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Template 2.0.0-alpha.16: CWA_CI_ variable renames, NUXT_/CWA_API_ site settings, in-cluster PostgreSQL

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Dificultad
4/5
Tiempo estimado
3-5 días
Aptitud para principiantes
22/100
Tipo de issue
Documentación
Claridad
Bastante claro
Estado de actividad
Activo
Stack tecnológico
docker, github-actions, gitlab, helm, kubernetes, nuxt, php, postgresql, symfony

Línea de trabajo

Start with the changelog rename table linked from the issue, then find every page that names a deploy or CI variable, beginning with 7.upgrading-the-template.md, 3.ci-cd.md and kubernetes.md. Update the names and add the new CWA_CI_, NUXT_ and CWA_API_ sections, and confirm each claim against the template's changelog. Done when no old variable name remains in the docs and the upgrade guide carries the full rename table.

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Descripción

The template's 2.0.0-alpha.16 (see its CHANGELOG) changes how deploys are configured. Pages to update:

1. CI variable renames (no fallback: the old names are no longer read)

  • Every page that names a deploy or CI variable (switches, sizing, TLS, fixtures, warm cache, Lighthouse audit, orphan scan, ingress limits) should use the CWA_CI_* names, and the upgrade guide (7.upgrading-the-template.md) should carry the rename table from the changelog.
  • The ones that matter most: POSTGRESQL_ENABLED → CWA_CI_POSTGRES_ENABLED, CLUSTER_ISSUER → CWA_CI_CLUSTER_ISSUER, ENABLE_DATABASE_FIXTURES → CWA_CI_FIXTURES_ENABLED, LETSENCRYPT_SECRET_NAME → CWA_CI_TLS_SECRET_NAME, KUBE_INGRESS_WWW_REDIRECT → CWA_CI_WWW_REDIRECT. On GitHub, CI_DISABLED → CWA_CI_DISABLED.
  • Site values, secrets and platform names keep their names: DATABASE_URL, POSTGRES_*, JWT_*, MAILER_*, GCLOUD_*, KUBE_INGRESS_BASE_DOMAIN, CI_*.

2. Site settings through CI variables (3.ci-cd.md, new section)

  • PWA: any NUXT_* CI variable reaches the PWA unchanged. NUXT_PUBLIC_* goes in a ConfigMap; any other NUXT_* goes in a Secret. Set them the way you would for any Nuxt deployment.
  • API: CWA_API_<NAME> reaches the API (and the orphan-scan CronJob) as <NAME>, always as a Secret. An empty CWA_API_ value is left out, so Caddy's and Symfony's defaults still apply; an empty NUXT_* is still delivered.
  • Nothing is baked into images. Site settings are runtime env vars (runtimeConfig / %env()%), never Docker build args.
  • The deploy refuses names the chart sets itself (NUXT_CWA_API_URL, NUXT_PUBLIC_CWA_API_URL_BROWSER, NUXT_PUBLIC_CWA_ENVIRONMENT, DATABASE_URL, …).
  • On GitHub, secrets named NUXT_* or CWA_API_* are exported to the deploy steps automatically (github-export-secrets.sh).
  • CWA_ENVIRONMENT (API) and NUXT_PUBLIC_CWA_ENVIRONMENT (PWA) name the environment: production, staging, canary or review.

3. Origin protection, rate limits, Cloudflare purge pacing
These pages should say that deploys set the settings as CWA_API_<NAME>: CWA_API_RATE_LIMIT_EVENTS, CWA_API_CACHE_QUERY_ALLOWLIST, CWA_API_CLOUDFLARE_PURGE_PLAN, CWA_API_CADDY_TRUSTED_PROXIES, etc. Local compose keeps the bare names.

4. In-cluster PostgreSQL (kubernetes.md)

  • POSTGRES_USER, POSTGRES_PASSWORD and POSTGRES_DB now take effect. They used to be ignored; it always ran as example / !ChangeMe! / api. POSTGRES_USERNAME is gone. Recommend setting a real password.
  • It isn't persistent by default: data is lost when its pod restarts. Use an external database for anything real. Optional persistence: CWA_CI_POSTGRES_PERSISTENCE, CWA_CI_POSTGRES_PERSISTENCE_SIZE, CWA_CI_POSTGRES_STORAGE_CLASS. Turning it on, or changing it on a live release, stops the deploy with the commands to run. Review cleanup deletes the review volume. Changing credentials on a persistent database needs the change made in PostgreSQL first.
  • KUBERNETES_VERSION / HELM_VERSION can be set as CI variables on GitLab too.

5. Optional (#127)
The installation page's file tree (around lines 113–115) lists AppScaffold.php and Parts/; these exist only when fixtures were chosen.

Cloudflare per-track rules are in #181.

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