Three bugs rega found on a laptop run of the container (2026-09-29):
- /pb/_/ never rendered. admin.mjs proxied with fetch(), which returns the body decompressed,
but forwarded PocketBase's Content-Encoding: gzip and Content-Length, so the browser tried to
gunzip plain HTML. The proxy now drops both headers (for /pb and /api-prod).
- PocketBase's own redirects left the mount: /pb/_ went to /_/, and /pb/_/index.html to
http://127.0.0.1:8090/_/ (the internal address). Root-relative and upstream-absolute
locations are put back under the mount: /pb/_/.
- The research host's /embed-test set no MAP_APP_API_URL, so the maps asked that static host's
own /api (404s; dashboard-plus-grid drew 489 nodes, not 1,399). The page now sets it from the
manifest's runtime.apiBaseUrl before any bundle loads, as every generated page does.
Checked both ways against an upstream that answers like PocketBase (gzipped HTML, redirects
to /_/). The old proxy sends a gzip label on a plain body and /_/ locations; the new one
sends a decodable body and /pb/_/.
pb-prod (the public API) ran the migrations in the pulled checkout, which follows the table (development), so a
restart moved production's schema to unpublished work. It now reads /data/pb-prod-migrations/current: a snapshot
of PRODUCTION_BRANCH's migrations taken at start (the ref build-cdn.sh uses) and refreshed from the very snapshot
a publish builds. Only a change restarts pb-prod, and the restart is local: pb-prod runs in a loop, so the
container stays up. It fails closed: an error keeps the last good snapshot, and with none it is an empty folder,
never the development checkout. --automigrate=false, so a change made in prod's dashboard writes no migration.
/admin/status shows prodSchema next to published.
SUBDOMAIN_APPS=host=bundle/profile makes e.g. research-gallery.<domain> serve the /cdn build of
doxa-maps-spa at its root. A separate server on its own port answers only those hosts and only with
published /cdn files (no admin, PocketBase or dev server behind it), so no sign-in is skipped anywhere
else. The root page gets a <base href> at the plugin's real folder, so its relative links resolve as on /cdn.
main is the shared sandbox the dev server follows; /cdn is built only from PRODUCTION_BRANCH (default
production), which moves when someone promotes: git push origin main:production. The container watches
that branch and rebuilds /cdn once it has held a new commit for CDN_AUTOBUILD_MINUTES (default 2; 0 = the
admin button only); a failed commit is not retried automatically. The build fetches the branch into its
own ref (never touching the dev server's FETCH_HEAD) and uses that commit's own exclusion list, so
loosening it takes a promotion too. DEPLOY.md documents the promote step.
/admin/pb-signin-check (behind the site sign-in) signs in to pb-dev through the team account, with the
same realtime flow as the PocketBase SDK, and shows the email and groups it sees, or the exact refusal.
The token is never stored.
Laptops reach pb-dev's API without the site sign-in; PocketBase signs people in itself through the same
OIDC provider (its own client), members of OIDC_ALLOWED_GROUPS only, password sign-in off. The group check
is ONE hook baked into the image and pinned by SHA-256; hooks from the pulled repo still never run. The
dashboard, _superusers and system collections stay behind the site sign-in for admins. It fails closed:
without the baked gate or a working OIDC setup, /pb/ stays behind the site sign-in as before.
deployment/cloud: PocketBase (pinned, sha256-checked) as dev (/pb/, signed in; its /_/ dashboard for
OIDC_ADMIN_GROUPS only) and prod (/api-prod/api/ public, dashboard never exposed), with the schema
as migrations in backend/pocketbase/pb_migrations and data on the /data volume; superuser from env.
admin.mjs routes /cdn/, /api-prod/, /pb/ and /admin/ behind oauth2-proxy (public: /cdn/ and
/api-prod/api/ only). build-cdn.sh: flock (409 on a second build), a snapshot of the pulled commit,
the public exclusions applied BEFORE the build, a heap-capped build, a check of the output that
REFUSES the swap if anything excluded remains (proved with planted fixtures: a field-access file,
'Visa Requirements' content, and key-cities one level down each fail; clean passes), then an atomic
swap; runtime-config.js carries the public API URL. public-exclusions.txt is the ONE list the
giveaway export and the CDN build share. Any git host via REPO_URL/BRANCH/GIT_TOKEN.