fast-check classifies the paths of the final directories (komorebi-linux, komorebi-macos,
komorebi-hotkeys, nix/{windows,linux,macos}, docs and schemas per platform), runs the Linux
check from the repository root and evaluates one check and one package per platform in the
root flake; kde-closure-check reads nix/linux/root-crates.json and compares it with the cargo
tree of the Linux packages (the listed crates besides komorebi-linux, komorebi-hotkeys and
komorebi-daemon); mac-check.sh drops the nested-workspace branch; e2e-needed treats nix/windows,
nix/workspace-src.nix, nix/lib.nix and nix/common.nix as fixed inputs of the Windows binaries
and the Linux and macOS trees as outside them; build-ref.sh builds `windows-NAME` for a REF with
the one-flake layout and keeps the old names for an older REF with its own flake. The justfile
names linux-nix-options-validation and runs a VM suite as legacyPackages.<system>.vm.NAME
(the vm-* checks are heavyChecks for now). scripts/linux/{run-kde,vm-mac,sync-e2e-core,
scenario-status} find the repository root and the VM library from scripts/linux/ and nix/linux/
(on the rebase onto wip-cutover-all the coordinator versions of run-kde, vm-mac and
scenario-status were kept: same change).
Not touched: scripts/linux/compare-gen.py, a migration comparison between the three old trees
that still looks for komorebi-for-mac/ (obsolete; open).
Verified: bash -n on the changed scripts; tools/kde-closure-check passes (14 root crates);
tools/fast-check --list classifies this revision as nix-only. fast-check commands for the
platforms were not run.
kde-closure-check fails when komorebi-for-kde/nix/root-crates.json differs from the KDE cargo
closure; e2e-needed says whether a diff touches anything the Windows e2e binaries are built
from. Copies of the host-side scripts with these differences only:
- kde-closure-check: none (it already finds the repository relative to the script); verbatim.
- e2e-needed: `tools/*` joins the paths that cannot change the binaries (docs, .github), so a
change to the tools is NO instead of "not understood: treated as needed";
- e2e-needed: `# shellcheck disable=SC2001` before `set` (the sed one-liners indent multi-line
output); no behaviour change.
Verified: bash -n and shellcheck clean; `tools/kde-closure-check .` prints "ok: 11 root crates
match the KDE cargo closure"; `tools/e2e-needed --since <rev>` gives the same output as the host
copy on a range without tools/ files, and NO for a tools-only range.
LGUG2Z