🤖 Fix for "docker-compose.dev.yaml and .env.example..." by FixODev

[fixodev]

This PR addresses the mention of @FixODev in gitroomhq/postiz-app#822.

Triggered by: @epavanello

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• Chores
  • Updated environment variables for the PostgreSQL service in the development Docker Compose configuration.

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Walkthrough

The development Docker Compose configuration was updated to modify the PostgreSQL service's environment variables, specifically changing the database username and password values. No other services or configuration aspects were altered.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docker-compose.dev.yaml	Updated PostgreSQL environment variables for user and password

Poem

A bunny hopped by the compose file, Tweaked the user and password with a smile. Now Postgres is set, in dev it will run, With new credentials—oh what fun! Hippity-hop, the changes are done! 🐇

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[egelhaus]

You shouldn't change the .env.example

[egelhaus]

And shouldn't use AI to make your Pull Requests

[epavanello]

And shouldn't use AI to make your Pull Requests

as you prefer 🤷🏻‍♂️

[egelhaus]

And shouldn't use AI to make your Pull Requests

as you prefer 🤷🏻‍♂️

If you check if it's correct, then you can use AI, but not like this bot where it just blindly does it.

[epavanello]

If you check if it's correct, then you can use AI, but not like this bot where it just blindly does it.

I developed that bot 😅 it doesn't work blindly, it knows what it's doing, in fact the PR does exactly what I imagined was needed to correct the issue. Anyway, if the contribution is not appreciated I won't let it contribute here

[egelhaus]

If you check if it's correct, then you can use AI, but not like this bot where it just blindly does it.

I developed that bot 😅 it doesn't work blindly, it knows what it's doing, in fact the PR does exactly what I imagined was needed to correct the issue.

Anyway, if the contribution is not appreciated I won't let it contribute here

With "blindly" I meant that no human will check before submitting the PR

[epavanello]

If you check if it's correct, then you can use AI, but not like this bot where it just blindly does it.

I developed that bot 😅 it doesn't work blindly, it knows what it's doing, in fact the PR does exactly what I imagined was needed to correct the issue. Anyway, if the contribution is not appreciated I won't let it contribute here

With "blindly" I meant that no human will check before submitting the PR

oh, yes I can understand, in case the PR wasn't ready I would have iterated in the PR's conversations tab (with the bot) making the necessary adjustments

[egelhaus]

If you check if it's correct, then you can use AI, but not like this bot where it just blindly does it.

I developed that bot 😅 it doesn't work blindly, it knows what it's doing, in fact the PR does exactly what I imagined was needed to correct the issue.

Anyway, if the contribution is not appreciated I won't let it contribute here

With "blindly" I meant that no human will check before submitting the PR

oh, yes I can understand, in case the PR wasn't ready I would have iterated in the PR's conversations tab (with the bot) making the necessary adjustments

If you can make it do adjustments, then I'll reopen it, and you tell it to change the docker-compose-dev.yml not the .env.example

[epavanello]

@fixodev as you can read, revert the .env.example and apply the changes to the docker-compose.dev.yaml file

[fixodev]

✅ @epavanello, I've updated the PR based on your feedback! The changes have been pushed to the FixODev/822-523535 branch.

Debug Trace

Estimated Cost: $0.0221

🔧 readFile({"path":".env.example","reasonForCall":"To identify the change that needs to be reverted a...[44]"}) => {"content":"# Configuration reference: http://docs.postiz.com/configuration/reference...[3696]","totalLines":112} 🔧 readFile({"path":"docker-compose.dev.yaml","reasonForCall":"To identify the PostgreSQL service and its environ...[31]"}) => {"content":"# Do not use this yml for production. It is not up-to-date....[1488]","totalLines":64} 🔧 think({"thought":"The user wants to revert the changes in .env.examp...[394]"}) => {"thought":"The user wants to revert the changes in .env.examp...[394]"} 🔧 writeFile({"path":".env.example","content":"# Configuration reference: http://docs.postiz.com/configuration/reference...[3694]","createDirectories":false,"reasonForCall":"Reverting .env.example to its original state as pe...[90]"}) => {"success":true,"path":".env.example"} 🔧 writeFile({"path":"docker-compose.dev.yaml","content":"# Do not use this yml for production. It is not up-to-date....[1488]","createDirectories":true,"reasonForCall":"Updating docker-compose.dev.yaml to align PostgreS...[252]"}) => {"success":true,"path":"docker-compose.dev.yaml"} 🔧 taskCompletion({"objectiveAchieved":true,"reasonOrOutput":"Successfully reverted the .env.example file and ap...[365]"}) => Successfully reverted the .env.example file and applied the PostgreSQL credential changes to docker-compose.dev.yaml, aligning the development environment as requested. The DATABASE_URL in .env.example is now 'postgresql://postiz-user:postiz-password@localhost:5432/postiz-db-local', and docker-compose.dev.yaml uses 'postiz-user' and 'postiz-password' for PostgreSQL credentials, resolving the misalignment issue.

[nevo-david]

@ennogelhaus should we close this? looks like spam

[egelhaus]

No @nevo-david , look at the comments and the linked issue above

[Mokkapps]

I want to do my first contribution but I cannot get my local development setup running due to the password authentication failed error if I run docker compose -f "docker-compose.dev.yaml" up in the main branch

If I modify my docker-compose.dev.yaml to the changes provided in this PR I still get the same error:

postiz-postgres      | 2025-06-23 04:04:49.455 UTC [33] FATAL:  password authentication failed for user "postiz-user"
postiz-postgres      | 2025-06-23 04:04:49.455 UTC [33] DETAIL:  Role "postiz-user" does not exist.

Am I doing something wrong or are the credentials still wrong?

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[alieren1805]

I want to do my first contribution but I cannot get my local development setup running due to the password authentication failed error if I run docker compose -f "docker-compose.dev.yaml" up in the main branch

If I modify my docker-compose.dev.yaml to the changes provided in this PR I still get the same error:

postiz-postgres      | 2025-06-23 04:04:49.455 UTC [33] FATAL:  password authentication failed for user "postiz-user"
postiz-postgres      | 2025-06-23 04:04:49.455 UTC [33] DETAIL:  Role "postiz-user" does not exist.

Am I doing something wrong or are the credentials still wrong?

@Mokkapps Were you able to finalize your setup? Running into the same issue and it's blocking integration.

[Mokkapps]

@alieren1805 unfortunately no, got no support here and lost the motivation to contribute to this project.