Claude/update prod runner script lq2g s - #62
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- Add tipsStore with 15 default sweepstakes-safe tips (id, text, enabled)
- Add TIPS_GROUP constant (@GambleCodezPrizeHub, overridable via env)
- Persist tipsStore in runtime-state.json (snapshot + load)
- Start tips scheduler on bot launch: posts one random enabled tip
silently every 4 hours to @GambleCodezPrizeHub (disable_notification)
- Scheduler is re-armable when admin changes the interval
Admin commands:
/tips /t /tp — Tips Manager dashboard with inline buttons
/tiplist — Show all tips with IDs and preview
/tipadd — Prompt for new tip text (state: await_tip_add_text)
/tipremove — Select tip by button to delete
/tipedit — Select tip by button then prompt for new text
/tiptoggle — Toggle entire tips system on/off
/tiptest — Send one random tip preview to admin in DM
/tipsettings — Show settings and update interval (hours)
Inline button actions:
tips_cmd_{add,edit,remove,toggle,list,test,settings}
tip_remove_<id> — remove a specific tip
tip_edit_select_<id> — prompt to edit a specific tip
tip_toggle_<id> — enable/disable individual tip
pendingAction state machine:
await_tip_add_text → save new tip, reply "Added as Tip #X"
await_tip_edit_text → update tip text, reply "Tip #X updated"
await_tip_settings_interval → update interval + restart scheduler
https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
GitHub CI:
- deploy.yml: disable `deploy` job with `if: false` — GitHub Actions
must NEVER restart or launch the bot; it is code storage only.
Quality-gates job (syntax, tests, audit) continues to run on push.
- ci.yml: unchanged — already runs tests without touching Telegram.
index.js runtime guards (layered):
- CI / smoke-test layer: if CI=true or DISABLE_RUNTIME=1 → log and
skip all runtime startup without calling process.exit() so that
`require('./index.js')` in smoke tests completes cleanly.
- VPS-only layer: if DEVICE !== "vps" → print warning and exit(0).
Set DEVICE=vps in the VPS .env to allow the bot to start.
/deploy admin command:
- Restart logic is systemctl-only (no PM2); unchanged from original.
deploy.sh (new, VPS-only):
- git fetch --all && git reset --hard origin/main
- npm ci --omit=dev
- systemctl restart runewager
- systemctl is-active confirmation
.env.example:
- Added DEVICE=vps entry so prod-run.sh copies it correctly.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
…scripts - /deploy Telegram command: git pull -> git fetch --all + git reset --hard origin/main + git clean -fd. Prevents hangs caused by dirty working trees, untracked files, or merge conflicts that made /deploy stuck. - prod-run.sh: same fetch+reset change for the initial code-pull step. - deploy.sh: add systemctl stop before git ops (prevents file locks during reset) and git clean -fd after reset (removes stale untracked files). All three paths now use the same hard-reset strategy. Systemd service, CI guard (CI=true/DISABLE_RUNTIME=1), and DEVICE=vps guard are unchanged as they were already correct. https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
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This reverts commit 5168fb7.
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Update deployment flow to use fetch+hard-reset, clean untracked files, and stop service before updating
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✅ Fewer deploy failures due to dirty working trees✅ Fewer file-lock errors during updates✅ Cleaner working tree after deploy (untracked files removed)💡 Usage Guide
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