fix: restore HAPPY_HOME_DIR to PVC to preserve settings across restarts (#19)
Moving it to /workspace (emptyDir) wiped Happy Coder's auth, config, and state on every pod restart. The daemon also failed to start on boot because the settings were gone. Keep HAPPY_HOME_DIR on the home PVC (/home/user/.happy) for persistence. The stale lock cleanup in init-repo.sh already handles the daemon.state.json.lock problem that motivated the workspace move. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit was merged in pull request #19.
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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ githubRepo: ""
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# Happy Coder endpoints
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happyServerUrl: "https://happy.farh.net"
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happyWebappUrl: "https://happy-coder.farh.net"
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happyHomeDir: "/workspace/.happy"
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happyHomeDir: "/home/user/.happy"
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happyExperimental: "true"
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# VNC display
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@@ -63,10 +63,9 @@ chown "$RUN_UID:$RUN_GID" "$HOME"
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# so no sudo needed — Happy/Claude Code will find credentials in the correct home dir.
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echo "Starting Happy Coder..."
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# HAPPY_HOME_DIR is in /workspace (emptyDir), so it is always fresh on pod start.
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# Remove the lock file as a safety net in case daemon start is called more than
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# once within the same container lifetime.
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rm -f "${HAPPY_HOME_DIR:-/workspace/.happy}/daemon.state.json.lock"
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# Remove stale lock file. HAPPY_HOME_DIR lives on the home PVC so it survives
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# pod restarts — without this cleanup the daemon refuses to start after a crash.
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rm -f "${HAPPY_HOME_DIR:-$HOME/.happy}/daemon.state.json.lock"
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cd "$WORKSPACE_DIR"
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happy daemon start || echo "Happy Coder daemon failed to start, continuing anyway..."
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