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fix: let a mounted /etc/localtime set the timezone, and correct docs and workflow secrets - #299
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- Line 28: Update the remote-access guidance in the compose.yaml comment to
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- Line 46: Update the ownership command in the rootless setup comment to target
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- Line 334: Update the Option 3 documentation to state that the music mount must
be writable (`rw`) for WebUI deletion to remove files when Lidarr does not
handle them. Keep the existing Option 2 `rw` note, but make the prerequisite
clear under Option 3 as well.
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directory, while album deletion requires at least one flagged path within the
album directory before removing the entire folder. Preserve the warning about
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…t credentials - Each called workflow declares only DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL, so it is passed by name instead of secrets: inherit forwarding every repository secret. - Checkouts set persist-credentials: false; no job pushes or fetches after checking out. - actionlint's installer is told 1.7.12; it defaults to 1.7.11. - Workflow comments are cut to two lines, and repo-events.yml says it posts only manually published releases.
- run_interval 0 scans once and then idles until rescan; it doesn't exit. - Only setup, login, logout and the login status skip the session check. - The WebUI uses no third-party Python packages; "no supply chain risk" overclaimed. - The manual delete option ran rm on corrupt.txt paths from the host, but they are container paths; it now points at the validated WebUI delete. - compose.yaml: the timezone comment no longer says TZ is unneeded while the example sets it, the WebUI note no longer says a login is required, and the comment blocks are cut to two lines. - SECURITY.md's second channel is a public issue, not email. - .coderabbit.yaml: typo fixed, and rules for named secrets and checkouts.
- README Option 3: an album needs a flagged file in its folder before the whole folder goes, and files Lidarr doesn't track need the rw mount. - compose.yaml: remote access means an HTTPS proxy with authentication, and the rootless chown targets the directory mounted at /config.
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The entrypoint left a bind-mounted /etc/localtime alone but kept TZ, which the image sets to UTC, and libc reads TZ ahead of /etc/localtime. So the documented host-timezone mount never took effect: BeatsCheck ran in UTC, or in whatever TZ said. TZ is now unset when the mount is present; without it, TZ applies as before.
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The rest of the whole-repo review: workflow settings that gave jobs more than they need, and docs and comments that disagreed with the code.
While checking a compose comment against the entrypoint, one code bug turned up: the documented host-timezone mount never took effect. The entrypoint left a bind-mounted
/etc/localtimealone but keptTZ, which the image sets toUTC, and libc readsTZahead of/etc/localtime.Change
Timezone (
fix(entrypoint):commit)entrypoint.shunsetsTZwhen/etc/localtimeis a mounted file, so the host's timezone applies, as its own comment and the README'sTZrow already said. Without the mount,TZapplies as before (defaultUTC)./etc/localtimeand also sets a differentTZnow gets the mounted zone.TZapplies only without it, and.coderabbit.yamlrecords why the entrypoint unsetsTZ.Workflows (
ci:commit)docker-build.yml,notify-discord.yml,repo-events.yml) declares one optional secret,DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL, so the foursecrets: inheritcalls now pass just that, by name.GITHUB_TOKENreaches called workflows either way.persist-credentials: false. No job pushes or fetches after checking out; the twofetch-depth: 0checkouts only rungit rev-list.1.7.12; it downloads 1.7.11 by default even from the v1.7.12 tag.repo-events.ymlnow says it posts only manually published releases (release-please's releases post fromrelease-please.yml, sinceGITHUB_TOKENevents start no workflow) and no longer points at acaller-docker.ymlthis repo doesn't have.Docs (
docs:commit)run_interval = 0scans once and then idles untilrescan; it doesn't exit.rmon the host overcorrupt.txt, whose paths are container paths (/data/...). It now points at the WebUI delete and states its rules: each file is checked againstcorrupt.txtand the music directory, an album needs a flagged file in its folder before the whole folder goes, and files Lidarr doesn't track need therwmount.compose.yaml: the timezone comment no longer saysTZis unneeded while the example sets it; it now says the mount wins (see Timezone above), the WebUI note no longer says a login is created on first access and asks for an HTTPS proxy with authentication for remote access, the rootlesschowntargets the directory mounted at/configinstead of./config, and the comment blocks are cut to two lines.SECURITY.md: the second reporting channel was labelled "Email" but described a public issue; it is now "Public issue"..coderabbit.yaml: the history is gone from the profile comment, "authorated" is fixed, and the workflow rule asks for named secrets andpersist-credentials: false.The Google Fonts import in
style.cssstays, by decision.Testing
Timezone, checked in the published image with the entrypoint's timezone block sourced and a Perth zone file in place of
/etc/localtime:TZunset (imageUTC)TZ=America/New_YorkTZ=America/New_YorkTZunsetactionlint passes on every workflow, and every workflow,
compose.yamland.coderabbit.yamlparse.The secret names were read from each called workflow's
workflow_call.secretsat the pinned chodeus-ops SHA, and the actionlint version argument from the installer script at v1.7.12.The README's list of session-free endpoints was checked against
do_GETand_dispatch_auth. CodeQL'sanalyzejob is in main's required status checks, as the new gate comment says.The full test suite (199 tests) passes. No application code changes.