The bare `mcables` pattern in .gitignore (line 11) and .dockerignore
(line 18) was intended to ignore the built binary at the repo root, but
without a leading slash it also matched the cmd/mcables/ directory. The
result: cmd/mcables/main.go was never tracked in git, and fresh worktrees
had to copy it from a sibling to build.
- Change `mcables` → `/mcables` in both files (still ignores the root
binary; no longer matches the cmd subdirectory).
- Add cmd/mcables/main.go (copied from picasso's worktree, verified
identical to head's main checkout).
Verified: `git check-ignore cmd/mcables/main.go` returns not-ignored;
a touched `./mcables` at the repo root is still ignored via `/mcables`.
`go build ./...` clean.
Pulls the deploy infra forward from §10 so m can see slice 1 on his LAN.
- Dockerfile: multi-stage golang:1.25-alpine → distroless/static-debian12.
CGO_ENABLED=0 (modernc.org/sqlite is pure Go). USER 1000:1000 so the
bind-mount on mDock (owned by m:m) is writable without chowning the
host dir. -trimpath + -s -w; 12.2MB final image.
- docker-compose.yml: matches the mDock convention surveyed earlier
(container_name explicit, restart: unless-stopped, env_file in
/home/m/secrets/mcables/.env, bind-mount /home/m/stacks/mcables/data,
port 7777 exposed on LAN). Image temporarily under the mai/ namespace
on mgit.msbls.de because mAi doesn't have write access to m/* today —
documented in a comment so retagging is one line when permissions land.
- .dockerignore: keeps .git, .worktrees, .m, data/, docs/, *.md,
editor cruft out of the build context.
Manual deploy verified end-to-end:
- docker build → image sha256:76624f17 (12.2MB)
- mAi-authenticated push to mgit.msbls.de/mai/mcables:latest
- ssh mdock anonymous pull works (registry allows public reads on this
namespace)
- POST /api/projects {"name":"LOFT"} returns the row, GET /api/projects
shows it; docker compose restart preserves it on disk; second GET
still shows LOFT.
Gitea Actions auto-deploy left for a follow-up task per the head's
instruction — gets us the moving parts right first.
