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The official Docker build is now self-contained: it builds from a clean Git context, including a remote one, with no host Bun and no preparation command. pull_policy: build against context: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex.git#main works as the issue described.

A build-only manifest stage produces the canonical compatibility manifest and accepts exactly two inputs, in order:

  1. A manifest the host already generated. The pre-existing workflow still wins, and it is verified rather than silently replaced, so a prepared checkout keeps building byte for byte as before.
  2. A clean Git context. The generator's canonical file list comes from git ls-files, so the stage produces the same artifact from the selected Git snapshot.

A context with neither fails the build with a message naming both inputs. It never falls back to a placeholder — that would defeat the identity the runtime check exists to prove. Both verification passes are preserved: the read-only context is still verified before any COPY can dereference a source symlink, and the copied runtime files are still verified inside the image.

On admitting Git metadata to the context. git ls-files reads the index and never opens an object or a ref, so .dockerignore admits only .git/index and .git/HEAD. That matters: allowlisting .git wholesale would put this repository's 1.3 GB object store into every local docker compose build context, where the two files together are about 1 MB. Verified against this repository:

  • .git/index 1,129,638 bytes, .git/HEAD 20 bytes.
  • With only those two files plus empty objects/ and refs/ directories, git ls-files -- src package.json bun.lock scripts/model-metadata.source.json returns the full 1,273-entry inventory.

Docker cannot carry empty directories in a context, so the manifest stage copies the two files into a scratch GIT_DIR it owns and creates objects/ and refs/ there. That also keeps the read-only bind mount pristine and sidesteps the dubious-ownership refusal a context-owned .git would trigger for a root build process.

Git itself is installed only in the manifest stage and never reaches the build or runtime layers; the pinned Bun image does not ship it. No COPY anywhere in the Dockerfile names .git, and the test now asserts that by scanning every COPY line.

Supporting changes: generateCompatibilityVersionManifest and verifyCompatibilitySnapshot take an optional root and output/manifest path so the stage can write outside the read-only mount — both keep their existing no-argument behaviour for prepare:package and the in-image check. compose.yaml gains pull_policy: build and the BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR build argument, which a remote Git context needs and a local clone ignores. scripts/ci/docker-smoke.ts now removes any developer-left manifest before building, so the self-contained path is the one CI exercises, and it still restores the host artifact afterwards.

tests/service/container-bootstrap.test.ts encoded the old contract — it asserted that no .dockerignore line re-includes .git, and that the runtime stage copies the host manifest directly. Both are now false by design, so the test was rewritten to the new contract rather than relaxed: it pins the four-line .git block verbatim, rejects four broader variants that would reintroduce the object store, requires both manifest inputs and the failing third case, and keeps every existing runtime assertion. Its negative verifier cases (missing, stale, hash-mismatched, extra-source, symlink) are untouched.

Verification

  • No local verification was run. This lane is forbidden from running any local suite, focused test, typecheck, build, install, Docker, or the ocx binary, because an earlier local run deleted a real ~/.opencodex directory. No image was built here.
  • The one empirical claim above was measured with read-only Git commands outside Docker: a scratch directory containing only .git/index, .git/HEAD and empty objects/ and refs/ produced the complete git ls-files inventory. That is the assumption the whole design rests on, so it was checked rather than assumed.
  • The docker-smoke job on ubuntu-latest is the real verifier and it runs on this PR, since a Dockerfile change trips the ci path filter. It now builds from a clean context with no host manifest, so a green run is direct evidence for the issue's primary request.

Risks only hosted CI can settle, stated plainly rather than worked around:

  • Whether Compose passes BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR through to the BuildKit frontend on the Compose version CI runs. docker-smoke builds from a local checkout, which does not exercise that argument; a genuinely remote-URL context case would need its own CI step.
  • Whether apt-get install git succeeds on the pinned digest for both platforms of the image index.
  • Building from a Git worktree hits the failure branch, because .git is a file there rather than a directory. The error message names both supported inputs, so the fix is to generate the manifest on the host as before.

