Reject out-of-range and duplicate response indexes before mapping them to batch inputs. Return an error when a requested input has no response item instead of silently passing an incomplete batch downstream.
Add focused coverage for malformed responses and valid out-of-order results.
Signed-off-by: PP1 <74917296+pengpengyi92@users.noreply.github.com>
New endpoint GET /api/v1/auth/oidc/start — unlike /auth/oidc/url which
returns JSON and requires frontend JS to navigate, this endpoint directly
returns a 302 redirect to the OIDC Provider's authorization page. This
enables external platforms (enterprise portals, Nexus, etc.) to give a
single clickable link that triggers the full OIDC authorization code
flow and, when the IdP has an active SSO session, achieves passwordless
login without any frontend involvement.
- backend derives the callback URL from the request origin automatically
(no caller-supplied redirect_uri needed)
- OIDC nonce cookie is bound identically to /auth/oidc/url (CSRF/replay
protection)
- registered in the auth middleware public-path whitelist (otherwise
the global auth middleware returns 401 before routing reaches the
handler)
- refactored shared nonce-cookie helper out of GetOIDCAuthorizationURL
for reuse by OIDCStart
* cubesandbox support
* feat(agent): add sandbox shell execution, file management tools, and Artifacts collection/download system
- Add three sandbox agent tools: shell_exec / sandbox_ls / sandbox_read
- shell_exec: safely execute shell commands in session sandbox with timeout & output truncation
- sandbox_ls: enumerate files under sandbox artifact output directory with recursive listing & pagination
- sandbox_read: read sandbox file content with offset-based chunked reading
- Add Artifacts system:
- ArtifactCollector: real-time collection of sandbox tool output files, attached to messages
- /api/artifacts/{session_id}/{message_id}/{filename}: download endpoint for frontend
- ChatArtifactsDrawer.vue: frontend artifacts sidebar UI
- DB migration 000066_message_artifacts: add artifacts column to messages table
- Attachment sandbox staging: upload user attachments to session sandbox on QA request for skill tool access
- Update Agent Prompts: add shell/sandbox tool usage constraints and safety rules
- Extend Agent Observe: include agent steps in Langfuse observability tracing
- Refactor Sandbox SessionManager: support session-scoped file listing, reading, and status queries
- Frontend: render artifact events in AgentStreamDisplay, i18n updates for 4 locales
- Add comprehensive tests: shell_exec_test, sandbox_read_test, artifact_collector_test, etc.
* feat(agent):add remote sandbox client abstract & client errors
* feat(sandbox): implement Redis binding store with distributed lifecycle lock;
* feat(sandbox): add remote session lifecycle with ownership context
Implement remoteSessionLifecycle to coordinate persistent remote sandboxes
across multi-instance deployments. Supports Resolve (lazy provision,
recovery, race-safe create) and Destroy with compare-delete semantics.
Add ownership context isolation to decouple remote resource cleanup from
request cancellation.
* feat(sandbox): add CubeRemoteClient adapter for RemoteSandboxClient
Implement CubeRemoteClient as a provider-neutral RemoteSandboxClient
implementation. Error normalization, timeout mapping, and metadata
support are fully integrated. SDK details remain private to the
adapter.
* refactor(sandbox): decouple SessionBoundManager from Cube
Remove internal/sandbox/cube.go (CubeSandbox, sync.Map reaper). Add
RemoteSandbox as provider-neutral Sandbox interface implementation.
Rewrite SessionBoundManager to depend on RemoteSandboxClient +
SessionSandboxBindingStore + SessionExistenceChecker, with all
lifecycle ops delegated to remoteSessionLifecycle (Redis + distributed
lock). Application-layer interfaces migrated to RemoteDirEntry/StatEntry
with time.Time ModTime. Cleanup delegated to provider idle-timeout.
* refactor(agent): enhance session capability handling in sandbox manager
- Introduced sessionFileStore and sessionShellExecutor functions to centralize capability checks for session-scoped file and shell execution.
- Updated agent service to register tools based on the presence of session filesystem capabilities, improving compatibility with various sandbox backends.
- Refactored tests to validate behavior when session capabilities are absent, ensuring robust handling of different sandbox types.
- Removed Cube-specific checks, promoting a more provider-neutral approach to session management.
