Burrito keys its on-host install directory on `{release}_erts-{ertsver}_{appver}`
and skips extraction when `_metadata.json` is already present for that version.
With a static `@version "0.1.0"` in mix.exs, every new build landed in the same
cached dir on the target host — silently running stale code.
Now @version resolves to `0.1.0+<BUILD_ID>` where BUILD_ID is the git short SHA
(or `dev-<timestamp>` fallback). scripts/build-linux.sh computes it on the host
and passes it through Dockerfile.build's ARG/ENV, so every commit produces a
distinct Burrito install dir and fresh extraction is guaranteed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses final code review:
- Host collector's /proc reads now go through Diagnostics.log_read/3,
appearing in commands.log formatted as `$ cat /proc/loadavg`
- configure/1 logs an info line on successful enable so the operator
has a breadcrumb in the journal
- Writer.init/1 documents the deliberate trap_exit omission
Addresses final code review:
- to_int/1 now returns 0 on nil or unparseable strings instead of crashing
- remove unused .pool-row CSS (superseded by .pool-block)
- clamp capacity bar width to [0, 100] to prevent visual overflow
- pool_scrub_line/1 uses scan_function so resilver shows as "resilver..."
Burrito 1.3 now requires Zig 0.15.2 (build fails with 'Your Zig version
does not match the one Burrito requires! We need 0.15.2, you have: 0.13.0').
Zig also changed its tarball naming around 0.15: the arch now comes
before 'linux' (zig-x86_64-linux-VER.tar.xz instead of
zig-linux-x86_64-VER.tar.xz), so both the download URL and the
post-extract symlink glob had to change.
Errors produced by Collectors.Host were keyword tuples {:tag, msg}, which
Jason cannot encode — metric push crashed the channel. Convert them to
plain maps with :tag and :message fields.
Reporter.handle_info/2 returned {:ok, socket}, which Slipstream rejects
(GenServer-style {:noreply, socket} is the only valid return for that
callback, unlike handle_connect/handle_join/handle_disconnect).
