Apply a consistent naming convention to the Make target inventory so
every target is grouped by its domain:
- compose-* (compose-up/down/restart/stop/exec/inner-run)
- network-* (network-dns-setup/remove, network-ipv6-disable/restore,
network-refresh, network-trust-ca)
- security-* (security-apparmor-restore/teardown)
- diagnose-* (diagnose-network, diagnose-disk-usage)
- fix-* (fix-chmod, fix-dockerignore)
- clean-* (clean-cache, clean-pycache-dirs)
- install-* (install-agent)
- meta-* (meta-list, meta-tree, meta-mig)
Drop the stale debug-network target and reintroduce its functionality
as diagnose-network. Cascade renames through:
- Makefile (.PHONY entries, prereqs, recursive $(MAKE) calls)
- contributor docs, agent-iteration docs, role-level docs
- bundle README, environment scripts, install/lint/test wrappers
- AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, compose/cache.override.yml, .github/workflows
Historical entries under docs/requirements/ and changelog/ stay
untouched as audit logs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Environment Variables
The project's environment is owned by a single generator, not scattered across shell modules.
Every variable is documented INLINE next to its definition with a one-line # ... comment above the key.
This page is just a map of where to look.
Where the defaults live
default.envholds the committed defaults for every static key (network defaults like DNS, subnet, gateway, domain included), each preceded by a one-line comment. Edit this file to change a default or to read the per-variable documentation..env(gitignored) is generated bymake dotenv, which delegates topython -m cli.meta.env. It combinesdefault.envwith runtime-resolved values (selected distro, GHA/Act flags, df/meminfo-derived cache sizes, sha256 secrets, repository owner, ...). Each line in.envis preceded by its own comment, so the file is self-describing. Open it aftermake dotenvto inspect the effective value-set together with its documentation.
Regenerating
make dotenv
Override individual values by exporting them before make dotenv.
Already-set env vars take precedence over default.env defaults.
Pipeline
env/(underutils/) holds the parser, runtime helpers, writer, and one handler module per dynamically-computed variable underhandlers/.env/(undercli/meta/) provides the CLI entry point invoked aspython -m cli.meta.env.load.shis the shell loader; it sources.envand auto-generates it on a cold clone.
Variables NOT in default.env
A handful of variables are documented next to their consumer because they cannot have a static default:
- Driver-injected by
make compose-upand the dev CLI (cache override paths likeINFINITO_CACHE_REGISTRY_PROXY_CONF, the package-cache config paths, the frontend CA file). See common.py and compose.yml.md. - Computed at container start for
INFINITO_PATH, set by entry.sh. - Persisted on the deploy target for
INFINITO_VERSION, written by the sys-version role. - Compose literals with no env-side knob, namely
GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFYandPYTHONHTTPSVERIFY, documented in compose.yml.md.
Role-scoped variables
App-specific container variables live next to the role that owns them, typically in roles/<role>/templates/env.j2, roles/<role>/templates/bootstrap.env.j2, or roles/<role>/templates/playwright.env.j2.
They are intentionally NOT centralised here so the app documentation and its generated env file stay in sync.