jason.woltje
0734b1f3a5
pi print mode reads piped stdin until EOF; an attached terminal stdin blocked the one-shot run forever. Automated contexts (closed stdin) never exposed it. Request text comes from the compose command. Proven: tail -f /dev/null | scripts/hello.sh now returns MOSAIC_HELLO_OK in ~4s (previously timed out at 30s); verify.sh remains green. Closes #5
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Run the mosaic-agent service as a one-shot container and print the
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# model response for the exact startup verification request.
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#
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# The request deliberately does NOT contain the expected marker
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# MOSAIC_HELLO_OK. Only the model response is printed to stdout; no
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# credentials or unrelated runtime data are printed.
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set -euo pipefail
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cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
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# shellcheck source=common.sh
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source scripts/common.sh
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load_config
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bootstrap_runtime_dir
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# -T: no pseudo-TTY, so stdout is clean model output.
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# </dev/null: detach stdin. Pi's print mode reads piped stdin until EOF;
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# an interactive terminal would otherwise block it forever. The request
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# text comes from the compose command, not stdin, so nothing is lost.
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# Errors, if any, go to stderr for diagnostics.
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docker compose run --rm -T mosaic-agent < /dev/null
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