Replaced HARBOR_USER and HARBOR_TOKEN with REGISTRY_USER and REGISTRY_TOKEN for improved clarity and consistency. Adjusted Docker login command and updated image tagging to include the 'azaion' prefix in the registry path.
Add HARBOR_USER/HARBOR_TOKEN from Woodpecker secrets and a docker login
step before the existing build/push, so pipelines can push to the new
TLS-authenticated Harbor registry.
Pipeline reads $REGISTRY_HOST from the Woodpecker global secret
'registry_host' instead of hardcoding 'localhost:5000'. The full
host:port lives in the secret, so Harbor migration (AZ-205) becomes
one secret edit rather than editing every submodule pipeline.
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- Updated coderule.mdc to emphasize readability, meaningful comments, and maintainability.
- Revised testing.mdc to set a 75% coverage threshold for business logic and clarified expected results requirements.
- Improved clarity in git-workflow.mdc regarding commit message formatting and length.
- Added completeness audit requirements in research steps and quality checklists to ensure thoroughness in test specifications.
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- Delete the .woodpecker.yml file, which contained multi-platform build configurations for the CI pipeline.
- This change reflects a shift in CI strategy or tooling.
- Introduce a matrix for building on both linux/arm64 and linux/amd64 platforms.
- Update image tagging to include platform-specific tags for better versioning.
- Enhance the CI configuration for improved build clarity and organization.
- Refactor Dockerfile to improve build efficiency and clarity.
- Enhance coding standards in coderule.mdc for better maintainability.
- Add new rules to python.mdc to improve code quality.
- Modify Dockerfile to support multi-platform builds using TARGETARCH.
- Update coderule.mdc to enforce source code organization under the `src/` directory.
- Remove outdated rule from python.mdc regarding `src/` layout.
Oleksandr Bezdieniezhnykh