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 FROM 1dev/server:latest
 
-# 1. Kill the default entrypoint
+# 1. Clear entrypoint
 ENTRYPOINT []
 
-# 2. Port and Memory Overrides for 16GB
+# 2. 16GB RAM Optimization
 ENV ONEDEV_HTTP_PORT=7860
 ENV ONEDEV_SSH_PORT=7861
-# Allocate 10GB to Java, leaving 6GB for the OS/Git
-ENV WRAPPER_MAX_MEMORY=10240
+ENV WRAPPER_MAX_MEMORY=12288
 
 USER root
-WORKDIR /data
+# We stay in the original app directory to keep the classpath intact
+WORKDIR /app
 
 EXPOSE 7860
 
-# 3. THE FAIL-PROOF EXECUTION ENGINE
+# 3. THE HYBRID BOOT SCRIPT
 CMD ["/bin/sh", "-c", " \
-    echo '--- 2027 OneDev Ultimate Boot Sequence ---'; \
+    echo '--- 2027 OneDev Hybrid Boot Sequence ---'; \
     \
-    # 1. Check if we have already moved the server to persistent storage \
-    if [ ! -f /data/bin/server.sh ]; then \
-        echo 'First time setup: Migrating OneDev to persistent storage...'; \
-        cp -r /app/* /data/ || cp -r /opt/onedev/* /data/; \
+    # 1. Prepare the persistent volume structure \
+    mkdir -p /data/conf; \
+    \
+    # 2. Seed only the configuration files if they are missing \
+    # We do NOT move the binaries (to avoid NoClassDefFoundError) \
+    if [ ! -f /data/conf/server.properties ]; then \
+        echo 'First run: Initializing persistent configuration...'; \
+        cp -r /app/conf/* /data/conf/ 2>/dev/null || cp -r /app/site/conf/* /data/conf/; \
     fi; \
     \
-    # 2. Force the port into the config file \
-    echo 'Enforcing port 7860...'; \
-    find /data -name server.properties -exec sed -i 's/http_port.*/http_port=7860/g' {} +; \
+    # 3. Force port 7860 in the persistent config \
+    echo 'Patching port to 7860...'; \
+    find /data/conf -name server.properties -exec sed -i 's/http_port.*/http_port=7860/g' {} +; \
     \
-    # 3. Nuclear permission fix - ensuring the wrapper can execute \
-    echo 'Setting permissions...'; \
+    # 4. Permissions check \
     chmod -R 777 /data; \
     \
-    # 4. CRITICAL: Change directory to the binary folder before executing \
-    # This ensures the Java Wrapper finds its relative config files. \
-    cd /data/bin; \
+    # 5. THE MAGIC KEY: Point OneDev to use /data for storage \
+    # This keeps the JAR files in /app but saves your work in /data \
+    export ONEDEV_DATA_DIR=/data; \
     \
-    echo 'Starting OneDev Engine...'; \
-    # We use 'exec' so Java becomes PID 1 and logs stream directly to HF \
+    echo 'Launching OneDev Server...'; \
+    cd /app/bin; \
     exec ./server.sh console"]