Fix docker setup in Ubuntu

[mmena1]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced Docker installation and configuration process for Debian-based systems.
  • Introduced user-friendly prompts for Docker installation and service configuration.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved conditional checks to ensure scripts run only in the appropriate environment.

• Chores

  • Removed Docker and Docker Compose packages from the setup configuration, as they are not part of the apt repositories.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the removal of Docker and Docker Compose packages from the configuration file, indicating a shift in the environment setup. Additionally, a script for Docker installation and configuration has been enhanced with new functions to check for Docker installation, prompt for installation, and manage user permissions. The script's structure has been improved for clarity and maintainability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
home/.chezmoidata/debian-packages.yaml	Removed packages: 'docker', 'docker-compose'
home/.chezmoiscripts/run_once_after_03-docker-setup.sh.tmpl	Added functions: install_docker(), configure_docker(), and main(). Improved script structure and user prompts.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Script
    participant Docker

    User->>Script: Run script
    Script->>Docker: Check if Docker is installed
    alt Docker not installed
        Script->>User: Prompt to install Docker
        User->>Script: Confirm installation
        Script->>Docker: Install Docker
    end
    Script->>Docker: Check if Docker service is enabled
    alt Service not enabled
        Script->>User: Prompt to enable Docker service
        User->>Script: Confirm enabling
        Script->>Docker: Enable service
    end
    Script->>User: Add user to Docker group

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Poem

In the burrow where code does flow,
A change in the air, a new way to grow.
Docker's left, but don't you fret,
New functions sprout, a clearer set!
With hops of joy, we script and play,
Embracing the dawn of a brighter day! 🐇✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4206dbe and 1dffe33.

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• home/.chezmoiscripts/run_once_after_03-docker-setup.sh.tmpl (1 hunks)

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home/.chezmoiscripts/run_once_after_03-docker-setup.sh.tmpl (3)

4-27: LGTM!

The install_docker function is well-structured and follows the necessary steps to install Docker on a Debian-based system. It checks for the existence of Docker, prompts the user for installation, and proceeds with the installation steps upon confirmation. The function also provides appropriate feedback messages to keep the user informed.

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29-50: LGTM!

The configure_docker function is well-structured and handles the configuration of Docker appropriately. It checks if Docker is installed but not enabled, prompts the user for configuration, and proceeds with enabling the Docker service and adding the user to the Docker group if necessary. The function also handles scenarios where Docker is already enabled or the user is already a member of the Docker group, providing appropriate feedback messages.

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52-55: LGTM!

The main function serves as a clear entry point for the script execution. It orchestrates the execution of the install_docker and configure_docker functions in the appropriate order, passing the necessary arguments. This improves the readability and maintainability of the script.

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