todo-tree stopped triggering on docs/TASKS.md because the file was
restructured (2026-07-28 backlog migration) to use plain markdown
checkboxes with no literal TODO/FIXME/etc. keywords, which is all
todo-tree's default config matches on. Added the documented
todo-tree.regex.regex + [ ]/[x] tags configuration (see
Gruntfuggly/todo-tree wiki) so it actually detects checkbox items, plus
red/green highlighting for open vs done.
Also cleaned up 19 stale open checkbox items left behind by that same
migration - they duplicated content already tracked as individual Gitea
issues (in old pre-migration detail, not the established "-> Issue #N"
pointer format the rest of the file already uses), including two
(Database Backup Strategy, Synapse Media PVC Backups) for issues that
are actually already closed. Converted all to pointer format or removed
where closed. Replaced the stale M1-M7 milestone table (contradicted its
own file header - said M4 "In Progress" while the summary line above
already said 0 in progress) with a pointer to the new SemVer Releases.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Almost every tracked file in the repo had drifted to mode 777 on disk
(only files created fresh this session were unaffected), and a chunk of
that drift had already been committed as spurious +x bits on plain
YAML/Markdown files (authentik.yaml, kustomization.yaml, coturn.yaml,
element-server-suite.yaml, TASKS.md, install.md, etc.) - none of these
need to be executable. Restored to 644 for regular files, 755 only for
actual scripts (postCreateCommand.sh, docker-init.sh, install-hooks.sh,
pre-commit hook, element-setup-linux.sh).
Also found element-setup-macos.command was missing +x despite having a
shebang and being meant for double-click execution on macOS - fixed.
Added .gitignore for .DS_Store and .claude/ and stopped tracking the five
.DS_Store files that had been committed by accident.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The devcontainer could never actually be built successfully - verified by
building it from scratch for the first time in a while. Found and fixed six
issues:
- kubectl: apt.kubernetes.io was deprecated/shut down by Google in 2023,
switched to the official successor repo pkgs.k8s.io
- docker-ce-cli: apt line hardcoded arch=amd64, breaking the build on
Apple Silicon; resolved dynamically via dpkg --print-architecture
- useradd -G docker failed because only the Docker CLI (no daemon) is
installed, so no package ever creates the docker group; added explicit
groupadd
- oh-my-zsh install had a nested-quoting bug that made the RUN step fail;
simplified to download-then-run instead of one nested `su -c "sh -c ..."`
- sops binary was hardcoded to linux.amd64, only working on arm64 by luck
via Docker Desktop's QEMU emulation; resolved dynamically like docker-ce
- docker.sock was mounted but unusable (permission denied) since the
container's docker group GID never matched the host socket's GID; added
a root entrypoint (docker-init.sh) that reconciles this at container
start, then drops to the vscode user via gosu
Also fixed two stale mas-secrets.sops.yaml references (actual filename is
mas-secret.yaml) in README.md and postCreateCommand.sh, set the vscode
user's default shell to zsh (oh-my-zsh was installed but never used by
default), and documented all of the above plus a build+run verification
snippet in README.md so this class of drift is caught before it goes
unnoticed again.
Verified end-to-end: cold `docker build --no-cache`, then a real container
run against the actual mounted kubeconfig, age key, and docker socket -
kubectl reaches the live cluster, sops decrypts a real secret, and docker
ps talks to the real daemon as the vscode user.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Dockerfile with all required tools (kubectl, flux, helm, sops, age, etc.)
- devcontainer.json with VSCode config and extensions
- postCreateCommand.sh for setup verification
- Comprehensive README with setup instructions for macOS, Windows/WSL2, Linux
- Automatic mounts for kubeconfig, SSH keys, age encryption keys
- SOPS_AGE_KEY_FILE and KUBECONFIG pre-configured
Enables development on Windows, macOS, and Linux with consistent environment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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