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Upstream broke itself today by adding require('async') without shipping
lua/async.lua. I never use these mappings anyway. Removed the plugin
spec, setup call, <leader>r* keymaps, and the which-key group entry.
plenary.nvim stays — neogit still depends on it.
Run :PackClean afterwards to prune the on-disk plugin.
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The seeded lockfile offered little value for a single-user setup: fresh
bootstraps will resolve version specs at install time, and any meaningful
pinning is already expressed in init.lua's vim.pack.add() specs. Added
an explicit .chezmoiignore entry so the runtime file doesn't show up as
drift.
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The file is owned by vim.pack at runtime — tracking it causes constant
chezmoi drift on every plugin update. The create_ prefix writes it once
on fresh machines and leaves it alone after. Manually chezmoi re-add
when you want to snapshot a known-good revision set.
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It drives its async git ops with internal vim.wait and makes the confirm
buffer current before returning. No need for a FileType autocmd: just
write the buffer if the filetype matches (guards the 'Nothing to update'
case where no buffer is created).
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Using force=true hid all feedback. Now we let vim.pack.update open its
confirmation buffer (showing pending changes) and auto-:write it via a
one-shot FileType=nvim-pack autocmd. User sees what updated.
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Uses vim.pack.get() and prints one line per plugin:
● (active) or ○ (orphan), name, short rev, version spec.
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Wraps vim.pack for a more ergonomic workflow:
- :PackClean - delete plugins no longer declared in vim.pack.add()
(computed from vim.pack.get() where active == false)
- :PackUpdate - run vim.pack.update(nil, { force = true }); skips
the confirmation buffer
- :PackSync - :PackClean followed by :PackUpdate
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- bootstrap.sh: the trailing backslash in the efibootmgr example is
literal text shown to the user, not shell line continuation.
Disable SC1003 with an inline directive and switch back to single
quotes so the backslash renders as-is.
- wifi-status.sh: reformat with shfmt -i 2 -ci -s.
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bootstrap.sh is host-only bootstrapping and should not deploy into $HOME.
The xdg-user-dirs-update.service user unit (shipped enabled by the
xdg-user-dirs package) rewrites ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs on login,
clobbering the tracked short-path variant (docs/dl/pics/vids). Mask
it by symlinking to /dev/null.
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Replace iwctl ANSI-stripping with busctl calls against net.connman.iwd
(a formally stable, documented D-Bus API) to get state and SSID, and
read signal strength directly from /proc/net/wireless. No more parser
fragility if iwctl's human-readable layout changes.
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Replace sway exec launches with a sway-session.target that BindsTo
graphical-session.target and Wants mako, poweralertd, and a new
display-watcher.service. Services now get restart-on-failure, journal
integration, and clean shutdown when sway exits.
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Sway sets DISPLAY in its own environment at compositor startup when
xwayland support is enabled and the Xwayland binary is available, so
all children (terminals, scripts) inherit it automatically. The
zprofile override was only needed as a workaround while xorg-xwayland
was missing.
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Sway's XWayland is lazy — DISPLAY isn't set in sway's env until the
first X client connects, which means systemctl/dbus import-environment
runs too early and nothing downstream sees DISPLAY.
Setting DISPLAY=:0 in zprofile before 'exec sway' ensures sway itself
inherits it, and therefore so do all its child processes (terminals,
scripts, systemd user services via import-environment). XWayland will
spawn on demand when a client actually connects to :0.
Also drop the redundant fallback from rqr now that the session-wide
export covers it.
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zbarcam needs an X11 display for the live camera preview, which sway
provides via XWayland. Two changes to make that reliable:
- sway/config: add DISPLAY to the systemd/dbus user-environment imports,
so anything launched through those paths (not just direct sway execs)
can reach XWayland.
- rqr: default DISPLAY to :0 (sway's default XWayland socket) when
unset, as a belt-and-suspenders fallback.
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Required by the 'just lint' and 'just fmt' recipes for lua linting and
TOML format/lint respectively.
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Inline directives for cases where the linter's shell/language dialect
doesn't match reality:
- init.lua: _G.P helper is intentional
- dot_zprofile: zsh tied arrays, $+commands, optional sourcing
- dot_zshrc: zsh brace-group-as-function-body
- ipython_config: 'c' is injected by IPython at load time
- doasedit: /bin/sh on Arch is bash, -O test is supported
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Also removes a stray ANSI escape in treesitter.lua.
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Module-local function avoids selene's incorrect_standard_library_use
lint and stops polluting the os namespace. Inner url variable renamed
to remove shadowing warning.
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- mold moves cpp→dev (broader home; used by both Rust and C++ builds)
- choose/curlie/dog restored to base (actively used)
- restore 'alias curl=curlie' to match
linux-headers stays only in nvidia.txt (pulled by nvidia-dkms; no
other DKMS packages in the set).
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Rename home/ contents to chezmoi naming conventions:
- dot_ prefix for dotfiles and dot-dirs
- private_dot_ for .gnupg and .ssh directories
- private_ for 0600 files (nym.pub)
- executable_ for scripts in .local/bin and display-toggle.sh
- symlink_ for mimeapps.list symlink
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