* Initial scaffold
* Finish first half of Bats tests
* Add Bats to CI
* Fix CI
* Fix CI
* Fix configuration to set git name and email
* Fix `GIT_CONFIG_{KEY,VALUE}` indexing
* Fix Git config override precedence
* Remove unused and untested function
* feat(git-bulk): add --no-follow-hidden flag
* docs(git-bulk): add --no-follow-hidden description
* docs(man): make ronn
* docs(git-bulk): put --no-follow-hidden at right place in usage()
* refactor(git-bulk): logic optimization
Remove unnecessary subshell
Co-authored-by: Edwin Kofler <edwin@kofler.dev>
* fix(git-bulk): bad test operator
With the Bash' regexp matching operator `=~`, we need to use the Bash
conditional expression evaluation command `[[ ]]`.
* docs(completion.zsh): add --no-follow-hidden and --no-follow-symlink
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Co-authored-by: Pierre Ayoub <pierre.ayoub@protonmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Edwin Kofler <edwin@kofler.dev>
* feat(git-summary): add --full-path option
* docs(git-summary): add doc for --full-path option
* docs(man): make using ronn
* docs(git-extras-completion.zsh): add --full-path option of git-summary
* feat(git-bulk): add --no-follow-symlinks flag
* docs(git-bulk): add --no-follow-symlinks description
* docs(man): make ronn
* docs(git-bulk): put --no-follow-symlinks at right place in usage()
* fix(git-bulk): use readarray for find command
1. Use `readarray` such that we can handle paths with spaces
2. Remove the unnecessary `eval`
* docs(git-bulk): Add zsh completion
* docs(git-bulk): Harmonize help strings
* docs(git-bulk): simplify previous bad logic
The previous logic was not allowing to use multiple options (which is
often the case). This was bad because this is my first time with zsh
automcompletion. Without it, the user can use any flag combination --
but at least, he has the freedom.
* fix(git-bulk): fix workspace selection when cd fails
`cd` may fails for multiple reasons:
- mistake when editing `.gitconfig` manually
- previously existing workspace that have been removed
- ...
Currently, if `cd` fails, the `BulkOp` continue its execution ... in the
workspace defined in a higher directory that where the user, despite the
user specified a specific workspace (`-w`).
The user should be noticed of a failed `cd` (this is really not expected
for a valid configuration) and the operations should stop to not execute
something unexpected.
* fix(git-bulk): replace weak eval for better variable substitution
Get rid of poor `eval` syntax because they are vulnerable to command
injection, which may have unexpected side effects.
However, they enabled a useful feature: using environment variable
(*e.g.*, defined in a `.bashrc`) inside the `.gitconfig` to use dynamic
paths as `bulk` workspaces.
As such, I keep this feature possible by using the Bash's ${!VAR}
syntax, which allows to get the value of one variable using the name of
a another variable. However, arbitrary command injection is not possible
anymore.
* fix(git-bulk): missing check about empty environnement variable
* style(git-bulk): typo
* docs(Commands.md): git-bulk env var feature
* docs(man/git-bulk): git-bulk env var feature
* docs(man/git-bulk): mention .gitconfig for config storage
* style(man/git-bulk): typo
* docs(man/git-bulk): run make/ronn for .1 and .html
Fix a logic error inside the `allowedargcount()` function. This function
may be called with one or two arguments. However, no default values are
assigned to `$1` and `$2` that are used inside a numerical comparison.
Therefore, when using a bad number of arguments for the following lines:
```
listall|purge) allowedargcount 1;;
addcurrent|removeworkspace) allowedargcount 2;;
```
Then, we would get the error `[: : integer expression expected`. To fix
this, we assign the 0 default value to `$1` and `$2`, such that we
trigger the error message destined to the user without any integer error
when there is a bad number of argument and that the function is called
with only 1 argument instead of 2.
For managing the python dependencies, running the unit tests and
spellchecker. This makes it easier for everyone to have same environment
as CI. Also includes few cosmetic edits for style for the ci.yml
* feat: add git-continue
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name.
There's a promise for this in #865 but that was a long time ago.
* fix: add git-continue
address review comments, fix the script, remove unnecessary testpath
import.
* feat: add ruff linter with ci check
Liniting the python files in tests directory would reduce whitespace etc
change and enforce basic coding standard for those. Kind of
opportunistic PR as there might be other opinions about how to deal with
this.
* fix: format with ruff
* fix(github-actions): changed files output for editorcondig-checker
Seems that ci.yml includes a dead dependency action just to get list of
changed files for the PR / push. This seems weird as the repo is all
about git. Propose removing this extra dep with straightforward
implemenation. Also: github runners do have `jq` preinstalled.
* feat(ci): print changed files to log in lint job
* feat: add ruff linter with ci check
Liniting the python files in tests directory would reduce whitespace etc
change and enforce basic coding standard for those. Kind of
opportunistic PR as there might be other opinions about how to deal with
this.
* fix: format with ruff
* check the file times in check_integrity
* make no-arguments to check_integrity check all commands, and also make check_integrity run git-utimes first
this has the downside that the script now takes a little longer. But the upside that it guarantees more correctness.
* update git-extras
using the incredible power of the new script, I have detected this was out of date, out of sync, etc
* Update git-alias.md: add brs to prevent incorrect line behavior
currently these all appear on one line, in the rendered markdown viewer and also in the man page. That isn't what's wanted. What's wanted is for each to be on its own line, which this change implements, using the strategy I found in git-bulk.
* run make on git-alias
* feat: Add pathspec support in git-missing
Allow to specify a path to limit the commit difference list. This
improvement allows users to focus on changes in specific directories or
files when comparing branches for missing commits.
* refactor: Improve pathspec handling in git-missing
- Change pathspec from string to array to support multiple pathspecs
- Remove unnecessary 'shift' command in argument processing loop
- Simplify git log command execution by using a single codepath
* chore: Update git-missing docs
* chore: Fix a typo in git-missing docs
* doc(tests/README.md): explain the unit test process
* test(TempRepository): support to change origin and get filename
* refactor: simplify the case code
* test_git_browse_ci.py
* test_git_browse.py
* fix: rename `test_authors.py` to `test_git_authors.py`
* fix: typo
* fix: log the GitCommandError
* feat: add reverse option to git-brv
When there are a large amount of branches it is often useful to see the
most recent branches last as they end up closer to the prompt. This adds
a new --reverse / -r option and an environment variable to set the
default behavior (GIT_BRV_REVERSE).
* git-brv: change to git option instead of environment variable and fix typo
* wrap git option in backticks for git-brv and fix git-feature title
* update git-feature docs
* fix missing breaks in git-feature.md
