- Updated the build_logs_url to use the correct environment UUID instead of the environment name, ensuring accurate links to deployment logs.
- This change improves the reliability of the deployment notification system by directing users to the correct log location.
- Introduced a new notification class, BackupSuccessWithS3Warning, to alert users when local backups succeed but S3 uploads fail.
- Updated DatabaseBackupJob to track local backup success and handle S3 upload errors, improving error reporting and user notifications.
- Modified ScheduledDatabaseBackupExecution model to include a new s3_uploaded boolean field for tracking S3 upload status.
- Adjusted views and validation logic to reflect changes in backup execution status and S3 handling.
- Added tests to ensure the new s3_uploaded column is correctly implemented and validated.
- Updated the should_skip_build method to save runtime environment variables even when the build step is skipped, ensuring that the latest environment settings are preserved.
- Enhanced logging in prepare_builder_image to differentiate between the first attempt and subsequent attempts, improving clarity in deployment logs.
- Implemented a check for the NIXPACKS_NODE_VERSION variable in the ApplicationDeploymentJob.
- Added log entries to notify users when NIXPACKS_NODE_VERSION is not set, indicating that Node.js 18 will be used by default, which is EOL.
- Provided guidance on how to override the default version by setting NIXPACKS_NODE_VERSION in environment variables.
- Refactored the DatabaseBackupJob to replace instances of backup->uuid with backup_log_uuid for consistency in container naming.
- Ensured that all related Docker commands and processes reference the updated backup_log_uuid, improving clarity and reducing potential errors during backup operations.
- Changed the .env file reference to use a build-time .env file located in /artifacts, preventing it from being included in Docker images.
- Introduced a new method to wrap Docker build commands with environment variable exports, enhancing the handling of build-time variables.
- Updated logging messages for clarity regarding the creation and usage of the build-time .env file.
- Replaced the use of a dynamic env_filename with a consistent .env file reference across deployment methods.
- Simplified the generation and saving of build-time and runtime environment variables, ensuring they are always written to the .env file.
- Enhanced clarity in the deployment process by removing redundant logic and ensuring environment variables are handled uniformly.
- Removed redundant logic for merging COOLIFY_* variables into env_args.
- Simplified the process of adding environment variables by directly incorporating generated COOLIFY environment variables.
- Enhanced clarity and maintainability of the generate_env_variables method.
- Added a new method to restart the builder container with the actual commit value, ensuring accurate deployment.
- Improved the generation of environment variables by consolidating user-defined and Coolify-specific variables.
- Updated Dockerfile modification logic to handle environment variables more effectively, including support for multiline variables.
- Enhanced logging for better visibility during deployment processes.
- Introduced new helper functions to generate Docker build arguments and environment flags, accommodating multiline variables with proper escaping.
- Updated the ApplicationDeploymentJob to utilize these new functions, improving the handling of environment variables during deployment.
- Added comprehensive tests to ensure correct behavior for multiline variables and special characters.
- Introduced functionality to add Coolify variables as ARGs in the Dockerfile during the build process.
- Enhanced the existing method to handle both standard environment variables and Coolify-specific variables, improving deployment flexibility.
- Introduced logic to filter user-defined build time variables from the database based on the pull request context.
- Improved handling of build time variables to ensure only relevant variables are analyzed, enhancing the deployment process.
- Added logic to escape single quotes in build arguments to ensure proper execution in bash -c context used by executeInDocker, preventing potential command errors.
- Added retry configuration with a maximum of 3 attempts and backoff intervals of 10, 30, and 60 seconds to improve job resilience and handling of transient failures.
- Refactored the DatabaseBackupJob to generate a unique UUID for each database backup execution within the loop, improving clarity and ensuring uniqueness for each backup attempt.
- Removed redundant UUID generation logic from the initial part of the handle method.
- Updated StripeProcessJob to include detailed handling of subscription statuses during invoice payment events.
- Introduced VerifyStripeSubscriptionStatusJob to manage subscription status verification and updates, improving error handling and notification for various subscription states.
- Enhanced logic to handle cases where subscription IDs are missing, ensuring robust subscription management.
- Enhanced the DatabaseBackupJob to generate a unique UUID for each backup execution attempt.
- Added logic to retry UUID generation up to three times if a duplicate is detected, ensuring uniqueness and preventing execution conflicts.
- Added EnvironmentVariableAnalyzer trait to analyze and warn about problematic environment variables during the build process.
- Integrated analysis into ApplicationDeploymentJob and Livewire components to provide feedback on potential build issues.
- Introduced a new Blade component for displaying warnings related to environment variables in the UI.
