3. Cut and rename

Run this once on your setup branch, before editing application code or deploying. Finalization removes the cutter itself.

Preview

Pass your new module path and all the features you want to remove:

./scripts/cut --module github.com/YOU/YOUR_APP service.https update

Review the listed deletions and import changes. Preview changes no files and needs no network access.

Finalize

Apply the same plan with --finalize:

./scripts/cut --finalize --module github.com/YOU/YOUR_APP service.https update

To keep every feature, omit the feature names:

./scripts/cut --finalize --module github.com/YOU/YOUR_APP

Finalization removes the selected code and setup tooling, renames imports, runs goimports, and runs go mod tidy. It may need network access to fetch tools or modules. If tidy reports a warning, resolve it and run go mod tidy again before continuing.

Set project values

Edit the project block near the top of scripts/build.sh:

APP_NAME="your-app"
RELEASE_URL="https://cd.example.com/"
CONTACT_URL="https://github.com/YOU/YOUR_APP"
DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL="warn"

APP_NAME determines the installed binary name and storage directory. RELEASE_URL must end in /; it can remain a placeholder until release setup. DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL applies to new installations.

If you kept the service, set SERVICE_DESC. If you kept the dashboard, set SERVICE_DEFAULT_PORT (default 8484). You can also replace the remaining Sprout branding in the README and UI.

Verify and commit

./scripts/test.sh
./scripts/build.sh

Fix any errors before continuing. For an upstream issue, include the failing command, its output, your OS, architecture, and tool versions.

Review the diff, then commit the setup:

git add -A
git commit -m "Set up project from Sprout"