`trigger deploy`: wrong git metadata and build context from a git worktree

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Temps estimé
1-2 jours
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Type d'issue
Bug
Clarté
Clairement spécifiée
Activité
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Stack technique
git, typescript
Domaine
cli, devtools

Piste de recherche

Start in the trigger.dev CLI code that sets config.workspaceDir, calls createGitMeta and getOriginUrl, and creates the native build context with createContextArchive. Trace how those paths are derived for local deploys, then check the relevant CLI tests for workspace and remote metadata. Done means a deploy from a nested or external git worktree uses that worktree’s root, commit, branch, dirty status, remote URL, and build context.

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Description

Version: trigger.dev CLI 4.7.7, local deploys (not GitHub Actions or the GitHub App).

config.workspaceDir comes from pkg-types findWorkspaceDir, which looks for the nearest .git/config file. A linked worktree has a .git file, not a directory, so the lookup misses it. Two things then go wrong.

1. A worktree nested inside another checkout (for example repo/.worktrees/release): workspaceDir resolves to the outer checkout.

  • createGitMeta runs git log and git status there, so the deployment records the outer checkout's commit, branch, and dirty flag. We saw a deploy built from a clean worktree at ae22adff recorded as 23422c6f, main, dirty.
  • On the native build path, createContextArchive(config.workspaceDir, …) tars the outer checkout, not the worktree being deployed.

2. A worktree outside any checkout: workspaceDir is the worktree itself, which is correct. But getOriginUrl(join(directory, ".git/config")) reads that path as a file, and in a worktree it doesn't exist. So remoteUrl is always missing. GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE don't help, because this value never goes through git.

Suggested fix: take both values from git in the project directory: git rev-parse --show-toplevel for the workspace, and git config --get remote.origin.url for the remote. That handles worktrees and respects GIT_DIR. Today we work around the first problem by exporting GIT_DIR and GIT_WORK_TREE and refusing nested-worktree deploys. The second has no workaround short of faking a .git/config.

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