morning-health-check

Automate a daily Google Apps Script health check by scheduling a script to pull the latest main branch, run static source audits, and invoke live GAS endpoints with retries. It validates JSON responses and emits prioritized Pushover alerts based on PASS, WARN, or FAIL statuses.

Version drift detection compares the deployed application version retrieved from a live endpoint against the git HEAD commit. It identifies operational drift by pulling the canonical remote repository, checking the deployed version, and flagging mismatches in a consolidated status report.

Set up Pushover alerts by scanning the last 24 hours of ErrorLog entries and applying severity thresholds. The monitoring process tail checks the error logs, evaluates endpoint downtime versus intermittent timeouts, and sends a single prioritized Pushover notification summarizing the system health.

You can run a static source audit and endpoint smoke test together on a daily schedule. The process pulls the latest main branch, executes audit-source.sh for static checks, calls the runTests action with automatic retries, and validates the JSON output before reporting the combined results.

Intermittent endpoint timeouts during a Google Apps Script smoke test are distinguished from actual production downtime by checking for non-200 HTTP status codes versus empty responses. The health check applies retry logic to transient failures and validates the JSON payload before flagging a hard failure.

The morning-health-check process works with a Gitea repository and Google Apps Script deployment by pulling the latest main from the canonical Gitea remote. It audits the source, compares deployed GAS versions against git HEAD, and tests live endpoints to detect operational drift and failures.