fix(ddev): silence permission-denied warnings when ddev runs from an unreadable cwd - #52
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Design record for the browser-command URL transport (describe -j since 0.0.26): field mapping and launch-argument parity, the removed DDEV_DEBUG/FULLURL transport, the deferred alternatives (upstream launch --print-url PR ddev/ddev#8772, global host-command env), and a source map into the pinned ddev v1.25.3 checkout for re-verification on ddev updates.
…unreadable, fixes #51 `ddev poweroff` (and any registry-driven run like `ddev stop <project>`) from a directory the opencode user cannot search — the developer's $HOME, 0750 on Ubuntu 24.04, being the natural one — warned per project: Failed to load compose project for down: validating …: error in parsing "compose-spec.json": stat .: permission denied Root cause: sudo keeps the caller's cwd, and ddev's compose loader resolves its embedded schema (relative resource name) against the process cwd via os.Getwd() -> stat("."), which fails with EACCES there. The stop itself always worked — noise, not breakage (verified with real ddev 1.25.3: warning reproduced from an unreadable cwd, clean run otherwise). bin/ddev-as-opencode now probes the inherited cwd ([ -x . ]) and falls back to the opencode home with a one-line stderr note; it never aborts. Commands that need the cwd (bare ddev start) fail in such a directory either way — the note keeps that failure explainable. Unit tests (static wiring + functional stub runs incl. the owner-bit-trick unreadable cwd), e2e-ddev DD7 checks through the real transport (dev shell -> ddev() -> sudoers helper -> real ddev from the dev's 0750 home), docs section in ddev-integration.md.
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Closes #51
What
bin/ddev-as-opencodeprobes the inherited cwd ([ -x . ]) and falls backto the opencode home with a one-line stderr note when sudo kept an
unreadable cwd; it never aborts.
docs/concepts/ddev-integration.md.docs/design/ddev-url-transports.md: the browser-commandURL transport (describe -j since 0.0.26), the removed DDEV_DEBUG/FULLURL
transport, deferred alternatives, and a source map into the pinned ddev
v1.25.3 checkout for re-verification on ddev updates.
Why
ddev poweroff(and any registry-driven run likeddev stop <project>)from a directory the opencode user cannot search — the developer's $HOME,
0750 on Ubuntu 24.04 — warned per project:
Root cause: sudo keeps the caller's cwd, and ddev's compose loader resolves
its embedded schema against the process cwd (os.Getwd() -> stat(".")), which
fails with EACCES there. The stop itself always worked — noise, not breakage
(verified with real ddev 1.25.3: warning reproduced from an unreadable cwd,
clean run otherwise).
Commands that need the cwd (bare
ddev start) fail in such a directoryeither way — the note keeps that failure explainable.
Testing
tests/test-ddev-as-opencode.sh(static wiring + functionalstub runs incl. the owner-bit-trick unreadable cwd).
helper -> real ddev from the dev's 0750 home).