#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
# This entrypoint wraps commands to ensure framework dependencies are installed
# AFTER volumes are mounted (which happens before CMD execution in docker-compose)
# If we're running bash -lc '...' (the typical test runner pattern),
# inject dependency installation at the start of the script
if [[ "${1}" == "bash" && "${2}" == "-lc" ]]; then
# Extract the original script
original_script="${3}"
# Create new script with dependency installation prepended
new_script="
# Create container lifecycle marker for cache invalidation
echo \"\${HOSTNAME}\" > /tmp/.container-id
# Install framework dependencies if needed (after volumes are mounted)
# Skip if SKIP_FRAMEWORK_DEPS_CHECK is set to 'true'
if [[ -f /scripts/install-framework-deps.sh ]]; then
echo '=== Checking framework dependencies ==='
# Use TEST_LANGUAGE from docker-compose, fallback to AIDB_LANGUAGE, default to 'all'
LANG_FILTER=\"\${TEST_LANGUAGE:-\${AIDB_LANGUAGE:-all}}\"
# Pass through SKIP_FRAMEWORK_DEPS_CHECK environment variable
SKIP_FRAMEWORK_DEPS_CHECK=\"\${SKIP_FRAMEWORK_DEPS_CHECK:-false}\" /scripts/install-framework-deps.sh \"\${LANG_FILTER}\" || echo 'Warning: dependency installation had issues'
echo '=== Framework dependencies ready ==='
fi
# Run original command
${original_script}
"
# Execute with the modified script
exec bash -lc "${new_script}"
else
# For other commands, just execute as-is
exec "${@}"
fi
