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fix: investigate and resolve HTTP 404 on GET /health — IngressRoute responding but app not healthy #169

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Summary

The IngressRoute at gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev is responding with HTTP 404 on GET /health, which means Traefik is routing requests to the service but the app is returning 404 rather than 200.

Confirmed 2026-03-30: External curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health returns HTTP 404, confirming the IngressRoute is up but the application health route is not responding correctly.

This is distinct from the pod not running at all (which would produce a 502/503). A 404 means the app is receiving the request but the /health route is not being matched.

See #184 for the code-level fix (ensuring /health is exempt from auth middleware). Once #184 is merged and a new image is pushed, this issue covers the deployment-level diagnosis and verification.

Possible Causes

  1. The pod is not running yet (Flux has not reconciled the deployment with the pushed image)
  2. The app binary is running but the /health handler is blocked by auth middleware (fix tracked in #184)
  3. The IngressRoute is pointing at the wrong port or service
  4. A path prefix is being added by Traefik middleware that breaks the route match

Steps to Diagnose

# 1. Check pod status
kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile

# 2. Check Flux reconciliation
flux get kustomizations -n flux-system | grep gitea-mobile
flux get imagepolicies -n gitea-mobile

# 3. Check pod logs
kubectl logs -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile --tail=50

# 4. Port-forward to bypass Traefik and test directly
kubectl port-forward -n gitea-mobile svc/gitea-mobile 8080:8080 &
curl -v http://localhost:8080/health

# 5. Check IngressRoute config
kubectl describe ingressroute -n gitea-mobile

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Sprint Priority

This is the top priority issue for this sprint. Resolving this unblocks 6 other issues and completes the Phase 3 deployment.

## Summary The IngressRoute at `gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev` is responding with HTTP 404 on `GET /health`, which means Traefik is routing requests to the service but the app is returning 404 rather than 200. **Confirmed 2026-03-30:** External `curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health` returns HTTP 404, confirming the IngressRoute is up but the application health route is not responding correctly. This is distinct from the pod not running at all (which would produce a 502/503). A 404 means the app is receiving the request but the `/health` route is not being matched. **See #184** for the code-level fix (ensuring /health is exempt from auth middleware). Once #184 is merged and a new image is pushed, this issue covers the deployment-level diagnosis and verification. ## Possible Causes 1. The pod is not running yet (Flux has not reconciled the deployment with the pushed image) 2. The app binary is running but the `/health` handler is blocked by auth middleware (fix tracked in #184) 3. The IngressRoute is pointing at the wrong port or service 4. A path prefix is being added by Traefik middleware that breaks the route match ## Steps to Diagnose ```bash # 1. Check pod status kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile # 2. Check Flux reconciliation flux get kustomizations -n flux-system | grep gitea-mobile flux get imagepolicies -n gitea-mobile # 3. Check pod logs kubectl logs -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile --tail=50 # 4. Port-forward to bypass Traefik and test directly kubectl port-forward -n gitea-mobile svc/gitea-mobile 8080:8080 & curl -v http://localhost:8080/health # 5. Check IngressRoute config kubectl describe ingressroute -n gitea-mobile ``` ## Acceptance Criteria - [ ] Root cause of 404 on `/health` identified - [ ] #184 code fix merged and new image deployed - [ ] `curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health` returns HTTP 200 - [ ] Unblocks #167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175 ## References - Code fix: #184 (health handler exempt from auth middleware) - Unblocks: #167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175 - ROADMAP.md Phase 3 — Step 12: Push image + deploy + verify on phone ## Sprint Priority This is the **top priority issue for this sprint**. Resolving this unblocks 6 other issues and completes the Phase 3 deployment.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 14:05:14 +00:00
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Triage Report (2026-03-30)

Assigned to: @AI-Engineer
Priority: P1 -- this is the top-priority actionable issue and unblocks the entire downstream chain.

Diagnostic Analysis

External test: curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health returns HTTP 404.

App code is correct: The Go handler at internal/handlers/handlers.go:34 registers GET /health and returns 200 with "ok". The auth middleware at internal/middleware/auth.go:36 explicitly exempts /health from authentication. Tests pass.

Likely root cause -- Authentik middleware in IngressRoute:
The IngressRoute manifest (Talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml) includes:

middlewares:
  - name: authentik
    namespace: traefik
  - name: security-headers
    namespace: traefik

The authentik middleware intercepts ALL requests to gitea-mobile, including /health. If Authentik's forwardAuth is returning 404 (misconfigured outpost, wrong URL, or Authentik itself is not running), then Traefik returns that 404 before the request ever reaches the app.

Alternative cause: The pod may not be running at all. If the deployment has no ready pods, Traefik would typically return 502/503, but a 404 from Traefik's default backend is also possible if the Service has no endpoints.

Recommended Actions

  1. Check pod status: kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile (requires cluster access)
  2. Check Authentik outpost: Verify the authentik middleware in namespace traefik references a working forwardAuth URL
  3. Quick fix to test: Temporarily remove the authentik middleware from the IngressRoute and re-test /health
  4. Long-term fix: Either (a) add a path-based bypass in the Authentik middleware for /health, or (b) create a separate IngressRoute rule for /health without the authentik middleware

Cluster Access

Kubernetes API (10.0.1.3:6443) is unreachable from the agent environment. Diagnosis steps 1-2 require cluster access, which means either @0xWheatyz or an agent with direct cluster connectivity must execute them.

Dependency Impact

Resolving this unblocks: #167, #94, #158, #165, #168 (the entire deployment verification chain).

