introduce /etc/yate, clone/reset on service start
Fix config via git
make yate systemd service
create yate service user
recreate the full config everytime
decolour the log because of blob data
make sure source is available before deleting config
change yate-config repo
fix yate deploy key
fix yate-config not pulling
the current version of woodpecker-server in stable now has the features this was original used for, not other usages of unstable are in tree left so removing it.
reverts the changes from ec64eebfd6
it brakes some of the flake process we use,
setting 'allow-import-from-derivation' doesn't seem like a good fix to me and doesn't work in all cases.
I couldn't find any other solution to fix it for now,
so we will revert it for now, until we have a better solution.
Do this to be in line with other places, where resources get fetched
using git and to hopefully avoid errors such as:
Cannot find Git revision 'da9d3ead9d97ce0fef7538638326264957e2f1b4' in ref 'trunk' of repository 'ssh://forgejo@git.hamburg.ccc.de/CCCHH/infrastructure-authorized-keys.git'! Please make sure that the rev exists on the ref you've specified or add allRefs = true; to fetchGit.
This issue was discovered while trying to make the new hydra work.
- Prefix sensor names with ext_ as the spec says we should use that for
extensions (this also improves attribute access for tools that don't
like fields starting with a number)
- Rename printer state to printer busy state, to make it clearer.
- Add ext_3d_printer_minutes_remaining sensors
With the shared system token, every time the Woodpecker host would
restart, a new Woodpecker agent registration would be created, because
the agent receives a unique ID on first connection using the system
token, which it couldn't store however, because it doesn't have a
writable config file in NixOS.
Use an agent token now, which doesn't require the agent to store a
unique ID in a wrtiable config, therefore not making it re-register.
Also see:
https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/administration/agent-config#agent-registration