Checklist

  • Scope stays focused and avoids unrelated cleanup.
  • Docs or release notes were updated when needed. README and all eight Remote Hub locale pages drop the host Bun prerequisite and gain the remote-context example; the English pages also state the narrow Git-metadata contract. structure/ops/docs-and-release.md records the build-only manifest stage and the two verification passes.
  • Security-sensitive changes were reviewed for secrets, auth, and unsafe defaults. The context admits no .git/config, no refs and no objects, so no remote URL or embedded credential from a developer's Git configuration enters the build. Git is confined to a build-only stage, the runtime stage is unchanged, and no verification was removed or weakened.

Closes #4179

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  • New Features

    • Docker builds now generate and verify the compatibility manifest automatically.
    • Remote Git build contexts are supported through Docker Compose and BuildKit configuration.
    • Existing pre-generated manifests remain supported when they pass validation.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Builds now fail clearly when required manifest or Git metadata is unavailable.
    • Git metadata is excluded from image layers, improving container isolation.
  • Documentation

    • Remote Hub deployment guides were updated across supported languages with the simplified build workflow.

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Compatibility manifest build

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Manifest generation and Docker wiring
.dockerignore, Dockerfile, docker/verify-compatibility.ts, scripts/generate-compatibility-version.ts, compose.yaml
The Docker build now validates an existing manifest or generates one from limited Git metadata in a dedicated stage. The verified manifest is copied into the build stage, while Git remains outside image layers.
Build validation and smoke coverage
scripts/ci/docker-smoke.ts, tests/service/container-bootstrap.test.ts
Smoke builds remove host manifests before building. Tests verify the manifest stage, restricted Git exceptions, stage-specific Git installation, and absence of .git copies.
Deployment guidance
README.md, structure/ops/docs-and-release.md, docs-site/src/content/docs/**/guides/remote-hub.md, readme/README.*.md
Documentation now describes local and remote Git-context builds without host-side Bun generation. Remote examples retain Git metadata with BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR: "1".
Translation manifest synchronization
readme/i18n-manifest.json
The recorded source hash for all seven translated README entries now matches the updated source snapshot.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: ardakrt

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Some valid local checkouts cannot build, while users following the documented remote examples may lack host access to the service. These compatibility and documentation issues should be corrected before merge.

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지금 dev 끝은 baae9057b (#5023 catalog contextWindow 백필)이고, 그 아래 #5021 unsupportedHostedTools · #5020 vi locale · #4781 native-main이 깔려 있다. 이 PR은 그 제품 레인과 겹치지 않는 패키징 구멍이다. 이슈 #4179가 말한 증상은 그대로다. 공식 Dockerfile은 호스트에서 만든 src/generated/compatibility-version.json을 검증·복사하는데, 그 파일은 의도적으로 untracked라서 context: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex.git#main 같은 깨끗한 원격 Git 컨텍스트에는 없다. Dokploy Raw Compose에서 pull_policy: build만 누르면 Deploy가 깨지고, 운영자는 Bun을 서버에 깔거나 포크·inline Dockerfile을 유지해야 했다. 지금 dev의 Dockerfile도 같은 계약이다(호스트 generate 주석 + 런타임 COPY of host manifest).

이 PR은 build-only manifest 스테이지를 앞에 두고 입력을 두 개만 받는다. (1) 호스트가 이미 만든 매니페스트가 있으면 예전처럼 검증만 하고 그대로 쓴다(조용히 갈아끼우지 않음). (2) 없으면 .git/index + .git/HEAD만 있는 깨끗한 Git 컨텍스트에서 generate-compatibility-version.ts로 만들고, 읽기 전용 bind 마운트 밖 /manifest/...에 쓴 뒤 verify-compatibility.ts로 다시 검사한다. 둘 다 없으면 exit 1이고 placeholder는 없다. 런타임 identity 검사를 지키는 방향이 맞다. Git 바이너리는 핀된 Bun 이미지에 없어서 apt-get으로 manifest 스테이지에만 깔리고, build/runtime 레이어에는 안 간다. COPY 줄에 .git이 없다는 것도 테스트가 스캔한다.

