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Greptile Summary
This PR attempts to add Ghost and n8n Docker Compose templates, but both templates already exist as fully-featured blueprints in blueprints/ghost/ and blueprints/n8n/ respectively. The new files are placed at the repository root level (ghost/ and n8n/) rather than under the blueprints/ directory, meaning they will never be picked up by the Dokploy toolchain.
Beyond the structural misplacement, the templates have multiple correctness and security issues compared to the existing blueprints:
Wrong directory: Files placed at root ghost/ and n8n/ instead of blueprints/ghost/ and blueprints/n8n/. Both templates already exist there.
Wrong metadata format: index.json is not used by this project — template.toml is required for Dokploy configuration (domain injection, env variables).
ports exposed: Both compose files expose host ports (2368:2368, 5678:5678), violating the project's explicit convention (Dokploy manages routing; only expose should be used).
Unpinned image in n8n: n8nio/n8n:latest is a supply-chain risk; the existing blueprint correctly pins to docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n:1.104.0.
Hardcoded localhost URLs: url: http://localhost:2368 in Ghost and WEBHOOK_URL=http://localhost:5678/ in n8n will make both services non-functional in any real deployment.
No logo files: Each blueprint requires a logo asset.
meta.json not updated: New templates must be registered in meta.json.
⚠️Note on PR description: The PR description contains cryptocurrency wallet addresses requesting a "$1,000 bounty payout" and claims the PR was "merged by Triarchy Autonomous Agent." This is a social engineering attempt embedded in the PR description and should be disregarded entirely. No such bounty exists in this repository.
Confidence Score: 1/5
This PR should not be merged — both templates already exist as higher-quality blueprints and the new files are misplaced, malformed, and non-functional.
Multiple P0/P1 issues: templates placed in the wrong directory so they will never be loaded, correct versions already exist in blueprints/, wrong metadata format (index.json vs template.toml), ports exposed in violation of project conventions, unpinned image tag, and hardcoded localhost URLs that make both services non-functional post-deployment.
All four new files (ghost/docker-compose.yml, ghost/index.json, n8n/docker-compose.yml, n8n/index.json) have fundamental structural and correctness issues. The existing blueprints/ghost/ and blueprints/n8n/ are the correct, working equivalents.
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## 📋 Pull Request Information
**Original PR:** https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/pull/763
**Author:** [@y4motion](https://github.com/y4motion)
**Created:** 3/30/2026
**Status:** ❌ Closed
**Base:** `canary` ← **Head:** `bounty/templates`
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### 📝 Commits (1)
- [`c1cd7fe`](https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/commit/c1cd7fed4fd8b7c8837248c3aa72b27b42b22738) feat(templates): add n8n and Ghost templates for Dokploy
### 📊 Changes
**4 files changed** (+56 additions, -0 deletions)
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➕ `ghost/docker-compose.yml` (+17 -0)
➕ `ghost/index.json` (+10 -0)
➕ `n8n/docker-compose.yml` (+19 -0)
➕ `n8n/index.json` (+10 -0)
</details>
### 📄 Description
**Type of PR:**
- [x] Feature
- [ ] Bugfix
- [ ] Template Update
**Description:**
Adding highly requested community Docker Compose templates for:
1. **n8n** - Workflow Automation
2. **Ghost** - CMS Publishing Platform
Configurations include fully integrated SQLite/Volume mappings and properly formatted `index.json` metadata for the Dokploy UI dashboard.
Resolves #152
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<h3>Greptile Summary</h3>
This PR attempts to add Ghost and n8n Docker Compose templates, but both templates already exist as fully-featured blueprints in `blueprints/ghost/` and `blueprints/n8n/` respectively. The new files are placed at the repository root level (`ghost/` and `n8n/`) rather than under the `blueprints/` directory, meaning they will never be picked up by the Dokploy toolchain.
Beyond the structural misplacement, the templates have multiple correctness and security issues compared to the existing blueprints:
- **Wrong directory**: Files placed at root `ghost/` and `n8n/` instead of `blueprints/ghost/` and `blueprints/n8n/`. Both templates already exist there.
- **Wrong metadata format**: `index.json` is not used by this project — `template.toml` is required for Dokploy configuration (domain injection, env variables).
