* dryrun: intentional failing test (will be reverted)
* feat(auth): optional SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD to pre-hash seed admin (dev helper)
Terraform gains enable_seed_password + seed_admin_password (sensitive) vars
on the customer-instance module; when enabled the password is piped via
startup-script into /opt/agnes/.env as SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD. On first boot
app/main.py argon2-hashes it onto the seed user so the admin can log in
immediately without going through /auth/bootstrap. Never overwrites an
existing password_hash — safe against accidental reset on terraform apply.
* ci(release): build :dev-<slug> on any branch, not just feature/**
Before: only 'feature/**' branches triggered release.yml, so pushing
'zs/my-edit' or 'fix/bug' did not publish an image. dev_instances entry
pinning image_tag = 'dev-zs-my-edit' then crashed VM startup with
'image not found'.
Now: any branch push (except main, which produces :stable) publishes
:dev-<slug>. Slug strips a leading 'feature/' and replaces non-[a-z0-9-]
with '-', keeping existing feature/** behavior identical.
* Revert "dryrun: intentional failing test (will be reverted)"
This reverts commit cf9cc06a7884bb401ff29fc5cb6d8baf84dc3daa.
* dryrun: verify per-branch GHCR tag
* ci: propagate infra-v* tag bumps to template repo
On push of any infra-v* tag, opens a PR in keboola/agnes-infra-template
that bumps the module ref in terraform/main.tf. Auto-merge rules in the
template (Renovate + CI validate + GitHub native auto-merge) land it
without manual work on patch/minor bumps.
Requires repo secret TEMPLATE_REPO_TOKEN (fine-grained PAT with
Contents:write + Pull requests:write on keboola/agnes-infra-template).
Fail-soft: if secret is missing the job is skipped and Renovate on the
template repo picks up the new tag on its next cycle as a fallback.
* docs(onboarding): 'Keeping the template up-to-date' maintainer section
Documents the two mechanisms (upstream release hook + Renovate), the
required repo settings (allow_auto_merge, validate.yml gate), the TOKEN
secret setup, and the one-time setup checklist. Notes the difference
between template repo (auto-merge on) and customer infra repos
(human approval).
Completes the previous commit — bakes the full git SHA into the image ENV
at build time so the UI badge shows a real commit, not a sha256 digest
(which was the floating manifest digest and unhelpful for debugging).
Extracts branch name from GITHUB_REF, slugifies it, and adds as extra tag
on feature branch builds. Main branch is unaffected (no branch_slug output).
Enables dev_instances tfvar with image_tag pinning specific feature branches.
- Create empty .env before docker compose up in CI (env_file: .env is required)
- Mock get_jira_service in webhook HMAC test to isolate signature check
from Jira API availability — strict assert 200 instead of permissive 500
- secrets.py: validate file content is non-empty before using it;
regenerate if file exists but is empty/corrupted
- release.yml: touch .env before docker compose in smoke test
(env_file: .env in docker-compose.yml requires the file to exist)
663 tests pass.
- smoke-test.sh: replace ((PASS++)) with PASS=$((PASS + 1)) to avoid
set -e abort when counter is 0 (bash returns exit 1 for ((0)))
- CalVer: use max(N) from existing tags instead of count, safe when
tags are deleted (e.g. deprecated version cleanup)
- CLAUDE.md: update schema version from v2 to v3
663 tests pass.
- CalVer retry loop now exits with error if all 5 attempts fail
(prevents pushing Docker image with unclaimed version tag)
- discover_tables endpoint reads data_source.keboola.url (consistent
with configure_instance and _discover_and_register_tables)
- Pre-migration snapshot flushes WAL via CHECKPOINT before copying
and copies .wal file if it still exists after flush
663 tests pass.
- _discover_and_register_tables reads from data_source.keboola.url
(matches what /api/admin/configure writes) instead of top-level
keboola.url which doesn't exist
- CalVer: claim git tag BEFORE Docker build with retry loop (up to 5
attempts). Prevents race where two concurrent CI runs get same N.
Git tag acts as a distributed lock for version uniqueness.
663 tests pass.
- Config writes to DATA_DIR/state/instance.yaml (writable) instead of
CONFIG_DIR (read-only :ro in Docker)
- instance_config.py checks DATA_DIR/state/ first, then falls back to
CONFIG_DIR for backward compat
- CalVer counter is now global across channels (*-YYYY.MM.*) per spec
- Keboola error messages sanitized — log full error, return generic msg
- chmod in secrets.py wrapped in try/except for Windows compat
- Setup wizard JS handles 401 (expired JWT) with user-facing message
- deploy.yml changed to workflow_dispatch only (no duplicate test runs)
- Smoke test uses docker-compose.prod.yml + AGNES_TAG instead of sed
- docker-compose.prod.yml uses ${AGNES_TAG:-stable} env var
663 tests pass. 8 E2E verification tests pass.
- Removed deploy-production job — Kamal config has placeholder IPs, no secrets
- Renamed workflow to "Build & Push" — test + Docker image to GHCR
- Added FORCE_JAVASCRIPT_ACTIONS_TO_NODE24=true to suppress Node.js 20 warnings
- All dependencies now in pyproject.toml [project.dependencies]
- Dev/test deps in [project.optional-dependencies] dev and [tool.uv]
- Dockerfile uses uv pip install . from pyproject.toml
- CI uses uv pip install ".[dev]"
- Deleted requirements.txt and requirements-dev.txt
- Updated README, CLAUDE.md install instructions
- Enhanced .dockerignore (exclude tests, docs, infra from image)
deploy-guard.yml referenced deleted tests and sudoers files.
deploy.yml.example used legacy SSH-based deployment.
Updated ci.yml and deploy.yml are in .gitignore (need workflow scope to push).
- SyncSettingsRepository + DatasetPermissionRepository with RBAC
- Script deploy/run/undeploy API with import sandboxing
- User sync settings API with permission checks
- 4 CLI skills (connectors, security, notifications, corporate-memory)
- Kamal production + staging configs
- GitHub Actions CI + deploy workflows
- 91 total tests passing
Open-source AI data analyst platform extracted from internal repo.
Includes data sync engine, Keboola adapter, Flask web portal,
server deployment scripts, and configuration templates.
