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Run the web app on Bun (pairux.com, installer.pairux.com) - #128
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Both dev2 sites build apps/web/Dockerfile and now run the Next standalone server under Bun instead of Node. - Image: Node + pnpm only install dependencies (pnpm stays the monorepo's package manager: the Electron and Expo toolchains, the patched @expo/cli and the release scripts depend on it, and none of them run on dev2). Next builds with `bun --bun next build`; the runtime is alpine:3.24 (the Alpine node:24-alpine had, so ffmpeg for call analysis is unchanged) with Bun's musl binary copied in, the pattern icemap.app runs in production. Port 8080, /api/health, the three NEXT_PUBLIC_* build args and the non-root uid 1001 are unchanged; the healthcheck uses Bun's fetch on 127.0.0.1. - apps/web scripts: `bun --bun next dev|build|start`. - CI: a new "web on Bun" workflow installs with pnpm, builds the web app under Bun and boots the standalone server under Bun. ci.yml is left alone (it is managed by the sh1pt Actions Fleet). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Next 16.3's Turbopack evaluates PostCSS in a separate node worker and passes it the parent's flags, so under bun --bun with a real Node on PATH it dies with "node: --bun is not allowed in NODE_OPTIONS". The build stays on Node (pnpm --filter @pairux/web build, as before); the standalone server runs on Bun. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Part of the fleet Node → Bun migration (recipe from the phonenumbers.bot pilot). Both dev2 sites built from
apps/web/Dockerfile, pairux.com and installer.pairux.com, move their runtime from Node to Bun.Changes
apps/web/Dockerfile):@expo/cli(pnpm.patchedDependencies) and the release scripts depend on it, and none of them run on dev2.bun --bun next build.alpine:3.24with Bun's musl binary copied in. That is the Alpine releasenode:24-alpineuses, so ffmpeg for call analysis stays the same version (oven/bun:*-alpineis 3.22). icemap.app runs this same pattern in production./api/health, the threeNEXT_PUBLIC_*build args the image already declared, and the non-root uid 1001.fetchon 127.0.0.1 instead of busyboxwget.bun --bun next dev|build|start. No workflow built the web app before, so nothing else changes.web on Bunworkflow installs with pnpm, builds the web app under Bun 1.4.0 and boots the standalone server under Bun. I leftci.ymlalone because the sh1pt Actions Fleet manages it.I'll post the local image verification against live pairux.com and installer.pairux.com in a comment before merging.
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