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Verify changes to this dotfiles repo without mutating $HOME — syntax-check edited zsh/bash files, run shellcheck if present, dry-run bootstrap, and smoke-load functions in a clean shell. Use after editing any shell module, script, or function here, before committing.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Add a new config file or topic to this dotfiles repo so bootstrap symlinks it into $HOME, handling special targets and private/template variants. Use when asked to track a new dotfile, rc file, or app config in the dotfiles.
Add a cross-distro package to this dotfiles repo — map it in script/packages.conf for apt/pacman/dnf, add the macOS brew equivalent, and wire it into install-base or install-desktop. Use when asked to make the dotfiles install a new tool/package.
Add a new interactive shell function to this dotfiles repo (system/programs.zsh), following the repo's guard/IFSUDO/bilingual/cross-platform conventions, and keep the README in sync. Use when asked to add a helper, command, or shell function to the dotfiles.
| name | verify-shell |
| description | Verify changes to this dotfiles repo without mutating $HOME — syntax-check edited zsh/bash files, run shellcheck if present, dry-run bootstrap, and smoke-load functions in a clean shell. Use after editing any shell module, script, or function here, before committing. |
This repo has no test suite. Run these read-only checks after any change. Skip
the steps that don't apply to what you touched; never run a real
bootstrap/install-* against the live $HOME to "test".
# zsh modules (anything matching */*.zsh, and *.zsh.symlink entrypoints)
zsh -n system/programs.zsh
zsh -n zsh/zshrc.symlink
# bash scripts
bash -n script/bootstrap
bash -n script/update script/install-base script/install-desktop
# POSIX sh files sourced by both shells
sh -n shell/logo.sh.symlink
command -v shellcheck >/dev/null && shellcheck script/* git/bin/git-* || \
echo "shellcheck not installed — skipping"
*.zsh files are zsh, not POSIX — shellcheck them only with -s bash and treat
zsh-specific warnings as expected noise.
zsh -ic 'source system/programs.zsh; type <fn>' # confirms it parses & defines
zsh -ic 'source system/programs.zsh; <fn>' # no args → expect usage on stderr, return 1
Confirm a missing-dependency path degrades gracefully (prints to stderr, returns non-zero) rather than crashing.
script/bootstrap --dry-run # prints "would link …" — no $HOME mutation
script/update --check-updates # network read-only version check
git config --file git/gitconfig.symlink --list # gitconfig parses
grep -nP '[\x{FEFF}\x{200B}\x{00A0}]' <files> # catch zero-width/nbsp in *.md
Report exactly what passed, what was skipped (and why), and any failures with their output. Only call a change verified once the relevant checks above pass.