- Fix Packet module usage in queries (use from/1 to create proper query)
- Fix error handling in DbOptimizer to use try/rescue
- Remove unused erlc_paths from mix.exs comment
- Improve type specifications consistency
All dialyzer specs now pass without critical errors.
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- Add comprehensive type specs to all functions in Encoding module
- Add missing specs to private functions in EncodingUtils
- Fix compilation warnings (unused variables, deprecated Logger.warn)
- Fix dialyzer warnings about unreachable code and implicit nil returns
- Remove unused do_migrate/1 function
- Remove last references to erlc_paths and gleeunit dependency
All dialyzer specs now pass without warnings.
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- Remove erlc_paths and erlc_include_path from mix.exs (leftover from Gleam)
- Add comprehensive dialyzer specs to Encoding module
- Add missing dialyzer specs to EncodingUtils module
- Ensure all public and private functions have proper type specifications
This fixes the Docker build error about undefined erlc_paths function
and ensures full dialyzer compliance.
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- Convert Gleam encoding module to Elixir implementation
- Remove all Gleam dependencies from mix.exs
- Remove Gleam configuration files (gleam.toml, src directory)
- Update Dockerfile to remove mix_gleam installation
- Update EncodingUtils to use Elixir module instead of Gleam
- Remove Gleam references from documentation
- Clean up all Gleam-related build configuration
This simplifies the build process and removes the compilation issues
that were preventing successful Docker builds.
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- Add src directory to Dockerfile (contains Gleam source files)
- Add gleam.toml to Dockerfile (Gleam configuration)
- The mix compile alias already handles gleam_compile
This minimal change ensures Gleam files are available during the build
without modifying the compilation process.
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- Add src directory to Dockerfile COPY commands
- Include gleam.toml in Docker build
- Add mix gleam.compile step before mix compile
- Fixes UndefinedFunctionError for :aprsme@encoding:sanitize_string/1
The Gleam source files weren't being included in the Docker build,
causing the encoding module to be missing at runtime.
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- Remove manual Exq startup from application supervision tree
- Add :exq to extra_applications in mix.exs for automatic startup
- Remove duplicate Exq configuration functions
- Let Exq start automatically via runtime.exs configuration
The issue was Exq being started twice - once manually in the supervision
tree and once automatically via configuration, causing "already_started" error.
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- Add statement_timeout and lock_timeout settings to migration
- Remove generated column addition that requires full table rewrite
- Replace with functional index to avoid table rewrite
- Create separate migration for generated column with 2-hour timeout
- Add MIGRATION_TIMEOUT environment variable support (default 2 hours)
- Configure extended timeouts in Release.migrate for large operations
The main migration now uses only CONCURRENTLY operations that don't lock
the table. The generated column addition is deferred to a separate migration
that can be run during a maintenance window.
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- Add MigrationLock module using PostgreSQL advisory locks
- Prevent concurrent migrations across multiple nodes
- Update Release.migrate to use distributed lock when cluster enabled
- Disable auto-migrations in cluster mode to avoid race conditions
- Add init container configuration for Kubernetes deployments
- Document migration strategies in k8s/README-migrations.md
This ensures only one node runs database migrations at a time, preventing
conflicts and race conditions in distributed deployments.
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- Only include password in Exq config if it's not empty
- Prevents "ERR AUTH <password>" error when Redis has no authentication
- Build config dynamically to exclude empty password field
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- Wrap String.to_integer in try/rescue block properly
- Fix CompileError caused by rescue clause inside case statement
- Ensures runtime.exs can compile and load Redis configuration
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- Move Redis connection settings to runtime.exs only
- Remove localhost:6379 hardcoded values that were overriding runtime config
- Keep only non-environment-dependent Exq settings in compile-time config
- Fixes Exq trying to connect to localhost instead of Kubernetes Redis service
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- Parse REDIS_URL environment variable in runtime.exs
- Extract host, port, password, and database from Redis URL
- Use same Redis configuration parsing as RedisCache module
- Fixes CrashLoopBackOff caused by Exq trying to connect to localhost
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- Replace Oban dependency with Exq for Redis-based background jobs
- Update PacketCleanupWorker to use Exq's perform/1 signature
- Add CleanupScheduler GenServer for periodic job scheduling
- Configure Exq with Redis connection and queue settings
- Update tests to work with Exq job format
- Maintain 6-hour packet cleanup schedule functionality
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- Create comprehensive CHANGELOG.md with all recent changes
- Add mandatory instruction in CLAUDE.md to update changelog
- Follow Keep a Changelog format for consistency
- Document all changes from v0.1.0 to current v0.2.0
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- RedisCache uses child_spec, not start_link
- Update application.ex to use tuple syntax for starting Redis caches
- This fixes the :undef error when starting caches
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- Redix doesn't support pool_size option directly
- Removed pool_size from both RedisRateLimiter and RedisCache
- This fixes the NimbleOptions.ValidationError on startup
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- Group handle_info/2 clauses together
- This fixes the warning about clauses with same name/arity
- Now compiles cleanly with --warnings-as-errors
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- Create deployed_at.txt before switching to elixir user
- Set proper ownership on the file
- This fixes the 'Permission denied' error during build
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- Re-add Docker Buildx setup (required for cache)
- Use 'type=inline' for cache-to (embeds cache in image)
- Cache from the latest image instead of separate buildcache tag
This fixes the 'Cache export is not supported' error.
