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The deploy.sh script is now re-added to the entrypoint.sh script to ensure it runs only during first container startup. A flag file (/flags/.deployed) is now created after a successful deployment. The deploy.sh script checks for this flag and will not re-run deployment steps unless FORCE_DEPLOY is set to true. This prevents unnecessary re-runs of migrations, collectstatic, etc., on subsequent container starts within the same deployment. Corrected permissions for `/app/.cursor-server` and created a `/flags` directory with appropriate permissions in the `Dockerfile`. Added ENV DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE with default value to `Dockerfile`.
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#!/bin/bash
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if [[ -f /flags/.deployed && "$FORCE_DEPLOY" != "true" ]]; then
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echo "*** Previously deployed successfully."
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exit 0
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fi
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echo "*** Running makemigrations --check to make sure migrations are up to date..."
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django-admin makemigrations --noinput --check 2>&1 || exit 1
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echo "*** Running migrate to apply migrations..."
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django-admin migrate --noinput 2>&1
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echo "*** Clearing django cache..."
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django-admin clear_cache 2>&1
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echo "*** Running collectstatic..."
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django-admin collectstatic -c --no-input 2>&1
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echo "*** Marking as deployed..."
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touch /flags/.deployed
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echo "*** Deployed successfully!" |