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Dotbot had a hardcoded behaviour that the BASEDIR was always passed to
os.path.realpath which "returns the canonical path of the specified
filename, eliminating any symbolic links encountered in the path".
This might not always be desirable so this commit makes it configurable.
The use case where `canonicalize-path` comes in handy is the following:
You want to provide dotfiles in the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard under
`/usr/local/share/ypid_dotfiles/`. Now you want to provide
`.config/dotfiles` as a default in `/etc/skel`. When you now
pre-configure `/etc/skel` by running dotbot in it set has HOME, dotfiles
will refer to `/usr/local/share/ypid_dotfiles/` and not
`/etc/skel/.config/dotfiles` which does not look nice.
This is related to but not the same as the `relative` parameter used
with link commands.
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Previously, clean read the defaults once, and then it updated the
setting for each entry it read. This resulted in the defaults being
clobbered and then not being respected for subsequent entries. This
patch fixes the issue by re-reading the defaults before processing each
item.
The other plugins (link, shell) do not have this problem.
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By default, if output is a TTY, dotbot will colorize the output. This
patch adds the option to pass `--no-color` to dotbot to have it suppress
this colorization.
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This patch also makes the '-d' argument optional, with the base
directory defaulting to the directory of the configuration file.
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Prior to this patch, Dotbot was relying on running with the base
directory being the current working directory. In practice, it was
relying on the install shim to set up this context. It makes more sense
sense to actually execute `chdir()` within Dotbot itself, rather than
relying on the install shim to do so.
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This feature was implemented with feedback from Aleks Kamko
<aykamko@gmail.com> and Casey Rodarmor <casey@rodarmor.com>.
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This patch removes a stray print statement that was causing problems
with Python 3.
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This patch makes Dotbot provide better error messages when parsing JSON
files.
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This patch reverts the changes to the README made in
57265f78b4e4f6ca67393f55b2b08f6f45a02ff1 and makes it so that Dotbot
supports JSON files with tab characters.
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In our use case, we are *not* reading arbitrary input that could be
malicious. Still, because we know that what we're reading is made up of
only dictionaries and lists and not arbitrary Python objects, we might
as well use the more restrictive `safe_load` function rather than the
`load` function.
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This feature was proposed by Brian Knobbs <brian@redlattice.com>.
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This commit adds an option to the extended configuration syntax for
linking files and directories. The relink option is a safe alternative
to forcibly linking that only removes broken symbolic links, so it
cannot result in data loss.
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Check if entry to force-create (delete) is a symlink and if so, simply
unlink it. Don't try to run rmtree on the underlying directory, which
will fail anyway.
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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 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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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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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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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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