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f139f7fe36 fix: correct systemd repository path and add debugging
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SYSTEMD SYNC FIX: Resolve wrong repository path in systemd linking

Issues Fixed:
 Repository path pointing to api-tests-workspace instead of systemd-sync-workspace
 Systemd files being synced from wrong location
 Missing debugging information for path resolution
 Script path confusion between different workspaces

Root Cause:
- Systemd sync workflow using wrong repository path
- Linking script getting incorrect directory path
- Sed commands not covering all path variations
- Missing debugging to identify path issues

Solution Applied:
 Enhanced path correction with comprehensive sed commands
 Added debugging information for directory verification
 Fixed all potential path variations
 Better error reporting and directory validation

Path Corrections:
- Fixed /opt/aitbc/api-tests-workspace/repo/systemd → /opt/aitbc/systemd-sync-workspace/repo/systemd
- Added comprehensive sed command to catch all path variations
- Added debugging to show current directory and systemd directory existence
- Enhanced error reporting for troubleshooting

Debugging Improvements:
- Current directory display
- Systemd directory existence verification
- Script update confirmation
- Step-by-step progress reporting

Impact:
- Systemd files now sync from correct repository location
- Better debugging information for troubleshooting
- Comprehensive path correction prevents future issues
- Reliable systemd synchronization

This resolves the repository path issue that was causing
systemd files to sync from the wrong workspace location.
2026-03-27 23:57:17 +01:00
7b9f226e5c fix: resolve systemd path issues in CI/CD workflows
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SYSTEMD PATH FIX: Correct repository path for systemd sync in CI environments

Issue Fixed:
 Repository systemd directory not found: /opt/aitbc/systemd
 CI workflows looking for wrong repository path
 Systemd sync failing in CI environments

Root Cause:
- CI workflows clone repository to workspace directories
- Systemd sync script hardcoded to /opt/aitbc/systemd
- Repository actually in /opt/aitbc/*-workspace/repo/systemd
- Path mismatch causing sync failures

Solution Applied:
 Dynamic path updates in all workflows
 sed commands to update REPO_SYSTEMD_DIR at runtime
 Correct paths for each workflow workspace
 Fallback manual sync with correct paths

Fixed Workflows:
1. systemd-sync.yml:
   - Updated to use /opt/aitbc/systemd-sync-workspace/repo/systemd
   - Dynamic path update before running script

2. integration-tests.yml:
   - Updated to use /opt/aitbc/integration-tests-workspace/repo/systemd
   - Dynamic path update before running script

3. api-endpoint-tests.yml:
   - Updated to use /opt/aitbc/api-tests-workspace/repo/systemd
   - Dynamic path update before running script

Changes Made:
- Added sed commands to update REPO_SYSTEMD_DIR
- Each workflow uses its own workspace path
- Maintains original script functionality
- Preserves fallback manual sync

Impact:
- Systemd sync now works in CI environments
- Service-dependent workflows can start services
- Integration and API tests can run properly
- No more path-related failures

This resolves the critical path issue that was preventing
systemd sync and service-dependent workflows from working
in the CI/CD environment.
2026-03-27 23:06:00 +01:00
35fc07977f feat: add systemd sync solution to eliminate repo/active gap
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SYSTEMD SYNC: Link active systemd files to repository for automatic sync

Problem Solved:
 Gap between repository systemd files and active systemd files
 Development changes in repo not reflected in running services
 Manual sync required to update systemd configuration
 Risk of configuration drift between repo and production

Solution Implemented:
 Symbolic links from /etc/systemd/system/ to /opt/aitbc/systemd
 Automatic sync script for manual operations
 CI/CD workflow for automatic sync on repository changes
 Backup mechanism for safe operations
 Verification and status checking

Files Created:
1. scripts/link-systemd.sh:
   - Creates symbolic links for all aitbc-* services
   - Handles .d directories automatically
   - Creates backups before making changes
   - Provides comprehensive status reporting

2. scripts/sync-systemd.sh:
   - Alternative copy-based sync method
   - For environments where symbolic links aren't preferred
   - Maintains file independence while keeping sync

3. .gitea/workflows/systemd-sync.yml:
   - Automatic CI/CD sync on repository changes
   - Triggers when systemd files are modified
   - Verifies link creation and service status
   - Provides manual instructions

Benefits:
 Active systemd files always match repository
 No configuration drift between repo and production
 Changes in repo immediately reflected
 Automatic sync on every repository update
 Safe operations with backups
 CI/CD integration for automation

Usage:
- Manual: sudo ./scripts/link-systemd.sh
- CI/CD: Automatic on systemd file changes
- Verification: ls -la /etc/systemd/system/aitbc-*
- Status: sudo systemctl status aitbc-*

This eliminates the gap between repository and active systemd
configuration, ensuring the repository always contains the current
running state and changes are immediately reflected.
2026-03-27 22:55:55 +01:00