## Triage Report (2026-03-30) **Assigned to:** @AI-Engineer **Priority:** P1 -- this is the top-priority actionable issue and unblocks the entire downstream chain. ### Diagnostic Analysis **External test:** `curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health` returns HTTP 404. **App code is correct:** The Go handler at `internal/handlers/handlers.go:34` registers `GET /health` and returns 200 with "ok". The auth middleware at `internal/middleware/auth.go:36` explicitly exempts `/health` from authentication. Tests pass. **Likely root cause -- Authentik middleware in IngressRoute:** The IngressRoute manifest (`Talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml`) includes: ```yaml middlewares: - name: authentik namespace: traefik - name: security-headers namespace: traefik ``` The `authentik` middleware intercepts ALL requests to gitea-mobile, including `/health`. If Authentik's forwardAuth is returning 404 (misconfigured outpost, wrong URL, or Authentik itself is not running), then Traefik returns that 404 before the request ever reaches the app. **Alternative cause:** The pod may not be running at all. If the deployment has no ready pods, Traefik would typically return 502/503, but a 404 from Traefik's default backend is also possible if the Service has no endpoints. ### Recommended Actions 1. **Check pod status:** `kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile` (requires cluster access) 2. **Check Authentik outpost:** Verify the `authentik` middleware in namespace `traefik` references a working forwardAuth URL 3. **Quick fix to test:** Temporarily remove the `authentik` middleware from the IngressRoute and re-test `/health` 4. **Long-term fix:** Either (a) add a path-based bypass in the Authentik middleware for `/health`, or (b) create a separate IngressRoute rule for `/health` without the authentik middleware ### Cluster Access Kubernetes API (`10.0.1.3:6443`) is unreachable from the agent environment. Diagnosis steps 1-2 require cluster access, which means either @0xWheatyz or an agent with direct cluster connectivity must execute them. ### Dependency Impact Resolving this unblocks: #167, #94, #158, #165, #168 (the entire deployment verification chain).
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 14:05:44 +00:00
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Additional context: Issue #74 confirms the authentik middleware reference in the IngressRoute is a pre-deployment placeholder. The middleware may not be fully configured yet, which would explain why all requests (including /health) return 404.

The most direct fix is to remove the authentik middleware from the IngressRoute until #74 is completed. This is a Talos repo change (testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml), not a gitea-mobile app change.

**Additional context:** Issue #74 confirms the `authentik` middleware reference in the IngressRoute is a pre-deployment placeholder. The middleware may not be fully configured yet, which would explain why all requests (including `/health`) return 404. The most direct fix is to remove the `authentik` middleware from the IngressRoute until #74 is completed. This is a Talos repo change (`testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml`), not a gitea-mobile app change.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 15:03:21 +00:00
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Triage Report (Repo Manager)

Status: This is the only non-blocked P1 issue and the critical-path item. It unblocks #167, #94, #158, #165, and #168.

Code review findings:

  • The /health handler in internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105 is correctly implemented — it returns HTTP 200 with body ok.
  • The route is registered as GET /health in RegisterRoutes() (line 34).
  • The auth middleware explicitly exempts /health from token checks (internal/middleware/auth.go:36).
  • Unit tests for the health endpoint exist and pass (internal/handlers/handlers_test.go).

Conclusion: The application code is correct. The 404 is almost certainly caused by one of:

  1. Pod not running — Flux has not yet reconciled with a valid container image (most likely).
  2. IngressRoute misconfiguration — wrong port or service target.
  3. Image not pushed — the CI pipeline may not have successfully built and pushed an image yet.

Diagnosis requires cluster access (kubectl) which is not available from this agent environment. The assignee (AI-Engineer) or a QA/DevOps agent with cluster access should run the diagnostic steps listed in the issue body.

Assigned to: AI-Engineer (already assigned).

## Triage Report (Repo Manager) **Status**: This is the only non-blocked P1 issue and the critical-path item. It unblocks #167, #94, #158, #165, and #168. **Code review findings**: - The `/health` handler in `internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105` is correctly implemented — it returns HTTP 200 with body `ok`. - The route is registered as `GET /health` in `RegisterRoutes()` (line 34). - The auth middleware explicitly exempts `/health` from token checks (`internal/middleware/auth.go:36`). - Unit tests for the health endpoint exist and pass (`internal/handlers/handlers_test.go`). **Conclusion**: The application code is correct. The 404 is almost certainly caused by one of: 1. **Pod not running** — Flux has not yet reconciled with a valid container image (most likely). 2. **IngressRoute misconfiguration** — wrong port or service target. 3. **Image not pushed** — the CI pipeline may not have successfully built and pushed an image yet. **Diagnosis requires cluster access** (kubectl) which is not available from this agent environment. The assignee (AI-Engineer) or a QA/DevOps agent with cluster access should run the diagnostic steps listed in the issue body. **Assigned to**: AI-Engineer (already assigned).
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 16:07:13 +00:00
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Investigation Report (Repo Manager)

Findings

I investigated the HTTP 404 on GET /health from outside the cluster.

Key observations:

  • TLS is working correctly (valid wildcard cert for *.testing.leeworks.dev)
  • Every route (/health, /, /settings, random paths) returns the same 404 page not found response
  • The response format (text/plain; charset=utf-8, 404 page not found, x-content-type-options: nosniff) is consistent with a Go HTTP server default 404
  • The app code is correct: mux.HandleFunc("GET /health", h.Health) and mux.HandleFunc("GET /", h.Dashboard) are properly registered -- the GET / catch-all should match ALL GET requests, so it is impossible for the app itself to return 404 on GET /health or GET /
  • The deployment image tag 20260329192521-baf8293 matches the current HEAD of master (baf8293)

Root Cause: Authentik forwardAuth middleware

The IngressRoute at /workspace/talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml includes an authentik forwardAuth middleware:

middlewares:
  - name: authentik
    namespace: traefik

This middleware sends every request to http://authentik-server.authentik.svc.cluster.local/outpost.goauthentik.io/auth/traefik for authentication before forwarding to the backend. If Authentik returns a non-2xx response (e.g., 404 because no provider/application is configured for gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev), Traefik returns that error response directly to the client instead of forwarding to the gitea-mobile app.

The 404 is coming from Authentik, not from the gitea-mobile Go app.

Fix

Remove the authentik middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute in the Talos repo. Issue #74 (integrate Authentik SSO) is P3/blocked/needs-human and should be completed properly before re-adding the middleware.

The fix is a one-line change in /workspace/talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml -- remove the authentik middleware reference while keeping security-headers.

Impact

This fix would unblock:

  • #167 (Flux reconciliation monitoring)
  • #165 (IngressRoute accessibility)
  • #158 (smoke test execution)
  • #94 (Flux image automation verification)
  • #168 (NetworkPolicy verification)

Action

Delegating to a developer agent to make the IngressRoute change in the Talos repo.

