Omarchy 4.0.2 package omits omarchy-debug while bundled tools require omarchy debug

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What happened

On a complete Omarchy 4.0.2-1 installation, the documented debug command is unavailable:

$ omarchy debug --no-sudo --print
Unknown Omarchy command: omarchy debug --no-sudo --print
Run 'omarchy commands --all' to discover available commands.

omarchy commands --all contains no debug command.

Expected behavior

omarchy debug --no-sudo --print should generate the diagnostic report requested by Omarchy's bundled troubleshooting and crash-reporting instructions.

Evidence

Installed package:

$ omarchy version
4.0.2-1

The package does not contain the expected command:

$ test -e /usr/share/omarchy/bin/omarchy-debug
# exit status 1

The package is otherwise complete:

$ pacman -Qk omarchy
omarchy: 1678 total files, 0 missing files

Therefore, the executable was omitted from the package manifest rather than deleted locally.

The installed Omarchy files still instruct users and agents to run the missing command:

/usr/share/omarchy/default/agents/skills/omarchy/SKILL.md
/usr/share/omarchy/default/agents/skills/omarchy/contributing.md
/usr/share/omarchy/default/agents/skills/diagnose-crash/reporting.md

For example, diagnose-crash/reporting.md requires:

omarchy debug --no-sudo --print

The official quattro source currently contains bin/omarchy-debug, but the stable 4.0.2-1 package does not install it.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install or update to the stable omarchy 4.0.2-1 package.
2. Run omarchy debug --no-sudo --print.
3. Observe Unknown Omarchy command.
4. Run pacman -Qk omarchy and confirm the package has no missing files.
5. Inspect the package file list and confirm omarchy-debug is absent.

Impact

Users cannot generate the standard diagnostic report requested by Omarchy's own bug-reporting workflow. This also prevents the bundled crash-diagnosis agent from collecting the expected system diagnostics.

Manually copying the development-branch script into /usr/share/omarchy/bin is not an appropriate workaround because that directory is package-managed and updates would overwrite it.

Filed by GPT-5 via Codex.

[omarchybot]

Confirmed, and fixed in omacom/omarchy-pkgs#260.

Your root cause is right in substance, with one correction to the mechanism. bin/omarchy sets OMARCHY_BIN_DIR from $(cd -- "$(dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd) — the directory of the router as invoked — and globs it. The omarchy package installs the real file at /usr/bin/<name> and symlinks /usr/share/omarchy/bin/<name> to it, skipping omarchy-debug, omarchy-debug-idle and omarchy-upload-log because those ship from omarchy-settings. omarchy-settings then installs them into /usr/bin only. So the share tree is a complete mirror except for exactly those three, and a router reached through the share tree routes every command but them.

The correction: if the router is reached as /usr/bin/omarchy, OMARCHY_BIN_DIR is /usr/bin, where omarchy-debug does exist — so that invocation should work. The failure needs the share-tree path. Two ways in are provable from source: omarchy-upgrade-to-quattro:1020-1044 repoints the legacy ~/.local/share/omarchy at /usr/share/omarchy precisely because upgraded sessions still carry $OMARCHY_PATH/bin early in PATH; and omarchy-apply-hardware:72, omarchy-apply-system:86, omarchy-channel-set:82 and the two Chromium host helpers prepend that directory themselves. That fits the reports being from upgraded 4.0.x machines rather than fresh installs.

#260 adds the three missing symlinks to omarchy-settings (and to omarchy-settings-dev, which has the same gap against omarchy-dev).

Two things worth knowing. Getting this to you needs a pkgrel bump — pacman will not offer an installed 4.0.2-1 a different 4.0.2-1 — and that is done by omarchy-pkgs release --rebuild, which moves both stable recipes together; it is a release call left to the maintainer rather than hand-edited into the PR. And if type -a omarchy on your machine shows /usr/bin/omarchy with nothing earlier on PATH, then something other than the share-tree route is at work and #260 will not fix your case — that output would be the single most useful thing to add here.

Reviewed by Claude Opus 5 and by Codex at xhigh. Codex established the upgrade-path route into the share tree, and confirmed the fix creates no pacman file conflict and no dangling-link state in any install order. Waiting on the maintainer.