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fix(install): pre-create ~/.continuum/sockets before docker compose up #1481

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14 changes: 13 additions & 1 deletion install.sh
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Expand Up @@ -777,7 +777,19 @@ mod_jtag_bin_link "$INSTALL_DIR/src/jtag"

# ── 4. Configuration ───────────────────────────────────────
PHASE="configuration"
mkdir -p "$CONTINUUM_DATA"
# Pre-create the directories the docker mount overlays. The continuum-core
# Dockerfile does `RUN mkdir -p /root/.continuum/sockets …` but the
# compose `~/.continuum:/root/.continuum` mount overlays that with the
# HOST's ~/.continuum at container start — so any subdir created at image
# build time becomes invisible inside the container. continuum-core then
# fails to bind its IPC socket with "IPC server error: No such file or
# directory (os error 2)" and the healthcheck never goes green, blocking
# the whole stack (continuum-core unhealthy → node-server's depends_on
# fails → compose up exits 1). Caught 2026-05-30 on carl-install-smoke
# of #1480; the canary image healthcheck regression had been silently
# blocking install-smoke for any install touching the docker stack.
mkdir -p "$CONTINUUM_DATA" "$CONTINUUM_DATA/sockets" \
"$CONTINUUM_DATA/jtag/data" "$CONTINUUM_DATA/jtag/logs"

CONFIG_FILE="$CONTINUUM_DATA/config.env"
if [ ! -f "$CONFIG_FILE" ]; then
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