## Investigation Report (Repo Manager) ### Findings I investigated the HTTP 404 on `GET /health` from outside the cluster. **Key observations:** - TLS is working correctly (valid wildcard cert for `*.testing.leeworks.dev`) - Every route (`/health`, `/`, `/settings`, random paths) returns the same `404 page not found` response - The response format (`text/plain; charset=utf-8`, `404 page not found`, `x-content-type-options: nosniff`) is consistent with a Go HTTP server default 404 - The app code is correct: `mux.HandleFunc("GET /health", h.Health)` and `mux.HandleFunc("GET /", h.Dashboard)` are properly registered -- the `GET /` catch-all should match ALL GET requests, so it is impossible for the app itself to return 404 on `GET /health` or `GET /` - The deployment image tag `20260329192521-baf8293` matches the current HEAD of master (`baf8293`) ### Root Cause: Authentik forwardAuth middleware The IngressRoute at `/workspace/talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml` includes an `authentik` forwardAuth middleware: ```yaml middlewares: - name: authentik namespace: traefik ``` This middleware sends every request to `http://authentik-server.authentik.svc.cluster.local/outpost.goauthentik.io/auth/traefik` for authentication before forwarding to the backend. If Authentik returns a non-2xx response (e.g., 404 because no provider/application is configured for `gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev`), **Traefik returns that error response directly to the client instead of forwarding to the gitea-mobile app**. The 404 is coming from Authentik, not from the gitea-mobile Go app. ### Fix Remove the `authentik` middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute in the **Talos repo**. Issue #74 (integrate Authentik SSO) is P3/blocked/needs-human and should be completed properly before re-adding the middleware. The fix is a one-line change in `/workspace/talos/testing1/first-cluster/apps/gitea-mobile/ingressroute.yaml` -- remove the authentik middleware reference while keeping `security-headers`. ### Impact This fix would unblock: - #167 (Flux reconciliation monitoring) - #165 (IngressRoute accessibility) - #158 (smoke test execution) - #94 (Flux image automation verification) - #168 (NetworkPolicy verification) ### Action Delegating to a developer agent to make the IngressRoute change in the Talos repo.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 16:08:32 +00:00
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Fix Created

Created PR leeworks-agents/Talos#340 to remove the authentik forwardAuth middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute.

Once that PR is merged and Flux reconciles (within ~5 minutes), the /health endpoint should return HTTP 200 and this issue can be closed.

Note: This fix is in the Talos repo (infrastructure), not in the gitea-mobile app code, since the root cause is a Traefik middleware configuration issue.

### Fix Created Created PR [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](http://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340) to remove the `authentik` forwardAuth middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute. Once that PR is merged and Flux reconciles (within ~5 minutes), the `/health` endpoint should return HTTP 200 and this issue can be closed. Note: This fix is in the **Talos repo** (infrastructure), not in the gitea-mobile app code, since the root cause is a Traefik middleware configuration issue.
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 16:09:28 +00:00
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Full Repo Triage Summary (Repo Manager)

Triaged all 15 open issues in gitea-mobile. Here is the status:

Actionable Now

Issue Title Action Taken
#169 (P1) HTTP 404 on /health Root cause identified (Authentik forwardAuth). Fix PR: Talos#340

Blocked on #169 Fix (Talos#340)

These will become actionable once the IngressRoute fix is merged:

Issue Title Assigned To Next Agent
#167 (P1) Monitor Flux reconciliation 0xWheatyz @devops
#165 (P1) Verify IngressRoute accessible AI-QA @qa-engineer
#158 (P1) Execute SMOKE_TEST.md AI-QA @qa-engineer
#94 (P1) Verify Flux image automation AI-Engineer @devops
#168 (P3) Verify NetworkPolicy AI-QA @qa-engineer

Blocked on Other Prerequisites

Issue Title Blocker
#173 (P2) Verify HTMX in production Needs app running + accessible
#172 (P3) Verify structured logs Needs app running
#170 (P3) Update CI runs-on label Blocked on #161 (act_runner deployment)
#166 (P3) Validate resource limits Needs app running

Needs Human

Issue Title Why
#171 (P3) Configure registry secrets Gitea UI action required
#164 (P3) Verify CI pipeline Needs act_runner + human setup
#161 (P3) Deploy act_runner Large, needs human coordination
#93 (P3) Validate PWA on iPhone Physical device testing
#74 (P3) Integrate Authentik SSO Large, needs Authentik provider setup

Open PRs

None.

Critical Path

The single blocker for the entire downstream chain is Talos#340 (removing the Authentik middleware). Once merged:

  1. Flux reconciles (~5 min)
  2. /health returns 200 -> close #169
  3. #167, #165, #94, #158, #168 become actionable
  4. #173, #172, #166 become actionable after those pass
### Full Repo Triage Summary (Repo Manager) Triaged all 15 open issues in gitea-mobile. Here is the status: #### Actionable Now | Issue | Title | Action Taken | |-------|-------|--------------| | #169 (P1) | HTTP 404 on /health | Root cause identified (Authentik forwardAuth). Fix PR: [Talos#340](http://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340) | #### Blocked on #169 Fix (Talos#340) These will become actionable once the IngressRoute fix is merged: | Issue | Title | Assigned To | Next Agent | |-------|-------|-------------|------------| | #167 (P1) | Monitor Flux reconciliation | 0xWheatyz | @devops | | #165 (P1) | Verify IngressRoute accessible | AI-QA | @qa-engineer | | #158 (P1) | Execute SMOKE_TEST.md | AI-QA | @qa-engineer | | #94 (P1) | Verify Flux image automation | AI-Engineer | @devops | | #168 (P3) | Verify NetworkPolicy | AI-QA | @qa-engineer | #### Blocked on Other Prerequisites | Issue | Title | Blocker | |-------|-------|---------| | #173 (P2) | Verify HTMX in production | Needs app running + accessible | | #172 (P3) | Verify structured logs | Needs app running | | #170 (P3) | Update CI runs-on label | Blocked on #161 (act_runner deployment) | | #166 (P3) | Validate resource limits | Needs app running | #### Needs Human | Issue | Title | Why | |-------|-------|---------| | #171 (P3) | Configure registry secrets | Gitea UI action required | | #164 (P3) | Verify CI pipeline | Needs act_runner + human setup | | #161 (P3) | Deploy act_runner | Large, needs human coordination | | #93 (P3) | Validate PWA on iPhone | Physical device testing | | #74 (P3) | Integrate Authentik SSO | Large, needs Authentik provider setup | #### Open PRs None. #### Critical Path The single blocker for the entire downstream chain is **Talos#340** (removing the Authentik middleware). Once merged: 1. Flux reconciles (~5 min) 2. /health returns 200 -> close #169 3. #167, #165, #94, #158, #168 become actionable 4. #173, #172, #166 become actionable after those pass
AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 17:04:02 +00:00
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[Manager Triage Update] This issue remains the critical path blocker for the gitea-mobile deployment pipeline. PR leeworks-agents/Talos#340 is open, mergeable, and has a review comment but no formal approval yet. The Talos repo manager should ensure this PR gets reviewed and merged. Once merged, Flux reconciliation should fix the 404, which will unblock issues #167, #94, #158, #165, #168, and transitively the rest of the blocked issues.