* refactor(sandbox): add E2B backend, modernize Cube adapter, and enable multi-instance Redis binding
- Add e2b_remote_client.go (~850 lines) — full RemoteSandboxClient implementation
covering lifecycle, execution, and filesystem ops (ListDir/Stat/MakeDir/Remove)
- Wire E2B into NewManagerFromType and container/bootstrap path (buildE2BManager)
- Dependency: matiasinsaurralde/go-e2b v0.1.0
- Cut ~1500 lines of legacy SDK wrapper (cube_client.go, cube_envd.go,
cube_defaults.go) and replace with direct *cubesandbox.Client usage
- Parse CubeProxy URL directly in adapter (parseProxyURL), removing the
old hand-rolled envd transport layer
- Pass lifecycle extra fields (onTimeout, autoResume) via SDK CreateOptions.Extra
- Target Cube deployment v0.5.1
- Add RemoteNetworkPolicy to RemoteCreateRequest with AllowInternetAccess,
AllowPublicTraffic, AllowOut/DenyOut — shared by Cube and E2B adapters
- Both adapters default to permissive (internet+public on) for backwards compat
- Add selectSessionBindingStore() — Redis-backed or in-memory, controlled by
WEKNORA_SANDBOX_REDIS_NAMESPACE / WEKNORA_REDIS_NAMESPACE
- Add repositorySessionExistenceChecker — checks session existence via DB
(gorm.ErrRecordNotFound → not exists, transient errors → preserve binding)
- newSandboxManager() now accepts redisClient + sessionRepo; deprecated
hardcoded NewMemorySessionSandboxBindingStore() in production path
- buildSessionCreateRequest default timeout action: Kill → Pause+AutoResume
(Cube and E2B). Sessions survive brief idle periods; providers still
handle TTL-based reaping.
- buildSessionCreateRequest() and effectiveHTTPTimeout() parameterized
by RemoteProvider (was hardcoded to Cube Config fields)
- NewSessionBoundManager validates provider and delegates defaults to
per-provider apply*Defaults helpers
- Legacy SDK wrapper: cube_client.go, cube_envd.go, cube_defaults.go,
cube_envd_test.go, cube_net_diag_test.go, cube_test.go (~2500 lines)
- Unused helpers: DefaultManager.validateExecution, IsRemoteTerminal,
IsRemoteUnsupported, IsRemoteTransient, ShouldPreserveRemoteBinding
- Dead Config fields: CubeEnvdPort, CubeIdleTTL, AllowedCmds
- Dead ExecuteResult method: GetOutput
- Unused test: session_artifacts_integration_test.go
- Preloaded skill: sandbox-test-python
- Extract shared httpErrorKind() from per-adapter normalize functions
- Add SupportsFilesystemEnumeration capability flag — gates SessionFileStore
advertisement (E2B returns true post-reconnect, Cube always true)
- Fix stale comments: Cube-only → remote backends, remove "tomorrow"/"future"
- Bump session sandbox TTL defaults: 604800s → 300s (.env.example)
- Update docs/agent-skills.md: full multi-instance deployment guide
Total: 29 files, +1188 / -3721
* feat(agent): bind collected skill artifacts to owning message in resource registry
When ArtifactCollector persists a skill-generated file it now registers a
resource:// binding (owner_type=message, owner_id=assistantMessageID,
relation=artifact) in addition to the messages.artifacts JSONB record. This
mirrors how knowledge uploads and chat attachments bind their resources, so
artifacts can be enumerated and garbage-collected through the resource
registry instead of only via the message JSONB column.
- ArtifactCollector: inject ResourceCatalog, add messageID to Collect/
maybePersist, and add best-effort bindArtifactResource (binding failures are
logged, never drop the artifact; only resource:// refs are bound).
- agent_stream_handler: pass assistantMessageID into Collect.
- Renumber message_artifacts migration 000066 -> 000077 to resolve the
version collision with existing migrations (upstream now uses 000075/000076).
- Tests: update collector signatures and add coverage for the binding path
and for graceful degradation when Bind fails.
Note: binding applies to newly generated artifacts only; existing rows are
not backfilled.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* fix(sandbox): harden remote sandbox security and artifact collection
Disable Cube local fallback so skill scripts never run on the host when
the remote provider is unavailable. Require Redis for cube/e2b binding
unless WEKNORA_SANDBOX_ALLOW_MEMORY_BINDING=true for single-node dev.
Collect artifacts with WithoutCancel so user stop does not drop files,
reject shell_exec work_dir outside /workspace, and refuse session-scoped
Execute when a local fallback would be engaged.
