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Add dynamic compose for homeassistant-1 #5580

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@Lancelot-Enguerrand Lancelot-Enguerrand commented Nov 17, 2024

Dynamic compose for homeassistant-1

This is a homeassistant-1 update for using dynamic compose. (no other change)

Situation tested :
  • 👶 Fresh install of the app
Reaching the app :
  • App reachable as intended
In app tests :
  • 📝 Register and create entries
  • 🏠 Doing some domotic automations
  • 📳 Connect smartphone app
    • 🔄 Check data after restart
Volumes mapping verified :
  • /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
  • ${APP_DATA_DIR}/data/config:/config
Specific instructions verified :
  • 🌳 Environment (TZ)

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced support for dynamic configuration in Home Assistant.
    • Added a new Docker Compose configuration for the Home Assistant service, enabling easier deployment and management.
  • Updates

    • Incremented versioning for Home Assistant configuration.
    • Updated timestamp to reflect the latest configuration changes.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces changes to two configuration files for Home Assistant. In config.json, a new property "dynamic_config": true is added, the "tipi_version" is updated from 39 to 40, and the "updated_at" timestamp is modified. Additionally, a new Docker Compose configuration file docker-compose.json is created for the service "homeassistant-1", specifying the Docker image, internal port, environment variable, and volume mappings for persistent storage.

Changes

File Change Summary
apps/homeassistant-1/config.json - Added property: "dynamic_config": true
- Updated property: "tipi_version" from 39 to 40
- Updated property: "updated_at" from 1731707290000 to 1731851819236
apps/homeassistant-1/docker-compose.json - New service configuration for homeassistant-1
- Image: ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant:2024.11.2
- Internal port: 8123
- Environment variable: TZ
- Volume mappings for local time and config directory

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📒 Files selected for processing (2)
  • apps/homeassistant-1/config.json (2 hunks)
  • apps/homeassistant-1/docker-compose.json (1 hunks)
✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • apps/homeassistant-1/docker-compose.json
🔇 Additional comments (4)
apps/homeassistant-1/config.json (4)

19-19: LGTM: Timestamp update

The updated_at timestamp has been refreshed appropriately.


Line range hint 1-20: Verify volume mappings and environment variables

Based on the PR objectives, specific volume mappings and environment variables need to be verified.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the required volume mappings and environment variables
# are properly configured in the dynamic compose setup

# Check for volume mapping configurations
echo "Checking volume mapping configurations:"
rg -A 5 -B 5 '/etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro|/config' --type json

# Check for TZ environment variable
echo -e "\nChecking TZ environment variable configuration:"
rg -A 5 -B 5 '"TZ"' --type json

7-7: Verify schema compliance for dynamic_config property

The addition of "dynamic_config": true aligns with the PR objective of implementing dynamic compose functionality. Let's verify this against the schema definition.

✅ Verification successful

The dynamic_config property is valid and correctly used

The verification results show that:

  1. The schema definition exists at apps/schema.json and includes dynamic_config as a valid boolean property
  2. Many other apps in the repository use this property in the same way
  3. The implementation in homeassistant-1 follows the same pattern as other apps

The addition of "dynamic_config": true is consistent with the schema and common usage across the app store, properly enabling dynamic compose functionality for Home Assistant.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that dynamic_config is a valid property in the schema
# and check other apps using this property for consistency

# Check schema definition
echo "Checking schema definition:"
cat ../schema.json | jq '.properties.dynamic_config'

# Find other apps using dynamic_config for reference
echo -e "\nChecking other apps using dynamic_config:"
fd -e json -x jq 'select(.dynamic_config != null) | {id, dynamic_config}' {}

Length of output: 21843


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify the schema and dynamic_config usage

# First, let's check if schema.json exists in the root
echo "Checking for schema.json in repository root:"
ls schema.json

# If not in root, let's search for it
echo -e "\nSearching for schema.json files:"
fd schema.json

# Let's also check other apps using dynamic_config
echo -e "\nSearching for dynamic_config in JSON files:"
rg "dynamic_config" --type json -C 5

Length of output: 31564


9-9: Verify justification for tipi_version bump

The tipi_version has been incremented from 39 to 40. This typically indicates breaking changes or significant updates.

✅ Verification successful

Version bump justified for dynamic compose migration

The tipi_version bump from 39 to 40 is justified as part of migrating Home Assistant to use dynamic compose configuration. The changes include:

  • Addition of dynamic_config: true flag
  • Migration from static docker-compose.yml to dynamic docker-compose.json
  • No breaking changes in core functionality or configurations
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for similar version bumps in other apps and any documentation
# about version 40 requirements

# Check if other apps were also bumped to version 40
echo "Apps with tipi_version 40:"
fd -e json -x jq 'select(.tipi_version == 40) | .id' {}

# Look for version requirements documentation
echo -e "\nChecking for version documentation:"
rg -i "tipi.?version.*(39|40)" --type md

Length of output: 21843


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for tipi version patterns in the codebase and recent changes

# Check current tipi versions across all apps
echo "Current tipi versions across apps:"
fd -e json -x jq -r 'select(.tipi_version != null) | "\(.id): \(.tipi_version)"' {}

# Look for recent changes related to tipi version
echo -e "\nRecent changes mentioning tipi version:"
git log -p --grep="tipi.*version" -i

# Check if there are any breaking changes or upgrade notes
echo -e "\nChecking for upgrade/breaking change documentation:"
rg -i "breaking.?chang|upgrade.?note|version.?40" --type md

Length of output: 4199


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the specific changes in homeassistant-1 app that led to version bump

# Check recent changes in homeassistant-1 config and compose files
echo "Recent changes in homeassistant-1 files:"
git log -p -- apps/homeassistant-1/

# Check if there are any changes in volume mappings or environment variables
echo -e "\nVolume mappings and environment in homeassistant-1:"
jq -r '.services[] | select(.name == "homeassistant-1") | {volumes,environment}' apps/homeassistant-1/docker-compose.json

# Check if there are any recent changes in the image version
echo -e "\nImage version history:"
git log -p -L '/image":.*ghcr.io\/home-assistant\/home-assistant/,+1:apps/homeassistant-1/docker-compose.json'

Length of output: 9501


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@Lancelot-Enguerrand Lancelot-Enguerrand deleted the dynamic-compose/homeassistant-1 branch December 7, 2024 22:04
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