# nh3-svos: [notifications.matrix] request_timeout_seconds 15 (default) -> 60. Stopgap for card audio (svos-dev's word
# 2026-10-17 0916, thread 01M5558E19Q3ZK4RRZXQG6A2Y9; allowed range 15..60): every summons synthesis died at exactly
# 15.0 s (12/12 since 10-10). Short cards speak with this; long ones still hit the voice app's 30 s audio cap until the
# spoken-summons code change (Prime's wording call) ships, then restore the default. Revert = instance.toml.pre-matrix-timeout.
steps:
  - name: back up instance.toml
    sudo: true
    shell: runuser -u svc-svos -- cp -p /var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml /var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml.pre-matrix-timeout
    creates: /var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml.pre-matrix-timeout
  - name: add request_timeout_seconds = 60 under [notifications.matrix]
    sudo: true
    shell: |
      runuser -u svc-svos -- python3 - <<'PY'
      import os, re
      p = "/var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml"; s = open(p).read()
      block = s[s.index("[notifications.matrix]"):]
      block = block[:block.index("\n[", 1)] if "\n[" in block[1:] else block
      assert "request_timeout_seconds" not in block, "already set"
      anchor = 'voice_id = "miranda-is"'
      line = s[s.index(anchor):s.index("\n", s.index(anchor)) + 1]
      assert s.count(line) == 1
      s = s.replace(line, line + 'request_timeout_seconds = 60          # 2026-10-17 stopgap (svos-dev): summons synthesis needs > 15 s; range 15..60\n')
      t = p + ".tmp"; fd = os.open(t, os.O_WRONLY | os.O_CREAT | os.O_TRUNC, 0o600)
      with os.fdopen(fd, "w") as f: f.write(s)
      os.replace(t, p); print("edited")
      PY
  - name: the kernel accepts it (else restore)
    sudo: true
    shell: |
      if runuser -u svc-svos -- /opt/svos/current/kernel-env/bin/svos-kernel check-config --data-root /var/lib/svos; then exit 0; fi
      runuser -u svc-svos -- cp -p /var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml.pre-matrix-timeout /var/lib/svos/config/instance.toml; echo RESTORED; exit 1
  - name: reload
    sudo: true
    shell: systemctl reload svos-kernel; sleep 3; curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8400/health
verify:
  - name: health ok, nothing down
    shell: h=$(curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8400/health); echo "$h"; echo "$h" | grep -q '"status":"ok"' && echo "$h" | grep -q '"down":0'
    changed_when: "false"