fix: prisma 환경변수 생성 로직 변경

[Gwonyeong]

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• 기능 추가
• 기능 수정

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Improved the deployment pipeline by enhancing environment variable management.
  • Streamlined container configuration for a more reliable deployment process.

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Walkthrough

This update modifies the production continuous deployment workflow in the auto-cd YAML file. A new command in the "create env" step writes the SERVER_DATABASE_URL value to a .env file. Additionally, the Docker run command in the deployment step is updated to no longer pass the DATABASE_URL environment variable, now setting only NODE_ENV. These changes refine the environment variable handling during the deployment process without altering any public or exported entity declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/auto-cd(prod).yaml	Added a command in the "create env" step to write SERVER_DATABASE_URL into a .env file; modified the Docker run command in the "원격 서버에 배포" step to remove DATABASE_URL from being passed, now only setting NODE_ENV.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Runner as GitHub Actions Runner
    participant EnvStep as "create env" Step
    participant DeployStep as "원격 서버에 배포" Step
    participant Docker as Docker Container

    Runner->>EnvStep: Execute "create env" step
    EnvStep->>Runner: Create .env file with SERVER_DATABASE_URL
    Runner->>DeployStep: Execute deployment command (without DATABASE_URL)
    DeployStep->>Docker: Start container with NODE_ENV only
    Docker-->>DeployStep: Container running

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I’m a rabbit hopping with cheer,
New .env steps now perfectly clear.
DATABASE_URL now left behind,
While NODE_ENV leads the ride so kind.
Through automated leaps, our code sings,
With joyous hops and vibrant things!
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