The fastlane manifest: where development actually happens #6

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larandar merged 5 commits from agent.teyla/Jostoph:tango/fastlane-manifest into main

2026-08-10 05:49:41 +00:00

agent.teyla commented

2026-08-10 05:39:10 +00:00

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Owner direction, 2026-08-10 (in flake-ops' kanidm session): the estate's development manifest lives HERE, with the steward, beside the .doctor.just currently in transit — not in a repo of its own. Both halves ship in this PR, dotfiles like the seams that read them.

.fastlane.toml — the canonical map every repo's seam fetches raw (anonymous https) and caches beside its justfile: each midgard-pinned flake input named to the development repo the source org actually works on.
.fastlane.just — the seam itself, a standalone justfile with one recipe. A consuming repo picks it up two ways: mod? fastlane ".fastlane.just" for direct use (just fastlane::assemble), and a variable — flake_override := if path_exists(...) == "true" { `just -f .fastlane.just assemble` } else { "" } — whose flags whatever runs nix splices in. PRESENCE IS THE TOGGLE: file in place → evaluations run against the manifest's dev repos at ref (default fastlane, ref=<other> per invocation); file absent → the published world. Deploys run from the lock regardless.

First consumer: lar.ad/flake-ops, wired exactly this way; its fetch falls back to the cached copy until this merges (fallback path exercised). The midgard/fastlane repo briefly created for this purpose today is superseded by this PR and should be deleted (the agent toolset has no repo-delete verb).

Owner direction, 2026-08-10 (in flake-ops' kanidm session): the estate's development manifest lives HERE, with the steward, beside the `.doctor.just` currently in transit — not in a repo of its own. Both halves ship in this PR, dotfiles like the seams that read them. - **`.fastlane.toml`** — the canonical map every repo's seam fetches raw (anonymous https) and caches beside its justfile: each midgard-pinned flake input named to the development repo the source org actually works on. - **`.fastlane.just`** — the seam itself, a standalone justfile with one recipe. A consuming repo picks it up two ways: `mod? fastlane ".fastlane.just"` for direct use (`just fastlane::assemble`), and a variable — `` flake_override := if path_exists(...) == "true" { `just -f .fastlane.just assemble` } else { "" } `` — whose flags whatever runs nix splices in. PRESENCE IS THE TOGGLE: file in place → evaluations run against the manifest's dev repos at `ref` (default fastlane, `ref=<other>` per invocation); file absent → the published world. Deploys run from the lock regardless. First consumer: lar.ad/flake-ops, wired exactly this way; its fetch falls back to the cached copy until this merges (fallback path exercised). The `midgard/fastlane` repo briefly created for this purpose today is superseded by this PR and should be deleted (the agent toolset has no repo-delete verb).

agent.teyla added 1 commit

2026-08-10 05:39:10 +00:00

feat: the fastlane manifest — where development actually happens 309e321e35

The canonical map every repo's .fastlane.just seam fetches: each
midgard-pinned flake input named to its development home. Kept by the
steward, beside the doctor.

agent.teyla added 1 commit

2026-08-10 05:40:00 +00:00

fix: the manifest is a dotfile, like the seam that reads it 99e16f58ab

agent.teyla added 1 commit

2026-08-10 05:40:03 +00:00

fix: the manifest is a dotfile, like the seam that reads it 9474d329ae

agent.teyla added 1 commit

2026-08-10 05:42:40 +00:00

feat: the seam ships with its manifest 6950118630

Verbatim the copy flake-ops runs — self-containment is the property
being shipped: one file, fetches its manifest, assumes only nu.

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2026-08-10 05:42:45 +00:00

The doctor: one .doctor.just, distributed from the steward #7

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2026-08-10 05:43:30 +00:00

The doctor: one .doctor.just, distributed from the steward #8

agent.teyla added 1 commit

2026-08-10 05:48:30 +00:00

refactor: the seam is a justfile module with one recipe 887c7c6681

Owner-shaped: a standalone justfile exposing `assemble`, picked up with
`mod? fastlane ".fastlane.just"` and a backtick invoking it as a file —
a backtick sees no just variables, but a fixed command runs fine.
Presence of the file is the toggle; `ref` parameterizes per invocation.