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Adds a deploy-production job that runs on every push to main (including merged PRs) after checks and the beta deploy pass.

• deploy.sh now uses atomic releases like deploy-beta.sh: upload to /var/www/perryts.com/releases/<ts>-<sha>, flip current, health-check, roll back on failure, keep the last 10 releases.
• It deploys as a restricted perryts-deploy user (secrets PROD_DEPLOY_SSH_KEY / PROD_DEPLOY_KNOWN_HOSTS). sudo is limited to systemctl restart perryts-subscribe.
• The Perry server compile and restart are dropped: that service crash-loops (perry#2222) and is out of the serving path.
• deploy/perryts-subscribe.service mirrors the hardened unit now on the server.

Server side is already migrated (nginx root → current/out), and a manual run as perryts-deploy is verified.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Production deployments now publish the latest site automatically after changes are merged to the main branch.
  • Site updates are activated as complete releases, with health checks and automatic rollback if an update fails.
  • Recent releases are retained, making it possible to restore an earlier version if needed.
  • The production site is served directly through the web server.

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Enable errtrace for rollback failures inside restarthelper.

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Review comments at @deploy.sh:
- Line 22: Enable Bash ERR trap inheritance by adding errtrace to the shell
options in deploy.sh, so failures inside restart_helper trigger the existing
rollback behavior.

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Walkthrough

Production deployments now run through GitHub Actions on qualifying pushes to main. The deployment script uploads staged releases, activates them on the production host, checks service and site health, rolls back on failure, and retains the last 10 releases. Nginx serves the static export.

Changes: Production deployment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Release activation and subscription service deploy.sh, deploy/perryts-subscribe.service	The script uploads and activates timestamp-and-commit-named releases. It serializes activation, restarts the subscription service, and rolls back when activation or health checks fail. After successful checks, it prunes older releases while preserving the live release. The systemd unit configures the subscription service.
Production workflow and deployment description .github/workflows/deploy-beta.yml, README.md	The workflow adds a production job for qualifying pushes to main. It builds without the beta social-image origin and invokes the deployment script with --skip-build. The README describes nginx serving the static export and the release deployment process.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant GitHubActions
  participant DeployScript
  participant ProductionHost
  participant SubscribeService
  participant Nginx
  GitHubActions->>DeployScript: Run deployment with --skip-build
  DeployScript->>ProductionHost: Upload and activate release
  ProductionHost->>SubscribeService: Restart subscription service
  ProductionHost-->>DeployScript: Return health-check results
  Nginx-->>ProductionHost: Serve static export

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Possibly related PRs

• PerryTS/perryts.com#11: PR #11 sets the beta social-image origin and defines the default production origin used by the production build.

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 4a21d

A subscription-service restart failure can leave a failed release active instead of restoring the previous one. Fix the rollback path before merging, and update the production deployment instructions.

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Minor · Update the stale ### Production section. · README.md:143-147

README.md:143-147
Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Update the stale ### Production section.

The section still describes remote Perry compilation, both server sources, and both service restarts. deploy.sh now deploys the static export and subscribe-server.mjs, restarts only perryts-subscribe, and performs atomic activation, health checks, rollback, and release retention.

“Production is deployed separately” remains accurate because production uses a distinct deploy-production job. Narrow this change to the outdated Production section.

📝 Suggested fix

-`deploy.sh` deploys the current production arrangement. It builds the static export, uploads it together with both server sources, compiles the Perry server remotely, restarts both services, and verifies the public homepage:
+`deploy.sh` deploys production. It builds the static export (unless `--skip-build` is set), runs `check:blog`, and uploads a release with `subscribe-server.mjs` to `/var/www/perryts.com/releases/`. It then switches `current` atomically, restarts `perryts-subscribe`, health-checks the site, rolls back on failure, and keeps the last 10 releases. GitHub Actions runs it on every qualifying push to `main`:

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Review comment at @README.md around lines 143 - 147:
Update the README’s Production section to describe deploy.sh’s current behavior:
deploying the static export and subscribe-server.mjs, atomically activating
releases, restarting perryts-subscribe, health-checking with rollback, and
retaining releases. Keep the change limited to this section and preserve the
accurate note that production is deployed separately.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @deploy.sh:
- Line 22: Enable Bash ERR trap inheritance by adding errtrace to the shell
options in deploy.sh, so failures inside restart_helper trigger the existing
rollback behavior.

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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 143-147: Update the README’s Production section to describe
deploy.sh’s current behavior: deploying the static export and
subscribe-server.mjs, atomically activating releases, restarting
perryts-subscribe, health-checking with rollback, and retaining releases. Keep
the change limited to this section and preserve the accurate note that
production is deployed separately.

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