# Test overlay: layered on top of compose.yaml + compose.dev.yaml, used only by the
# integration tests (PocketBaseFixture). Its single job is to drop the fixed host
# port 8090 the dev overlay binds, so the test stack does not fight the running dev
# stack over that port. An empty host port ("8090" alone) lets Docker pick a random
# free one; the tests read it back with `docker compose port`.
#
#   docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.dev.yaml -f compose.test.yaml ...

services:
  eb-pocketbase:
    # Drop the fixed name from the base so compose auto-names the container
    # (eb-test-stack-eb-pocketbase-1). That keeps the test stack from fighting a
    # running dev stack -- which keeps the readable fixed names -- over the name
    # "eb-pocketbase". ("!reset null" clears the inherited scalar value.)
    container_name: !reset null
    # !override replaces the whole inherited ports list (a plain list would merge
    # additively and keep the dev overlay's 8090:8090). "8090" without a host port
    # lets Docker pick a random free one; the tests read it back with `compose port`.
    ports: !override
      - "8090"
    # Drop the dev overlay's pb_migrations bind mount. The tests must NOT run the
    # dev seed -- it would insert the dev data set, which the tests do not assert
    # against (and which lacks the fixtures' draft page, known event time, etc.).
    # The fixture creates the collections itself by importing the shared schema
    # file, then seeds its own fixed records. !override replaces the inherited
    # volumes list; the throwaway pb_data volume is re-declared so it survives.
    volumes: !override
      - pb_data_dev:/pb_data

  eb-web:
    container_name: !reset null   # see eb-pocketbase above (eb-web is not started in tests)