Derive the pull target from the install location, so master.conf is safe to share between hosts
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@@ -281,12 +281,23 @@ echo "━━━ $ICON_GEAR Step 4: Update master.conf paths ━━━"
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NEW_MASTER="$DST/Configurations/master.conf"
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if [[ "$DRY_RUN" == false ]]; then
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if [[ -f "$NEW_MASTER" ]]; then
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sed -i "s|^\(\s*TARGET_DIR\s*=\s*\)\"[^\"]*\"|\1\"$DST\"|" "$NEW_MASTER"
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sed -i "s|^\(\s*DATA_DIR\s*=\s*\)\"[^\"]*\"|\1\"$DST/data\"|" "$NEW_MASTER"
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sed -i "s|^\(\s*STATE_DIR\s*=\s*\)\"[^\"]*\"|\1\"${DST}/data/state\"|" "$NEW_MASTER"
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echo " TARGET_DIR → $DST ✅"
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echo " DATA_DIR → $DST/data ✅"
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echo " STATE_DIR → $DST/data/state ✅"
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# Only rewrite a path that is a literal. These three are derived from SCRIPTS_DIR in
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# current confs, which load_config.sh exports from its own location — so after the move
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# they already point at the new install and hardcoding them here would turn a
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# self-correcting value back into one that has to be maintained. Older confs still carry
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# literals, so the substitution stays for them.
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_mig_path() { # $1=key $2=new value
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if grep -qE "^\s*$1\s*=\s*\"[^\"]*\\\$\{?(SCRIPTS_DIR|DATA_DIR)" "$NEW_MASTER"; then
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echo " $1 — already derived, left alone ✅"
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else
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sed -i "s|^\(\s*$1\s*=\s*\)\"[^\"]*\"|\1\"$2\"|" "$NEW_MASTER"
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echo " $1 → $2 ✅"
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fi
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}
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_mig_path TARGET_DIR "$DST"
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_mig_path DATA_DIR "$DST/data"
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_mig_path STATE_DIR "$DST/data/state"
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unset -f _mig_path
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else
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error "master.conf not found at $NEW_MASTER"
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exit 1
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