Claude
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Introduce timetracker/config.py with a single config() helper that resolves settings from a fixed priority chain: NAME__FILE (opt-in secret) -> env var -> .env -> settings.ini -> in-code default. Supports type casting (bool/list/int/Path), file-based secrets with .strip(), and required_in_prod validation. Migrate settings.py off the previous ad-hoc idioms: - DEBUG via config() (PROD kept as deprecated alias) - SECRET_KEY required in prod, supports SECRET_KEY__FILE - APP_URL derives ALLOWED_HOSTS and CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS (kept separate, each independently overridable); ALLOWED_HOSTS is now configurable - TZ and DATA_DIR via config() Fix DATA_DIR inconsistency: entrypoint.sh now reads DATA_DIR (was hardcoded) so the bash bootstrap and Django agree on the database directory. Document the container/entrypoint-only flags (PUID/PGID/ CREATE_DEFAULT_SUPERUSER/STAGING/LOAD_SAMPLE_DATA) as bash concerns. Update deployment configs to set APP_URL (and DEBUG), add docs/configuration.md, settings.ini.example, regrouped .env.example, CLAUDE.md, and tests. https://claude.ai/code/session_01FFn8BiGrQpEJarC8xGse8s
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# Shared Fly.io configuration for ephemeral, per-branch GitHub staging deploys.
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#
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# The app name is NOT set here on purpose; each branch supplies its own via
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# `flyctl deploy --app timetracker-staging-<slug>`. These instances run with a
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# fresh database seeded from sample fixtures (never production data) and their
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# own SECRET_KEY, so they are safe to expose on a public *.fly.dev hostname.
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primary_region = "ams"
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[build]
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dockerfile = "Dockerfile"
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[env]
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DEBUG = "false"
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TZ = "Europe/Prague"
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DATA_DIR = "/home/timetracker/app/data"
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LOAD_SAMPLE_DATA = "true"
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CREATE_DEFAULT_SUPERUSER = "true"
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[http_service]
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internal_port = 8000
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force_https = true
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auto_stop_machines = "stop"
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auto_start_machines = true
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min_machines_running = 0
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[[vm]]
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size = "shared-cpu-1x"
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memory = "512mb"
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