✅ DOKPLOY DEPLOYMENT FIXED:
- Issue was Django ALLOWED_HOSTS configuration, not Dokploy routing
- Container and port 3000 were working correctly
- Debug configuration resolved the routing issues
✅ PRODUCTION READY:
- Switch back to production Dockerfile (Dockerfile.dokploy)
- Proper environment variables with domain-specific ALLOWED_HOSTS
- Debug mode disabled for production
📋 COMPREHENSIVE WARP.md ADDED:
- Complete project overview and architecture
- Development commands and workflows
- Agent system architecture and configuration
- Deployment guides for both CapRover and Dokploy
- Troubleshooting section with Dokploy 404 fix
- Environment variables and security features
- File-based agent configuration system explained
The application is now successfully deployed and documented for future development.
- Container and port 3000 are working (simple HTTP server test passed)
- Issue is Django-specific routing, not Dokploy
- Added debug middleware to log all incoming requests
- Added debug_settings.py with enhanced logging and URL pattern display
- Updated Dockerfile.dokploy.debug to use debug settings
- Added proper ALLOWED_HOSTS with full domain
- This will show us exactly which requests Django receives and how it responds
- Switch to debug Dockerfile with detailed logging
- Add Dockerfile.test for basic container functionality test
- Enable debug mode to see detailed startup logs
- This will help identify where the 404 error is coming from
- Add "buildOptions": ["--no-cache"] to dokploy.json
- Remove temporary comment from requirements.txt
- Forces Dokploy to rebuild all layers and install django-ratelimit properly
- No changes to application code - works as-is on CapRover
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
