The code demo seeds its defect by pushing to master, and the fix only lands if someone merges the pull request - which, by design, nobody does during a demo. So master stays broken, and reset only printed "revert it before demoing" while leaving it that way. The second run of the day then aborted on "defect already present" before anything started. Reset now reverts it on master. The substitution is anchored so it cannot match an already-correct divisor, which keeps reset idempotent: running it on a healthy repository changes nothing rather than corrupting the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
titan-iac
Flux-managed Kubernetes desired-state config for bstein.dev.
Canonical source URL:
ssh://git@scm.bstein.dev:2242/bstein/titan-iac.git
Scope
This repo contains cluster configuration consumed by Flux:
- platform/infrastructure manifests
- service manifests and kustomizations
- operational scripts for render/reconcile workflows
Apply model
I use Git + Flux as the source of truth and avoid manual in-cluster edits for durable changes.
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