.dockerignore가 .git 전체를 넣지 않고 index/HEAD만 허용하는 설계가 핵심이다. git ls-files는 인덱스를 읽고 object/ref는 안 연다. 이 리포 기준으로 객체 저장소는 약 1.3GB인데 두 파일은 약 1MB다. 빈 objects/·refs/는 Docker 컨텍스트가 못 실어 오니 스테이지가 scratch GIT_DIR에 복사한 뒤 만든다. 읽기 전용 마운트를 더럽히지 않고, 컨텍스트 소유 .git이 root 빌드에서 거는 dubious-ownership도 피한다. generateCompatibilityVersionManifest / verifyCompatibilitySnapshot에 optional root·출력/매니페스트 경로를 붙였고, 인자 없는 예전 동작(prepare:package, 이미지 안 검사)은 유지된다. compose.yaml에 pull_policy: build와 BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR=1이 들어간다(원격 컨텍스트용, 로컬 클론엔 무해). scripts/ci/docker-smoke.ts는 빌드 전에 호스트 매니페스트를 지워서 self-contained 경로를 CI가 실제로 밟게 하고, 끝나면 복구한다. tests/service/container-bootstrap.test.ts는 예전 계약(.git 재포함 금지 · 런타임이 호스트 매니페스트를 직접 COPY)을 느슨하게 푼 게 아니라 네 줄 .git 블록 고정 · 더 넓은 네 변형 거부 · 두 입력+실패 분기 · Git이 이미지 레이어에 안 들어가는지로 다시 잠갔다. README와 remote-hub 8개 locale, structure/ops/docs-and-release.md도 맞춰 두었다. 로컬 스위트/도커는 안 돌렸다고 했고(이전 ~/.opencodex 삭제 사고), hosted docker-smoke가 검증 경로다.

라인 - 이게 무슨 문제다

Dockerfile (host manifest 분기, [ -e "$context_manifest" ] || [ -L ... ]) - 호스트에 남아 있는 예전 compatibility-version.json이 있으면 Git 경로보다 항상 이긴다. docker-smoke는 지우고 빌드하니 CI는 self-contained를 본다. 다만 로컬 docker compose build나 대시보드가 컨텍스트에 stale 파일을 실어 주면, 지금 체크아웃과 다른 identity가 조용히 들어갈 수 있다. 의도(준비된 체크아웃 byte-for-byte)면 OK. “둘 다 있으면 Git을 우선”은 별 정책이다.

Dockerfile / .dockerignore (Git worktree) - worktree는 .git이 디렉터리가 아니라 파일이라 index/HEAD 분기에 못 들어가고 실패 메시지로 떨어진다. PR 본문에 적혀 있고 호스트 generate로 돌아가면 된다. 기여자 worktree 빌드가 흔한 팀이면 docs에 한 줄 더 있으면 덜 헷갈린다.

scripts/ci/docker-smoke.ts - 로컬 체크아웃 빌드라 BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR·진짜 context: https://...git#ref는 안 밟는다. PR도 위험을 솔직히 적었다. #4179의 본요청(원격 URL Compose)은 초록 smoke만으로는 간접 증거다. Compose 버전이 그 ARG를 BuildKit frontend에 넘기는지는 별 확인이 남는다.

Dockerfile apt-get install ... git - 패키지 버전이 핀되지 않았다. 베이스 digest는 고정돼 있어도 apt 인덱스가 바뀌면 manifest 스테이지의 git 바이너리 해시가 빌드마다 달라질 수 있다(런타임 레이어엔 안 남음). 재현성보다 성공률이 목표면 OK. 핀이 필요하면 후속.

scripts/generate-compatibility-version.ts CLI (process.argv[2], process.argv[3]) - 무인자 동작은 유지된다. 실수로 한 인자만 주면 그게 repoRoot로 해석된다. Docker RUN과 prepare:package 경로는 괜찮고, 문서화만 맞으면 된다.

메인테이너의 판단이 필요한 지점

  • #4179를 이 PR만으로 Closes 할지, 아니면 “원격 URL Compose 전용 CI 스텝이 초록일 때”로 이슈를 열어둘지.
  • 호스트 매니페스트와 Git index가 둘 다 있을 때 호스트 우선을 유지할지, 재현성을 위해 Git 우선으로 바꿀지.
  • worktree 실패를 docs에 명시할지, 지원 범위 밖으로 둘지.
  • apt의 git을 버전 핀할지(런타임에 안 남으니 보통 불필요).

너의 추천
docker-smoke · hygiene · 나머지 CI가 초록이면 머지하고 #4179를 Closes로 닫아라. 원격 URL 사례는 머지 후 한 번 Dokploy/수동으로 context: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex.git#dev를 확인하거나, 여유 있으면 smoke에 remote-context 잡 하나를 후속으로 두면 #4179 본요청이 문서가 아니라 파이프라인으로 잠긴다. 코드 방향(매니페스트를 이미지 안에서 만들고 Git은 build-only, 검증 두 번 유지)은 dev 계약과 잘 맞다.

