#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Builds the broken repository state. This is the Dockerfile's analogue: it
# constructs the environment the agent wakes up in, deterministically.
set -euo pipefail
cd "$TB_WORK"

git init -q -b main
git config user.name "Release Bot"
git config user.email "release@example.invalid"
git config commit.gpgsign false
git config core.autocrlf false

mkdir -p src
cat > src/app.py <<'EOF'
VERSION = 1


def main():
    return "v1"
EOF
git add -A
git commit -qm "Initial import"

mkdir -p notes
cat > notes/plan.md <<'EOF'
# Plan

- step one: wire up the loader
EOF
git add -A
git commit -qm "Add plan notes"

cat > src/app.py <<'EOF'
VERSION = 2

DEFAULTS = {"retries": 3, "timeout": 30}


def main():
    return "v2"


def load(path):
    with open(path, "r", encoding="utf-8") as handle:
        return handle.read()
EOF
git add -A
git commit -qm "Add config loader"

git rm -q src/app.py
git commit -qm "Drop legacy module"

mkdir -p docs
cat > docs/build.md <<'EOF'
# Build

Run `make build`.
EOF
git add -A
git commit -qm "Document build"

# An abandoned experiment: a commit on a branch that is then deleted, leaving
# the commit unreachable from every ref.
git checkout -q -b wip HEAD~2
cat > notes/plan.md <<'EOF'
# Plan

- step one: wire up the loader
- step two: add retry budget (work in progress)
EOF
git add -A
git commit -qm "wip: plan"
git checkout -q main
git branch -qD wip

# Untracked junk that must end up ignored, not deleted.
printf 'starting\n' > debug.log
mkdir -p build
printf 'object file\n' > build/tmp.o