- Remove duplicate log/error_exit/warning/success/info from hops and
uninstall; remove validate_password, generate_secure_password,
create_docker_networks, validate_timezone from install. Single
canonical copies now live in lib/common.sh, lib/security.sh,
lib/validation.sh, and lib/docker.sh (A5, Q1)
- Fix lib/docker.sh, lib/validation.sh, lib/security.sh to use LIB_DIR
instead of SCRIPT_DIR so sourcing them inside a function does not
clobber the caller's SCRIPT_DIR
- Move SCRIPT_VERSION to lib/common.sh as the single source of truth;
remove local declarations from hops, install, and uninstall
- uninstall now sources lib/common.sh directly for standalone safety
- validate_timezone updated to warn-and-default instead of error_exit
- validate_password updated to handle empty input (return 3)
- Update CHANGELOG and TODO to reflect resolved items (B1-B6, A1, A3,
A5, Q1) and bump version to 1.0.1
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- B1: Replace recursive get_timezone_mount/get_gpu_devices with literal YAML strings
- B3: Expand /home/*/hops glob via compgen -G instead of storing as array literal;
fix eval echo ~$SUDO_USER -> getent passwd in uninstall
- B4: Correct services source path in setup_firewall (hops_service_definitions.sh -> services)
- B5: Replace all ((x++)) with x=$((x + 1)) to avoid set -e abort on zero pre-increment
- B6: Add Linux-only guard at top of hops entry point
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Reset all Path A script versions from 3.x to 1.0.0 following architectural
decision to treat this as a fresh stable baseline after the Path B cleanup.
Added TODO.md with prioritized audit findings and replaced the old CHANGELOG
with a clean stub.
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When running with sudo, $HOME becomes /root instead of the actual user's home.
Use $SUDO_USER to get the original user's home directory for HOPS deployment.
Fixes: ERROR: Homelab directory not found: /root/hops
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### New Features
- Added Caddy reverse proxy as a service option
- Proper Docker container configuration with ports 80, 443, 2019
- Health check monitoring via Caddy admin API
- Volume mounts for Caddyfile, site content, and data persistence
- Integration with existing service selection and categorization
### Configuration Scope
- HOPS provides: Container setup, volume mounts, networking, health checks
- User provides: Caddyfile configuration, routing rules, SSL settings
- Clear documentation about configuration responsibilities
- Example Caddyfile provided in README
### Documentation Updates
- Updated README.md with Caddy service listing and configuration guide
- Updated CLAUDE.md with Caddy in supported services
- Added comprehensive configuration scope documentation
- Updated version references to 3.2.0
### Technical Implementation
- Added generate_caddy() function to services file
- Integrated Caddy into service selection switch
- Added port mapping for conflict detection (80, 443, 2019)
- Categorized under proxy & security services
- Added to available services listing
This addition provides users with another reverse proxy option while
maintaining HOPS' philosophy of providing infrastructure while allowing
users to maintain control over their specific configuration needs.
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### Major macOS Compatibility Improvements
- Enhanced Docker Desktop installation and startup process for macOS
- Fixed Docker authentication with macOS keychain integration
- Resolved user directory issues - all directories now use actual user home instead of root
- Fixed password generation issues with missing shuf command and encoding errors
- Improved container creation with proper working directory context
- Enhanced healthcheck monitoring, particularly for Jellyseerr service
### Bug Fixes
- Fixed Docker Compose version warnings by removing obsolete version attribute
- Resolved container startup issues with proper directory navigation
- Fixed file permission issues for config and media directories
- Enhanced cross-platform path handling functions
- Improved error handling and user feedback throughout installation process
### Code Quality Improvements
- Updated all version references to v3.2.0
- Enhanced documentation with macOS-specific improvements
- Improved cross-platform compatibility across all components
- Better error messages and troubleshooting guidance
This release significantly improves the macOS user experience and resolves
numerous compatibility issues that were preventing successful installation
and operation on macOS systems.
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Changes all version references from 3.1.0 to 3.1.0-beta across:
- Main scripts (hops, install, uninstall, setup, etc.)
- Library modules (lib/*.sh)
- Documentation (README.md)
This reflects the pre-release status of the project before public release.
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- Changed macOS deployment directory from ~/homelab/ to ~/hops/
- Updated all core scripts to use new path structure:
• Main working directory: ~/hops/
• Config directory: ~/hops/config/
• Media directory: ~/hops/media/
• Environment file: ~/hops/.env
- Updated documentation in CLAUDE.md and README.md
- Changed log file naming from homelab-* to hops-*
- Linux paths remain unchanged (/opt/appdata, /mnt/media)
Benefits:
- Better brand consistency with project name
- Cleaner, more professional directory structure
- Shorter, easier to remember paths
- Immediately obvious what directory belongs to HOPS
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