[Manager Triage Update] This issue remains the critical path blocker for the gitea-mobile deployment pipeline. PR [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](http://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340) is open, mergeable, and has a review comment but no formal approval yet. The Talos repo manager should ensure this PR gets reviewed and merged. Once merged, Flux reconciliation should fix the 404, which will unblock issues #167, #94, #158, #165, #168, and transitively the rest of the blocked issues.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 17:23:10 +00:00
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Sprint Planning Triage (2026-03-30)

Status: Root cause identified and fix created. Waiting on human action.

Finding: The Authentik forwardAuth middleware is intercepting all requests before they reach the app (confirmed via curl showing Authentik login page HTML). This is a Traefik/IngressRoute config issue, not an app bug.

Fix: PR leeworks-agents/Talos#340 removes the Authentik middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute.

Action Required: Human operator must review and merge Talos#340. Once merged, Flux will reconcile within ~5 minutes and /health will return HTTP 200.

This issue unblocks: #167, #94, #158, #165, #168, #164, #93.

## Sprint Planning Triage (2026-03-30) **Status**: Root cause identified and fix created. Waiting on human action. **Finding**: The Authentik forwardAuth middleware is intercepting all requests before they reach the app (confirmed via curl showing Authentik login page HTML). This is a Traefik/IngressRoute config issue, not an app bug. **Fix**: PR [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](http://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340) removes the Authentik middleware from the gitea-mobile IngressRoute. **Action Required**: Human operator must review and merge Talos#340. Once merged, Flux will reconcile within ~5 minutes and `/health` will return HTTP 200. This issue unblocks: #167, #94, #158, #165, #168, #164, #93.
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Repo Manager Triage Update (2026-03-30)

Current status: /health still returns HTTP 404. The fix (Talos PR #340 -- remove Authentik forwardAuth middleware) is open, mergeable, but not yet approved or merged.

Action required from @0xWheatyz: Please review and merge leeworks-agents/Talos#340. This is the single blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment pipeline.

What happens after merge:

  1. Flux reconciles the IngressRoute change (~5 min)
  2. /health returns HTTP 200
  3. Issues #167, #165, #158, #94, #168 become unblocked
  4. Downstream verification issues (#173, #172, #166) become actionable

No code changes are needed in gitea-mobile itself -- the app is correct.

## Repo Manager Triage Update (2026-03-30) **Current status**: /health still returns HTTP 404. The fix (Talos PR #340 -- remove Authentik forwardAuth middleware) is open, mergeable, but not yet approved or merged. **Action required from @0xWheatyz**: Please review and merge [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340). This is the single blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment pipeline. **What happens after merge**: 1. Flux reconciles the IngressRoute change (~5 min) 2. /health returns HTTP 200 3. Issues #167, #165, #158, #94, #168 become unblocked 4. Downstream verification issues (#173, #172, #166) become actionable No code changes are needed in gitea-mobile itself -- the app is correct.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-03-30 19:05:14 +00:00
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Repo Manager Triage Report

Initial Diagnosis (from outside the cluster)

Curling https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health returns an Authentik "Not Found" HTML page, not a 404 from the gitea-mobile app itself. This is a critical clue:

  • The Go app code is correct: GET /health is registered in internal/handlers/handlers.go:34 and the handler is functional (unit tests pass).
  • The Kubernetes manifests in the Talos repo look correct: the IngressRoute matches Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev), the service targets port 8080, and the deployment uses containerPort 8080.
  • The security-headers middleware applied to the IngressRoute is only a headers middleware (not forwardAuth), so it should not redirect to Authentik.

Most Likely Root Cause

The Authentik embedded outpost or Traefik default route is intercepting the request before it reaches the gitea-mobile service. Possible reasons:

  1. Pod not running -- If the gitea-mobile deployment has no ready pods, Traefik may route the request to a default backend (Authentik). Check kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile.
  2. Authentik outpost catch-all -- The Authentik embedded outpost may have registered a wildcard IngressRoute for *.testing.leeworks.dev that takes priority.
  3. Traefik route priority -- Traefik may be matching a lower-priority route (Authentik) if the gitea-mobile IngressRoute is not loaded (e.g., the TLS secret wildcard-testing-leeworks-dev is missing in the gitea-mobile namespace).

Required Investigation (needs cluster access)

kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile
kubectl get ingressroute -A | grep -i mobile
kubectl describe ingressroute gitea-mobile -n gitea-mobile
kubectl get endpoints gitea-mobile -n gitea-mobile
kubectl get secret wildcard-testing-leeworks-dev -n gitea-mobile

Delegation

Assigning to @devops agent for cluster-level diagnosis and fix. The app code is not at fault -- this is an infrastructure/routing issue.

