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Mount user's .gitconfig read-only in containers#67

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@fletchgqc fletchgqc commented Sep 9, 2025

  • Automatically mount ~/.gitconfig as read-only when it exists
  • Includes verbose debug logging when enabled

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Automatically mount the user’s ~/.gitconfig as read-only inside the Docker container when present, and provide optional debug logging for the mount step.

New Features:

  • Mount the host user’s ~/.gitconfig as a read-only volume in the container if it exists.
  • Emit a debug log message when verbose mode is enabled for the gitconfig mount step.

- Automatically mount ~/.gitconfig as read-only when it exists
- Enables git operations with user's name, email, and settings
- Includes verbose debug logging when enabled
- Backwards compatible - no changes for users without .gitconfig
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sourcery-ai Bot commented Sep 9, 2025

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Reviewer's Guide

Mounts the user's .gitconfig as a read-only volume in the Docker container and introduces optional verbose debug logging when enabled.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Conditional read-only mounting of ~/.gitconfig
  • Insert if-block to test for ~/.gitconfig existence
  • Append volume argument for read-only mount of .gitconfig
lib/docker.sh
Verbose debug logging for gitconfig mount
  • Check VERBOSE flag before logging
  • Emit debug message to stderr when mounting .gitconfig
lib/docker.sh

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fogXploit added a commit to fogXploit/claudebox2.0 that referenced this pull request Oct 24, 2025
Updated documentation to reflect:
- Implementation of PR RchGrav#78 (array expansion safety for macOS)
- Implementation of PR RchGrav#73 (MCP cleanup trap scoping fix)
- Status of all 11 open PRs from original repository
- Prioritization and recommendations for remaining PRs
- Next steps: PR RchGrav#70, RchGrav#67, RchGrav#74 ready to implement

This ensures the next Claude instance has complete context about:
- What's been done
- What's still to do
- Which PRs to skip/defer
- Current test results (71/71 passing)
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