The oh-my-zsh eza plugin adds a bare --hyperlink flag as the last tail
option. eza's --hyperlink takes an optional value, so clap swallows the
next token (the path) -> 'la /' fails with 'invalid value /'.
- Drop the 'hyperlink' zstyle so the plugin stops adding the bare flag
- After oh-my-zsh loads, append the glued --hyperlink=always form to
each eza alias; the glued form cannot eat the next token, so paths
work and hyperlinks stay on
- Add --connect-timeout 5 --max-time 30 to all curl calls (starship,
lazydocker, fastfetch, eza) so an unreachable/slow host aborts instead
of hanging the new shell during a bootstrap version bump
- Add -f/--fail to curl calls so a 502/HTML error page is not saved as
a tarball or piped into sh
- Guard fastfetch extract: only cp/chmod when $ffdir is non-empty,
preventing cp of '/usr/bin/fastfetch' and glob against '/' when
curl/tar fails
- Only run fastfetch/eza copy steps when both curl and tar succeed;
clean up temp tarballs in both success and failure paths
- git clone now uses GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0 and http.lowSpeedLimit/
lowSpeedTime so a stalled clone aborts after ~10s of no progress
and an unexpected credential prompt cannot block startup
- Drop invalid -y flag from 'dnf list available' availability check
(it is a global dnf option, not a list subcommand arg) which could
cause the check to fail and skip the dnf path
- Add -f/--fail to all curl calls so HTTP error pages (502/404) are not
written to temp files and mistaken for valid config/scripts
- Fix tmux check at line 49: was testing the directory path with -f
(always true when dir exists) causing tmux.conf to re-download on
every shell start; now checks for the actual conf files in both
tmux and byobu config dirs
- Detect netbird installed via pacman
- Remove netbird packages using pacman -Rns when replacing with binary install
- Update README to document pacman support
- Add missing 'shift' in --list case (caused infinite loop)
- Initialize color vars to empty strings before tput block
(set -u errored when tput unavailable or non-TTY)
Usage: docker-stacks-update -s stack_a -s stack_b
Only matching running stacks are processed. Shows a helpful message
with available stacks if no match is found.
- Add -h/--help usage with options
- Add argument parsing with unknown-option error
- Fix update detection: 'Pulled' appears for all services even when
up-to-date; only 'Downloaded newer image for' is reliable
- Show 'Stopping containers...' before docker compose down
- Show 'Starting containers...' before docker compose up
- Show 'Dumping named volumes...' during volume backup
- Move 'Backup complete' message to after stack restart
Adds syntax validation via zsh -n to both update_zshrc() and the
auto-update on shell start. Prevents error pages or corrupted content
from overwriting ~/.zshrc and breaking the shell.