* fix(ci): gofmt sandbox files and resolve artifact drawer type error
Apply gofmt to PR-touched Go files and narrow ChatArtifactsDrawer
props in AgentStreamDisplay so session-id is always a string.
* fix(sandbox): adapt to upstream main after rebase
Renumber the message_artifacts migration 000077 -> 000079: upstream now
uses 000077_remove_wiki_log and 000078_chunk_editing_and_custom_metadata.
Declare empty model-handle policies for shell_exec / list_sandbox_files /
read_sandbox_file. Upstream added a coverage test requiring every
UI-exposed tool to declare one; sandbox output is arbitrary skill-authored
content, so it gets the same treatment as execute_skill_script.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* feat(sandbox): replace single tenant sandbox config column with a configs table to support multi-sandbox config per tenant.
* feat(sandbox): add sandbox config entity, cordon lease and session pin field
* feat(sandbox): add sandbox config repository with tenant scoping and cordon lease
* feat(sandbox): stamp sandbox config ID onto sandbox metadata
* feat(sandbox): scope sandbox listing, release and reaping to a single config
* feat(sandbox): resolve managers per config and refuse cordoned or missing configs
* feat(sandbox): implement session pinning and config identity change detection
- Add SessionSandboxPinner with read/pin/clear to bind session to config
- Refactor four entry points (execute/attachment/artifact/destroy) to use pinned config
- Add config_identity.go to detect identity changes by effective values (APIURL/APIKey/Domain/ProxyURL)
- Add SandboxIdentityChanged with key-masked comparison to prevent false 409 conflicts
- Fix artifact collection for default backend and destroy for legacy empty-pin sessions
* feat(sandbox): add multi-tenant sandbox config management and HTTP APIs
Service layer:
- Add sandbox config business service supporting CRUD and inventory listing
- For non-identity changes (e.g., template, TTL), save directly without locking or remote interactions
- For identity changes (e.g., API key, endpoint), reject save if there are still live sandboxes under this config on the remote side,
and return structured inventory details (sandbox count, affected sessions, related agents) for frontend prompting
- Before deleting a config, check remote live sandboxes; if occupied, reject and prompt user to end sessions or create a new config
- Identity comparison based on effective values to avoid normal saves being misidentified as credential rotation
HTTP interfaces and routing:
- Add REST endpoints for sandbox config (List/Create/Get/Update/Delete/Inventory)
- Mask sensitive credentials (API key, etc.) in all read responses
- Return 409 with structured inventory details on rejection scenarios
- sandbox-check probing supports specifying an existing config_id directly
- Remove old handler file, consolidate validation logic into service layer
- DI wiring and route registration for all six endpoints
* feat(sandbox): add sandbox_config_id field to allow agent referencing named sandbox config
- Add SandboxConfigID field to CustomAgentConfig with omitempty; empty value falls back to global defaults
- Validate config existence on create/update; return 400 if not found
- Inject sandboxConfigService into CustomAgentHandler
- Add unit tests covering field serialization and validation logic
* feat(sandbox, agent): Migrate sandbox config to multi-config CRUD, support named backend selection and workspace scripts policy
Migrate frontend API from legacy KV single-config to /sandbox-configs REST interface, supplement type definitions, detection methods and policy fields; refactor sandbox settings page to multi-config card grid, manage configs with cube/e2b tabs, add editor drawer for create/edit/delete, connection testing and occupancy hints, and add workspace scripts policy toggle; add sandbox config dropdown in Agent editor skill section, integrate config caching, and support selecting named config or falling back to deployment default.
* feat(sandbox): Unify sandbox disable semantics and add tenant-level policy master switch
- Backend: Unify interception in resolveTenantSandboxForConfig with priority: global disable > tenant disable > default fallback > named config; add deploymentSandboxDisabled() using env var to avoid mis‑impacting named E2B; update WorkspaceSandboxPolicy comment as master switch for entire workspace; add unit tests for various scenarios.
- Frontend: Sync i18n copy: button text changed to "Disable/Enable sandbox execution"; confirmation dialog clarifies impact scope; success/failure messages aligned.
- Semantic layering: WEKNORA_SANDBOX_MODE=disabled disables globally; tenant‑level "Disable sandbox execution" only disables for the current workspace.