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- Line 41: Preserve split-index checkouts by allowing .git/sharedindex.* through
.dockerignore and, after the existing index and HEAD copy in the manifest build
flow, iterate over any matching shared-index files and copy them into /gitdir
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install -D -m 0644 "$context_manifest" "$generated"; \
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mkdir -p /gitdir/objects /gitdir/refs; \
cp /build-context/.git/index /build-context/.git/HEAD /gitdir/; \

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Preserve Git split-index checkouts.

When core.splitIndex is enabled, .git/index references .git/sharedindex.*. .dockerignore:15 admits only .git/index and .git/HEAD. The manifest stage copies those files into /gitdir and runs git ls-files with GIT_DIR=/gitdir. Git cannot resolve the missing shared index, so manifest generation can fail in the documented local-clone workflow.

A host-generated manifest is a workaround, so this is a narrow local-build failure. Add !.git/sharedindex.* to .dockerignore, then copy all available shared-index files without failing for non-split-index checkouts:

for sharedindex in /build-context/.git/sharedindex.*; do \
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In `@Dockerfile` at line 41, Preserve split-index checkouts by allowing
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Il n’existe pas d’image Docker officielle, mais le dépôt fournit un `Dockerfile` et un `compose.yaml` maintenus pour construire localement une image Bun épinglée par digest. Initialisez une seule fois la clé de données via stdin ; elle est enregistrée avec des permissions réservées au propriétaire dans le volume `ocx-state` et n’est jamais affichée.

Installez Git et Bun sur l’hôte. Avant chaque construction, générez le manifeste canonique depuis les sources suivies par Git, sans modifier les sources entre la génération et la construction. Le JSON généré reste non suivi ; `.git` est exclu du contexte Docker. Le port hôte est lié à `127.0.0.1` par défaut. Pour un accès distant, utilisez explicitement `OPENCODEX_BIND_ADDRESS=<IP-LAN-ou-Tailscale> docker compose up -d` ; `0.0.0.0` expose toutes les interfaces. Protégez cet accès par un pare-feu et un frontal TLS/tailnet authentifié.
Pour un checkout local, l’hôte a besoin de Git et Docker Compose ; avec un contexte Git distant, Docker Compose suffit. Bun et la génération manuelle ne sont plus requis. Une étape de construction dédiée génère le manifeste canonique depuis l’instantané Git sélectionné, puis le vérifie avant toute copie des sources. Les métadonnées `.git` ne sont accessibles que par un montage en lecture seule et ne sont copiées dans aucune couche. Un manifeste déjà généré sur l’hôte reste accepté après vérification. Le port hôte est lié à `127.0.0.1` par défaut. Pour un accès distant, utilisez explicitement `OPENCODEX_BIND_ADDRESS=<IP-LAN-ou-Tailscale> docker compose up -d` ; `0.0.0.0` expose toutes les interfaces. Protégez cet accès par un pare-feu et un frontal TLS/tailnet authentifié.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Correct the .git layer claim in every remote-hub guide.

When the Git-context branch runs, Dockerfile:39-44 copies .git/index and .git/HEAD into /gitdir with cp. That writes the files into the manifest stage’s layer. The runtime stage starts from the base image and receives only selected files from build, so /gitdir is absent from the final runtime image.

Replace the claim that .git is not copied into any image layer. State that the selected Git metadata is confined to the build-only manifest stage and excluded from the final runtime image.

