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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

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    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
  • Chores

    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

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Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

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  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Pull request overview

Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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uv.lockBumps/refreshes dev tool dependencies (e.g., ruff, pytest-mock, types-requests).
scripts/docker-compose.shLoads compose.yml + compose.local.yml for local runs and exports container-network Redis/Postgres URLs.
README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
.env.exampleAdjusts documentation comment to reference compose.yml instead of the old filename.

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In `@compose.local.yml`:
- Line 50: POSTGRES_PASSWORD is interpolated into the POSTGRES_URL without
URL-encoding which breaks URLs if the password contains reserved characters;
update the repo by (A) adding a clear note next to POSTGRES_PASSWORD in
.env.example that the password must be URL-safe (quick mitigation) and (B)
implement a robust fix in the wrapper script referenced
(scripts/docker-compose.sh) so it URL-encodes POSTGRES_PASSWORD before
constructing/exporting POSTGRES_URL (use a standard encoder such as Python's
urllib.parse.quote) or remove POSTGRES_URL from compose.local.yml and let the
application assemble the connection string from
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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How Has This Been Tested?

Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
  • Chores

    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

Changes

Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes

Possibly related PRs

  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Pull request overview

Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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uv.lockBumps/refreshes dev tool dependencies (e.g., ruff, pytest-mock, types-requests).
scripts/docker-compose.shLoads compose.yml + compose.local.yml for local runs and exports container-network Redis/Postgres URLs.
README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
.env.exampleAdjusts documentation comment to reference compose.yml instead of the old filename.

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In `@compose.local.yml`:
- Line 50: POSTGRES_PASSWORD is interpolated into the POSTGRES_URL without
URL-encoding which breaks URLs if the password contains reserved characters;
update the repo by (A) adding a clear note next to POSTGRES_PASSWORD in
.env.example that the password must be URL-safe (quick mitigation) and (B)
implement a robust fix in the wrapper script referenced
(scripts/docker-compose.sh) so it URL-encodes POSTGRES_PASSWORD before
constructing/exporting POSTGRES_URL (use a standard encoder such as Python's
urllib.parse.quote) or remove POSTGRES_URL from compose.local.yml and let the
application assemble the connection string from
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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How Has This Been Tested?

Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
  • Chores

    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

Changes

Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

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  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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How Has This Been Tested?

Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
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    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

Changes

Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes

Possibly related PRs

  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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🐰 Compose files split in two,
Local containers, external too!
Redis and Postgres in compose.local stay,
While Coolify manages the managed way.

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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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scripts/docker-compose.shLoads compose.yml + compose.local.yml for local runs and exports container-network Redis/Postgres URLs.
README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
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In `@compose.local.yml`:
- Line 50: POSTGRES_PASSWORD is interpolated into the POSTGRES_URL without
URL-encoding which breaks URLs if the password contains reserved characters;
update the repo by (A) adding a clear note next to POSTGRES_PASSWORD in
.env.example that the password must be URL-safe (quick mitigation) and (B)
implement a robust fix in the wrapper script referenced
(scripts/docker-compose.sh) so it URL-encodes POSTGRES_PASSWORD before
constructing/exporting POSTGRES_URL (use a standard encoder such as Python's
urllib.parse.quote) or remove POSTGRES_URL from compose.local.yml and let the
application assemble the connection string from
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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How Has This Been Tested?

Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
  • Chores

    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

Changes

Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
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Documentation and Configuration Updates
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Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

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When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

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  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
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README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

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Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related PRs

  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Pull request overview

Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
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update the repo by (A) adding a clear note next to POSTGRES_PASSWORD in
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(scripts/docker-compose.sh) so it URL-encodes POSTGRES_PASSWORD before
constructing/exporting POSTGRES_URL (use a standard encoder such as Python's
urllib.parse.quote) or remove POSTGRES_URL from compose.local.yml and let the
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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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How Has This Been Tested?

Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
  • Chores

    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

Changes

Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes

Possibly related PRs

  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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uv.lockBumps/refreshes dev tool dependencies (e.g., ruff, pytest-mock, types-requests).
scripts/docker-compose.shLoads compose.yml + compose.local.yml for local runs and exports container-network Redis/Postgres URLs.
README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
.env.exampleAdjusts documentation comment to reference compose.yml instead of the old filename.

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Description

Splits the Compose configuration so compose.yml is suitable for Coolify-managed Redis/Postgres via runtime REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL, while compose.local.yml keeps local Redis/Postgres containers for development.
Updates the local Compose wrapper and docs to load the local overlay, and includes the existing uv.lock dev-tool refresh.

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Validated local overlay Compose config, Coolify/base Compose config with supplied Redis/Postgres URLs, and whitespace checks with git diff --check.

