m038andClaude Opus 4.8
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test had no user/env/<host>/ tree because deploy/env/test/ never existed, so `make remote-apply-env-test` hit its missing-source guard and was silently skipped — test ran with twig cache off and without the gzip/Content-Encoding fix, hiding the exact class of gotcha that only surfaced in prod. Make deploy/env/test/system.yaml a symlink to deploy/env/prod/system.yaml so both deployed hosts share one override and can never drift; genericize the prod file header to say it now serves test + prod. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Np4cMQLF77i664CAQXySzU
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44 lines
2.0 KiB
YAML
# Deployed-environment Grav config overrides (test AND prod).
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#
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# Both server environments share this one file so test stays a faithful dress
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# rehearsal of prod: deploy/env/test/system.yaml is a symlink to this file.
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# Edit here and both environments move together — never let them drift.
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#
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# Deep-merged OVER the committed user/config/system.yaml via Grav's
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# per-environment config mechanism: on the server this file is deployed to
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# <webroot>/user/env/<hostname>/config/system.yaml
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# and Grav's `environment://config` stream (keyed on the request hostname)
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# layers it on top of `user://config`.
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#
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# These values are deliberately NOT in the committed system.yaml because they
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# would break local development (see CLAUDE.md §1 — dev keeps twig.cache:false
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# so theme edits take effect immediately). They apply only on the deployed
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# hosts, never on a local dev checkout.
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#
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# Deploy with: make remote-apply-env-test / make remote-apply-env-prod
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# The user/env/ tree is outside the content repo's tracked folders, so it is
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# NOT restored by content-push / git-sync / remote-fetch-content — re-run the
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# target above after any fresh install.
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twig:
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cache: true
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debug: false
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auto_reload: false
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# Compression / connection handling.
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#
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# This host is not FastCGI (no fastcgi_finish_request()), so Grav's shutdown
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# "early connection close" falls back to emitting `Content-Encoding: identity`
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# to ask the webserver not to compress. But Apache's mod_deflate compresses
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# anyway and adds `Content-Encoding: gzip`, giving TWO conflicting headers —
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# the browser can't decode the body and renders raw gzip bytes (a garbage
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# page). Note: allow_webserver_gzip:true takes the SAME identity branch, so it
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# does not help. The real fix is to disable the early-close path, so Grav never
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# emits the bogus header and mod_deflate compresses cleanly (single header).
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debugger:
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shutdown:
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close_connection: false
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# Let the webserver own gzip; Grav does not compress or double-label.
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cache:
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gzip: false
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allow_webserver_gzip: false
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