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  • docs-site/src/content/docs/guides/remote-hub.md#L583
  • docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md#L139
  • docs-site/src/content/docs/ja/guides/remote-hub.md#L140
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In `@docs-site/src/content/docs/fr/guides/remote-hub.md` at line 139, Update the
`.git` metadata wording in every localized remote-hub guide so it states that
selected Git metadata is confined to the build-only `manifest` stage and
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```yaml
services:
hub:
pull_policy: build
build:
context: https://github.com/lidge-jun/opencodex.git#main
dockerfile: Dockerfile
target: runtime
args:
BUILDKIT_CONTEXT_KEEP_GIT_DIR: "1"
```

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Mark translated remote Compose snippets as build-block overrides.

The canonical English guide states that this YAML replaces only the service’s build block. The translated pages show the same incomplete YAML without equivalent explicit override wording. If copied as a complete Compose file, the omitted ports mapping prevents host access, and the omitted ocx-state and codex-state volumes lose persistent state.

Apply explicit override wording to all seven translated pages: fr#L153-L163, ja#L154-L164, ko#L321-L331, ru#L156-L166, tr#L156-L166, zh-cn#L159, and zh-tw#L140. Alternatively, include the required service and volume settings in each complete example.

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Two reds at this head and they are worth separating, because one of them is direct evidence about the thing this PR changes.

docker smoke is the important one. It fails at "verify shipped config and seed loopback-only fixture: invalid seeded config evidence". That job builds the image, so on this branch it is building from the new clean-Git-context path rather than from a host-generated manifest — which is exactly the case the issue asked for and exactly what a green run here would have proven. A red tells you the manifest stage is producing something the runtime verification does not accept.

Worth checking first, given how the stage is built: does the scratch GIT_DIR assembled from .git/index and .git/HEAD yield the same inventory inside the image as it did in your out-of-Docker check? You verified 1,273 entries outside Docker. If git ls-files sees fewer or none inside the build, the manifest is well-formed but empty or partial, and "invalid seeded config evidence" is the downstream symptom rather than the cause.

test 1/4 is the second red and needs its own look rather than being folded into the first.

On the .dockerignore narrowing: measuring the wholesale .git allowlist against this repository's 1.3 GB object store, and then cutting it to .git/index plus .git/HEAD because git ls-files reads the index and never opens an object or a ref, is the right instinct and the right evidence. Please keep that reasoning in the final description even if the stage changes shape.

Rewriting tests/service/container-bootstrap.test.ts was also correct rather than convenient: it asserted that no dockerignore line re-includes .git and that runtime copies the host manifest, and both are false by design now. Pinning the four-line block verbatim and rejecting four broader variants keeps it a real guard rather than a weakened one.

Generate and verify the compatibility manifest in a build-only stage when the context does not provide one. Preserve verified host-generated manifests, retain Git metadata for remote contexts, and keep Git out of runtime layers.
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- Around line 146-147: Update the manifest behavior documentation in the
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Comment on lines +146 to +147
매니페스트는 검증을 통과해야만 사용하고, 그렇지 않으면 빌드가 직접 생성합니다. 빌드는 낡은 매니페스트,
없거나 불일치하는 파일, 여분의 소스 파일, 심볼릭 링크를 거부합니다. 기록된 SHA-256을 빌드 컨텍스트와 복사된 런타임 파일

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Correct the documented behavior for invalid host manifests.

Dockerfile:33-39 validates an existing manifest before the Git-generation branch. docker/verify-compatibility.ts throws for invalid schemas, missing files, symlinks, or hash mismatches. Because the shell uses set -eu, the manifest stage exits before generation.

Update these passages to state that generation occurs only when the manifest is absent and that an invalid manifest fails the build:

  • readme/README.ko.md#L146-L147
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documentation in the specified Korean, Russian, Turkish, and Simplified Chinese
README passages to state that Git generation runs only when the manifest is
absent, while an existing invalid manifest fails the build. Keep the documented
rejection of stale, missing or mismatched files, extra sources, symlinks, and
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Merging. docker smoke is green at this head, and on this branch that job builds the image from the clean Git context rather than from a host-generated manifest — so it is direct evidence for what the issue asked for rather than a general health check.

Two corrections in this round were the right calls and I want them recorded.

Removing pull_policy: build from the shipped compose.yaml was not just a way past the red. It forced a rebuild on every docker compose up and run, which is an unrequested behaviour change for everyone, and our compose already builds from its build: section when the image is absent. Keeping it in the documented remote-context example is where the issue actually wanted it.

Narrowing the .dockerignore allowlist from .git wholesale to .git/index plus .git/HEAD is the detail that makes this safe to ship. A wholesale allowlist would have put this repository's 1.3 GB object store into every local build context; measuring that rather than assuming it, and then establishing that git ls-files reads the index and never opens an object or a ref, is what justified the cut.

And resyncing all seven translated READMEs after the English Docker section changed was work the readme-parity gate correctly demanded — 39 structural tokens each, with the manifest sourceSha256 verified independently rather than taken on trust.

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