On the checksum-verified v0.0.18-preview image, pacman -Qk omarchy-nvim reports one missing file before any update:
warning: omarchy-nvim: /etc/skel/.config/nvim/lua/plugins/theme.lua (No such file or directory)
omarchy-nvim: 10014 total files, 1 missing file
Read-only inspection of the factory filesystem also confirms the path is absent. This is distinct from #116's duplicated command ownership; the #118 upgrade test preserves this baseline diagnostic rather than claiming all Neovim files are present.
The builder replaces /etc/skel/.config with upstream Omarchy defaults, then copies /usr/share/omarchy-nvim/config back into the Neovim skeleton. That source directory also lacks lua/plugins/theme.lua in v18. Investigate whether the package's original skeleton template should be retained or regenerated, and verify new-user Neovim theme behavior before choosing a fix. User-visible breakage has not been established by this package audit alone.
Reproduction/evidence: #118 and docs/RUNTIME-OWNERSHIP-2026-09-14.md. Existing users' personal configuration should not be overwritten to repair an image skeleton.
On the checksum-verified v0.0.18-preview image,
pacman -Qk omarchy-nvimreports one missing file before any update:Read-only inspection of the factory filesystem also confirms the path is absent. This is distinct from #116's duplicated command ownership; the #118 upgrade test preserves this baseline diagnostic rather than claiming all Neovim files are present.
The builder replaces
/etc/skel/.configwith upstream Omarchy defaults, then copies/usr/share/omarchy-nvim/configback into the Neovim skeleton. That source directory also lackslua/plugins/theme.luain v18. Investigate whether the package's original skeleton template should be retained or regenerated, and verify new-user Neovim theme behavior before choosing a fix. User-visible breakage has not been established by this package audit alone.Reproduction/evidence: #118 and docs/RUNTIME-OWNERSHIP-2026-09-14.md. Existing users' personal configuration should not be overwritten to repair an image skeleton.