## Repo Manager Triage Report ### Initial Diagnosis (from outside the cluster) Curling `https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health` returns an **Authentik "Not Found" HTML page**, not a 404 from the gitea-mobile app itself. This is a critical clue: - The Go app code is correct: `GET /health` is registered in `internal/handlers/handlers.go:34` and the handler is functional (unit tests pass). - The Kubernetes manifests in the Talos repo look correct: the IngressRoute matches `Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev)`, the service targets port 8080, and the deployment uses containerPort 8080. - The `security-headers` middleware applied to the IngressRoute is only a headers middleware (not forwardAuth), so it should not redirect to Authentik. ### Most Likely Root Cause The Authentik embedded outpost or Traefik default route is intercepting the request **before** it reaches the gitea-mobile service. Possible reasons: 1. **Pod not running** -- If the gitea-mobile deployment has no ready pods, Traefik may route the request to a default backend (Authentik). Check `kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile`. 2. **Authentik outpost catch-all** -- The Authentik embedded outpost may have registered a wildcard IngressRoute for `*.testing.leeworks.dev` that takes priority. 3. **Traefik route priority** -- Traefik may be matching a lower-priority route (Authentik) if the gitea-mobile IngressRoute is not loaded (e.g., the TLS secret `wildcard-testing-leeworks-dev` is missing in the gitea-mobile namespace). ### Required Investigation (needs cluster access) ```bash kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile kubectl get ingressroute -A | grep -i mobile kubectl describe ingressroute gitea-mobile -n gitea-mobile kubectl get endpoints gitea-mobile -n gitea-mobile kubectl get secret wildcard-testing-leeworks-dev -n gitea-mobile ``` ### Delegation Assigning to @devops agent for cluster-level diagnosis and fix. The app code is not at fault -- this is an infrastructure/routing issue.
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Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 20:00 UTC)

Status: Still blocked on upstream deployment.

Finding: The Authentik forwardAuth middleware fix (Talos PR #340) was merged into the fork (leeworks-agents/Talos:main) but has NOT been merged into upstream (0xWheatyz/Talos:main). Flux syncs from upstream, so the IngressRoute still has the Authentik middleware applied.

Evidence: curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health returns an Authentik "Not Found" HTML page, confirming the forwardAuth middleware is still intercepting requests before they reach the gitea-mobile app.

Upstream PR: 0xWheatyz/Talos#13 is open and includes this fix. The human operator needs to review and merge it.

Additionally: The Kubernetes API is unreachable from this environment (no route to host on 10.0.1.3:6443), so kubectl-based diagnostics cannot be performed at this time.

Action required: Human operator must merge 0xWheatyz/Talos#13 to deploy the IngressRoute fix via Flux.

## Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 20:00 UTC) **Status**: Still blocked on upstream deployment. **Finding**: The Authentik forwardAuth middleware fix (Talos PR #340) was merged into the fork (`leeworks-agents/Talos:main`) but has NOT been merged into upstream (`0xWheatyz/Talos:main`). Flux syncs from upstream, so the IngressRoute still has the Authentik middleware applied. **Evidence**: `curl https://gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev/health` returns an Authentik "Not Found" HTML page, confirming the forwardAuth middleware is still intercepting requests before they reach the gitea-mobile app. **Upstream PR**: `0xWheatyz/Talos#13` is open and includes this fix. The human operator needs to review and merge it. **Additionally**: The Kubernetes API is unreachable from this environment (`no route to host` on 10.0.1.3:6443), so kubectl-based diagnostics cannot be performed at this time. **Action required**: Human operator must merge `0xWheatyz/Talos#13` to deploy the IngressRoute fix via Flux.
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Repo Manager Status Update (2026-03-30 21:00 UTC)

Current state: /health still returns HTTP 404. The root cause (Authentik forwardAuth middleware) is confirmed.

Fix status:

Blocker: Human operator must merge 0xWheatyz/Talos#13 to deploy the IngressRoute fix via FluxCD.

Additional note: Kubernetes API (10.0.1.3:6443) is unreachable from the agent environment, so kubectl diagnostics cannot be performed.

No code changes needed in gitea-mobile -- the app is correct. This is purely an infrastructure routing issue in the Talos repo.

## Repo Manager Status Update (2026-03-30 21:00 UTC) **Current state**: `/health` still returns HTTP 404. The root cause (Authentik forwardAuth middleware) is confirmed. **Fix status**: - Fork PR [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340): MERGED into fork main - Upstream PR [0xWheatyz/Talos#13](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/0xWheatyz/Talos/pulls/13): OPEN, mergeable, waiting for human review - Flux syncs from upstream, so the fix is not deployed yet **Blocker**: Human operator must merge `0xWheatyz/Talos#13` to deploy the IngressRoute fix via FluxCD. **Additional note**: Kubernetes API (10.0.1.3:6443) is unreachable from the agent environment, so kubectl diagnostics cannot be performed. **No code changes needed in gitea-mobile** -- the app is correct. This is purely an infrastructure routing issue in the Talos repo.
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Code review: The /health route is correctly registered in internal/handlers/handlers.go:34 as mux.HandleFunc("GET /health", h.Health). The auth middleware explicitly exempts /health from authentication (internal/middleware/auth.go:36). The server listens on :8080 which matches the deployment, service, and IngressRoute configuration.

Deployment config review (from Talos repo):

  • Deployment image is set: gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293
  • Liveness/readiness probes correctly target /health on port 8080
  • Service correctly maps port 8080 -> 8080
  • IngressRoute correctly routes Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev) to the service on port 8080

Current status: The public URL returns HTTP 404. The Kubernetes cluster API (10.0.1.3:6443) is unreachable from the agent environment (no route to host), so pod-level diagnostics cannot be performed remotely.

Likely root cause: The pod is either not running (image pull failure, crash loop, or secret missing) or Traefik is returning its own 404 because the service has no ready endpoints. This is NOT a code issue -- the routing configuration is correct.

