- Remove vendor-assets and clean-vendor Makefile targets
- Lima VM test and Dockerfile.test now use make install (editable)
- Remove hate_crack/hashcat-utils from submodules-pre expander generation
- Update README to reflect no-vendoring install
- Add rsync to _require_lima() prerequisite check; missing rsync now
skips cleanly instead of failing with an opaque command-not-found
- Add _truncate_output() helper and apply to all assertion messages to
keep failure output readable when make/install emits thousands of lines
- Increase limactl start timeout from 300s to 600s to accommodate slow
Ubuntu image downloads
- Add limactl stop before delete in cleanup for more reliable teardown
- Add flag verification to test_lima_vm_install_and_run: checks 10 CLI
flags in --help output, matching the local install test pattern
- Add 3 unit tests: test_truncate_output_trims_long_text,
test_truncate_output_short_text_unchanged,
test_require_lima_skips_without_rsync
Add Ubuntu 24.04 Lima VM test track that runs hate_crack installation
end-to-end in a real VM, giving higher confidence than Docker-based tests.
- Add lima/hate-crack-test.yaml: Ubuntu 24.04 VM config with hashcat and
build deps pre-installed via apt; uv installed via official installer
- Add tests/test_lima_vm_install.py: mirrors Docker E2E test structure;
uses rsync with targeted excludes (wordlists, compiled host binaries)
and builds wheel directly to avoid setuptools-scm sdist file filtering
- Fix Makefile: add princeprocessor build step with aarch64-compatible
CFLAGS (drops -m64); copy binary to submodule root for vendor-assets
- Add Lima tests to prek.toml pre-push hook
- Document Lima VM tests in TESTING.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
