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I don't think there's a value in having the unit encoded in base64.
It looks fishy, and it's error prone. We discovered that the
custom-first-boot.service file in aux was different than the base64-
encoded string. There was nothing malicious, but we apparently forgot
to rerun the Makefile target.
Instead, we can just put the raw script into constants.js and base64-
encode it on the fly. The cost is close to zero.
This way, we can also get rid of the aux dir, and of the Makefile
target. 🧹
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Makefile
16 lines
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Makefile
FISTBOOT_SERVICE := $(shell base64 -w0 < aux/custom-first-boot.service)
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help:
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@cat Makefiles
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.PHONY: prep
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prep: src/constants.ts
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.PHONY: install
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install:
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npm install
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.PHONY: start
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start: prep
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npm start
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