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- Remove BuildKit advanced features that were slowing builds
- Remove multi-platform builds (only build for amd64)
- Remove security scanning stage
- Remove complex caching mounts
- Simplify to basic 2-stage build
- Use registry cache instead of GitHub Actions cache
This should reduce build time from 10+ minutes to 2-3 minutes.
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- Cancels any in-progress deployment when a new commit is pushed
- Prevents multiple deployments from running simultaneously
- Uses concurrency group based on branch ref
- Saves CI/CD resources and prevents conflicting deployments
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- Phoenix uses standalone ESBuild and Tailwind binaries
- No npm dependencies needed (package.json was empty)
- Removes ~150MB from Docker image
- Speeds up build time by removing Node.js installation step
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The CI/CD pipeline now initiates the deployment but doesn't wait for it to complete, allowing the workflow to finish quickly even if pods take time to start.
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- Delay DeviceCache initial load by 1 second to allow Redis connections
- Move shutdown handlers to end of supervision tree
- This prevents shutdown handlers from interfering with startup failures
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- Add SKIP_DB_CREATE env var to skip database creation when using PgBouncer
- Fix redis_children() to return proper child specs
- Implement zero-downtime graceful shutdown without user notifications
- Add health check plug for Kubernetes probes
- Remove user-facing shutdown notifications for seamless deployments
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This commit introduces a dual-mode caching and rate limiting system that can use
either Redis (for distributed deployments) or ETS/Cachex (for single-node setups).
Key changes:
- Add Cache abstraction layer that automatically switches between Redis and Cachex
- Implement RedisCache module with full distributed cache functionality
- Implement RedisRateLimiter with sliding window algorithm for accurate rate limiting
- Add RateLimiterWrapper to provide unified API for both implementations
- Update application startup to conditionally use Redis when REDIS_URL is set
- Migrate all cache operations to use the new Cache abstraction
- Support graceful fallback to ETS-based solutions when Redis is unavailable
The system automatically detects Redis availability via REDIS_URL environment
variable and switches between implementations without code changes. This enables
proper distributed caching and rate limiting in Kubernetes deployments while
maintaining backward compatibility for development environments.
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Remove PostgreSQL session-specific parameters that are not supported
by PgBouncer connection pooling. Keep only application_name parameter
which is passed through properly.
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The phoenix_pubsub_redis adapter expects the url option at the top level,
not nested under redis_options.
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- Remove static Redis PubSub configuration from runtime.exs
- Add dynamic pubsub_config/0 function in application.ex
- Configure PubSub adapter based on cluster_enabled and REDIS_URL at startup
- Ensures proper initialization order for distributed deployments
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Configures Phoenix.PubSub.Redis adapter when clustering is enabled
and REDIS_URL environment variable is set. This allows PubSub
messages to be shared across Elixir nodes in a distributed
deployment, enabling proper real-time updates in multi-node setups.
- Add phoenix_pubsub_redis dependency (~> 3.0)
- Configure Redis adapter in runtime.exs for production
- Set pool size to 10 for better performance
- Include node name in Redis configuration
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- Fixed "Leaflet library failed to load" error by deferring window.L access
- Changed map.ts to access window.L dynamically instead of at module load time
- Added const L = window.L; inside functions that use Leaflet
- This allows the vendor bundle to load asynchronously before map initialization
The issue was that the TypeScript module was trying to access window.L
immediately when imported, before the vendor bundle had loaded Leaflet.
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This adds a "Last Update" section below the navigation that shows:
- Relative time ("less than a minute ago")
- Exact UTC timestamp ("2025-07-25 19:04 UTC")
Updates automatically whenever LiveView receives packet updates or map bounds changes.
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- Fixed GeoUtils.significant_movement? test: Updated test coordinates
to actually move 55 meters (over 50m threshold) instead of 11 meters
- Fixed MapLive movement notification tests: Changed packet maps to use
atom keys instead of string keys to match expected format
- Fixed JavaScript URL interpolation in layout template: Replaced
incorrect HEEx syntax with static paths for vendor bundles
- Made movement tests more resilient by using receive blocks instead
of assert_push_event for better reliability in test environment
All 376 tests now pass successfully with 0 failures.
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- Download external libraries locally to reduce CDN dependencies
- Create combined vendor bundles for JavaScript and CSS
- Replace CDN script tags with local bundles in layout template
- Add build scripts for vendor bundle creation and optimization
- Configure esbuild to process vendor bundles separately
- Total bundle size: ~512KB JS + 17KB CSS (optimized)
Benefits:
- Reduced external requests and CDN dependencies
- Better caching control and reliability
- Eliminated CORS and SRI integrity issues
- Faster page loads with bundled resources
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Use the correct entry point from package.json (dist/oms.js) instead
of oms.min.js, and switch back to unpkg with the verified working
path to resolve content corruption issues.
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