npm ci without --force rejects platform-specific packages like dmg-license
which is macOS-only. The --force flag tells npm to proceed even when
platform constraints are violated.
This allows Linux containers to skip dmg-license and continue with the
install, matching the behavior we want for Docker development.
The named Docker volume for node_modules is created with root ownership,
causing EACCES errors when npm tries to write as the automaker user.
Solution:
- Run npm ci as root (installation phase)
- Use --legacy-peer-deps to properly handle optional dependencies
- Fix permissions after install
- Run server process as automaker user for security
This eliminates permission denied errors during npm install in dev containers.
Fixes permission denied errors when installing dependencies in Docker containers:
Changes:
- Remove stale node_modules directories before installing (fresh start)
- Use 'npm ci --force' instead of 'npm install --force' for deterministic installs
- Add chmod to ensure writable permissions on node_modules
- Properly fix directory ownership and permissions before install
This prevents EACCES errors when multiple processes try to write to node_modules
and handles lingering permission issues from previous failed container runs.
Allow npm to install platform-specific devDependencies (like dmg-license
which is macOS-only) by skipping platform checks in Linux Docker containers.
This matches the behavior already used in CI workflows.
Fixes Docker container startup failure:
- docker-compose.dev.yml (full stack development)
- docker-compose.dev-server.yml (server-only with local Electron)
The --force flag allows npm to proceed with installation even when some
optional/platform-specific dependencies can't be installed on the current
platform.
- Add 4 launch options matching dev.mjs (Web, Electron, Docker Dev, Electron+Docker)
- Add arrow key navigation in menu with visual selection indicator
- Add cross-platform port conflict detection and resolution (Windows/Unix)
- Add Docker container detection with Stop/Restart/Attach/Cancel options
- Add Electron process detection when switching between modes
- Add centered, styled output for Docker build progress
- Add HUSKY=0 to docker-compose files to prevent permission errors
- Fix Windows/Git Bash compatibility (platform detection, netstat/taskkill)
- Fix bash arithmetic issue with set -e causing script to hang
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Changed comments in docker-compose files to clarify that the ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is optional.
- Updated README to reflect changes in authentication setup, emphasizing integration with Claude Code CLI and removing outdated API key instructions.
- Improved clarity on authentication methods and streamlined the setup process for users.
Add UID and GID build arguments to Dockerfiles to allow matching the
container user to the host user. This fixes file permission issues when
mounting host directories as volumes.
Default remains 1001 for backward compatibility. To match host user:
UID=$(id -u) GID=$(id -g) docker-compose build
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Introduced VITE_APP_MODE variable in multiple files to manage application modes.
- Updated dev.mjs and docker-compose.dev.yml to set different modes for development.
- Enhanced type definitions in vite-env.d.ts to include VITE_APP_MODE options.
- Modified AutomakerLogo component to display version suffix based on the current app mode.
- Improved OS detection logic in use-os-detection.ts to utilize Electron's platform information.
- Updated ElectronAPI interface to expose platform information.
These changes provide better control over application behavior based on the mode, enhancing the development experience.
- Introduced a new `docker-compose.dev.yml` for development mode, enabling live reload and improved container management.
- Updated `dev.mjs` to utilize `launchDockerDevContainers` for starting development containers with live reload capabilities.
- Refactored `printModeMenu` to differentiate between development and production Docker options.
- Enhanced the `BoardView` and `KanbanBoard` components by streamlining props and improving UI interactions.
- Removed the `start.mjs` script, consolidating production launch logic into `dev.mjs` for a more unified approach.