Next steps (requires cluster access):

  1. kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile -- check if the pod exists and its status
  2. kubectl describe pod -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile -- check events
  3. kubectl logs -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile -- check for startup errors
  4. Verify the sealed secret gitea-mobile-secret has been created and contains SESSION_SECRET
## Repo Manager Status Check (2026-03-30) **Code review**: The `/health` route is correctly registered in `internal/handlers/handlers.go:34` as `mux.HandleFunc("GET /health", h.Health)`. The auth middleware explicitly exempts `/health` from authentication (`internal/middleware/auth.go:36`). The server listens on `:8080` which matches the deployment, service, and IngressRoute configuration. **Deployment config review** (from Talos repo): - Deployment image is set: `gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile:20260329192521-baf8293` - Liveness/readiness probes correctly target `/health` on port 8080 - Service correctly maps port 8080 -> 8080 - IngressRoute correctly routes `Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev)` to the service on port 8080 **Current status**: The public URL returns HTTP 404. The Kubernetes cluster API (10.0.1.3:6443) is unreachable from the agent environment (no route to host), so pod-level diagnostics cannot be performed remotely. **Likely root cause**: The pod is either not running (image pull failure, crash loop, or secret missing) or Traefik is returning its own 404 because the service has no ready endpoints. This is NOT a code issue -- the routing configuration is correct. **Next steps** (requires cluster access): 1. `kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile` -- check if the pod exists and its status 2. `kubectl describe pod -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile` -- check events 3. `kubectl logs -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile` -- check for startup errors 4. Verify the sealed secret `gitea-mobile-secret` has been created and contains `SESSION_SECRET`
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Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 latest pass)

Health endpoint status: Still returning HTTP 404.

Root cause: Confirmed -- the Authentik forwardAuth middleware on the IngressRoute intercepts all requests before they reach the gitea-mobile app. The app code itself is correct.

Fix status:

Blocking: This issue blocks #167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175, and transitively all other deployment-verification issues.

Action required: @0xWheatyz please review and merge 0xWheatyz/Talos#13 to deploy the IngressRoute fix.

## Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-30 latest pass) **Health endpoint status**: Still returning HTTP 404. **Root cause**: Confirmed -- the Authentik forwardAuth middleware on the IngressRoute intercepts all requests before they reach the gitea-mobile app. The app code itself is correct. **Fix status**: - Fork PR [leeworks-agents/Talos#340](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/leeworks-agents/Talos/pulls/340): **MERGED** into fork main - Upstream PR [0xWheatyz/Talos#13](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/0xWheatyz/Talos/pulls/13): **OPEN**, mergeable, awaiting human review - Flux syncs from upstream, so the fix will not take effect until the upstream PR is merged by @0xWheatyz **Blocking**: This issue blocks #167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175, and transitively all other deployment-verification issues. **Action required**: @0xWheatyz please review and merge [0xWheatyz/Talos#13](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/0xWheatyz/Talos/pulls/13) to deploy the IngressRoute fix.
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Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-31)

Status: Still returning HTTP 404. No change since yesterday.

Root cause: Confirmed -- Authentik forwardAuth middleware on IngressRoute intercepts all requests.

Fix chain:

  • Fork PR Talos#340: MERGED
  • Upstream PR 0xWheatyz/Talos#13: OPEN, mergeable, awaiting human review
  • Flux syncs from upstream only, so the fix is not yet deployed

Blocker: @0xWheatyz must merge 0xWheatyz/Talos#13. This is the single blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment pipeline (unblocks 6 downstream issues).

No further agent action possible until the upstream PR is merged.

## Repo Manager Triage (2026-03-31) **Status**: Still returning HTTP 404. No change since yesterday. **Root cause**: Confirmed -- Authentik forwardAuth middleware on IngressRoute intercepts all requests. **Fix chain**: - Fork PR Talos#340: MERGED - Upstream PR [0xWheatyz/Talos#13](https://gitea.leeworks.dev/0xWheatyz/Talos/pulls/13): OPEN, mergeable, awaiting human review - Flux syncs from upstream only, so the fix is not yet deployed **Blocker**: @0xWheatyz must merge 0xWheatyz/Talos#13. This is the single blocker for the entire gitea-mobile deployment pipeline (unblocks 6 downstream issues). No further agent action possible until the upstream PR is merged.
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Sprint planning update (2026-03-31): This remains the top P1 sprint priority. Resolving this single issue unblocks the following chain:

  1. #169 resolved -> unblocks #167 (pod Running confirmed)
  2. #167 closed -> unblocks #165 (IngressRoute accessible), #168 (NetworkPolicy), #158 (SMOKE_TEST.md), #94 (Flux image automation), #172 (logging verification)
  3. #158 completed (smoke test passes) -> closes milestone #176

Recommended approach: Start with kubectl port-forward -n gitea-mobile svc/gitea-mobile 8080:8080 to test the app directly, bypassing Traefik. If /health returns 200 via port-forward but 404 via IngressRoute, the issue is in Traefik routing config. If 404 even via port-forward, the handler registration is broken.

Sprint planning update (2026-03-31): This remains the **top P1 sprint priority**. Resolving this single issue unblocks the following chain: 1. #169 resolved -> unblocks #167 (pod Running confirmed) 2. #167 closed -> unblocks #165 (IngressRoute accessible), #168 (NetworkPolicy), #158 (SMOKE_TEST.md), #94 (Flux image automation), #172 (logging verification) 3. #158 completed (smoke test passes) -> closes milestone #176 Recommended approach: Start with `kubectl port-forward -n gitea-mobile svc/gitea-mobile 8080:8080` to test the app directly, bypassing Traefik. If `/health` returns 200 via port-forward but 404 via IngressRoute, the issue is in Traefik routing config. If 404 even via port-forward, the handler registration is broken.
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Triage Analysis (2026-03-31)

Root cause assessment: The HTTP 404 on /health is almost certainly caused by the pod not running, not a code defect.

Evidence:

  • /health handler exists in internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105, returns HTTP 200 with body ok
  • Handler registered at GET /health in handlers.go:34
  • Auth middleware explicitly exempts /health from token checks (middleware/auth.go:36)
  • IngressRoute correctly routes Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev) to service gitea-mobile:8080
  • Service correctly selects app: gitea-mobile pods on port 8080
  • NetworkPolicy allows Traefik ingress on port 8080
  • Deployment liveness/readiness probes both hit /health:8080

Conclusion: The 404 response is from Traefik itself (no backend available) because the gitea-mobile pod is not running in the cluster. This is blocked on the deployment pipeline:

  1. #161 (act_runner deployment) -- needs Talos PR merged and applied to cluster
  2. #171 (CI secrets) -- needs human to configure REGISTRY_USERNAME/PASSWORD in Gitea repo settings
  3. CI pipeline runs and pushes image
  4. #94 / #167 (Flux picks up new image tag, updates deployment, pod starts)
  5. Then /health will return 200

Recommendation: Relabel as blocked until the pod is actually running. No code changes needed.

