Claude/update prod runner script lq2g s - #65
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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
…deploys deploy.yml: - Change trigger from push:main to pull_request:types:[closed] - Add merge guard to quality-gates job: only runs when merged==true, base.ref==main, and merge_commit_sha is present. workflow_dispatch still works for manual deploys. Revert PRs, closed-without-merge, draft PRs, and direct pushes are all completely ignored. - Enable deploy job (was if:false) — now fires only when quality gates pass. Deploy step simplified to a single SSH call: bash deploy.sh deploy.sh: - Add up-to-date hash check (git ls-remote vs local HEAD) before systemctl stop. If VPS already has the latest commit, exit 0 immediately without stopping the service or touching anything. index.js (/deploy command): - After git fetch, compare local HEAD vs origin/main. If equal, reply "Bot is already running the latest version." and return early — no reset, no npm ci, no restart. https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
Keep all our intentional improvements: - index.js: up-to-date check in /deploy (skip if already on latest commit) - deploy.sh: hash check before systemctl stop + systemctl stop before git ops - deploy.yml: enabled deploy job (PR-merge-only trigger, not if:false) https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
deploy.sh: - Accepts $1 source arg: github | bot | vps (default: vps) - Sources .env at startup so BOT_TOKEN/ADMIN_IDS are available - send_admin() function: silent curl-based Telegram notification (disable_notification=true — no buzz/sound on admin's phone) - ERR trap: always sends "Deploy failed at line N" on any error - Per-step notifications: started, stopping bot, pulling code, cleaning repo, installing deps, starting bot, complete/failed - Already-up-to-date path also notifies admin deploy.yml: - DEPLOY_PASS secret wired to deploy job env - Install sshpass before SSH step - Deploy step tries SSH key first; on failure waits 120s then retries with sshpass password fallback; on second failure sends Telegram alert and exits 1 - deploy.sh called with "github" source arg index.js (/deploy command): - Replaced full in-process git+npm+restart logic with a single detached spawn of deploy.sh with "bot" source arg - Bot replies "Deployment starting..." then exits after 2s; deploy.sh takes over and sends all per-step notifications https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
CodeAnt critical review fix: previously if git fetch or reset
failed after systemctl stop, the service would stay permanently
down because set -e would abort the script with no recovery.
Now:
- git fetch + reset are wrapped in an if/else conditional
- On failure: stderr is captured and included in both the warn
log and the admin Telegram notification for diagnostics
- Service is restarted on the old/existing code so bot stays up
- Exit 1 signals the caller (e.g. GitHub Actions) that deploy
failed without triggering the ERR trap a second time
Addresses all four CodeAnt nitpick areas:
- Git fetch/reset robustness (critical)
- Debug info on git failures (diagnostic output captured)
- Remote hash check already handles unreachable remotes safely
(empty REMOTE_HASH falls through to deploy, conservative)
https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
Root cause: both ci.yml validate and smoke jobs referenced `environment: name: production`. GitHub Actions enforces deployment protection rules (required reviewers) on any job that targets a protected environment, causing those jobs to fail instantly (1s) when protection gates require manual approval. CI should never use a protected environment — only the actual deploy job in deploy.yml should. ci.yml: - Remove `environment: production` from validate and smoke jobs (root cause of the 1s failure) - Add workflow_dispatch trigger so CI can be run manually - Upgrade permissions to contents: write, pull-requests: write - Set cancel-in-progress: false (don't cancel in-flight CI runs) deploy.yml: - Add push: branches: [main] trigger (direct pushes also deploy) - Upgrade permissions to contents: write, pull-requests: write - Simplify quality-gates `if` condition: push || workflow_dispatch || (pull_request && merged == true) .github/settings.yml: - New file for Probot Settings App - main branch: no required reviewers, no strict status checks, enforce_admins: false, allow force pushes, allow deletions https://claude.ai/code/session_01X3PxGFF5zzKptQwVkjYzzN
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes refactor the deployment pipeline from in-process bot operations to an external deploy.sh script, updates CI/CD workflows with new triggers and gating logic, and adds repository governance configuration. The deploy.sh script introduces Telegram notifications, error handling, pre-deploy checks, and SSH password fallback for VPS deployment. Changes
