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Promote the Bootstrap's Kept Skills Tree to Main - #1774
Promotes two changes. First, a bootstrap run that installs the skills now keeps its extracted tree, so the Claude Code plugin it registers no longer points at a directory the run deleted.
Refs #1756. It stays open until bootstrap.ps1 has a native Windows run.
Second, the registry now declares ESPHome-Config's Python as a build-profile uv workspace.
Kept tree:--host, --dev, and --skills (not under --dry-run) keep a bootstrap-owned skills-tree:
Under ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/host-setup on Linux, %LOCALAPPDATA%\host-setup on Windows, or --dir.
It is a plain extracted tarball, not a clone, and it never sits under ~/repos.
It carries .bootstrap-owned and .bootstrap-commit.
Swap: the new tree is extracted to .new and takes the name immediately before the skills step. The old tree is moved aside first and removed last, and it is put back if a swap stops between the two renames. A stand-up that fails earlier leaves the plugin loading the previous tree.
skills_install.py: reads a bootstrap tree's commit from its marker rather than git, for both the snapshot stamp and --report's live channel. A tree with no commit is an unjudgeable archive. It never replaces an existing registration.
Windows loader: path cmdlets take -LiteralPath, and every rename in the rollback and cleanup is guarded.
Docs:host-setup/README.md has a new "Where the Tree Lives" section, and docs/host-setup.md points to it.
Registry (Declare ESPHome-Config's Python as a Build-Profile uv Workspace #1777): ESPHome-Config's profiles.python is now build, requiredSecrets lists CODECOV_TOKEN, and the driftNote describes the root uv workspace. That layout is on ESPHome-Config's develop and reaches its main with that repo's next promotion.
Host, development, and skills installations now keep the extracted skills tree in place so the Claude Code plugin can load it. Subsequent installations replace the tree as part of the skills-install step; runs that fail before that step leave the previous tree available.
The retained tree is stored in the host-setup data directory by default, or under the directory provided with --dir.
Documentation
Added guidance on where the tree is stored and when it is retained or removed, including behavior for other actions and dry runs.
…he Run (#1773)
## Summary
Implements #1756 as the maintainer revised it: a bootstrap-owned durable
tree, not a git clone.
A bootstrap run that installs the skills (`--host`, `--dev`, `--skills`,
but not under a dry run) now keeps its extracted tree rather than
deleting it on exit. The Claude Code marketplace it registers is a
`directory` source that loads that tree in place, so the tree has to
outlive the run.
- **Where the tree lives.** `skills-tree` under
`${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/host-setup` on Linux, under
`%LOCALAPPDATA%\host-setup` on Windows, or under `--dir`. It is never a
git checkout and never under `~/repos`, so the bootstrap still needs no
git and modifies nobody's checkout.
- **Swap.** The tree is extracted to `.new` and swapped in immediately
before the skills step. The old tree is moved aside to `.old` first and
removed last. A stand-up that fails before the skills step leaves the
plugin loading the previous tree.
- **Markers.** The tree carries `.bootstrap-owned` and
`.bootstrap-commit`. `skills_install.py` reads a bootstrap tree's commit
from the marker, not from git, in both the snapshot stamp and the
`--report` live channel, so a home directory kept in git can't answer
for it.
- **Names.** Kept and transient trees take different names, so a report
run can't delete the kept one. The kept tree isn't called `hub`, because
the menu uses that name under the same Windows default directory.
- **Windows.** The loader's path cmdlets take `-LiteralPath`, so a
bracket in `-Dir` isn't read as a wildcard.
- **No re-pointing.** An existing registration is never replaced.
`claude plugin marketplace remove` also uninstalls the plugin and clears
project-scope enablement, so repairing a host that an older bootstrap
left dangling is deferred to #1769.
## Verification
- Both loaders ran in a scratch HOME with no `claude` on PATH:
`bootstrap.sh` under bash, and `bootstrap.ps1` under pwsh 7 on Linux.
The following was verified:
- The first `--skills` run keeps the tree with both markers.
- A re-run replaces it.
- A dry run leaves it.
- `--report` uses a transient cache tree and removes it.
- A `--host` run failing at an early step leaves the old tree in place.
- A `-Dir` containing `[1]` swaps without nesting.
- `--report` against a fake `claude` listing that names the kept tree
prints `live` with `vcs: archive` and the resolved commit.
- `test_skills_install.py` passes (54 tests), and so does
`test_bootstrap.py`. Each new test was confirmed to fail with its fix
reverted.
- `docker_lint.py` (all seven linters), ruff, mypy, `spec/validate.py`,
and the EOL gate are clean. `prose_lint` reports only `comment-added`,
hence the `comments` label.
- **Not verified:** a native Windows run of `bootstrap.ps1`. pwsh on
Linux exercised the loader's own logic, but not Windows file-locking
behavior. The Windows side of #1756 needs a native Windows run before
#1756 counts as fixed.
## Local review
Five recorded local strict passes. Their findings were fixed, or filed
as #1764, #1765, #1767, #1769, #1770, #1771, and #1772, at the
maintainer's stop point.
