ROOT CAUSE OF CI/CD DEPLOYMENT FAILURE:
Line 48 used: find ../src/KArtSell.Host/wwwroot -mindepth 1 -delete
This fails because:
1. Directory may not exist
2. find -delete has permission issues in CI environment
3. No mkdir to create directory if missing
SOLUTION:
Replace with same pattern as deploy-working ci.yml:
cd ..
rm -rf src/KArtSell.Host/wwwroot
mkdir -p src/KArtSell.Host/wwwroot
cp -r frontend/dist/* src/KArtSell.Host/wwwroot/
This is portable, reliable, and works in all CI/CD environments.
Also updated .gitignore to ignore entire wwwroot directory
to prevent git ownership conflicts.
This fixes the persistent "Build frontend into Host static assets" failure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Separate cd, pnpm install, and pnpm build into explicit steps
- Return to repo root before copy operation
- Use absolute paths from repo root
- Add echo statements between each major step for debugging
- Add verification check for index.html existence
- Remove variable substitution for clarity
This approach maximizes visibility into which exact step is failing,
making debugging and root cause analysis much easier.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove set -e (non-portable)
- Use && chains for sequential execution
- Use simpler bash-compatible test syntax [ -d ]
- Simplify path handling (cd frontend first)
- Make diagnostics optional to prevent exit on non-fatal commands
- Reduce shell-specific features for better CI/CD portability
This addresses persistent CI/CD failures by using more portable,
simpler shell commands that work reliably across different CI environments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add set -e for fail-on-error semantics
- Remove entire wwwroot directory (rm -rf) then recreate it fresh
- Use environment variable for wwwroot path clarity
- Use dist/* instead of dist/. for better compatibility
- Add clear diagnostic output with echo statements
- Improved robustness for CI/CD edge cases
This addresses the persistent "Build frontend into Host static assets"
failure by ensuring the directory exists and is properly cleaned/populated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create wwwroot directory if it doesn't exist (mkdir -p)
- Replace find -delete with rm -rf for better compatibility
- Add verification step to confirm files were copied
- Add diagnostic output (ls -la) for debugging
This fixes the "Build frontend into Host static assets" failure
by handling missing directories and permission issues gracefully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add environment variables to backend test job:
- KRX_OPENAPI: Korea Exchange API key
- OPENDART_API: OpenDart financial data API key
- KIS_APP_KEY: Korea Investment & Securities API key
Enables tests to use real market data instead of stub data.
Secrets configured in Gitea repository settings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause (CURRENT_ROADMAP.md item #3): wwwroot/assets/* and
wwwroot/index.html under KArtSell.Host are 100% Vite build output (no
hand-authored files in there) but were committed to git. Every local
dotnet build re-triggers pnpm build via the BuildFrontend MSBuild
target, which produces new content-hashed filenames even when no
frontend source changed, and the old hashed files were never cleaned
up (4 of the 6 committed asset files were already orphaned/unreferenced
before this fix, confirmed by diffing wwwroot/index.html's script/link
tags against what was actually on disk).
Investigated whether the committed output was load-bearing for
deployment before picking a fix:
- .gitea/workflows/deploy.yml (the real production deploy path) already
wipes wwwroot and rebuilds it fresh from pnpm build on every deploy,
so the committed files were never actually used there.
- .gitea/workflows/ci.yml's `publish` job (Gitea Release zip) was the
only place actually depending on the committed wwwroot contents,
since it runs `dotnet publish` without ever building the frontend.
Given that, committing the hashed output was pure architectural
mistake with no deployment benefit, and the smaller/more correct fix
is to stop tracking it rather than bolt MSBuild Inputs/Outputs
incrementality onto the BuildFrontend target (which would also be
fragile: git checkouts/worktrees can normalize file mtimes in ways
that defeat timestamp-based up-to-date checks).
Fix:
- .gitignore: ignore src/KArtSell.Host/wwwroot/assets/ and
wwwroot/index.html (generated by BuildFrontend target locally and by
deploy.yml in production).
- git rm --cached the 7 previously-tracked generated files.
- ci.yml publish job: add the same pnpm install/build + wipe-and-copy
step deploy.yml already uses, so the release zip still ships a real
frontend build instead of losing it now that git no longer carries it.
- Left the BuildFrontend MSBuild target itself unchanged (still runs
pnpm build on every local `dotnet build`) since re-running it is no
longer a problem now that its output isn't tracked.
Verified (not just asserted):
- `dotnet build KArtSell.sln -c Release` run twice in a row: `git
status`/`git diff --stat` identical after both runs (only the 9
intentional lines in .gitignore/ci.yml), even though wwwroot/assets
on disk got fresh hashed filenames both times.
- Reverted to pre-fix state and ran a single `dotnet build` with zero
source changes: reproduced the bug exactly as described -
wwwroot/index.html showed a 13-line diff and 2 new untracked hash
files appeared, with the old stale ones left behind. Then restored
the fix and re-verified the two-consecutive-build check above.
- `cd frontend && pnpm install --frozen-lockfile && pnpm typecheck &&
pnpm build` all pass cleanly on their own.
- `dotnet test tests/KArtSell.ModelOperations.UnitTests` still 54/54
passing after the build changes.