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Sequence DiagramThe PR changes the in-bot /deploy command to persist state and delegate the full deployment process to a detached deploy.sh on the VPS. The script then performs stop → update → install → start steps and sends silent Telegram notifications to admins at start and completion. sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
participant Bot
participant VPS
participant SystemD
participant TelegramAPI
Admin->>Bot: /deploy (admin-only)
Bot->>Bot: persist runtime state + reply "Deployment starting"
Bot->>VPS: spawn detached deploy.sh (source: /deploy) and exit
VPS->>SystemD: stop runewager service
VPS->>VPS: fetch+reset origin/main → npm ci → start service
VPS->>TelegramAPI: send_admin "🔄 Deploy started"
VPS->>TelegramAPI: send_admin "✅ Deploy complete — bot running"
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| say "Already running latest code ($(git rev-parse --short HEAD)) — skipping deploy." | ||
| send_admin "✅ Bot is already running the latest version (commit: $(git rev-parse --short HEAD))." | ||
| exit 0 |
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Suggestion: The early-return logic that skips deployment when the local and remote commits match never checks whether the systemd service is actually running, so if the service is down but the code is up to date, running this script (e.g., via a manual VPS call) will immediately exit without restarting the service, leaving the bot offline while reporting that everything is already up to date. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Deploy script skips restarting inactive runewager.service.
- ❌ Admins receive success message while bot remains offline.
- ⚠️ Manual VPS recovery via deploy.sh becomes unreliable.
- ⚠️ Git-based deploy workflows may not self-heal downtime.| say "Already running latest code ($(git rev-parse --short HEAD)) — skipping deploy." | |
| send_admin "✅ Bot is already running the latest version (commit: $(git rev-parse --short HEAD))." | |
| exit 0 | |
| ACTIVE="unknown" | |
| if command -v systemctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then | |
| ACTIVE="$(systemctl is-active "${APP_NAME}.service" 2>/dev/null || echo unknown)" | |
| fi | |
| if [[ "$ACTIVE" == "active" ]]; then | |
| say "Already running latest code ($(git rev-parse --short HEAD)) — skipping deploy." | |
| send_admin "✅ Bot is already running the latest version (commit: $(git rev-parse --short HEAD))." | |
| exit 0 | |
| else | |
| warn "Code is up to date but service status is: $ACTIVE — continuing deploy to (re)start service." | |
| send_admin "ℹ️ Code is up to date but service status is: $ACTIVE — continuing deploy to (re)start service." | |
| fi |
Steps of Reproduction ✅
1. On the VPS, ensure the bot code is already at the same commit as origin/main by running
`git rev-parse HEAD` in `/var/www/html/Runewager` and confirming it matches `git ls-remote
origin -h refs/heads/main` (logic used in `deploy.sh:89-90`).
2. Stop the bot service manually with `sudo systemctl stop runewager.service` and verify
it is down using `systemctl is-active runewager.service` which should return `inactive` or
`failed` (service name confirmed in `deploy.sh:162-173` and `runewager.service` unit
file).
3. Trigger the deployment script, e.g. via SSH with `bash
/var/www/html/Runewager/deploy.sh vps` (usage documented at `deploy.sh:5-11`; same script
is also invoked from the `/deploy` command in `index.js:23-47`).
4. Observe that `deploy.sh` exits via the early-return block at `deploy.sh:91-95`
printing/sending "Already running latest code — skipping deploy." and never reaching the
service start logic at `deploy.sh:160-167`; rerun `systemctl is-active runewager.service`
to confirm the service remains inactive and the bot is still offline despite the "latest
version" message.Prompt for AI Agent 🤖
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*Logic Error: The early-return logic that skips deployment when the local and remote commits match never checks whether the systemd service is actually running, so if the service is down but the code is up to date, running this script (e.g., via a manual VPS call) will immediately exit without restarting the service, leaving the bot offline while reporting that everything is already up to date.
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Move in-bot deployment to a detached VPS script and add safer, notified deploys
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✅ Fewer accidental bot restarts from GitHub or in-app deploys✅ Clearer silent admin notifications during each deploy step✅ Shorter downtime by stopping service before updates and restoring old service on git failures💡 Usage Guide
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