Refs #1756
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Skills installations now keep the fetched tree in place so the
registered Claude Code plugin can continue loading it. The installer
replaces the tree only when the new one is ready, preserving the
previous tree if setup fails beforehand.
- Documented where the retained tree is stored and how temporary trees
are handled.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Bootstrap-fetched trees are now recognized by the skills installer
without relying on Git metadata.
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The Bash and PowerShell bootstrap scripts now retain extracted trees for skills-installing runs and replace them through staging and swap steps. The skills installer identifies bootstrap-owned trees and reads their commit metadata without querying Git.
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Skills tree retention
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Summary
Tree paths and retention rules docs/host-setup.md, host-setup/README.md, host-setup/bootstrap.ps1, host-setup/bootstrap.sh, host-setup/menu.sh
The bootstrap scripts select data or cache paths based on the run mode, use skills-tree for retained trees, and check ownership markers. The documentation describes retained-tree locations and behavior.
Staging, swapping, and cleanup host-setup/bootstrap.ps1, host-setup/bootstrap.sh
Both scripts extract into owned staging directories, swap trees into place, restore retired trees when a swap stops midway, and apply cleanup rules based on the run mode.
Skills installation and tree metadata host-setup/bootstrap.ps1, host-setup/bootstrap.sh, scripts/skills_install.py, scripts/tests/test_skills_install.py
The bootstrap scripts swap retained trees in before skills installation. The installer recognizes bootstrap-owned trees and reads commit markers without Git queries. Tests cover marker and marketplace reporting cases.
The retained-tree change still has paths that can leave the plugin unavailable or report an incorrect skills revision. Resolve these issues before merging.
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Copilot review overview
🟡 Changes recommended
The Linux bootstrap uses keeps_tree && swap_in, which can bypass set -e on swap failure and allow the installer to register a soon-to-be-deleted staging directory as the live marketplace path.
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This pull request promotes the “kept bootstrap skills tree” design to main, ensuring the Claude Code marketplace registration points at a durable extracted tree instead of a temporary directory that gets deleted after the bootstrap run.
Changes:
Teach scripts/skills_install.py (and its tests) to treat bootstrap-owned trees as archive sources and read their resolved commit from a marker file instead of querying git.
Update the Linux and Windows bootstrap loaders to extract to a staging directory and swap a kept tree into place for skills-installing modes.
Document where the kept tree lives and how it is swapped/retained.
File
Description
scripts/tests/test_skills_install.py
Adds coverage for bootstrap-owned marker handling and “never ask git” behavior.
scripts/skills_install.py
Adds bootstrap markers, marker-based commit resolution, and live-channel reporting for bootstrap-owned trees.
host-setup/README.md
Documents the kept tree location and swap behavior (“Where the Tree Lives”).
host-setup/menu.sh
Adjusts comments to align with the updated ownership-marker framing.
host-setup/bootstrap.sh
Implements kept-tree staging/swap/cleanup logic for skills-installing modes.
host-setup/bootstrap.ps1
Implements kept-tree staging/swap/cleanup logic for skills-installing modes on Windows.
docs/host-setup.md
Points readers to the kept-tree location documentation in host-setup/README.md.
Do not resolve an explicit revision in an enclosing repository.
When ROOT is bootstrap-owned, intended_commit(rev) must not call Git. git_in uses git -C ROOT, so Git can discover an enclosing repository and return its commit as the intended skills revision. Return (None, None) for an explicit revision that the archive cannot resolve.
Suggested fix
if not rev:
source = source_ref()
if source.get("vcs") == "archive":
label = (
"SKILLS_SOURCE_COMMIT"
if os.environ.get("SKILLS_SOURCE_COMMIT")
else BOOTSTRAP_COMMIT_MARKER
)
return source["commit"], label
+ if rev and is_bootstrap_tree(ROOT):+ return None, None
candidates = [rev] if rev else ["refs/remotes/origin/main", "refs/heads/main"]
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In `@scripts/skills_install.py` around lines 297 - 299, Update intended_commit so
an explicit revision with a bootstrap-owned ROOT returns (None, None) before
candidate resolution or any git_in call; preserve existing resolution behavior
for other cases.
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@host-setup/bootstrap.ps1`:
- Around line 291-331: Update Invoke-SwapIn to remove an existing owned retired
tree only when the live tree also exists and must be moved aside. When the live
tree is absent, leave the retired tree in place and promote staging; preserve
the current failure when both paths exist and the retired name cannot be
cleared.
In `@host-setup/bootstrap.sh`:
- Around line 265-268: Update the installer invoked by install_skills so it
detects and removes or replaces a bootstrap-owned marketplace registration whose
location is missing before treating an “already registered” result as success.
Preserve existing registrations that point to valid locations, then register the
current skills tree.
