# `scripts/` — repo automation

Everything in this directory is either sourced by `./run` or invoked
directly over SSH on a remote host (apricot, plum). Every `*.sh` is
idempotent and safe to re-run.

## Layout

```
scripts/
  run/              — ./run <cmd> dispatch modules; one file per concern
    common.sh       — colors, dotenv loader, $GAME_DIR/$SIMULATOR_DIR/$GUIDE_DIR
    build.sh        — cmd_build, cmd_build_wasm, cmd_build_gdext, cmd_build_info
    build-info.sh   — git-state → src/game/build_info.json generator
    dev.sh          — lint/format/test/verify/autoplay subcommands
    export.sh       — Godot export one-target dispatch
    remote.sh       — install:/start:/stop:/smoke: over SSH
    tools.sh        — setup + spritegen + misc one-offs
  dev-setup/        — one-shot env bootstrap scripts, per-OS
    osx.sh          — macOS (Homebrew + Godot + Rust + --with-runner)
    linux.sh        — generic Linux (dnf/apt + Rust + --with-runner)
    bluefin.sh      — rpm-ostree Bluefin layer (weston, vulkan-tools)
    lib/            — helpers shared across the per-OS scripts
      runner.sh     — forgejo-runner install/register/verify
  autoplay/         — runs ON a linux host (apricot) for headless batches
    run_ap3.sh      — weston-headless flatpak Godot invocation
    run_seeded.sh   — single-seed AUTO_PLAY wrapper
    test_save_resume.sh — save-at-T50 → resume → compare test harness
```

## Conventions

- **Functions prefixed with `_`** are private helpers scoped to one
  file. Functions without the prefix are callable from other modules.
- **`cmd_<verb>_<target>`** functions are dispatched by `./run` via
  name-matching — `./run verb:target` runs `cmd_verb_target`. No need
  to edit the top-level `run` case block to add a new subcommand.
- **Direct execution works too** — every `scripts/run/*.sh` and
  `scripts/dev-setup/*.sh` has a working shebang and `if [[ "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" == "$0" ]]` guard where relevant.
- **Remote scripts** under `autoplay/` are *meant* to be SSH-invoked
  from the EDIT host (typically plum) running on the RUN host
  (typically apricot). Never invoke them on the EDIT host directly.
- **Env files** — `.env` (tracked base) → `.env.local` (user secrets,
  gitignored) → `.env.<mode>` → `.env.<mode>.local`. Loaded automatically
  by `common.sh` at source time. See `.env.example` for documented keys.