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  • Documentation

    • Updated development guides to reflect restructured infrastructure setup with externally managed database and cache services.
    • Clarified environment variable configuration and local development workflow in reference documentation.
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    • Reorganized Docker Compose configuration to separate local development infrastructure from production deployment setup.
    • Enhanced local development scripts to support new infrastructure architecture.

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This pull request refactors Docker Compose configuration to separate local development containers (Redis, Postgres) from externally managed services. A new compose.local.yml provides Redis and Postgres containers with health checks and volumes for local development. The primary compose.yml now requires external REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL environment variables. The docker-compose.sh script layers both files together, and documentation is updated throughout to explain both flows.

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Compose Architecture Refactor

Layer / File(s)Summary
Local Container Stack Definition
compose.local.yml
New file defining Redis and Postgres services with Alpine images, health checks, named volumes, and application services (discord_bot, api, worker) configured with depends_on using service_healthy conditions.
External Service Configuration
compose.yml
Removes redis and postgres service definitions; updates discord_bot, api, and worker to require externally provided REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL instead of in-cluster defaults; simplifies api depends_on to only minio-init.
Compose Script Integration
scripts/docker-compose.sh
Exports REDIS_URL and POSTGRES_URL constructed from container hostnames and ports; modifies docker compose invocation to layer both compose.yml and compose.local.yml via -f flags.
Documentation and Configuration Updates
.env.example, AGENTS.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, README.md
Documentation updated to explain compose.local.yml injection of Redis/Postgres URLs for local development, Coolify-managed URLs for production, and clarification of scripts/dev.sh vs scripts/docker-compose.sh workflows.

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Possibly related PRs

  • 508-dev/508-workflows#238: Both PRs modify Docker Compose configuration and scripts to manage Redis/Postgres URLs and compose overlays for local versus container runtimes.

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🐰 Compose files split in two,
Local containers, external too!
Redis and Postgres in compose.local stay,
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P1 Badge Make the Coolify compose env file optional

When compose.yml is deployed by itself in Coolify with platform-provided environment variables but no checked-in .env file (.env is gitignored), these env_file entries still make Compose require a local .env before it can create the services; Docker's Compose docs state env_file.required defaults to true. That means the new Coolify-only file can fail during config/deploy before REDIS_URL or POSTGRES_URL ever reach the containers, so the base file should either omit .env or mark it required: false for the app services.

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Pull request overview

Splits the Docker Compose setup into a base compose.yml intended for Coolify deployments using externally managed Redis/Postgres (via REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL), plus a compose.local.yml overlay that restores local Redis/Postgres containers for development. Updates the local Compose wrapper script and documentation to reflect the new split, alongside a routine uv.lock refresh.

Changes:

  • Refactored Compose configuration: base stack now expects externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL, while a new local overlay reintroduces Redis/Postgres containers and local dependency wiring.
  • Updated scripts/docker-compose.sh to load both compose files for local runs and to export Docker-network service URLs.
  • Updated docs (README.md, DEVELOPMENT.md, ENVIRONMENT.md, AGENTS.md, .env.example) to describe the new Compose split and Coolify expectations; refreshed uv.lock.

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uv.lockBumps/refreshes dev tool dependencies (e.g., ruff, pytest-mock, types-requests).
scripts/docker-compose.shLoads compose.yml + compose.local.yml for local runs and exports container-network Redis/Postgres URLs.
README.mdUpdates repo layout and local vs Coolify Compose usage guidance.
ENVIRONMENT.mdClarifies Redis/Postgres URL expectations for local overlay vs Coolify-managed services.
DEVELOPMENT.mdUpdates local container stack instructions to reflect the new Compose split.
compose.ymlRemoves local Redis/Postgres containers and requires externally-provided REDIS_URL / POSTGRES_URL.
compose.local.ymlAdds local Redis/Postgres containers plus environment/depends_on overrides for local stack parity.
AGENTS.mdUpdates the repo service overview to reference compose.yml / compose.local.yml.
.env.exampleAdjusts documentation comment to reference compose.yml instead of the old filename.

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Inline comments:
In `@compose.local.yml`:
- Line 50: POSTGRES_PASSWORD is interpolated into the POSTGRES_URL without
URL-encoding which breaks URLs if the password contains reserved characters;
update the repo by (A) adding a clear note next to POSTGRES_PASSWORD in
.env.example that the password must be URL-safe (quick mitigation) and (B)
implement a robust fix in the wrapper script referenced
(scripts/docker-compose.sh) so it URL-encodes POSTGRES_PASSWORD before
constructing/exporting POSTGRES_URL (use a standard encoder such as Python's
urllib.parse.quote) or remove POSTGRES_URL from compose.local.yml and let the
application assemble the connection string from
POSTGRES_USER/POSTGRES_PASSWORD/POSTGRES_DB; ensure changes reference
POSTGRES_URL, POSTGRES_PASSWORD and scripts/docker-compose.sh so reviewers can
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