New repo setup

You made this from HalcyonOps/repo-template. Four steps and the fleet audit goes quiet. Skipping them is how repos drift, which is the whole reason this template exists.

1. Install the commit guard. It's not automatic, git never copies hooks.

   cp scripts/pre-commit-worktree-guard .git/hooks/pre-commit

2. Check the license. MIT is here because most code is meant to be reused. Swap it if that's not this repo (see ADR-0006): CC-BY-4.0 for citable reference content, delete it entirely for original creative IP where all-rights-reserved is the point. If you delete it and the repo is public, add the repo to NO_LICENSE_BY_DESIGN in fleet-audit.py with a reason.

3. Add the component to the catalog. Description and topics are generated, so don't set them by hand. In R055LE/runbook, add an entry to catalog/fleet.yaml and run:

   ./scripts/catalog.py apply --only <owner>/<repo>

4. Apply the repo settings. Everything the audit checks that isn't a file:

   ./scripts/bootstrap-repo.sh <owner>/<repo>      # in R055LE/runbook
   ./scripts/fleet-audit.py --only <owner>/<repo>  # should print nothing

One or two sentences on what this is and who it's for. The GitHub description is generated from the catalog, so this is the place to actually explain it.

Usage

Development

License

MIT, see LICENSE.