Issue Description
The install.sh --update script is not properly applying the architecture migration for existing CARL installations.
Current Behavior
- User runs
install.sh --update
- Script detects current version 1.4.5
- Architecture migration doesn't run properly
- Missing agent files and incorrect command structure persist
Expected Behavior
- All 11 specialist agent files should be installed in
.claude/agents/
- Commands should be organized under
.claude/commands/carl/ subdirectory
- All template files should have
.carl extensions
- New specs folder should be created
Environment
- CARL Version: 1.4.5 (already latest)
- Platform: Linux (WSL2)
- Project: Existing CARL installation
Files That Were Missing/Incorrect
Missing Agent Files:
- carl-api-designer.md
- carl-devops-analyst.md
- carl-performance-analyst.md
- carl-quality-analyst.md
- carl-security-analyst.md
- carl-ux-designer.md
Command Structure:
- Commands were in
.claude/commands/ instead of .claude/commands/carl/
Missing Folders:
.carl/specs/ folder with format specifications
Workaround Applied
Manual file copying from reference repository resolved all issues.
Suggested Fix
The migration logic in install.sh may need review to ensure it properly handles cases where the version is already current but files are missing from previous incomplete migrations.
Issue Description
The
install.sh --updatescript is not properly applying the architecture migration for existing CARL installations.Current Behavior
install.sh --updateExpected Behavior
.claude/agents/.claude/commands/carl/subdirectory.carlextensionsEnvironment
Files That Were Missing/Incorrect
Missing Agent Files:
Command Structure:
.claude/commands/instead of.claude/commands/carl/Missing Folders:
.carl/specs/folder with format specificationsWorkaround Applied
Manual file copying from reference repository resolved all issues.
Suggested Fix
The migration logic in
install.shmay need review to ensure it properly handles cases where the version is already current but files are missing from previous incomplete migrations.