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brl fetch breaks occasionally as upstream distros make changes. You should be able to always use brl import as a (less convenient) fall back.
That said, I do have a fix here. With root permissions in your preferred text editor, open up /bedrock/share/brl-fetch/distros/artix and find this section:
mkdir -p "${target_dir}/etc"
cp -a "/etc/passwd" "${target_dir}/etc/passwd"
cp -a "/etc/group" "${target_dir}/etc/group"
We'll want to make a copy of that and change target_dir to bootstrap_dir so the section looks like
mkdir -p "${target_dir}/etc"
cp -a "/etc/passwd" "${target_dir}/etc/passwd"
cp -a "/etc/group" "${target_dir}/etc/group"
mkdir -p "${bootstrap_dir}/etc"
cp -a "/etc/passwd" "${bootstrap_dir}/etc/passwd"
cp -a "/etc/group" "${bootstrap_dir}/etc/group"
after that it should work again.
I unfortunately had a drive die and need to rebuild some things to prep the next releases, but I'll try to get this into the next beta and following stable release once I've caught up.
When running
sudo brl fetch artix
it returnsyou get the idea. It's experimental but nevertheless it's still supposed to work in some capacity.
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