makepkg's default -flto=auto made mlua's vendored liblua5.4.a contain GCC
LTO bitcode that the Rust (lld) link couldn't read, leaving all lua_*
symbols undefined. options=(!lto) produces a clean static link.
Verified building in a clean archlinux container.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Forgejo runner injects GITHUB_SERVER_URL as http://localhost:3002, which
is unreachable from inside the job container. Use the public URL instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- package.yml: correct Arch registry upload (octet-stream + binary body),
drop --privileged, manual shell clone (archlinux image has no Node),
built-in Actions token, --nocheck
- mirror.yml: clone --mirror + explicit refs push with --prune
Requires only the GITHUB_MIRROR_TOKEN secret for the mirror job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- .forgejo/workflows/mirror.yml: mirrors every push/tag to GitHub
- .forgejo/workflows/package.yml: builds PKGBUILD on tag and publishes
the bread package to the Forgejo Arch registry (distrib=breadway)
Requires two Forgejo secrets:
GITHUB_MIRROR_TOKEN — GitHub PAT with repo push scope
FORGEJO_TOKEN — Forgejo token with package:write scope
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires bread into the bakery ecosystem: prebuilt binaries are published to
dl.breadway.dev and GitHub Releases on every v* tag via the self-hosted
hestia runner. bakery install bread downloads, verifies, and wires the
systemd unit automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security:
- Remove `bread modules install github:…`. Remote fetch pulled unreviewed
third-party Lua and ran it with full bread.exec() privileges in an
unsandboxed runtime. Module install is now local-only; parse_source
rejects github:/git: with an explicit message.
bread-sync extracted from the workspace (parked for its own project):
- Removed from workspace members (now excluded); see bread-sync/EXTRACTION.md
- Removed the entire `bread sync` CLI surface and now-unused deps
(bread-sync, reqwest, tar, flate2; tempfile demoted to dev-dependency)
- Removed the sync.status IPC method from breadd plus its integration tests
- Moved the generic `expand_path` helper into bread-shared (with unit tests)
CI now actually runs and gates quality:
- Trigger on master/dev (was `main` — CI had never run, not once)
- Added `cargo fmt --check` and `clippy -D warnings`; fixed 4 clippy warnings
- Dropped the macOS matrix entry (breadd is Linux-only: udev/rtnetlink);
added the libudev-dev system dependency the Linux build needs
Hardening / honesty:
- New ipc test: daemon survives repeated reloads and the event pipeline
resumes (the prior suite only had a single happy-path reload check)
- Docs scrubbed of sync across README/Documentation/Overview/DAEMON
- "production-ready" and "compositor-agnostic" claims reworded to match
reality rather than aspiration
Note: bread-sync/src/export.rs held pre-existing local WIP authored outside
this change set and is intentionally excluded from this commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Introduced a new mechanism in EventNormalizer to suppress duplicate events from child nodes of the same physical device.
- Removed the device classification logic from the normalizer and replaced it with a rule-based system using Lua scripts.
- Added support for user-defined device rules in Lua, allowing for flexible device naming based on various conditions.
- Updated the state engine to handle device rules and resolve device names before dispatching events.
- Modified the installation script to set up default configuration files for the daemon and Lua modules.
- Improved the handling of systemd user services to dynamically set the ExecStart path based on the installation directory.
- Introduced `bread-sync` module with core functionalities for syncing system state via Git.
- Implemented `MachineProfile` struct for managing machine profiles, including methods for reading and writing profiles.
- Added package management support with snapshot capabilities for `pacman`, `pip`, `npm`, and `cargo`.
- Created comprehensive tests for sync operations, package parsing, and machine profile management.
- Enhanced `udev` adapter to include vendor and product IDs for scanned devices.
- Updated state engine to handle module clearing commands.
- Introduced Lua integration for accessing machine information and file system operations.
- Improved packaging documentation for Arch Linux and systemd service setup.
