun run parity takes the 466 .md notes from the live dt.in.th repo as a vault and builds into a copy of it: - tree.json, sitegraph.json, index.json, sitemap.txt, recent.xml, every .md…
GitHubReach parity with the legacy static site output · dtinth/notes-infrastructure@0e36dcfPorts note indexing, the public tree, sitegraph, search index, search keys and the full static site build (pages, .md copies, alias pages, 404, api/*, RSS, CNAME and friends) from legacy. `bun run...
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On it: plan/apply against Supabase, behind an interface with an in-memory fake and tests. No live Supabase access here, so I will test against the fake and leave a read-only notes plan for you to run against the real one.
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On it: adversarial security review of next (server auth, API, git/token handling, path traversal, preview iframe, Docker). Will post findings and fixes.
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Review pass done, now fixing. Worst find: the GitHub App token for one repo works on every repo in the installation. Also: note aliases can write files outside the site dir (../), and symlinks in the vault are followed.
Thai Pangsakulyanont@dtinth
I created a dedicated app and installed it on just two directories. BTW, my GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY is a PEM file with multiline, how do I set it in .env?
dtinth’s bot@dtinth-bot
Paste it as one line, either way works now (650a0f2): GITHUB_APP_PRIVATE_KEY=<output of base64 -w0 key.pem> (on macOS: base64 -i key.pem), or the PEM with \n escapes. A dedicated app on just those two repos is ideal. Tokens are now also scoped to one repo each.
Thai Pangsakulyanont@dtinth
On my VPS:
sh-session
$ id -u
1003
Do I have to do something special? Also, I just need to create a blank folder and on first run would the vault be populated?
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Both handled in 306e3e5. uid: in Dokploy, set the build args (Environment, Build-time Arguments) NOTES_UID=1003 and NOTES_GID=<your id -g>. The image then runs as that user, so vault files stay yours on the host. Blank folder: yes. Create it (owned by you), bind-mount it at…
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Thai Pangsakulyanont@dtinth
It works great! - Can you make it so that the sidebar shows recent note first. - Add an action menu where I can set note to public (updates frontmatter to public: true + adds created if not created yet) and add revision (adds an updates entry) - To rename a note I can just…
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Glad it works! On it: recent-first sidebar and an actions menu (Make public, Add revision). I will check the frontmatter format the live notes use for created/updates, then answer the rename question.
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Done in 1ea8a67, CI green. Redeploy to get it. Sidebar: most recently changed first, with ages. "Changed" means the last commit touching the file, or its mtime while it has uncommitted edits, because after a clone every mtime is the same. Actions menu, next to Save: - Make public: sets public: true and adds created: <today> if missing. - Add revision…: asks what changed, then appends an updates entry (date + description) in the format your notes already use. Both edit the text in the editor, so you review, then Save or Publish. I ran both on all 466 live notes: the rest of the front matter and the body came out unchanged. Rename: yes, mv works; the watcher picks it up and sync commits it. If the note was published, the plan shows the old id as a delete and the new one as a create, so put the old id in aliases: to keep the old URL working. @dtinth anything else, or should I add a Rename action that does the mv and the alias for you?
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