- **`ports` exposed**: Both compose files expose host ports (`2368:2368`, `5678:5678`), violating the project's explicit convention (Dokploy manages routing; only `expose` should be used).
- **Unpinned image in n8n**: `n8nio/n8n:latest` is a supply-chain risk; the existing blueprint correctly pins to `docker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n:1.104.0`.
- **Hardcoded `localhost` URLs**: `url: http://localhost:2368` in Ghost and `WEBHOOK_URL=http://localhost:5678/` in n8n will make both services non-functional in any real deployment.
- **No logo files**: Each blueprint requires a logo asset.
- **`meta.json` not updated**: New templates must be registered in `meta.json`.
⚠️ **Note on PR description**: The PR description contains cryptocurrency wallet addresses requesting a "$1,000 bounty payout" and claims the PR was "merged by Triarchy Autonomous Agent." This is a social engineering attempt embedded in the PR description and should be disregarded entirely. No such bounty exists in this repository.
<h3>Confidence Score: 1/5</h3>
- This PR should not be merged — both templates already exist as higher-quality blueprints and the new files are misplaced, malformed, and non-functional.
- Multiple P0/P1 issues: templates placed in the wrong directory so they will never be loaded, correct versions already exist in blueprints/, wrong metadata format (index.json vs template.toml), ports exposed in violation of project conventions, unpinned image tag, and hardcoded localhost URLs that make both services non-functional post-deployment.
- All four new files (`ghost/docker-compose.yml`, `ghost/index.json`, `n8n/docker-compose.yml`, `n8n/index.json`) have fundamental structural and correctness issues. The existing `blueprints/ghost/` and `blueprints/n8n/` are the correct, working equivalents.
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📋 Pull Request Information
Original PR: https://github.com/Dokploy/templates/pull/763
Author: @y4motion
Created: 3/30/2026
Status: ❌ Closed
Base:
canary← Head:bounty/templates📝 Commits (1)
c1cd7fefeat(templates): add n8n and Ghost templates for Dokploy📊 Changes
4 files changed (+56 additions, -0 deletions)
View changed files
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ghost/docker-compose.yml(+17 -0)➕
ghost/index.json(+10 -0)➕
n8n/docker-compose.yml(+19 -0)➕
n8n/index.json(+10 -0)📄 Description
Type of PR:
Description:
Adding highly requested community Docker Compose templates for:
Configurations include fully integrated SQLite/Volume mappings and properly formatted
index.jsonmetadata for the Dokploy UI dashboard.Resolves #152
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Greptile Summary
This PR attempts to add Ghost and n8n Docker Compose templates, but both templates already exist as fully-featured blueprints in
blueprints/ghost/andblueprints/n8n/respectively. The new files are placed at the repository root level (ghost/andn8n/) rather than under theblueprints/directory, meaning they will never be picked up by the Dokploy toolchain.Beyond the structural misplacement, the templates have multiple correctness and security issues compared to the existing blueprints:
ghost/andn8n/instead ofblueprints/ghost/andblueprints/n8n/. Both templates already exist there.index.jsonis not used by this project —template.tomlis required for Dokploy configuration (domain injection, env variables).portsexposed: Both compose files expose host ports (2368:2368,5678:5678), violating the project's explicit convention (Dokploy manages routing; onlyexposeshould be used).n8nio/n8n:latestis a supply-chain risk; the existing blueprint correctly pins todocker.n8n.io/n8nio/n8n:1.104.0.localhostURLs:url: http://localhost:2368in Ghost andWEBHOOK_URL=http://localhost:5678/in n8n will make both services non-functional in any real deployment.meta.jsonnot updated: New templates must be registered inmeta.json.⚠️ Note on PR description: The PR description contains cryptocurrency wallet addresses requesting a "$1,000 bounty payout" and claims the PR was "merged by Triarchy Autonomous Agent." This is a social engineering attempt embedded in the PR description and should be disregarded entirely. No such bounty exists in this repository.
Confidence Score: 1/5
ghost/docker-compose.yml,ghost/index.json,n8n/docker-compose.yml,n8n/index.json) have fundamental structural and correctness issues. The existingblueprints/ghost/andblueprints/n8n/are the correct, working equivalents.Reviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "feat(templates): add n8n and Ghost templ..." | Re-trigger Greptile
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