it's removing the enterprise and ceph repos from proxmox. i can take a screenshot to show you what it's removing.

Basically if you're not paying for proxmox, and you're running a single node, there's absolutely no reason to have either of those apt sources in the config.

I don't remove them, and it does pollute the log at the bottom of proxmox interface with apt errors, so i could see why someone would just disable them as a matter of course.

Yeah but I've already done that, it's just odd that something to set up an OSX VM is for some reason deciding to help me with my OS config too.

whenever i release stuff on github it's kinda in this sort of state, "it works on my setup." i'm not a software developer or publisher and TBQH i'd be shocked if anyone ran my code other than me.

Yeah fair enough!