Three issues caught during tadbit onboarding:
1. run_once_00-install-bootstrap-tools.sh.tmpl (gentoo branch):
'gnupg' is ambiguous (app-crypt/gnupg vs app-vim/gnupg). Use full
category/package names: app-crypt/gnupg, app-crypt/age, etc.
The previous 'for p in age curl ...' loop fed short names to
emerge which printed '!!! The short ebuild name gnupg is
ambiguous' and exited 1.
2. run_once_20-install-user-packages-gentoo.sh.tmpl:
sys-devel/base-devel doesn't exist on Gentoo (it's an Arch/Fedora
concept; Gentoo's toolchain is the @system set which is always
installed). Removed base-devel from the package list.
3. Universal scripts (run_once_20 + run_once_40) were running on
gentoo and hitting either 'die unsupported os_family' (universal
20) or 'WARNING sway packages not configured for gentoo' (universal
40). Added early-return: 'if os_family == gentoo, exit 0' at the
top of each universal script so the gentoo-specific scripts
handle the box. (Same pattern the chaotic-aur script already had.)
4. run_once_10-add-gentoo-overlays.sh.tmpl:
The cached ~/.cache/eselect-repo/repositories.xml was corrupt on
tadbit (lxml.etree.XMLSyntaxError on every 'eselect repository
list' call). Added a sanity check: parse the XML with
xml.etree.ElementTree, delete if invalid, re-fetch.
After these fixes, the bootstrap on tadbit is expected to run cleanly
with --keep-going (the four failures above all become no-ops).
Three real bugs caught during the bit-cachyos deploy:
1. wl-clipboard false-positive: 'command -v wl-clipboard' returns
nothing because the package ships wl-copy/wl-paste, not a
'wl-clipboard' binary. Sudo pacman was being called every apply
even though wl-clipboard is installed. Fix: declare -A PKG_BIN
map in the script.
2. omp segfault aborts the whole bootstrap: on rye, 'bun add -g
@oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent' segfaults (Pi undervoltage, see
pitfall #30). The 'set -e' caused the whole run_once_20 to abort
before getting to neovim/oh-my-zsh/zshrc etc. Fix: wrap the bun
add in a subshell with error tolerance, log a warning, keep going.
3. rorclar/sourdough reference cleanup: removed the old chaotic-aur
comment which mentioned the wrong sudo pattern (now fixed in the
other run_once scripts).
Re-applied on bit, miche, byte, kaiser, crouton (rye skipped because
of the undervoltage hardware issue).
Several run_once scripts unconditionally called sudo pacman/apt to
install packages — even on boxes where every package was already
present. That triggered a sudo password prompt on every fresh
chezmoi apply for nothing.
Two changes:
1. .chezmoi.yaml.tmpl: fall back to ~/.local/bin/age if /usr/bin/age
isn't installed (matters during initial bootstrap before age is
installed system-wide).
2. run_once_*.sh.tmpl: detect missing packages first; only call sudo
if there's actually something to install. For the LAN hosts script,
detect the existing block and skip if it's already correct.
These changes are transparent on boxes that already had everything
installed (the existing 5): no behavior change. They reduce sudo
prompts on bit (the new box, where most packages are pre-installed)
from ~5 prompts to 1 (just for /etc/hosts).
Replaces the implicit hostname-based enable (miche/byte/kaiser got
sway automatically) with an explicit promptBool asked at first init.
New flow:
1. `chezmoi init` asks: "sway_setup? [y/N]"
2. User says y or N (default N)
3. Answer is captured in data.sway_setup
4. run_once_40-install-sway.sh.tmpl gates on .sway_setup
5. Per-box override via marker files (preserved):
- ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway → force ON
- ~/.config/chezmoi/features/no-sway → force OFF
Migration for existing boxes:
- Miche/byte/kaiser already have ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
marker (from previous hostname-allowlist install) → sway_setup=true
- Rye/crouton have no marker → sway_setup=false (default)
- Both groups pick up the new template on next chezmoi apply
New opt-in feature for x86_64 desktops: sway + wofi + foot + swaybg +
swaylock + swayidle + grim + slurp + waybar + wl-clipboard. mako on
arch, dunst on debian (mako isn't packaged for debian).
Files:
- .chezmoi.yaml.tmpl: added data.sway flag (true on miche/byte/kaiser,
false on Pis). Override per host with ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
or ~/.config/chezmoi/features/no-sway marker files.
- run_once_40-install-sway.sh.tmpl: installs packages if .sway=true,
exits 0 otherwise. Sets up the marker file.
- dot_config/{sway,foot,wofi,waybar,mako}/: existing configs from miche.
Per-host toggle workflow:
# On any box, enable sway:
touch ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
chezmoi apply
# On a sway-enabled box, disable it:
touch ~/.config/chezmoi/features/no-sway
rm ~/.config/chezmoi/features/sway
chezmoi apply
Currently sway packages are already installed on miche (existed before
this commit). Byte will get them via the new run_once_40 script.
Pis (rye, crouton) are unaffected — install script early-returns.
