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fix(docker): point MinIO at quay.io — the Docker Hub repository is gone - #178

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Main is red

Accessibility E2E Tests (Playwright + Axe) fails at Start nself backend stack (run 34837167497):

minio Error pull access denied for minio/minio, repository does not exist
or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1

MinIO removed minio/minio from Docker Hub:

check result
hub.docker.com/v2/repositories/minio/minio/ {"message":"object not found"}
manifest minio/minio:latest, anonymous 401
manifest minio/minio:latest, authenticated 401
quay.io/minio/minio:latest, anonymous 200

I tested with valid Docker Hub credentials before assuming: authenticating does not help. The repository is gone, not rate-limited, so adding docker/login-action would have been the wrong fix. quay.io/minio/minio is MinIO's own registry.

Verification

Resolved the CI stack exactly as the workflow does (.env.dev + the CI computed vars) and checked every image:

ok  axllent/mailpit:latest      ok  nginx:alpine
ok  busybox:latest              ok  nhost/hasura-auth:latest
ok  getmeili/meilisearch:v1.5   ok  nself/nself-admin:latest
ok  hasura/graphql-engine:v2.36.0   ok  postgres:16-alpine
ok  quay.io/minio/minio:latest

9/9 resolve. minio was the only failure before this change — matching the job log exactly.

Scope

backend/docker-compose.yml (what CI starts), the three deploy/docker compose files, the k8s manifest, the CLI services wiki page, and the storage issue template.

One thing to call out

backend/docker-compose.yml is marked # GENERATED BY nself build — DO NOT HAND EDIT. Editing it here is a deliberate deviation: main is red today and the generator fix (nself-org/cli#424, which moves the pin and adds a daily gate that resolves every default image) is not released yet. The durable fix is regenerating this file once that CLI ships.

Separately, a generated compose file arguably should not be tracked at all under the org's generated-file rule. I have not de-tracked it here — that is not something to slip into a CI fix.

CI has been red since MinIO removed minio/minio from Docker Hub. The
Accessibility E2E job fails at 'Start nself backend stack':

  minio Error pull access denied for minio/minio, repository does not
  exist or may require 'docker login'

The Hub API now answers {"message":"object not found"} for the repository
and every tag returns 401, to anonymous and authenticated requests alike,
so a docker login step would not fix it. quay.io/minio/minio is MinIO's own
registry and serves :latest anonymously.

Verified by resolving the CI stack exactly as the workflow does (.env.dev
plus the CI computed vars) and checking each image: all 9 resolve, where
minio was previously the only failure.

Also updates the deploy compose files, the k8s manifest, the CLI services
wiki page and the storage issue template, which carried the same dead image.

backend/docker-compose.yml is marked GENERATED BY nself build. Editing it by
hand is a deliberate deviation, taken because main is red today and the
generator fix (nself-org/cli#424) is not released yet. The durable fix is to
regenerate this file once that ships. Separately, a generated compose file
should not be tracked at all under the org rule; that is left alone here
rather than de-tracked in a CI fix.
…po tracks on purpose

The two gates in this workflow contradicted each other. Doc-Sync carves out
backend/docker-compose.yml by name — 'tracked for CI E2E provisioning
(nself start --skip-build needs the file at checkout)' — while the Generated
File Gate refused every commit that touched it. The file could be kept but
never corrected, which is how it stayed pinned to a MinIO image Docker Hub
had deleted, and why this PR's own fix could not land.

The carve-out is verified, not blanket. This gate exists to stop generated
files carrying plaintext credentials into a public repo (the ntask incident:
a generated compose with the postgres password, Hasura admin secret and JWT
keys). That protection is kept exactly: all 21 credential-shaped keys in this
file are ${...} references today, and the gate now asserts that on every
commit — a literal value fails it with the offending lines printed.

Verified both directions locally: the gate passes on this PR's diff, and
replacing one ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD} with a literal makes it fail and name the
line. Every other generated file is refused exactly as before.
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Update: the Generated File Gate blocked its own repo's fix

The first push failed Hygiene Checks:

ERROR: Refusing to commit generated file. Add to .gitignore first.
  -> backend/docker-compose.yml

That is two gates in the same workflow disagreeing. The Doc-Sync step carves this file out by name:

Exception: backend/docker-compose.yml is tracked for CI E2E provisioning (nself start --skip-build needs the file at checkout). It introduces no new ports […] See .github/wiki/E2E-Backend-Setup.md.

The Generated File Gate did not. So the file was declared legitimately tracked by one gate and made permanently uneditable by the other — which is precisely how it stayed pinned to an image Docker Hub had deleted.

I have amended the Generated File Gate rather than working around it. My earlier note in the PR body called the edit a deviation; with the Doc-Sync carve-out in view that reading was wrong — the file is tracked by explicit design, and the missing carve-out is the defect.

The carve-out is verified, not blanket

This gate exists to stop generated files carrying plaintext credentials into a public repo (the ntask incident: a generated compose with the postgres password, Hasura admin secret and JWT keys). That is preserved. All 21 credential-shaped keys in this file are ${...} references today, and the gate now asserts it on every commit:

OK: backend/docker-compose.yml is generated and tracked by design
    (CI E2E provisioning); no literal credentials.

Exercised in the failing direction — one ${POSTGRES_PASSWORD} replaced with a literal:

ERROR: … it now carries literal credential values.
    61:      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: hunter2-literal-test

Every other generated file is refused exactly as before. The gate is now stricter about this file than it was: before, the file was simply unmodifiable, and nothing ever checked its contents for literals.

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Closing in favour of #179, which now carries both commits from this branch.

These two PRs were blocking each other: this one fails Security Gate (it branches from main, which carries the 20 high CVEs fixed in #179), and #179 fails Accessibility E2E Tests (that job starts the nself stack, which cannot pull minio/minio — the fix is here). Neither could go green alone, so they are combined.

The MinIO change and the Generated File Gate carve-out are unchanged, cherry-picked as 575ca957 and b04ad8f7. The upstream generator fix is nself-org/cli#424, now merged.

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