Jeena
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Add auto-update for Grafana on Synology via SSH + docker compose, with review examples and a context.txt describing the specific setup (Prometheus + Node Exporter, no plugins) so the classifier can ignore plugin-only breaking changes. The classifier now loads an optional context.txt per service to tailor decisions to the actual deployment. It also truncates large release notes intelligently, keeping important sections (breaking changes, deprecations, migration notes) while dropping long PR lists that add no signal. test_classifier.py now also loads context.txt and accepts any service name as argument.
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# Grafana auto-update setup
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Grafana runs in Docker on a Synology NAS (192.168.1.30) via Container Manager.
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## Prerequisites
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The auto-update script SSHes into the Synology and runs `docker compose pull && up -d`. For this to work without sudo, the SSH user needs to be in the `docker` group.
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### One-time Synology setup
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```bash
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ssh jeena@192.168.1.30
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sudo synogroup --add docker
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sudo synogroup --memberadd docker jeena
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sudo chown root:docker /var/run/docker.sock
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exit
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```
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Log out and back in (new SSH session) for the group to take effect. This persists through DSM updates and reboots.
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### Verify
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```bash
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ssh jeena@192.168.1.30 '/usr/local/bin/docker ps'
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```
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Should list containers without permission errors.
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## Notes
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- Docker is at `/usr/local/bin/docker` on Synology (not in PATH for non-interactive SSH)
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- The compose project is at `/volume1/docker/monitoring/`
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- `context.txt` tells the AI classifier this is a simple Prometheus + Node Exporter setup with no plugins, so plugin-only breaking changes are classified as auto
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