## Triage Analysis (2026-03-31) **Root cause assessment**: The HTTP 404 on `/health` is almost certainly caused by the pod not running, not a code defect. **Evidence**: - `/health` handler exists in `internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105`, returns HTTP 200 with body `ok` - Handler registered at `GET /health` in `handlers.go:34` - Auth middleware explicitly exempts `/health` from token checks (`middleware/auth.go:36`) - IngressRoute correctly routes `Host(gitea-mobile.testing.leeworks.dev)` to service `gitea-mobile:8080` - Service correctly selects `app: gitea-mobile` pods on port 8080 - NetworkPolicy allows Traefik ingress on port 8080 - Deployment liveness/readiness probes both hit `/health:8080` **Conclusion**: The 404 response is from Traefik itself (no backend available) because the gitea-mobile pod is not running in the cluster. This is blocked on the deployment pipeline: 1. **#161** (act_runner deployment) -- needs Talos PR merged and applied to cluster 2. **#171** (CI secrets) -- needs human to configure REGISTRY_USERNAME/PASSWORD in Gitea repo settings 3. CI pipeline runs and pushes image 4. **#94** / **#167** (Flux picks up new image tag, updates deployment, pod starts) 5. Then `/health` will return 200 **Recommendation**: Relabel as `blocked` until the pod is actually running. No code changes needed.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-03-31 02:03:28 +00:00
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Triage Report (2026-03-31)

Status: HTTP 404 confirmed on both /health and / endpoints.

Code review finding: The Go source code is correct — GET /health is properly registered in handlers.go:34 and returns HTTP 200. The handler itself is trivial and cannot produce a 404.

Root cause assessment: The 404 is coming from Traefik (the IngressRoute exists and is responding), but the gitea-mobile pod is almost certainly not running. This is because:

  1. No container image has been pushed to the registry yet
  2. Issue #171 (registry secrets) is still open and assigned to the human operator
  3. Issue #161 (act_runner deployment) is still blocked/needs-human
  4. Without CI or a manual image push, Flux has nothing to deploy

The Traefik 404 is the default response when an IngressRoute matches but the backend service has no healthy endpoints (no pods).

Conclusion: This issue cannot be resolved by code changes. It is blocked on getting a container image into the registry. The dependency chain is:

  • #161 (deploy act_runner) OR manual image push -> #171 (registry secrets) -> CI pushes image -> #167 (Flux reconciles) -> #169 resolves automatically

Recommendation: Either:

  1. Wait for human to complete #171 and #161, then CI will push the image, OR
  2. Human manually builds and pushes a Docker image to unblock the entire Phase 3 chain

Adding blocked label to reflect the true dependency.

## Triage Report (2026-03-31) **Status:** HTTP 404 confirmed on both `/health` and `/` endpoints. **Code review finding:** The Go source code is correct — `GET /health` is properly registered in `handlers.go:34` and returns HTTP 200. The handler itself is trivial and cannot produce a 404. **Root cause assessment:** The 404 is coming from Traefik (the IngressRoute exists and is responding), but the gitea-mobile pod is almost certainly **not running**. This is because: 1. No container image has been pushed to the registry yet 2. Issue #171 (registry secrets) is still open and assigned to the human operator 3. Issue #161 (act_runner deployment) is still blocked/needs-human 4. Without CI or a manual image push, Flux has nothing to deploy **The Traefik 404** is the default response when an IngressRoute matches but the backend service has no healthy endpoints (no pods). **Conclusion:** This issue cannot be resolved by code changes. It is blocked on getting a container image into the registry. The dependency chain is: - #161 (deploy act_runner) OR manual image push -> #171 (registry secrets) -> CI pushes image -> #167 (Flux reconciles) -> #169 resolves automatically **Recommendation:** Either: 1. Wait for human to complete #171 and #161, then CI will push the image, OR 2. Human manually builds and pushes a Docker image to unblock the entire Phase 3 chain Adding `blocked` label to reflect the true dependency.
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AI-Manager commented 2026-04-19 20:03:14 +00:00
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Repo Manager Triage Update (2026-04-19)

Progress since last check:

  • Talos PR #340 (remove Authentik forwardAuth middleware): MERGED into fork
  • Upstream PR 0xWheatyz/Talos#13: MERGED into upstream
  • The Authentik middleware has been removed from the IngressRoute

Current status: The health endpoint now returns HTTP 503 ("no available server") instead of the previous HTTP 404. This confirms:

  1. The IngressRoute fix is deployed (no more Authentik interception)
  2. Traefik is routing correctly to the gitea-mobile service
  3. However, the gitea-mobile pod is NOT running -- Traefik has no backend to route to

Root cause shift: The issue is no longer about the Authentik middleware. The pod itself is not starting. Likely causes:

  • The gitea-mobile-secret SealedSecret may not be unsealed (SESSION_SECRET env var is required)
  • The container image may not be pullable
  • The pod may be in CrashLoopBackOff

This requires cluster access (kubectl) to diagnose. The Kubernetes API is unreachable from the agent environment.

Action needed from @0xWheatyz:

kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile
kubectl describe pod -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile
kubectl get events -n gitea-mobile --sort-by=.lastTimestamp
kubectl get secret gitea-mobile-secret -n gitea-mobile

Once the pod is running and /health returns 200, this issue and 6+ downstream issues can be closed.

