This commit adds the necessary environment variables for the Hugging Face token and model name in the `docker-compose.yml` file. The `HF_TOKEN` environment variable is used to store the Hugging Face API token, which can be obtained by signing up on Hugging Face and creating a new API token. The `HF_MODEL_NAME` environment variable is optional and allows specifying the model name from Hugging Face. If not set, the default model `meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct` will be used.
This commit removes the unused Copilot configuration variables from the `config.example.env` file. The `COPILOT_OPENAI_API_KEY` and `COPILOT_OPENAI_MODEL` variables are no longer needed and have been removed. This cleanup improves the clarity and maintainability of the codebase.
- Update config.example.env to include OpenAI API key and model.
- Update docker-compose.base.yml to include OpenAI environment variables.
- Update Copilot configuration files to handle OpenAI LLM responses.
- Update Copilot Dockerfile.tpl to remove unnecessary code and fix formatting.
- Update config.example.env and Copilot/.env.example to correct the LLM server URL.
- Remove unused code and update documentation in Copilot/README.md.
- Update navigation links in App/FeatureSet/Docs/Utils/Nav.ts to include Copilot documentation.
- Update Copilot/Config.ts and Copilot/Utils/Init.ts to use the new LLM server URL.
- Add logger statements in Copilot/Service/CopilotActions/CopilotActionsBase.ts to log file content.
This commit updates the environment variables CODE_REPOSITORY_PASSWORD and CODE_REPOSITORY_USERNAME in the Copilot project. The previous variables GITHUB_TOKEN and GITHUB_USERNAME have been replaced with the new variables to improve clarity and consistency. The changes are made in multiple files, including .github/workflows/reliability-copilot.yml, Copilot/.env.example, Copilot/Config.ts, Copilot/Utils/CodeRepository.ts, Copilot/Utils/Init.ts, config.example.env, and docker-compose.base.yml. These updates ensure that the correct credentials are used for accessing the code repository in the Copilot project.
This commit updates the Copilot configuration for local development. It adds environment variables and services to the docker-compose.base.yml and package.json files to support running Copilot locally. The changes include adding the "copilot" service to the docker-compose.base.yml file with the necessary environment variables for Copilot functionality. Additionally, it adds new npm scripts in the package.json file to start, build, and force-build Copilot. These updates enable developers to easily run and build Copilot locally for testing and development purposes.
This commit adds a notification webhook on user creation in the UserService. When a new user is created, a Slack message is sent to the specified webhook URL with details about the user's email, name, phone number, and company name. This feature enhances the user onboarding process and allows for better tracking and communication with new users.
This commit updates the Nginx configuration file to enable HTTP/2 by removing the `http2` directive from the `listen` directive and adding a separate `http2` directive. This change ensures that the server supports the latest HTTP/2 protocol, improving performance and security.
refactor: Update OneUptime port in config.example.env
This commit updates the ONEUPTIME_HTTP_PORT value in the config.example.env file to 80. This change ensures that OneUptime is hosted on the correct port.
This commit updates the installation documentation and example configuration file to provide clear instructions on setting up TLS/SSL certificates for OneUptime. It emphasizes that OneUptime does not support setting up SSL/TLS certificates and provides steps for using a reverse proxy like Nginx or Caddy, along with Let's Encrypt, to provision the certificates. It also includes instructions for updating the necessary settings in the configuration file. This improvement ensures that users have the necessary information to secure their OneUptime installation with SSL/TLS certificates.
This commit updates the MonitorTable component to use the MonitorElement component for rendering monitor names in the table. The MonitorElement component takes a Monitor object as a prop and renders the monitor name as a link. This change improves the modularity and reusability of the code by separating the rendering logic into a separate component.
The login test in Login.spec.ts has been updated to handle cases where the user credentials (email and password) are missing. Previously, the test would only check if the user is registered, but now it also checks if the registered user email and password are available. This change ensures that the test behaves correctly in all scenarios and improves the reliability of the login functionality.
The ALLOWED_ACTIVE_MONITOR_COUNT_IN_FREE_PLAN constant has been updated to 10 in multiple files. This change aligns the codebase with the new limit for active monitors allowed in the free plan.
This commit updates the timeout handling in the monitor scripts to use the `WorkflowScriptTimeoutInMS` and `PROBE_CUSTOM_CODE_MONITOR_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT_IN_MS` values from the environment configuration. This ensures that the monitor scripts have consistent and configurable timeout values, improving the reliability and performance of the monitoring system.
