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| # Docker | ||
| Dockerfile* | ||
| docker-compose*.yml | ||
| # Dockerfile and docker-compose are needed for building! |
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Docker build would fail due to excluded Dockerfile
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The previous .dockerignore excluded Dockerfile and docker-compose*.yml with glob patterns. This would cause docker build to fail with "COPY failed: file not found" errors because the Dockerfile wouldn't be available in the build context. The patterns have been removed so these files are now properly included.
Suggested fix: This is the fix - the old exclusion patterns have been correctly removed. Verify builds work after this change.
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| # Docker | ||
| Dockerfile* | ||
| docker-compose*.yml | ||
| # Dockerfile and docker-compose are needed for building! |
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Docker build fails because Dockerfile is excluded from build context
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The Dockerfile was excluded from the Docker build context by the .dockerignore file, causing docker build to fail with "COPY failed: file not found in build context" when trying to copy the Dockerfile. This was a critical build-breaking issue.
Suggested fix: Remove the comment "# Dockerfile and docker-compose are needed for building!" and ensure both files are NOT in .dockerignore (the current change fixes this)
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| assert!(validate_crypto_name("BTC!").is_err()); | ||
| assert!(validate_crypto_name("BTC-USDT").is_err()); | ||
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Test expects validate_price(0.0) to fail but implementation allows it
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The test test_validate_price_invalid in src/utils.rs incorrectly asserts that validate_price(0.0) should return an error. However, the actual implementation only rejects negative prices (price < 0.0), not zero. This causes the test to fail, blocking the PR. Additionally, there is an inconsistency: validate_price() allows 0.0 but the database's save_price() rejects prices <= 0.0. Either the test should expect Ok(()) for 0.0, or validate_price should be updated to reject 0.0 to match the database behavior.
Suggested fix: Change test to: assert!(validate_price(0.0).is_ok()); OR update validate_price to reject 0.0: if price <= 0.0 { return Err(...); }
Security: bind health to localhost, fix unwraps
Optimizations: parallel Discord guild updates, batch database cleanup, 48h cleanup interval
Cleanup: simplify docker-compose with env_file
Documentation: add architecture diagram, setup instructions, bot commands, Discord intents requirements
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Overview
This pull request introduces security, performance, and documentation improvements to the codebase. Security enhancements include binding the health endpoint to localhost and removing unsafe unwrap calls. Performance optimizations implement parallel Discord guild updates, batch database cleanup, and extend the cleanup interval to 48 hours. The docker-compose configuration is simplified using env_file, and the removed db_query.rs file is cleaned up. Documentation is expanded with an architecture diagram, setup instructions, bot commands, and Discord intents requirements, while also adding CONTRIBUTING.md and LICENSE files.
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