* feat(sandbox): Add SSRF protection, Agent binding to named configs, and reference query capabilities
- Add outbound URL security guard to validate Cube/E2B API/Proxy addresses against SSRF (including cloud metadata), support allowing private endpoints via env var, link-local always blocked
- Add named backend type validation, only cube/e2b can be stored as workspace named config
- Add sandbox config ID field to Agent at runtime, resolve sandbox for attachments and execution based on Agent's selected named config instead of always global default
- Add query to list Agents referencing a sandbox config ID, useful for deletion/changes to show dependents
- Adapt artifact collector and other callers to fill missing resolve signature parameter
* fix(sandbox): fix session teardown and config-update, add HTTP pool sharing for Cube
Session teardown & deletion ordering
- Move sandbox destroy (and pin `Clear`) before soft‑delete operations (`DeleteSession`/`BatchDeleteSessions`/`DeleteAllSessions`) to prevent remote sandbox leaks and stale pins.
- Pass deployment‑wide `SessionBoundManager` as fallback into `resolveTenantSandboxForConfig` for sentinel pins (`"-"`) to support deployment‑default sessions.
## Config update edge cases
- When identity fields change but old credentials cannot build a client or list config sandboxes, log a warning and proceed with the update instead of returning `sandbox_inventory_unverifiable`; live sandboxes still return 409.
- UI: move `sandboxes_still_live` / `unverifiable` alerts to the top of the sandbox config drawer and auto‑scroll on save refusal and connectivity check results.
Artifact collection for Cube skills
- Pre‑create `/workspace/output` via envd with correct ownership/permissions for `DefaultSandboxExecUser` to ensure Cube skill artifacts are collected properly by `ArtifactCollector`.
HTTP pool sharing for named Cube configs
- Named sandbox configs rebuilt a client on every `Resolve`, causing fresh TCP connections to CubeAPI and the envd proxy on each request.
- Add `CubeTransportPool` and `cubeSplitTransport`:
- Control plane traffic reuses the same `SharedTransport` as E2B.
- Data plane traffic uses a guarded transport cached per proxy host:port, preserving the sandbox `Host` header.
- Wire the pool through the tenant resolver `buildClient`; keep SDK defaults for the deployment‑default manager and connectivity probes.
* feat(sandbox): sandbox execution DefaultUser change from root to user
* fix(multi-sandbox-config-per-tenant): align deployment config with tenant resolver and centralize defaults
- Merge form overrides onto DeploymentConfig() via WEKNORA_SANDBOX_* env vars
instead of DefaultConfig() hardcoded values, allowing empty fields to inherit
from .env rather than Go constants
- Centralize deployment baseline parsing in sandbox/defaults.go with
DeploymentConfig, CubeConfigFromEnv, E2BConfigFromEnv
- Delegate container startup to shared helpers to avoid drift
- Propagate tenant env_vars through ResolveEffectiveConfig into
buildSessionCreateRequest for both Cube and E2B session sandboxes
* fix(multi-sandbox-config-per-tenant): fix some bugs frontend.
* fix(sandbox): guard check-path dials, fix staging gate and shared-agent binding tenant
Three defects found while reviewing the remote sandbox work:
- The Cube connectivity probe and the deployment-default Cube/E2B managers
built clients without a guarded transport, so an admin-supplied api_url or
proxy_url could reach link-local addresses via DNS rebinding even though
save-time validation passed. All three now dial through the same outbound
guard the per-tenant resolver enforces.
- Attachment staging was gated on the process-wide manager, so a workspace
pointing an agent at a named Cube/E2B config while the deployment default
stayed docker/local would run its tools remotely against an empty
/workspace/input. The gate now resolves the manager the session actually
runs on.
- Session to sandbox bindings were keyed by the tenant in context, which a
shared agent deliberately swaps for the agent owner's so models, KBs and
named configs resolve in the sharing workspace. Session deletion only ever
knows the session's own tenant, so teardown looked up a key nobody wrote
and abandoned a paused MicroVM that keeps billing. The binding tenant is
now carried separately and survives CloneContext.
* chore(sandbox): renumber migrations above upstream and de-collide test stub
Upstream main took 000079 (knowledge_folder_path) and 000080
(knowledge_base_auto_tag_config) while this branch was open, so the three
sandbox migrations move to 000081-000083. golang-migrate requires unique,
ordered versions, and the RAISE NOTICE labels move with the file names.
Main also added a handler test declaring stubSessionService in the same
package; the artifact download test's configurable variant is renamed rather
than merged, since the two stubs answer GetSession differently.
---------
Co-authored-by: hailongzhao <hailongzhao@tencent.com>
Co-authored-by: wizardchen <wizardchen@tencent.com>
Deduplicate the two inline SearchResult rebuilds (SSE references and
agent-stream references) into one searchResultFromMap helper.
