kevinveenbirkenbachandClaude Opus 4.7
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The env.development marker file existed for two purposes that no longer justify the wiring cost: a per-machine compose --env-file override layer appended after auto-loaded .env, and a fallback signal for detect_runtime() to return "dev" when the marker exists. With every INFINITO_* default now collapsed into env/default.env -> .env, persistent per-machine overrides are best expressed as \`export INFINITO_FOO=…\` before invoking make (load.sh honors caller-set values via setdefault). The marker fallback in detect_runtime was redundant with the explicit RUNTIME=dev that every dev-flow callsite already passes (fresh-*.sh, reset/inventory.sh). Removed: - Makefile mark-development target + .PHONY entry - env.development from .gitignore / .dockerignore - env_local conditional in compose.up() - env_development conditional in down._compose_run() - env.development conditional in scripts/meta/resolve/apps.sh and scripts/meta/resolve/diff/affected_roles.sh - env.development marker branch + the now-unused project_root parameter from cli/meta/runtime/detect_runtime; __main__.py caller follows - "Optional Development Marker" section in docs/contributing/environment/ setup.md and the marker reference in docs/administration/installation.md Also drops two RUNTIME=='dev' guards in roles/web-app-bigbluebutton that relied on the auto-detect path: - the compose build etherpad task in tasks/02_compose.yml - the freeswitch iptables-REJECT entrypoint override in templates/compose.override.yml.j2 With auto-detection of "dev" gone the guards would otherwise only fire on explicit RUNTIME=dev runs, silently regressing the local-dev path operators rely on; both behaviors now apply unconditionally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Installation Guide 🚀
Use this guide to install the infinito CLI with the method that fits your workflow.
Run with Docker 🐳
Build the image and run the CLI. For more options, see Docker and Runtime Commands.
docker build -t infinito:latest .
docker run --rm -it infinito:latest infinito --help
Develop from Source 💻
Clone the repository and install the project from the repository root:
git clone https://github.com/infinito-nexus/core.git
cd core
make install
make environment-bootstrap
This prepares the repository for local development.
make environment-bootstrap also installs the repository's local pre-commit hooks for this checkout.
All available make commands are documented in the Makefile Commands reference.
For a worked example of how these commands interact (including build, bootstrap, test, deploy, and teardown), see the environment test suite.
For further information on setting up a local development environment, see CONTRIBUTING.md.
For inventory creation and deployment, continue with the Deploy Guide.