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This patch makes Dotbot warn the user and gracefully exit when the
configuration file is not a list.
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Fix formatting of keyword arguments according to PEP 8.
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This change adds a section about working on open issues to encourage
contributors to work on those.
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This reverts commit f7a291c780c3fb5df8e738e0ee34bf7560857ddd.
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Add note on array syntax for shell commands being deprecated.
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This commit introduces an extended configuration syntax for shell
commands. This syntax allows for specifying whether the stdin, stdout,
and stderr streams are enabled.
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Make nonexistent directories be skipped when cleaning.
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This commit fixes usage of the Singleton metaclass so that it is
compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3.
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Fix typos and remove unused code.
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Trailing whitespace is significant in Markdown files.
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Add a note about copying the install script and not using a symbolic
link.
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The version checking code fails on Python 2.6 and earlier.
`sys.version_info` only became a named tuple in Python 2.7. The
recommended way to get the check to work in earlier versions of Python
is to access it as a regular tuple.
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This project uses an indent of 4 spaces for Python code.
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When used, pyyaml generates *.pyc files, which will cause the submodule
to appear as dirty. This will bubble all the way up to any parent
repository that include Dotbot as a submodule. This change makes it so
that changes in the pyyaml repository do not cause the parent repository
to appear to have modified files.
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This commit fixes a bug where forced links did not work on certain types
of bad links. Until this fix, forced links only worked if the original
was a real file or directory. This commit fixes this, so that the forced
link option also works when the original is a broken or incorrect
symbolic link.
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Add support for YAML format configuration files. In addition, this
commit adds instructions about YAML config files to the README, and it
also changes the README to encourage use of YAML instead of JSON.
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This commit introduces an additional option for extended configuration
syntax for linking. It adds the "create" parameter which results in
automatically creating a parent directory if necessary before linking a
file.
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This commit introduces an extended configuration syntax for linking
files and directories. Currently, this syntax allows for specifying
items to be forcibly linked, overwriting existing files or directories
if necessary.
The extended configuration syntax was proposed by Travers McInerney
<travers@mcinerney.me>.
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Improve documentation with specification and an example for each type of
task.
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Do not treat unbound variables as an error.
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Call `set -e` to make the script exit if any command fails and `set -u`
to treat unset variables as an error.
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Double quote array expansion to prevent breaking on spaces.
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When failing to symbolically linking files, display the names of the
files that could not be linked. This makes it easier to troubleshoot the
error without having to manually figure out which files failed to link.
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Linker now reports an error when links are configured to point to
nonexistent targets. This fixes the old behavior where Linker silently
created invalid links.
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Make license file plain ASCII text.
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According to PEP 394, `python` should only be used in the shebang line
for scripts that are source compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3.
In previous versions of Dotbot, on certain systems where `python`
referred to `python3`, running Dotbot would throw an exception due to a
SyntaxError. This can be fixed by making Dotbot source compatible with
both Python 2 and Python 3.
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