makepkg cannot resolve 'src/system-sleep/converge-wake' in source=() because
it looks for just the basename. The file is still installed correctly by the
package() function which accesses it directly via cd $startdir + relative path.
Creates a oneshot user service (converge-wake.service) that runs
converge --sync after the network is online, and a systemd-sleep hook
(/usr/lib/systemd/system-sleep/converge-wake) that triggers the service
for each logged-in user on resume.
Uses After=network-online.target for proper network timing on
NetworkManager/systemd-networkd setups, with a 5-second ExecStartPre
delay as a safety net for netctl and other environments where
network-online.target may not gate on resume.
Updated PKGBUILD and AGENTS.md accordingly.
- PKGBUILD: builds converge package, uses pre-built binary from
build/converge when available (from scripts/build), falls back to
stack build from source. Installs binary, systemd user service,
example config, and README.
- scripts/build: added final step to run makepkg -f on the host
(conditional, skipped if makepkg not found). Produces .pkg.tar.zst
alongside the binary.
- scripts/makepkg: convenience wrapper for standalone makepkg runs.
tlsManagerSettings defaults to a 30s response timeout, which kills
long-lived SSE connections between push events. Set it to
responseTimeoutNone so the relay watcher waits indefinitely.
The ./hs Docker wrapper runs docker inside the Gitea runner container.
Since project paths inside the runner container don't exist on the Docker
host, the volume mount creates an empty /work directory, and Stack finds
no packages (error S-8506).
Fix: install Stack directly via get.haskellstack.org, use STACK_ROOT for
caching, and build with stack directly (no Docker-in-Docker).
Also add symlink for gitea-actions.sh convenience script.
Useful for wake-from-sleep hooks: run 'converge --sync' to commit
any pending changes, pull from remotes, and push, then exit.
Shows 'Syncing N repo(s)' instead of 'Watching N repo(s)'.
- Add rcNotifyOnPull field to RepoConfig (default: False)
- notify_on_pull YAML config key per repository
- When enabled, sends a desktop notification whenever new commits
are pulled from the remote (with commit count and summaries)
- Uses HEAD comparison to detect actual new commits, not just
successful pull execution
- Updated example config and spec
- New LogLevel type: Debug, Info, Warn, Error with Ord instance
- Logger holds configured level and output handle (stderr or file)
- --log-level and --log-file CLI flags
- log_level and log_file YAML config fields
- Log messages assigned appropriate severity levels
- Test logger updated to new Logger structure
- All 17 tests passing
- gitCommitAll: abort commit when staging (git add -A) fails, e.g.
due to a stale .git/index.lock. Previously the failure was ignored
and commit proceeded on an empty or partial index.
- gitPull: remove explicit branch argument from git pull --rebase.
Passing both remote and branch can conflict with the branch's
configured tracking ref, causing 'Cannot rebase onto multiple
branches'. Now uses just --rebase <remote>, letting git resolve
the tracking branch from config.
- Test: index.lock scenario verifies commit is aborted on staging
failure.
- Add loggedGit helper that logs 'RUN: git -C <path> <args>' before
execution and 'EXIT <code>' after (with stderr on failure)
- Refactor gitCommitAll, gitPull, and gitPush to use loggedGit
- Add Logger parameter to gitPull and gitPush
- Update test call sites and syncRepo to pass Logger
- watchRepo: call syncRepo at startup to commit any pre-existing
uncommitted changes before entering the file watcher
- Add gitPush function for git push <remote> <branch>
- Add push step to syncRepo after successful pull (with failure
notification via notifyUser)
- Export syncRepo and gitPush for testing
- Test: startup sync commits and pushes uncommitted changes
Generalize notifyConflict into notifyUser that accepts an arbitrary
title and body. Call notify-send for commit failures and pull
failures in addition to the existing merge-conflict notification.
"Nothing to commit" is intentionally excluded — it is an expected
no-op, not a failure.
git pull --no-edit fails with exit 128 on divergent branches because
fast-forward is impossible. Using --rebase handles divergent histories
by rebasing local commits on top of fetched remote commits, producing
a linear history without merge commits.
- src/Converge.hs: Change gitPull from --no-edit to --rebase
- test/GitPullSpec.hs: Update rebase test to expect success and
verify linear history (3 commits, no merge parents)
- test/*.hs: Clean up unused imports
jbrechtel