Oskar Kapala
00fc36df3a
deploy-local.sh previously ran `sudo chown -R 1000:1000` and `sudo chmod -R 775` unconditionally on every deploy, which blocked non-TTY execution (CC/CI) on VPS where /opt/homelab is already 1000:1000. Both steps are now conditional using `find ... -print -quit`: - chown: runs only if any file/dir is NOT uid/gid 1000 - chmod: runs only if any directory is missing -775 permission bits When everything is correct (steady state on VPS), both steps log "already correct, skipping" and never invoke sudo. If a new directory was created by root (e.g. a manual mkdir, volume mount, or restart artefact), the remediation path triggers automatically — the self-heal property is preserved. Smoke-tested in Docker (ubuntu:22.04): Case 1 (1000:1000 + 775): chown skipped, chmod skipped ✓ Case 2 (root-owned subdir): chown triggered ✓ Case 3 (700 dir perms): chmod triggered ✓ Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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