Add a JSON round-trip test pinning all fields.
Client methods gained optional ...ResourceURLOptions, which broke
CLI service interfaces used for compile-time Client assignability and
caused `go build ./...` to fail on main. Update interfaces and fakes
so ChatService/ListService/AskService/ResumeService/ViewService/MCP
match the SDK again.
When agent update hit exit-10 confirmation, retry_argv dropped
--add-kb/--remove-kb/--system-prompt-file/--config-file, so re-running
after approval could not reproduce the original update.
Expand pflag SliceValue flags as repeated --flag value pairs in
BuildRetryArgv, and include the missing agent update flags in the
allow list. Fixes#2597.
Prefill rerank_model_id in the agent create dialog with the same
is_default-first, first-active fallback as chat
Extract the selection into frontend/src/utils/modelDefaults.ts and reuse
it in the KB dialog.
- Reconcile stale pending invites after auto-accept AddMember
- Adopt invited workspace as home tenant when invitee is tenantless
- Await refreshFromAuthMe on SPA boot; sync auto_accept in hydrateSessionFromToken
- Document capabilities.auto_accept_invitation; extend client SDK and OpenAPI
Add a global tenant switch (tenant.auto_accept_invitation /
WEKNORA_TENANT_AUTO_ACCEPT_INVITATION, default false). When enabled,
inviting an already-registered user adds them to the tenant as an
active member immediately, instead of creating a pending invitation
the invitee must accept from their inbox.
Backend:
- CreateInvitation reads the switch and, when on, calls the new shared
addMemberAndRespond helper (extracted from TenantMemberHandler.AddMember)
to persist the member and write the HTTP response. Both call sites
share it so the sentinel->status mapping can't drift apart.
- Register the setting in the system_setting registry (bool, default
false).
- Expose the switch as capabilities.auto_accept_invitation on
GET /auth/me, so the SPA can adapt the invite popup without calling
the super-admin settings API.
- Cover enabled/disabled, already-a-member, unknown email, owner role
rejection, and nil member service with unit tests.
Frontend:
- The invite popup adapts to the mode. With auto-accept, the form
submits directly (button reads "Send", no "confirm invitation" step)
and refreshes the member roster silently (no toast; the new row is
the feedback). The classic two-step flow is unchanged when off.
- Fix capabilities hydration: refreshFromAuthMe (the only reader of
/auth/me capabilities) was invoked solely from the invitation-token
flow, so on page reload can_create_tenant and auto_accept_invitation
stayed at their initial false. Trigger it from initFromStorage once a
token is restored so deployment switches are reconciled with the live
server.
* fix(security): harden outbound URL SSRF protection
* test(security): add SSRF validation tests for outbound URL caching
Introduce tests for outbound SSRF validation cache to ensure proper handling of URL validation, including cache reuse for the same origin, cache invalidation on whitelist changes, and expiration of cached entries. This enhances the robustness of SSRF protection mechanisms in the application.
* refactor: clean up whitespace in engine_factory.go and ssrf_outbound_cache.go
Removed unnecessary blank lines in engine_factory.go and adjusted variable declarations for consistency in ssrf_outbound_cache.go. This improves code readability without altering functionality.
The VLM path sent max_tokens and temperature, both rejected by reasoning
and GPT-5 models. go-openai's reasoning validator failed the request
client-side, so every OCR and caption call errored with "this model is
not supported MaxTokens, please use MaxCompletionTokens" and no image
chunk was ever created.
The chat path already solved this in shapeOpenAIReasoning (issue #1283);
the VLM path was never wired to it. Reuse the shared
provider.IsOpenAIReasoningOrGPT5Model predicate so both paths agree on
which models are affected. Migrating max_tokens alone is not enough --
the VLM default temperature of 0.1 is independently rejected.
Also report an empty completion with finish_reason=length as an error.
max_completion_tokens covers reasoning tokens, so an exhausted budget
returns empty content rather than an API error, which was previously
recorded as no_extracted_content and looked identical to an image with
no text.
Fixes#2537
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shared-agent replies can reference resources in the source workspace. Route
those images through a session/message file proxy that derives authorization
from the persisted message and active share, and align the chat renderer to
use the assistant message ID during streaming hydration.
Address post-merge review: verify old password before policy checks,
reject same-password rotations, mark OIDC-provisioned users in preferences
and hide the self-service form with guidance, map API error details to
i18n, sync docs/api, Swagger, and the Go client SDK.