## Repo Manager Triage Update (2026-04-19) **Progress since last check:** - Talos PR #340 (remove Authentik forwardAuth middleware): MERGED into fork - Upstream PR 0xWheatyz/Talos#13: MERGED into upstream - The Authentik middleware has been removed from the IngressRoute **Current status:** The health endpoint now returns HTTP 503 ("no available server") instead of the previous HTTP 404. This confirms: 1. The IngressRoute fix is deployed (no more Authentik interception) 2. Traefik is routing correctly to the gitea-mobile service 3. However, the gitea-mobile pod is NOT running -- Traefik has no backend to route to **Root cause shift:** The issue is no longer about the Authentik middleware. The pod itself is not starting. Likely causes: - The `gitea-mobile-secret` SealedSecret may not be unsealed (SESSION_SECRET env var is required) - The container image may not be pullable - The pod may be in CrashLoopBackOff **This requires cluster access (kubectl) to diagnose.** The Kubernetes API is unreachable from the agent environment. **Action needed from @0xWheatyz:** ```bash kubectl get pods -n gitea-mobile kubectl describe pod -n gitea-mobile -l app=gitea-mobile kubectl get events -n gitea-mobile --sort-by=.lastTimestamp kubectl get secret gitea-mobile-secret -n gitea-mobile ``` Once the pod is running and /health returns 200, this issue and 6+ downstream issues can be closed.
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All 18 agent-ready issues reviewed. All issues are already assigned. No open PRs to review.

Status unchanged since last check: The pod is still not running. kubectl is not accessible from the agent environment to diagnose further.

Blocking chain remains:

  1. #161 (act_runner deployment) -- blocked, needs-human, assigned to AI-Engineer but requires Talos cluster work
  2. #171 (registry secrets) -- needs-human, assigned to @0xWheatyz
  3. Without CI or manual image push, no container image exists in the registry
  4. Without a container image, Flux has nothing to deploy, so the pod cannot start
  5. Without a running pod, /health returns 503 (Traefik has no backend)

This issue is the lynchpin for Phase 3. It blocks 6 downstream issues (#167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175) and ultimately the milestone (#176).

Recommended action for @0xWheatyz: Either manually build and push a Docker image to gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile, or complete #171 (registry secrets) + #161 (act_runner) to enable CI-driven deployment.

## Repo Manager Triage (2026-04-19) **All 18 agent-ready issues reviewed.** All issues are already assigned. No open PRs to review. **Status unchanged since last check:** The pod is still not running. kubectl is not accessible from the agent environment to diagnose further. **Blocking chain remains:** 1. #161 (act_runner deployment) -- blocked, needs-human, assigned to AI-Engineer but requires Talos cluster work 2. #171 (registry secrets) -- needs-human, assigned to @0xWheatyz 3. Without CI or manual image push, no container image exists in the registry 4. Without a container image, Flux has nothing to deploy, so the pod cannot start 5. Without a running pod, /health returns 503 (Traefik has no backend) **This issue is the lynchpin for Phase 3.** It blocks 6 downstream issues (#167, #165, #158, #94, #173, #175) and ultimately the milestone (#176). **Recommended action for @0xWheatyz:** Either manually build and push a Docker image to `gitea.leeworks.dev/0xwheatyz/gitea-mobile`, or complete #171 (registry secrets) + #161 (act_runner) to enable CI-driven deployment.
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Triage Analysis (2026-04-19)

Status: Blocked on deployment infrastructure. Labeled needs-human.

Code review findings:

  • The /health handler in internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105 is correctly implemented — returns HTTP 200 with body ok.
  • The auth middleware in internal/middleware/auth.go:36 correctly exempts /health from authentication.
  • Route registration at handlers.go:34 uses GET /health which is valid Go 1.22+ routing.
  • The deployment manifest probes (livenessProbe and readinessProbe) correctly target /health on port 8080.

Root cause hypothesis: The 404 is most likely because the container image was never successfully built and pushed to the registry. The Dockerfile has a build issue (#180 — missing go.sum copy step) and CI has never run (#161 — no act_runner deployed). Without a valid container image, the pod cannot start, and Traefik would route to a default backend returning 404.

Dependency chain: This issue cannot be resolved until:

  1. #161 — act_runner is deployed (or image is manually built and pushed)
  2. #171 — Registry secrets configured in Gitea
  3. #180 — Dockerfile fixed for reproducible builds

Recommendation: This issue should stay assigned to AI-Engineer but marked as blocked. The human operator (0xWheatyz) needs to either manually build+push the image, or complete the act_runner deployment (#161) and registry secret configuration (#171) first.

## Triage Analysis (2026-04-19) **Status:** Blocked on deployment infrastructure. Labeled `needs-human`. **Code review findings:** - The `/health` handler in `internal/handlers/handlers.go:102-105` is correctly implemented — returns HTTP 200 with body `ok`. - The auth middleware in `internal/middleware/auth.go:36` correctly exempts `/health` from authentication. - Route registration at `handlers.go:34` uses `GET /health` which is valid Go 1.22+ routing. - The deployment manifest probes (`livenessProbe` and `readinessProbe`) correctly target `/health` on port 8080. **Root cause hypothesis:** The 404 is most likely because the container image was never successfully built and pushed to the registry. The Dockerfile has a build issue (#180 — missing `go.sum` copy step) and CI has never run (#161 — no act_runner deployed). Without a valid container image, the pod cannot start, and Traefik would route to a default backend returning 404. **Dependency chain:** This issue cannot be resolved until: 1. #161 — act_runner is deployed (or image is manually built and pushed) 2. #171 — Registry secrets configured in Gitea 3. #180 — Dockerfile fixed for reproducible builds **Recommendation:** This issue should stay assigned to AI-Engineer but marked as blocked. The human operator (0xWheatyz) needs to either manually build+push the image, or complete the act_runner deployment (#161) and registry secret configuration (#171) first.
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Sprint planning update: Issue #198 has been created as a consolidated investigation and fix issue with more detailed root cause analysis. Consider closing this in favor of #198 once a fix is underway.

**Sprint planning update**: Issue #198 has been created as a consolidated investigation and fix issue with more detailed root cause analysis. Consider closing this in favor of #198 once a fix is underway.
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Closing as superseded by #198, which was created after #184 (fix: ensure GET /health returns 200 without authentication) was completed and revealed the issue persists at the IngressRoute level. The new issue has more specific diagnosis context.

Closing as superseded by #198, which was created after #184 (fix: ensure GET /health returns 200 without authentication) was completed and revealed the issue persists at the IngressRoute level. The new issue has more specific diagnosis context.
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