In `@scripts/skills_install.py`:
- Line 105: Update the bootstrap handling around is_bootstrap_tree(ROOT) and the
sha assignment to verify retained files against a bootstrap-time content
baseline. In report(), preserve dirty=False for clean archive installs, but do
not mark the snapshot current based on the bootstrap marker when retained files
differ from that baseline.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@scripts/skills_install.py`:
- Around line 297-299: Update intended_commit so an explicit revision with a
bootstrap-owned ROOT returns (None, None) before candidate resolution or any
git_in call; preserve existing resolution behavior for other cases.
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Answering CodeRabbit's outside-diff finding "Do not resolve an explicit revision in an enclosing repository" (scripts/skills_install.py:297-299): deferred to #1770, where it is already recorded. intended_commit(rev) asking git in a bootstrap tree predates #1773, and only a hand-run --report --intended reaches it, since the loaders never pass --intended. The suggested if rev and is_bootstrap_tree(ROOT): return None, None is the fix #1770 names.
## Summary
ESPHome-Config moved its Python from the `lint-only` profile to a root
uv workspace (root `pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`, and `tests/`), with
`easystart/python` as its first member, in ptr727/ESPHome-Config#177.
- Set `profiles.python` to `build` (`cpp` stays `lint-only`).
- Replace the driftNote that described the lint-only shape with one
describing the root workspace whose members live under subtrees.
- Add `CODECOV_TOKEN` to `requiredSecrets`, matching every other
build-profile Python entry. Both of the repo's secret stores already
hold it.
The change is on ESPHome-Config's `develop`, not yet promoted to its
`main` (the `groundTruthBranch`). Landing this now was a deliberate
call.
## Verification
- `python3 spec/validate.py`: OK.
- Pre-commit gate set: clean.
- Local strict review: one pre-existing spec gap, filed separately (the
`python.profile.detect` assert does not describe a virtual workspace
root that has no `[project]` table).
Fixes#1762
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* **Chores**
* Updated validation for the ESPHome configuration repository to use a
build profile, with tests and lockfile support for its Python workspace.
* Added coverage reporting configuration for the repository.
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Copilot review overview
🔵 Needs a closer look
The kept-tree swap/rollback sequence in both bootstrap loaders is complex but still lacks an automated test that executes and asserts its on-disk outcomes under simulated failures.
Lack of coverage for kept skills tree rollback flow
host-setup/bootstrap.ps1:299
The swap/rollback behavior for the kept skills tree (staging .new, renaming to .old, rollback on failure, and cleanup behavior) is complex but is not covered by an automated test that executes these code paths. The current bootstrap tests are static invariants, so a reorder or regression in this sequence could pass CI while breaking the guarantee that failed runs leave the previously-registered tree intact.
Missing test for kept-tree swap and rollback behavior
host-setup/bootstrap.sh:179
The kept-tree swap/rollback logic introduced here is not exercised by any automated test. scripts/tests/test_bootstrap.py asserts loader invariants and spec coverage, but nothing executes a run that stages to .new, swaps to .old, and verifies the on-disk tree left behind after simulated failures. This leaves the critical “plugin keeps loading the previous tree on failure” guarantee regression-prone.
Answering Copilot's two previously-missed findings on head 2c5802f:
Lack of coverage for kept skills tree rollback flow (host-setup/bootstrap.ps1:299)
Missing test for kept-tree swap and rollback behavior (host-setup/bootstrap.sh:179)
Both are real and deferred to #1780, which asks for a test that runs the swap and rollback with failures injected at each step. The rollback defect itself is already tracked in #1770.
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Promotes two changes. First, a bootstrap run that installs the skills now keeps its extracted tree, so the Claude Code plugin it registers no longer points at a directory the run deleted.
Refs #1756. It stays open until
bootstrap.ps1has a native Windows run.Second, the registry now declares ESPHome-Config's Python as a build-profile uv workspace.
Closes #1762
What reaches main
--host,--dev, and--skills(not under--dry-run) keep a bootstrap-ownedskills-tree:${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/host-setupon Linux,%LOCALAPPDATA%\host-setupon Windows, or--dir.~/repos..bootstrap-ownedand.bootstrap-commit..newand takes the name immediately before the skills step. The old tree is moved aside first and removed last, and it is put back if a swap stops between the two renames. A stand-up that fails earlier leaves the plugin loading the previous tree.skills_install.py: reads a bootstrap tree's commit from its marker rather than git, for both the snapshot stamp and--report's live channel. A tree with no commit is an unjudgeable archive. It never replaces an existing registration.-LiteralPath, and every rename in the rollback and cleanup is guarded.host-setup/README.mdhas a new "Where the Tree Lives" section, anddocs/host-setup.mdpoints to it.profiles.pythonis nowbuild,requiredSecretslistsCODECOV_TOKEN, and the driftNote describes the root uv workspace. That layout is on ESPHome-Config's develop and reaches its main with that repo's next promotion.Review state
developas 94fa3cb via Keep the Bootstrap's Skills Tree So the Claude Code Plugin Outlives the Run #1773, and as 2c5802f via Declare ESPHome-Config's Python as a Build-Profile uv Workspace #1777.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
--dir.Documentation