- apply_mount_permissions now skips mounts with readonly=true to avoid
'Read-only file system' warnings on post-start chown/chmod
- Removed the ssh_keys mount from the pi-agent manifest definition;
instance-level SSH key mounting now handles this exclusively
- Added unit test for read-only mount skipping
Quality gates: pytest (15 passed)
- Extend prepare_ssh_key_files() with optional uid/gid parameters
- Call os.chown on created files when uid/gid are provided
- Gracefully handle PermissionError if API process is not root
- In start_instance, extract container user UID/GID from manifest
- Pass container UID/GID when preparing instance-level SSH key mounts
- Legacy clone-mode SSH keys continue to use root (0,0)
- Add unit tests for prepare_ssh_key_files ownership logic
- Keep apply_ssh_permissions() as fallback for cases where host chown fails
Quality gates: pytest 239 passed (6 pre-existing failures), tsc --noEmit clean
- Replace apply_ssh_permissions internals with _exec_and_log for full visibility
- Log every docker exec command, stdout, and stderr at DEBUG level
- After chown/chmod, run ls -la and stat to verify final state
- Log verified state at INFO level so users can see exactly what happened
- Update tests to mock subprocess.run instead of _run_in_container
Quality gates: pytest 236 passed (6 pre-existing), tsc --noEmit clean
- Add ToolDefinitionManifest model with base image versioning
- Add manifest compiler: Dockerfile + Compose generation from JSON manifests
- Add permission fixer: post-start chown/chmod for mount policies
- Add tool definition CRUD API with live compile preview endpoint
- Integrate manifest-based startup flow in start_instance
- Add Alembic migration with data conversion for pi-agent
- Add 48 unit tests for manifest compiler, permission fixer, docker service
- Keep backward compatibility with legacy dockerfile_template/compose_template
Migration: applied successfully. Pi-agent converted to manifest.
Quality gates: pytest (146 passed, 4 pre-existing unrelated failures)
Alex Blank