Deployed build had MAP_TILE_URL truncated to 'https://.../tile/{z' —
Leaflet then URL-encoded it to '%7Bz' and fetched garbage tile paths.
Root cause: build-docker.sh used
: "\${MAP_TILE_URL:=https://flights.test.aeroflot.ru/map/api/tile/{z}/{x}/{y}.jpeg}"
and bash parameter expansion terminates the default value at the
FIRST unescaped '}', leaving '{z' and discarding the rest. The env
passed to `pnpm build:standalone` was already truncated, so every
downstream step (base64 encode → HTML inject → client decode) faithfully
carried the broken value through.
Fix by moving the defaults to Dockerfile's ARG lines — ARG defaults
are plain strings, not shell-parsed — and simplify build-docker.sh to
only forward MAP_TILE_URL / API_BASE_URL as --build-arg when the
caller explicitly sets them. Quote the k8s env values for defensive
YAML hygiene as well.
gnezim
d43bfb3fcb
