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cc-ci/tests/lasuite-meet/recipe_meta.py

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# Per-recipe harness config for lasuite-meet (Phase 2 Q3.3 — La Suite / impress sibling of
# lasuite-docs + lasuite-drive; real-time video meetings via LiveKit, OIDC-dependent).
#
# Stack: app (React SPA) + backend (Django) + celery + db (postgres) + redis + livekit (SFU/WebSocket
# signaling) + web (nginx). OIDC (keycloak) is REQUIRED by the recipe.
#
# Health: the SPA is served at `/` and returns 200 unauthenticated (login is OIDC-gated, exercised by
# the SSO functional tests, not the install health check).
HEALTH_PATH = "/"
HEALTH_OK = (200, 301, 302)
# Moderate stack (no onlyoffice/collabora office backends — lighter than lasuite-drive); livekit +
# impress front/backend + postgres. Generous but smaller window than drive.
DEPLOY_TIMEOUT = 1200
HTTP_TIMEOUT = 600
# SSO-dependent (recipe.toml requires=["keycloak"], [sso] provider=keycloak). Wire OIDC at INSTALL
# time against the live-warm keycloak — same machinery as lasuite-drive (Q3.2a): the orchestrator
# provisions the per-run realm BEFORE the single `abra app deploy`, and tests/lasuite-meet/
# install_steps.sh writes the OIDC env + client secret into that one deploy (no post-deploy
# reconverge). Meet boots fine with OIDC env set because keycloak is live-warm.
DEPS = ["keycloak"]
OIDC_AT_INSTALL = True
def EXTRA_ENV(domain):
# lasuite-meet routes LiveKit's WebSocket signaling on a DOMAIN-derived **nested** subdomain
# `LIVEKIT_DOMAIN="livekit.${DOMAIN}"`. The cc-ci wildcard TLS cert is `*.ci.commoninternet.net`
# (single label only), so a 2-label name like `livekit.lasuite-meet-pr0-abc.ci.commoninternet.net`
# is NOT covered → TLS failure on that router. Flatten to a single-label SIBLING under the
# wildcard (`livekit-<domain>`) so the existing wildcard cert covers it and Traefik routes it with
# no cert/gateway change. Same fix as lasuite-drive's minio/collabora siblings (DECISIONS.md
# "Phase 2 — nested DOMAIN-derived subdomains").
return {
"LIVEKIT_DOMAIN": f"livekit-{domain}",
# abra's internal per-deploy convergence TIMEOUT (default 300s) is too short for this stack on
# a cold image cache; bump it (kept under DEPLOY_TIMEOUT so Python never kills abra mid-wait).
"TIMEOUT": "1000",
}