Version 0.31.8

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Bug Fixes

• lager uninstall --all removes the artifacts today’s install creates. The old udev glob never matched the shipped 99-instrument.rules, and the usbtmc modprobe blacklist, the lager-box-config sudoers file, the firewall helper script, the lager sysctl config, and the lager group were never removed at all. The removal list is now a single specification shared by the confirmation listing, --dry-run, the removal session, and the unit tests, so it cannot silently drift from what install creates. Deliberately left in place: docker itself (packages, buildx, the daemon.json DNS entry) and pip/apt packages.
• Privileged removals actually happen (and report honestly) on Lager Boxes without passwordless sudo. Each sudo step used to fail silently and print “done” — a plain uninstall could leave /etc/lager behind while claiming success. All privileged steps now run in one interactive session (at most one sudo password prompt) with per-step results, and failures are summarized instead of hidden.
• --all removes this machine’s key from the Lager Box’s authorized_keys. Previously the “deploy keys” cleanup deleted box-side private keys that modern installs never create, while the actual access grant survived. The output calls out that the next SSH connection will require a password.
• --keep-config is honored together with --all, preserving /etc/lager (saved nets) through an otherwise complete removal.
• --dry-run inspects the real artifact list and no longer reports /etc/lager as “(not found)” on Lager Boxes where reading it required sudo.

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Installation

pip install lager-cli==0.31.8

pip install --upgrade lager-cli

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