fix: podtui binary crashed with 'preload not found' when launched from repo root
The embedded runtime reads the CWD bunfig.toml at startup; the repo's top-level 'preload = ["@opentui/solid/preload"]' made the standalone die because that module isn't bundled. Removed the ambient preload from bunfig.toml and moved the solid transform registration to explicit --preload flags in the start/dev scripts ([test] preload untouched). Verified: binary boots from repo root, from a clean dir, and dev/start still work; bun test 54 pass. No new release needed — the binaries were never config-dependent; this was purely the repo's bunfig trap.
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@@ -70,6 +70,11 @@ sudo install -m755 podtui /usr/local/bin/podtui
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> The tarball contains `podtui` plus `libopentui.<ext>` and
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> `libcavacore.<ext>` **beside it** — keep them together (don't move just the
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> binary alone), or the native FFI libraries won't load.
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>
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> One caveat: the embedded runtime reads a `bunfig.toml` from the directory
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> you launch from. If that file has a `preload` entry (as Bun project
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> directories often do), startup fails with `preload not found`. Launching
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> from a normal directory (home, `~/bin`, …) works fine.
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### 3. Arch Linux (AUR)
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@@ -187,9 +192,10 @@ make dist-mac # (run on macOS) → podtui-darwin-<arch>.tar.gz
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make dist-linux # (run on Linux) → podtui-linux-<arch>.tar.gz
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```
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`make dist` compiles against `bunfig.standalone.toml` (a preload-free Bun
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config) so the emitted binary doesn't bake in the dev-only `@opentui/solid`
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preload. The solid JSX transform is registered in `build.ts` itself.
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`make dist` emits a config-independent binary: Bun does not bake bunfig
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settings into `--compile` output, and the solid JSX transform is registered in
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`build.ts` itself. The binary then embeds the `preload`-free runtime, so launch
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it from any normal directory.
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## Packaging model
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