Reworks fish-deps' dependency classification from three tiers to five:
Required, Recommended, Optional, Terminal Emulators, and Integrations.
- Add an Optional tier for single-purpose wrapper conveniences that only
matter if you already use that specific tool (btop, dust, duf,
prettyping, go, lazygit, lazydocker, docker, yt-dlp, screen). Skipped by
`fish-deps install`/`sync` by default.
- Split kitty/wezterm into their own Terminal Emulators tier, since only
the one matching $TERM is ever relevant to a given user.
- Add --optional, --terminals, and --all flags to `install`/`sync` to
opt back into the skipped tiers, with a summary of how many were
skipped and which flag restores them.
- Fix `_fish_deps_status` marking missing Integrations as critical (red)
the same as Required — only Required is red now; Recommended stays
yellow, everything else renders as a neutral dim note.
Also fixes two bugs surfaced during dependency testing on a fresh
install:
- `fish_right_prompt` called `docker context show` on every prompt with
no `type -q docker` guard, unlike every other optional integration in
this config — on a system without docker this printed a visible
"Unknown command: docker" block on every single prompt render. Added
the missing guard, and hardened the `ld` wrapper with explicit
docker/lazydocker presence checks.
- `ov`'s catalog entry offered `cargo install ov` as its preferred
install method, but crates.io's `ov` is an unrelated crate, not the
noborus/ov pager — cargo would silently install the wrong package.
Removed the cargo path; `ov` now prefers `go install
github.com/noborus/ov@latest` (ahead of the system PM) when go is
available, since not all distros package `ov` in their base repos,
and falls back to the system PM otherwise.
Fixed tables and text formatting in the Dependency Catalog and Configuration Variables pages so they render properly as markdown instead of flat code blocks. Added introductory sentences to Troubleshooting and Customization so the Starlight sub-heading navigation cards get injected at the top of the page rather than jumping below the first heading.
Adds docs/build-manual.py (--concat) and a round-trip test in
verify-manual.py that reproduces the pre-migration fish-config.md
exactly from docs/manual/.
Fixes found by the round-trip check, applied in split-manual.py and
re-run to regenerate docs/manual/:
- NAME/SYNOPSIS/TABLE OF CONTENTS had no sidebar.order, so they sorted
after every numbered section instead of interleaving with DESCRIPTION
in original document order. All manual pages now get sidebar.order
from a single position counter matching source order.
- split_h1/split_h2 used .strip() on section bodies, which also ate
leading indentation on the first body line, corrupting the 4-space
indented code blocks that open SYNOPSIS and TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- The source's leading pandoc metadata block (title/section/header/
date/author) was discarded entirely by the splitter. It's now parsed
off via manualtools.parse and stashed on index.md under a "pandoc"
key; build-manual.py re-emits it verbatim ahead of the first heading.
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