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# Name Level Time Type
1 "Nairn": Phantom Gitea Deploy Medium 20 m Fix
"Nairn": Phantom Gitea Deploy

Scenario: "Nairn": Phantom Gitea Deploy

Level: Medium

Type: Fix

Access: Email

Description: Every deployment through the Gitea Actions pipeline reports full success: checkout, build, deploy, service reload, and health check all pass with green checkmarks. Despite this, users keep seeing the previous version of the app after every deploy.

~/webapp is a git clone of the Gitea repo. Edit a file there, commit, and git push to trigger the Actions pipeline. Then figure out why the running webapp service never actually serves the version it just deployed — and fix it so a successful pipeline run always results in that version being served. For example:

cd ~/webapp && echo "v2" > index.html && git commit -am "bump" && git push

Test: The file /srv/app/current/index.html on the host and the content served by the webapp at http://localhost:80/ must match.

The "Check My Solution" button runs the script /home/admin/agent/check.sh, which you can read and execute.

Time to Solve: 20 minutes.

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Updated: 2026-09-27 14:36 UTC – c78fe89