<message>Delete obsolete one-shot scripts for setting screen rotation and wallpaper, as well as related Python and shell scripts. Update the first-boot configuration to streamline the provisioning process by removing references to these scripts. This cleanup enhances maintainability and focuses on the essential steps required for the first boot experience, ensuring a more efficient setup for users.
<message>Update the cloud-init scripts to improve GTK theme settings by enforcing dark mode through gsettings and preserving the icon theme for a cohesive user experience. Additionally, enhance the first-boot script to install a Chromium kiosk launcher icon on the desktop and in the application menu, along with a five-tap close functionality for Chromium. These changes streamline the user interface and ensure a consistent dark theme across applications and the taskbar.
<message>Update the first-boot.sh script to dynamically select a dark theme based on the availability of PiXnoir or Adwaita-dark. Implement functionality to deploy a dark-themed taskbar configuration for wf-panel-pi, ensuring a cohesive user interface. Additionally, improve logging for theme settings and taskbar installations, enhancing the overall user experience during the first boot process.
<message>Introduce a revision tracking system across project files, allowing for easier identification of changes. Update the README files to include instructions for bumping revisions and auto-bumping on commits. Additionally, enhance cloud-init scripts with revision comments for better version control. Modify the dashboard API to improve build status management, including a forced clear option for stuck statuses, enhancing user experience and operational reliability.
Update the one-shot script to set screen rotation using kanshi based on kernel command line parameters, replacing the previous wlr-randr method. The script now writes the configuration to ~/.config/kanshi/config and sets the GTK dark theme (PiXnoir or Adwaita-dark) at first login. Additionally, enhance documentation to reflect these changes and clarify the role of the new script in the first-boot process.
Add step enable flags to the first-boot configuration, allowing users to control the execution of each step during the initial setup. Update the first-boot script to load these flags from the configuration file, ensuring flexibility in customization. Revise the example configuration file to clarify the default behavior and provide guidance on disabling specific steps. This improves user experience by offering more granular control over the first-boot process.
Revise the first-boot script to implement a structured approach with 13 numbered steps, allowing for better control over the execution order. Introduce two new one-shot scripts: `01-set-rotation-once.sh` and `02-set-wallpaper-once.sh`, replacing the previous single script approach. Update documentation to reflect these changes, including the new configuration options for enabling/disabling steps and the revised file structure for one-shot scripts. Enhance the dashboard to display first-boot progress, improving user feedback during the initial setup.
Introduce a configuration file (`first-boot.conf`) to allow users to override default script variables without modifying the script directly. Update the first-boot script to load this config file from multiple locations, enhancing flexibility in customization. Revise documentation to guide users on how to utilize the config file for setting variables like FILE_SERVER, HOSTNAME, and PACKAGES, improving the overall user experience during first boot operations.
Eliminate the rpi-eeprom configuration steps from the first-boot script, simplifying the installation process. Update the documentation to clarify that the EEPROM boot order is now set via the dashboard or manually, rather than during first boot. Adjust package installation logs to reflect the removal of rpi-eeprom and ensure clarity in the installation process. Enhance overall documentation to guide users on the new EEPROM update methods.
Modify the first-boot script and documentation to set the EEPROM boot order to 0xf21, prioritizing eMMC boot followed by network boot. Adjust network boot settings for faster failure on DHCP timeouts and update related scripts and documentation to reflect these changes. Enhance the rescue script to directly modify EEPROM settings without requiring a chroot into eMMC, streamlining the recovery process for devices stuck in network-only boot. Update relevant documentation to ensure clarity on the new boot order and its implications.