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retry transient ghcr pull failures in watcher - #52
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Summary
docker pullin the embedded watcher script with a 3-attempt retry (5s, 15s backoff) so transient ghcr.io 502s and TCP timeouts no longer escalate to Telegram notifications.after 3 attempts:so a real persistent failure is still clearly distinguishable from the old transient pattern.log()helper, visible throughiron tail.Test plan
cargo build --release,cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy -- -D warnings,cargo testall cleansh -nPOSIX syntax checkiron deploy(oriron check) to push the updatedwatch.shto fleet servers, theniron tail --app watcher -fon the next ghcr blip to confirmWARN: pull attempt …lines appear and noPull failednotification fires unless three consecutive attempts fail in a single tick