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.
The workspace package-lock.json had corrupted 'resolved' URLs for many packages
including string_decoder, causing Docker builds to fail with 404 errors.
Changes:
- Regenerated root package-lock.json which manages all workspace dependencies
- Restored npm ci in Dockerfile (now that lockfile is fixed)
- Keep PRISMA_CLI_BINARY_TYPE=binary for ARM64 compatibility
This should resolve both AMD64 and ARM64 Docker build failures.
- Delete package-lock.json in Docker build to avoid corrupted string_decoder entry
- Use npm install instead of npm ci to regenerate package-lock.json fresh
- This avoids the 'string_decoder is a core module' error that package-lock.json had cached
- Added --prefer-online flag to npm ci to bypass corrupted cache
- Set --fetch-retries=0 to fail fast on corrupted packages
- Removed /root/.npm directory as well to clear all caches
- Fixed typo in workflow name
- Re-enabled linux/arm64 platform builds
- Added PRISMA_CLI_BINARY_TYPE=binary to use pre-compiled binaries
- This avoids native compilation issues under QEMU emulation
- Use npm script for Prisma generation instead of npx
The get-intrinsic package tarball is getting corrupted in the npm cache.
By removing ~/.npm entirely and fetching fresh packages, we avoid the
corrupted cache issue that's causing the string_decoder error.
The string_decoder error occurs when npm tries to install it as a separate package
when it's actually a Node.js core module. Using --legacy-peer-deps helps resolve
this peer dependency conflict during Docker builds.
- Move Docker files to own directory (tidier since I added several more files)
- Optimise images and reduce size
- Uses multi-stage builds
- Optimises layer efficiency
- Uses NGINX as base for frontend
- Sets default env vars
- Uses tini for proper signal handling
