BUNDLE — the support bundle

Raised by lemonfiber support. The support bundle explains what it holds and why.

Code	Severity	Exit	What it means	What to do
BUNDLE-1	critical	1	The finished bundle still held something that reads as a credential, so nothing was written. A bundle is a thing people post in public, so anything in one that still looks like a key is treated as one — even where it turns out not to be.	Report which file the message names, so the value it holds can be added to what a bundle knows how to replace.
BUNDLE-2	error	1	There is not enough room to write the bundle where it was to be written, with space left over for the machine to keep working in.	Free some space, or write the bundle somewhere with more room using --out.
BUNDLE-3	error	1	The archive could not be written. Nothing was left behind: a bundle is written whole or not at all, so there is no half-file to mistake for one.	Check the path is writable, then ask for the bundle again.
BUNDLE-4	error	1	A setting was asked to be shown as it is, without that being confirmed on the same run. Showing one puts the real value in a file people post in public, so it takes saying twice.	Run it again with --confirm if you meant it.
BUNDLE-5	error	1	The machine could offer no randomness to derive the stand-ins from, so nothing was written. A stand-in anyone can reproduce is a way back to the value it stands for.	Report this. A machine that cannot produce random bytes is a fault in its own right.
BUNDLE-6	error	1	This run can write no archive at all: it holds neither a directory of its own to keep one in nor anything to pack one with, which is what a machine that will not say where its own files go leaves behind. A bundle asked for at a named path is refused here too, and nothing was written.	Set a home directory for this user, then ask for the bundle again.
BUNDLE-7	error	1	This run has nowhere it knows to look for a bundle. Bundles asked for by name are kept with lemonfiber's own files, and this machine would not say where those are, so there is nowhere to read one back from.	Set a home directory for this user, then ask for the bundle again.
BUNDLE-8	error	1	The name you gave is not one of the bundles kept here. A bundle asked for by name is one of the files this run wrote into lemonfiber's own directory; a name holding a path, or climbing out of that directory, is refused rather than followed.	Ask for a bundle by the name the run that produced it reported.

What each severity and each exit means is on every error by code, beside every other family.