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fix: OOM-Crash beim Seed-Schritt durch Vorkompilieren beheben
ts-node prisma/seed.ts lief bisher live im Container - der
TypeScript-Compiler dafuer braucht deutlich mehr Heap als das
512Mi-Pod-Limit, daher sporadische "JavaScript heap out of memory"-
Crashes beim Start (manchmal lief's, manchmal nicht, reine
GC-Zufaelligkeit an der Speichergrenze).

Fix: seed.ts wird jetzt wie main.ts beim Docker-Build vorkompiliert
(tsconfig.seed.json, rootDir bewusst auf prisma/ statt Projekt-Root
gesetzt, damit der relative Import '../generated/prisma' nach dem
Kompilieren weiterhin auf denselben Pfad zeigt). Laufzeit-CMD startet
nur noch plain `node dist/seed.js` - kein TypeScript-Compiler mehr im
Container. ts-node/typescript zurueck zu devDependencies (nur noch
fuer den Build-Schritt gebraucht, nicht mehr zur Laufzeit).

incremental in tsconfig.seed.json explizit deaktiviert - ein stale
tsconfig.seed.tsbuildinfo liess tsc beim zweiten Testlauf sonst
faelschlich "nichts zu tun" melden (derselbe Fallstrick wie bei
tsconfig.build.tsbuildinfo).

Verifiziert: tsc/eslint clean, 304/304 Tests, Build reproduzierbar
(zweimal hintereinander ohne Cache-Reset getestet), node dist/seed.js
lief erfolgreich gegen die echte lokale DB (erkannte den bestehenden
Admin korrekt und legte ihn nicht erneut an).
2026-08-27 08:02:58 +02:00
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