When Grist validates the Host header (common with reverse proxy setups),
internal Docker networking fails because requests arrive with
Host: container-name instead of the external domain.
The new host_header config option allows overriding the Host header
sent to Grist while still connecting via internal Docker hostnames.
- Add .gitea/workflows/release.yml for Gitea builds
- Uses plain docker commands (no action dependencies)
- Pushes to git.prettyhefty.com registry
- Simplify .github/workflows/build.yaml for GitHub only
- Remove Gitea detection logic
- Only push latest tag for non-prerelease versions
The workflow was checking vars.GITEA_ACTIONS (repository variable)
but Gitea sets GITEA_ACTIONS as an environment variable. This caused
Gitea builds to incorrectly try using ghcr.io.
The Grist API uses PATCH /tables/{table}/columns with a columns array
in the body, not PATCH /tables/{table}/columns/{column_id}. Updated
the endpoint to match the API spec.
The MCP config was using the internal container port (3000) instead of
the external mapped port. Added EXTERNAL_PORT env var support so clients
get the correct connection URL when running behind Docker port mapping.
- Add deploy/dev/config.yaml for dev environment testing
- Mount config from ./config.yaml instead of project root
- Create template config if missing and exit gracefully
- Update .gitignore to only ignore root config.yaml
Replace startup token authentication with per-SSE-connection auth.
Each client now passes Bearer token in Authorization header when
connecting. Server validates against config.yaml tokens and creates
isolated Server instance per connection.
- server.py: accept (auth, agent) instead of (config_path, token)
- main.py: extract Bearer token, authenticate, create server per connection
- Remove GRIST_MCP_TOKEN from docker-compose environments
- Add scripts/test-runner.py with rich progress bars and fail-fast behavior
- Add rich>=13.0.0 as dev dependency
- Update Makefile: `make test` now runs all tests (unit + integration)
- Test runner shows live progress, current test, and summary
Now `make test` runs both unit and integration tests with docker
containers, matching the docker-service-architecture skill guidelines.
- Add get-test-instance-id.sh for branch-based container isolation
- Add run-integration-tests.sh for full test lifecycle management
- Update integration tests to read service URLs from environment
variables (GRIST_MCP_URL, MOCK_GRIST_URL) with fallback defaults
Reorganize Docker configuration into environment-specific directories:
- deploy/dev/: Development with hot reload and source mounting
- deploy/test/: Ephemeral testing with branch isolation and dynamic ports
- deploy/prod/: Production with resource limits, logging, and restart policy
Key improvements in test compose:
- Dynamic ports (no fixed 3000/8484) for parallel test runs
- Branch-isolated container/network names via TEST_INSTANCE_ID
- service_healthy condition instead of service_started
- Increased retry counts for stability
Move unit tests from tests/ to tests/unit/ for clearer separation
from integration tests. Update pyproject.toml testpaths and Makefile
test target to reflect the new structure.
- Replace Starlette routing with direct ASGI dispatcher to avoid
double-response issues with SSE transport
- Simplify integration test fixtures by removing async client fixture
- Consolidate integration tests into single test functions per file
to prevent SSE connection cleanup issues between tests
- Fix add_records assertion to expect 'inserted_ids' (actual API response)