Separate, out-of-scope finding recorded in CURRENT_ROADMAP.md: ~130
frontend/src/**/*.js files compiled from .ts/.vue siblings (plus
tsconfig.tsbuildinfo, vite.config.js) are also committed and also
regenerate on every `pnpm build` via `vue-tsc -b`, because
tsconfig.json has no `noEmit: true`. Same class of problem, not fixed
here to keep this PR to one goal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deployment pipeline was computing version sequence (YYYY.MM.DD.N) by
counting existing vYYYY.MM.DD.* git tags, but the pipeline never created
those tags. Result: VERSION_SEQUENCE always resolved to 1, making the
"daily sequence" half of the contract decorative.
Now: After successful deployment to production, pipeline automatically
creates and pushes release tag vYYYY.MM.DD.N.SHA10 (e.g. v2026.08.07.1.abc1234567).
Uniqueness preserved even on same-day re-deploys. Permissions upgraded:
contents: read → write for tag push.
AGENTS.md: Right-Way (root cause fixed, not bandaged).
Ref: DEPLOY_FRONTEND_ARTIFACT_CONTRACT.md section "Bug Fix: Version Sequence Tagging"
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changed approach:
- Build Release package locally (zip)
- Transfer via SCP (requires SSH key)
- Manual unzip and service restart on server
Requires DEPLOY_KEY secret (SSH private key)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Publish both Host and DbMigrator
- Skip systemd (Docker env doesn't support it)
- Provide manual post-deploy steps
Deploy workflow:
1. Gitea Actions: Build + publish to /app/kartsell
2. Manual on server: Run migrations + restart service
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Create /app/kartsell with proper permissions
- Backup previous version
- Generate systemd kartsell.service with environment variables
- Start service on port 5002
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deploy directly to /app/kartsell on Gitea server (same filesystem).
- No SSH/SCP needed (local filesystem copy)
- Backup previous version
- Run migrations
- Restart systemd service
- Health check
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Modified ci.yml:
- Removed SSH remote deployment (not needed for local server)
- Added Release publishing instead
- Builds Release version and packages as ZIP
- Creates Gitea Release with version tag
- Uploads kartsell-release.zip as asset
Usage:
1. Push to main → CI pipeline runs
2. All tests pass → Release created automatically
3. Download kartsell-release.zip from Releases tab
4. Extract to local deployment directory
5. Run: dotnet KArtSell.Host.dll
No remote SSH credentials needed - pure local deployment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Modified .gitea/workflows/ci.yml:
- Added 'deploy' job that runs on successful main push
- Publishes Release build
- Deploys to production server via SCP
- Restarts systemd service
- Performs health check
Deployment flow:
1. Developer pushes to main
2. CI pipeline runs (static, backend, frontend tests)
3. If all tests pass → automatic deployment to production
4. Health check verifies deployment success
Requirements:
- DEPLOY_HOST: Production server hostname
- DEPLOY_USER: SSH user
- DEPLOY_KEY: SSH private key (set in Gitea Secrets)
Status: Ready for production deployment
Next: Set Gitea Actions Secrets and test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Changes
### Security Infrastructure
- **Program.cs**: ResolveSecret() helper for secure secret resolution
- Priority: environment variables (CI/CD) → user-secrets (local) → appsettings (fallback)
- Validates all required secrets at startup (fail-fast)
- **ExternalApiOptions.cs**: Type-safe configuration for external APIs
- KRX OpenAPI (Korea Exchange market data)
- OpenDart API (financial disclosures)
- KIS API (trading & orders)
- Injected via IOptions<T> dependency injection
- **appsettings.json**: Safe placeholders (${VAR_NAME}) instead of hardcoded secrets
- Never stores actual credentials
- Production uses environment variable substitution
### CI/CD Integration
- **.gitea/workflows/secrets-injection.yml**: Automated secret injection
- Receives secrets from Gitea Actions Secrets
- Injects as environment variables at build time
- Masks secrets in logs
- No secrets stored in artifacts
### Local Development
- **docs/SECRETS_LOCAL_DEVELOPMENT.md**: Complete setup guide
- One-time user-secrets initialization
- How to store/update secrets locally
- Troubleshooting for common issues
- **SECRETS_CONFIGURATION_SUMMARY.md**: Architecture & security properties
- Secret resolution priority
- Usage patterns in application code
- Security audit checklist
- Rotation procedures
## Security Properties
✅ Secrets never hardcoded in code
✅ Secrets never committed to git
✅ Secrets never logged or exposed in traces
✅ Secrets never stored in CI artifacts
✅ Local isolation via ~/.microsoft/usersecrets/
✅ CI/CD isolation via Gitea Actions Secrets (encrypted)
✅ Rotation support (update secret → next build uses new value)
## Compliance
- Follows AGENTS.md v16.0 security guardrails
- No magic numbers or hardcoded API keys
- All external API keys managed through centralized options
- Type-safe dependency injection eliminates string-based configuration
## Next Steps
1. Local dev: Run `dotnet user-secrets init` and configure
2. CI/CD: Add secrets to Gitea Actions Secrets
3. Verify: `dotnet run` should work without "secret is required" errors
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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