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Mirror the three production files (docker-compose.yml, .env, Caddyfile) that live on valhalla, plus the push/pull PowerShell scripts, CLAUDE.md, .gitignore/.gitattributes, and .claude/skills for ssh/apply/sync.
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name: homelab-apply
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description: Push local config changes (docker-compose.yml, .env, Caddyfile) to the valhalla server and apply them to the live Docker stack. Use after editing homelab config to deploy it. This mutates the running production stack.
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---
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# homelab-apply
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Deploys local repo changes to the live stack on valhalla. **This mutates production** — sync and review your diff first (see the `homelab-sync` skill).
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## Run it
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```powershell
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powershell -File apply-compose.ps1 # push .env + Caddyfile + compose, then apply
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powershell -File apply-compose.ps1 -EnvFile # .env only
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powershell -File apply-compose.ps1 -Caddy # Caddyfile only + hot-reload Caddy
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powershell -File apply-compose.ps1 -Compose # docker-compose.yml only + dc pull + dc up -d
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```
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Flags combine (e.g. `-Caddy -Compose`); no flags pushes & applies all three.
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## What each step does
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- **`.env` / compose** → `scp` to `~/htpc-download-box/`, then `dc pull` (latest images) + `dc up -d` (recreates only containers whose resolved config changed).
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- **Caddyfile** → `scp` to `/config/caddy/Caddyfile`, then `dc exec caddy caddy reload …` — a hot reload with no downtime. If the new Caddyfile is invalid the reload fails and the old config keeps running; read the output.
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## After applying, verify
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```powershell
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ssh ginnoir@valhalla "bash -ic 'dc ps'"
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ssh ginnoir@valhalla "bash -ic 'dc logs --tail=50 <service>'"
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```
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## Notes
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- Compose is **v1.27.4** (`docker-compose`, hyphenated); `dc` runs over `bash -ic` to load the alias.
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- Editing config without applying does nothing — the server only sees pushed files.
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- Cosmetic/whitespace-only compose edits are no-ops to running containers; `dc up -d` won't recreate them.
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