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@mikegazzaruso mikegazzaruso released this 20 Sep 18:56
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v1.0.0
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Install

npm install -g @opifer/cli
o4r init --company "My company" && o4r up   # http://127.0.0.1:4700

Node.js 22. PostgreSQL is embedded, Docker is optional. Website and guides: https://opifer.dev

The repository is public, the website is up at opifer.dev, and everything the README says has been verified on a second machine. No breaking change from 0.1.0: the version says the product is ready to be tried.

Added

  • Website site/ (home, the guides rendered from docs/), built with node site/build.mjs.
  • CONTRIBUTING.md, CLA.md (contributor licence agreement, sign-off on every commit checked by a workflow), SECURITY.md with private vulnerability reporting, issue forms and a pull request template.
  • The task form creates a project inline.
  • DockerEnvironment option user: on Linux the sandbox runs as the server's user, so files written under the task folder belong to it on the host.

Fixed

  • The container image did not build (pnpm prune --prod without a TTY) and then did not start (commander, then @opifer/db missing from a production install); verified on Linux with Docker 29: start, demo, restart, recovery after a kill.
  • docker-compose.yml published the port on every interface; it binds 127.0.0.1 now.
  • o4r up refused to start after a container restart because the stale pid file pointed at pid 1, its own pid.
  • After a server restart every wake-up left running went back to the queue without comparing the database clock with the process clock (a random CI failure).
  • GET /v1/sessions/:id with a malformed id answered 500; it answers 400.
  • The CLI printed 0.0.0.0 in URLs when listening on every interface.

Changed

  • The demo company is called Proclive.

Full changelog: https://github.com/NextEpochs/opifer/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md · Website: https://opifer.dev

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