If the target branch is already checked out in another worktree,
`gco <branch>` cds there instead of erroring with "already used by
worktree at". Falls through to plain `git checkout` otherwise.
clan-cli silently ignores the `?dir=` URL parameter when resolving a
flake source, so with the flake at nixos/flake.nix `clan machines
update` fails with "flake.nix does not exist". Move the flake tree up
so the repo root contains flake.nix, flake.lock, flake-modules/, lib/,
modules/, sops/, and vars/. Host-specific NixOS modules stay in
nixos/{hosts,home,fish.nix,neovim.nix,…}; flake-module paths updated
accordingly.
- dotfiles-rebuild flakeRef is now "${dotfilesDir}#<host>" (was
"${dotfilesDir}/nixos#<host>").
- CLAUDE.md build commands + clan section updated. nixupdate fish alias
updated. sunken-ship hostsfile comment updated.
- Existing /etc/dotfiles checkouts on the servers will pick up the new
layout on the next `dotfiles-rebuild` timer tick; the rebuild service
was pre-updated via rsync so its flakeRef matches before the pull.
Also includes 4b follow-through: zerotier identities are now live on
both servers (sunken-ship=d553a2de33 controller, phantom-ship=6c048abbdc
peer) and IPv6 ping across the ZT mesh works.
New setup — due for review after you run darwin-rebuild switch and
live with it for a few days. See CLAUDE.md (Alacritty) and
assets/alacritty/README.md.
- HM: import active-colors.toml + Catppuccin latte/mocha fragments
- nix-darwin: launchd.user.agents.alacritty-system-theme + PATH helper
- fish: background sync on Darwin; theme.sh no longer rebuilds for Alacritty
- Remove switch-alacritty-theme.sh (sed + darwin-rebuild per toggle)
Made-with: Cursor
- Remove trailing whitespaces from all .nix files
- Remove trailing whitespaces from shell scripts
- Remove trailing whitespaces from README files
- Improves code consistency and follows best practices
- Add EDITOR and VISUAL environment variables to fish shell init
- Add system-level EDITOR and VISUAL variables for macOS and WSL
- Ensures nvim is used as default editor for git, system tools, and applications
- Maintains existing neovim defaultEditor configuration
- Create unified theme.sh script that works on both WSL and macOS
- Update fish alias to use new unified script instead of WSL-specific one
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing theme command
- Update documentation to reflect unified approach
- Script automatically detects platform and calls appropriate functionality
