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fix(ark): set the image entrypoint (the server never started) + manage CurseForge mods - #14
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ARK: Survival Ascended declared no capabilities.mods at all, so it had no Mods tab — correct at the time, because ASA has no mods directory and no mods env. Its only hook is a -mods=<curseforge-id>,... flag on the launch string, which also carries the user's own params, so the file-drop model never fitted. Gameplane now has mods-by-ID: the operator projects the selected mod ids into a template-declared env. ARK declares it in append mode against ASA_START_PARAMS, so the ids are appended to whatever launch params the user set — they never type -mods= themselves. With no mods selected nothing is appended (a bare -mods= would break the server). Adds the CurseForge registry provider for in-app browse (ASA's mod platform). No install/allowedHosts block: the game downloads the mods itself, so the agent never fetches anything here. Signed-off-by: valgulnecron <39313199+ValgulNecron@users.noreply.github.com>
The image declares no ENTRYPOINT and its CMD is /bin/bash. With no TTY the container got a non-interactive bash, which read EOF on stdin and exited 0 immediately: the pod restart-looped forever with an EMPTY log and a 'Completed' exit status, which looks nothing like a crash and is why this went unnoticed. Caught on the test cluster after 22 restarts. The image's own docker-compose sets entrypoint: /usr/bin/start_server. Declaring it makes the server actually boot — verified on the cluster: the container now runs, fetches Proton and proceeds to the SteamCMD install. ARK could never have started since the module was written. Signed-off-by: valgulnecron <39313199+ValgulNecron@users.noreply.github.com>
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ARK declared no
capabilities.modsat all, so it had no Mods tab. That was correct at the time: ASA has no mods directory and no mods env — its only hook is a-mods=<curseforge-id>,...flag on the launch string, which also carries the user's own params. The file-drop mod model simply doesn't fit.Gameplane now has mods-by-ID (Gameplane#122): the operator projects the selected mod ids into a template-declared env. ARK declares it in append mode against
ASA_START_PARAMS, so the ids are appended onto whatever launch params the user set — they never type-mods=themselves. With no mods selected, nothing is appended (a bare-mods=would break the server).Also adds the CurseForge registry provider for in-app browse — ASA's mod platform. Deliberately no
install/allowedHostsblock: the game downloads the mods, so the agent never fetches anything for this template.Requires Gameplane#122 (CRD + operator) and the mods-by-ID API route.