# fullupgrade

Minimal Bash tools for Arch Linux maintenance and Git release automation.

## Overview

This repository contains two small Bash scripts:

- `fullupgrade`: updates an Arch Linux system and performs cleanup
- `makerelease.sh`: merges `dev` into `main` and creates a release tag

The project is intentionally small and focused on a simple, opinionated workflow.

## Requirements

- Bash
- `pacman` for `fullupgrade`
- `git` for `makerelease.sh`
- root privileges for `fullupgrade`
- a local Git repository with `dev` and `main` branches for `makerelease.sh`

## `fullupgrade`

`fullupgrade` performs the following steps:

1. updates `archlinux-keyring`
2. runs a full system synchronization with `pacman -Syu --noconfirm`
3. removes orphaned packages if any are found
4. cleans the pacman cache with `pacman -Sc --noconfirm`

### Usage

```bash
sudo ./fullupgrade
```

### Notes

- The script must be run as `root`.
- It does not ask for confirmation.
- It can remove packages and clean the package cache, so review the output carefully.

## `makerelease.sh`

`makerelease.sh` automates a simple Git release workflow:

1. checks that the current branch is `dev`
2. switches to `main`
3. merges `dev` into `main`
4. pushes `main`
5. creates an annotated tag using the provided version and message
6. pushes tags
7. switches back to `dev`

### Usage

```bash
./makerelease.sh VERSION "Release message"
```

### Example

```bash
./makerelease.sh 1.2.0 "Release 1.2.0"
```

### Notes

- Run the script from a clean, local Git repository.
- Make sure the `dev` branch contains the changes you want to release.
- The script may fail if Git state is unexpected or if a tag already exists.

## Status

This repository is intentionally minimal. `fullupgrade` is hardened with `set -euo pipefail`, while `makerelease.sh` may still need additional validation and safeguards.

## License

GPLv3