my-reposmith-bootstrap
Bootstrap runner package for RepoSmith.
This project provides a governed installer for the RepoSmith toolchain. It is intentionally lightweight and does not expose RepoSmith as Python dependencies. Instead, it installs locked versions explicitly at runtime.
This is a runner package, not a framework or library.
What this package does
When executed, my-reposmith-bootstrap will:
- Install reposmith-core (locked version)
- Install reposmith-extensions (locked version)
- Install reposmith-cli (locked version, without dependency resolution)
- Use explicit package indexes (Forgejo + PyPI)
- Avoid modifying global
pipconfiguration
All decisions about versions and order are enforced by the bootstrap itself.
Install
pip install -U my-reposmith-bootstrap
Setup RepoSmith
After installation, run:
my-reposmith-setup
Once completed, RepoSmith will be available:
reposmith --help
reposmith version
Governed installation model
This package intentionally:
- ❌ Does not list
reposmith-*packages independencies - ❌ Does not rely on
pipdependency resolution - ❌ Does not modify global
pip config - ✅ Pins exact versions internally
- ✅ Uses explicit
--index-urland--extra-index-url - ✅ Acts as a single authoritative installation contract
This ensures:
- Reproducible installs
- No hidden upgrades
- No accidental dependency drift
Package indexes
The bootstrap installs packages from:
- Primary: RepoSmith Forgejo PyPI
- Fallback: Public PyPI
Indexes are passed explicitly per install command and are never persisted.
Supported platforms
- Windows (PowerShell)
- Linux
- macOS
On Windows, restart the shell if the
reposmithcommand is not found immediately after running the bootstrap.
What this package is NOT
- ❌ Not a RepoSmith SDK
- ❌ Not a library to import
- ❌ Not a dependency manager
- ❌ Not a virtual environment manager
Its only responsibility is bootstrapping RepoSmith correctly.
Versioning
This package follows semantic versioning:
- Patch: internal bootstrap fixes
- Minor: controlled upgrade of locked RepoSmith versions
- Major: change in bootstrap contract
License
MIT License © 2026 TamerOnLine
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