Better handling of existing systems already enrolled, done via checking if the config.yml file exists and ping through its credentials as opposed to checking for machine_ID
UI justification improvements on repositories pages
- Changed from echo -e to printf for safer special character handling
- Store emoji characters in variables using bash octal escape sequences
- Prevents 'command not found' error when bash interprets emoji as commands
- Fixes issue where line 41 error occurred during setup.sh --update
- Added DB_CONNECTION_LIMIT, DB_POOL_TIMEOUT, DB_CONNECT_TIMEOUT, DB_IDLE_TIMEOUT, DB_MAX_LIFETIME
- Sets defaults (30, 20, 10, 300, 1800) if not already in .env
- Checks for missing variables during update mode
- Automatically adds them with comment header
- Ensures existing installations get connection pool settings on update
- Added fallback to re-initialize git repository if .git directory missing
- Automatically detects current version from package.json
- Attempts to match to correct release branch
- Falls back to main branch if version detection fails
- Prevents update failures for legacy installations
- Increased triangle opacity from 2-5% to 5-13%
- Increased coverage from 30% to 60% of grid positions
- Slightly larger triangles (50-150px vs 40-120px)
- Smaller cell size (180px vs 200px) for better distribution
- Now clearly visible across entire background
- Removed busy triangular pattern
- Clean, subtle radial gradient like modern Linux wallpapers
- Light center (top-left) flowing to darker bottom-right corner
- Uses theme colors but much more minimalist
- Daily color rotation maintained
- Replaced square grid with triangular mesh for more organic look
- Increased default cell size from 75px to 150px for subtlety
- Added variance to point positions for natural randomness
- Each cell now renders two triangles with gradient fills
- Maintains theme colors and daily variation
- Removed trianglify dependency (which required Node.js canvas)
- Implemented custom gradient mesh using HTML5 Canvas API
- Browser-native solution works in Docker without native dependencies
- Maintains daily variation and theme color support
- No more 'i.from is not a function' errors
Added echo statements and --loglevel=verbose to see exactly what npm is
doing during the long ARM64 build process. This will help diagnose why
it's taking so long under QEMU emulation.
Canvas requires native build tools to compile:
- python3: For node-gyp
- make, g++, pkgconfig: C++ compiler and build tools
- cairo-dev, jpeg-dev, pango-dev, giflib-dev: Native libraries
By installing these dependencies before npm install, canvas can properly
build its native bindings for both AMD64 and ARM64 architectures.
Removed try-catch blocks around trianglify since it should now work properly.
Canvas requires Python and native build tools which fail in Docker builds
with --ignore-scripts. Since trianglify is only used for cosmetic backgrounds
on the login and layout pages, we can make it optional.
Changes:
- Added try-catch around trianglify usage in Login and Layout
- Using --ignore-scripts in frontend Dockerfile to skip canvas native build
- Gracefully fail when trianglify is not available (background won't render)
This allows the frontend to build and run even without canvas/trianglify.
The 'i.from is not a function' error occurs because trianglify depends
on canvas, and --ignore-scripts prevented canvas from installing properly.
Solution: Remove --ignore-scripts and allow npm to run install scripts,
but gracefully handle canvas rebuild failures since native bindings
are optional for the production build.
ARM64 builds under QEMU are slower and more prone to network timeouts.
Changed from --fetch-retries=0 to --fetch-retries=3 with exponential backoff:
- Min timeout: 20 seconds
- Max timeout: 120 seconds
This should handle transient ECONNRESET errors from npm registry.
