The dotfiles and claude-config repos have install.sh that configure the target system.
The install.sh scripts run from the allup function, which I run periodically.
However, I have no way of seeing at a glance whether the latest versions
of the dotfiles and claude-config are actually installed.
We need something -- semantic versioning, perhaps (though not required) using GitHub version tags, and each install.sh should loudly proclaim what version it is about to install and has finished installing.
We do NOT need a rollback mechanism; we fix-forward. We just need a very easy way for me to run install.sh and see "dotfiles 2.3.4 installed"
The dotfiles and claude-config repos have install.sh that configure the target system.
The install.sh scripts run from the allup function, which I run periodically.
However, I have no way of seeing at a glance whether the latest versions
of the dotfiles and claude-config are actually installed.
We need something -- semantic versioning, perhaps (though not required) using GitHub version tags, and each install.sh should loudly proclaim what version it is about to install and has finished installing.
We do NOT need a rollback mechanism; we fix-forward. We just need a very easy way for me to run install.sh and see "dotfiles 2.3.4 installed"