# Generated by chezmoi from home/dot_config/metapac/config.toml.tmpl
# Machine list lives in home/.chezmoidata/hosts.toml -- edit that, not this.
#
# metapac reads this from the platform config dir:
#   Linux  $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/metapac/config.toml
#   macOS  ~/Library/Application Support/metapac/config.toml  (symlinked to ~/.config/metapac)

# Backends enabled on every host; merged with [hostname_enabled_backends].
enabled_backends = []

# Only the group files listed in [hostname_groups] are used, instead of every
# .toml found under groups/.
hostname_groups_enabled = true

# Each host is emitted twice: under its bare name, and under "<name>.local".
# metapac keys off a raw gethostname(), which on macOS carries the mDNS ".local"
# suffix, while the registry is keyed by chezmoi's .chezmoi.hostname, which stops
# at the first dot. Without the alias every macOS host falls through to
# "no entry in the `hostname_groups` config" and metapac refuses to run. The
# spare key is inert on hosts that report a bare name.
[hostname_enabled_backends]
{{- range $name, $h := .hosts }}
{{ $name | quote }} = {{ $h.backends | toJson }}
{{ printf "%s.local" $name | quote }} = {{ $h.backends | toJson }}
{{- end }}

# Every host implicitly gets its own baseline group, groups/hosts/<hostname>.toml,
# holding the packages the OS install left behind. This is what keeps
# `metapac clean` from offering to uninstall base, sudo and the kernel.
# A host with no baseline file fails loudly on the next metapac run, naming the
# path to create -- that is deliberate.
[hostname_groups]
{{- range $name, $h := .hosts }}
{{- $g := prepend $h.groups (printf "hosts/%s" $name) }}
{{ $name | quote }} = {{ $g | toJson }}
{{ printf "%s.local" $name | quote }} = {{ $g | toJson }}
{{- end }}

[arch]
# pacman, pamac, paru, pikaur and yay share a package database, so metapac needs
# to be told which one to drive.
package_manager = "paru"

[cargo]
locked = false
binstall = false