install.sh now asks one question on fresh installs — the URL the app is
opened on. Accepts https://primora.example.com (TLS at the user's proxy),
primora.example.com, or 192.168.1.50:8085; the port becomes NGINX_PORT.
The answer rewrites every public URL var and COOKIE_DOMAIN for real DNS
names. PUBLIC_URL env keeps it non-interactive; legacy DOMAIN/NGINX_PORT
still work; reruns over an existing .env skip the question and display
the URL from the file.
Also trust both URL schemes on the serving host in trustedOrigins —
external TLS termination makes nginx report http while browsers arrive
over https.
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The installer's GHCR path ships a compose file that still declares
build: contexts pointing at apps/*/Dockerfile, which it never
downloads. Any later `compose build` or `up --build` fails with
"lstat apps: no such file or directory". Delete the build blocks
after a successful prebuilt pull so the shipped file matches what
is actually runnable.
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- docker-build job is now a per-app matrix with GHA layer cache, a
container contents smoke check, and a non-blocking Trivy scan.
- New docker-publish job pushes edge + sha tags to GHCR on master.
- Fixed release.yml tagging ghcr.io/<Owner>/... with a mixed-case
owner — GHCR requires lowercase, so tagged releases would have
failed at push time.
- compose files: image: keys name local builds after the GHCR repos.
- install.sh: curl|bash installer — fetches compose files, generates
secrets, pulls prebuilt images (docker pull + up --no-build, since
compose pull skips buildable services), falls back to a source
tarball build when packages aren't public.
- README: install section covering the one-liner, clone, and prebuilt
paths plus common compose commands.
Verified locally: all three images build, full dev-overlay stack
passes scripts/smoke-e2e.sh, and install.sh produces a healthy
stack in a standalone directory.
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