Expose the existing change-password API in the User Profile settings
page with current / new / confirm fields, shared password policy
validation, and i18n. Align the service layer with registration policy
(8-32 chars, letter + number) and map invalid-old / weak-password
errors cleanly. After success, revoke sessions and return the user to
login.
Fixes#2267
Automatic tagging shipped with a few paths that quietly disabled it and a
prompt that spent most of its budget on data the model never needed.
Robustness:
- Treat an omitted confidence as a deliberate selection instead of zero.
Models frequently drop the field, and the 0.75 floor then filtered out
every match, silently turning the feature off. Percentage-scale values
are rescaled rather than accepted as out-of-range certainty.
- Classify the first 500 tags when a knowledge base has more, logging a
warning, instead of dropping the task entirely. Large knowledge bases
previously got no auto-tagging at all with no user-visible signal.
- Reuse common.ParseLLMJsonResponse for the model reply, and give that
helper a balanced-scan fallback. The local extraction cut the payload at
the last "}" or "]", so a trailing citation such as "see [1]" produced
invalid JSON and burned the task's retries.
Prompt:
- Address candidates by ordinal rather than UUID. Tag names are short while
a UUID is 36 characters, so this cuts candidate tokens roughly tenfold,
keeps the model from having to reproduce (and corrupt) an id, and is what
makes the raised 500 ceiling affordable. Ordinals are range-checked and
mapped back to ids server-side.
- Drop the rationale field. Nothing read it, and at max_tags=10 it competed
with the 1024-token output budget and risked truncating the JSON.
- Fence document text in <document> so file content cannot be read as
instructions.
Behaviour:
- Add auto_tag_config.skip_if_tagged, defaulting to true, so documents the
user already tagged at upload time keep their classification. Existing
tags are now loaded before the model call, so a skipped document costs no
LLM round-trip. Configs stored without the field adopt the default.
Also promote AddKnowledgeTagRelations to KnowledgeRepository instead of
reaching for it through a type assertion that failed at runtime, and route
the max_tags bounds through AutoTagConfig.Normalize so the prompt, the match
filter and the persisted config cannot drift apart.
Adds handler-level coverage for scope, cancellation, idempotency, ordinal
validation and the new toggle, plus SDK, Swagger and API doc updates.
RemoveMember left users.tenant_id and LastActiveTenantID pointing at the
removed workspace, so login synthesised it back into the space switcher
while RBAC returned 403 on every request.
After a successful soft-delete, clear dangling home/preference pointers
and revoke outstanding sessions. On the login path, validate that home
still has an active membership and stop synthesising memberships from
users.tenant_id when the membership table is authoritative and empty.
Fixes#2586
SanitizeForLog is for log output and rewrites tabs/newlines/control
characters. Applying it to req.Password during public registration
changed the credential that was hashed, so login with the original
password failed. Match the invite registration path and pass the
password through unchanged.
Fixes#2521
Introduce a new entrypoint script for the Nginx container to ensure proper startup behavior. Update the Dockerfile to use a stable-alpine Nginx base image and include the entrypoint script, enhancing the deployment process for the documentation site.
Update the Nginx configuration to listen on port 8081 instead of the default port 80. This change is necessary for serving the documentation site correctly in the current deployment setup.
Introduce a Dockerfile for building the documentation site using VitePress and an Nginx configuration for serving the built assets. The Dockerfile sets up a multi-stage build process, while the Nginx config handles routing and caching for the /docs/ path. Update VitePress configuration to set the base path for asset links. This enhances the deployment process for the WeKnora documentation site.
Follow up on #2567 by documenting the upgrade workflow, syncing JA/KO
READMEs and installation guide, and clarifying that WEKNORA_VERSION
changes require docker compose pull to avoid stale cached images.
Import and update WeKnora documentation with VitePress: getting started,
architecture, features, API reference, clients, and development guides.
Includes landing page with inline SVG illustrations, theme components,
doc check scripts, and product screenshots.
Follow up on #2567 by documenting the upgrade workflow, syncing JA/KO
READMEs and installation guide, and clarifying that WEKNORA_VERSION
changes require docker compose pull to avoid stale cached images.
Users downloading a release and running `docker compose up -d` may get
cached old images because Docker doesn't pull by default. This caused
confusion when the UI displayed an older version than the release.
- Add `docker compose pull` before `up -d` in both README and README_CN
- Enable WEKNORA_VERSION in .env.example so users can pin a release tag
Closes#2560
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