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infrastructure_files/getting-started.sh (1)

472-486: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor

Use cscli lapi status for the wait loop to match the healthcheck.

The wait loop uses cscli capi status while the healthcheck (line 650) correctly uses cscli lapi status. This inconsistency should be resolved—bouncer registration requires the Local API to be ready, not the Central API. Additionally, frequent cscli capi status calls can trigger rate-limiting on CrowdSec's Central API.

🔧 Suggested fix

       if [[ "$ENABLE_CROWDSEC" == "true" ]]; then
         echo "Registering CrowdSec bouncer..."
         local cs_retries=0
-        while ! $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND exec -T crowdsec cscli capi status >/dev/null 2>&1; do
+        while ! $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND exec -T crowdsec cscli lapi status >/dev/null 2>&1; do
           cs_retries=$((cs_retries + 1))
           if [[ $cs_retries -ge 30 ]]; then
             echo "WARNING: CrowdSec did not become ready. Skipping CrowdSec setup." > /dev/stderr

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@infrastructure_files/getting-started.sh` around lines 472 - 486, The wait
loop currently checks CrowdSec readiness with "cscli capi status" which queries
the Central API and can trigger rate limits; change the command used in the loop
to "cscli lapi status" so it waits on the Local API (matching the healthcheck
and ensuring bouncer registration waits for the correct service). Update the
while condition that references $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND exec -T crowdsec cscli
capi status to use cscli lapi status, keeping the retry/sleep logic, error
messages, and the ENABLE_CROWDSEC toggle unchanged.

infrastructure_files/getting-started.sh (1)

447-452: Consider using an array for service names.

The unquoted $core_services relies on word splitting to pass multiple service names. While functional, using a bash array would be more explicit and avoids shellcheck warnings.

♻️ Optional improvement

     if [[ "$ENABLE_PROXY" == "true" ]]; then
       # Phase 1: Start core services (without proxy)
-      local core_services="traefik dashboard netbird-server"
+      local -a core_services=(traefik dashboard netbird-server)
       if [[ "$ENABLE_CROWDSEC" == "true" ]]; then
-        core_services="$core_services crowdsec"
+        core_services+=(crowdsec)
       fi
       echo "Starting core services..."
-      $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND up -d $core_services
+      $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND up -d "${core_services[@]}"

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@infrastructure_files/getting-started.sh` around lines 447 - 452, The code
builds a space-separated string in the local variable core_services and relies
on unquoted word splitting when calling $DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND up -d
$core_services; change core_services to a Bash array (e.g., declare -a
core_services) and append items with core_services+=("traefik" "dashboard"
"netbird-server") and core_services+=("crowdsec") inside the ENABLE_CROWDSEC
branch, then invoke the compose command with "$DOCKER_COMPOSE_COMMAND" up -d
"${core_services[@]}" to avoid word-splitting issues and shellcheck warnings.