If the EC2 runner EBS volume was expanded but CI still reports a small root filesystem (for example `df -h /` still shows 8GB), the partition/filesystem has not grown yet. The deploy workflow runs an early `Ensure runner disk space` step that tries to grow `/` before installing dependencies:
If the step cannot find `growpart`, it tries to install `cloud-utils-growpart` with `dnf`/`yum`. If install is blocked, install it manually on the runner host and rerun the workflow. The step also prints `hostname`, `lsblk`, and the visible parent disk byte size. If `growpart` says `NOCHANGE` and the parent disk still shows 8GB, the job is running on the wrong runner/volume or the OS still has not seen the expanded EBS volume; verify the EC2 instance/volume pair and reboot/rescan the runner host.
The workflow pins Node.js 22 using `actions/setup-node`. This keeps the self-hosted runner from using an older system Node version during `npm ci`, tests, and build.
If `actions/setup-node` cannot run on the self-hosted runner, upgrade the runner host's Node.js installation to Node 22 or at least Node 20.19 before restarting the runner service.