Felipe M.
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The status line script was already in the repo but inert: chezmoi ignores source paths beginning with a dot, so home/.claude/ was never part of the source state. Moved to home/dot_claude/ with the executable_ attribute, since the statusLine command is invoked directly and a 0644 file cannot run. Settings are merged rather than replaced. Claude Code writes to settings.json itself -- autoMode.environment is regenerated per machine and /config edits land there -- so a managed file would revert its work on every apply. The keys we assert live in .chezmoitemplates/claude-settings.json as plain JSON; the modify_ script folds them in with jq's recursive merge, leaving unmanaged keys intact at any depth. Fixed a locale bug in the status line: under LC_NUMERIC=es_ES, printf rendered the cost as "1,23" and rejected the rate-limit percentage outright with "invalid number" on stderr. It now forces LC_NUMERIC=C. jq is a hard dependency of both the status line and the settings merge, so it joins the common group. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Go Template
Executable file
24 lines
871 B
Go Template
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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#
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# chezmoi `modify_` script: the current ~/.claude/settings.json arrives on stdin
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# and whatever this prints becomes the new file.
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#
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# The settings we assert live in .chezmoitemplates/claude-settings.json as plain
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# JSON -- edit that file, not this one.
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#
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# They are MERGED into the existing file rather than replacing it, because
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# Claude Code writes here too: autoMode.environment is regenerated per machine
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# and /config edits land in this file. jq's `*` operator merges recursively, so
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# nested objects survive; only the keys named in claude-settings.json are
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# overwritten.
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set -euo pipefail
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managed=$(cat <<'MANAGED_SETTINGS_JSON'
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{{ includeTemplate "claude-settings.json" . }}
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MANAGED_SETTINGS_JSON
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)
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current="$(cat)"
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[ -z "${current//[[:space:]]/}" ] && current='{}'
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jq -s '.[0] * .[1]' <(printf '%s' "$current") <(printf '%s' "$managed")
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