Ongoing: upgrade & integration support about dorothy HOT 8 OPEN

@jondpenton

Having the prompts in setup-system install feels right to me, but not really for setup-system update. I prefer to have a single update command that runs through updating everything. I think a good compromise would be to support specifying prompt responses/defaults in one of the configuration files that setup-system update pulls from.

Good feedback, completely agree. Created an issue: #186

I had to override is-wsl in a number of commands because it was downloading a .exe of the util, even though I was on a Linux distro in WSL.

Interesting, I had figured WSL would prefer .exe's but I guess not. I'll boot up my Windows machine and see what the go is.

Sure! I hope to eventually move all of my Nushell configurations/commands over. I think it'd be great to have an example repo like mine for someone coming from Nushell.

Done!

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@jondpenton @molleweide echo-quiet has been renamed to is-quiet-enabled and echo-color has been renamed to is-color-enabled: c539412

@jondpenton looking at your modifications:

• Your modifications relating to skipping prompts for defaults, is one I'm happy to figure out how to incorporate into core. To get it into core, there is probably two steps (1) having configuration options to specify defaults for all prompts, and (2) having shorter or no timeout for when defaults are provided: #77

• setup-util-zsh no longer deals with oh-my-zsh, I'd suggest making a new setup-util-ohmyzsh if you want.

• setup-util-nu has had several updates, so your --extra modification should be reapplied. If this were to be integrated into core, it would be either via a setup-util-nu --extra flag (however that wouldn't affect initial automated installs of nu, only manual invocations), or having setup-util-nu read the setup.bash configuration file and look for a SETUP_UTIL_NU_EXTRA var.

• what were the issues you were having with is-wsl? I'm keen to fix all bugs.

• also happy to have you listed in the readme showcase section if you want: https://github.com/bevry/dorothy#showcase

Other notable changes in recent weeks:

• support for --default=<value> in choose-option, along with additional shell support

• docs/ folder is now up to date with modern conventions

• plenty of bugfixes for login shells, including nushell

• sponsors will now be output on new terminal instances

• there is now a discord server: https://discord.gg/nQuXddV7VP

If you have time, I could do with feedback on this proposal: #173

Feel free to ping me back here for any additional support or discussions around integration with dorothy.

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@balupton

• Your modifications relating to skipping prompts for defaults, is one I'm happy to figure out how to incorporate into core. To get it into core, there is probably two steps (1) having configuration options to specify defaults for all prompts, and (2) having shorter or no timeout for when defaults are provided: #77

Having the prompts in setup-system install feels right to me, but not really for setup-system update. I prefer to have a single update command that runs through updating everything. I think a good compromise would be to support specifying prompt responses/defaults in one of the configuration files that setup-system update pulls from.

• what were the issues you were having with is-wsl? I'm keen to fix all bugs.

I had to override is-wsl in a number of commands because it was downloading a .exe of the util, even though I was on a Linux distro in WSL.

• also happy to have you listed in the readme showcase section if you want: https://github.com/bevry/dorothy#showcase

Sure! I hope to eventually move all of my Nushell configurations/commands over. I think it'd be great to have an example repo like mine for someone coming from Nushell.

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@jondpenton

I had to override is-wsl in a number of commands because it was downloading a .exe of the util, even though I was on a Linux distro in WSL.

I just pushed up d56c6e3 which prefers the linux binaries over the windows binaries. I've tested this on Windows 10 WSL2 Ubuntu and it worked fine. Let me know if you have issues.

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Just pushed up e3e9ef4 to master which properly supports winget on wsl, and correctly sets up the wsl path, allowing you to call .exes from windows.

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A breaking change for scripts just landed that affects scripts that are loading or saving configuration:
de23d08

config.bash is removed, it would source config.sh and define the following:

# old code
source "$DOROTHY/sources/config.bash"
local HOMEBREW_FORMULAS=()
load_dorothy_config 'setup.bash'
mapfile -t HOMEBREW_FORMULAS < <(prepare_packages 'HOMEBREW_FORMULAS' -- "${HOMEBREW_FORMULAS[@]}")
update_dorothy_user_config 'setup.bash' -- --field='HOMEBREW_ENCODING_INSTALL' --value="$HOMEBREW_ENCODING_INSTALL"

config.sh still exists to provide load_dorothy_config, however the prepare_packages and update_dorothy_user_config from config.bash are now replaced by the new dorothy-config command:

# new code
source "$DOROTHY/sources/config.sh"
local HOMEBREW_FORMULAS=()
load_dorothy_config 'setup.bash'
mapfile -t HOMEBREW_FORMULAS < <(dorothy-config --packages-var='HOMEBREW_FORMULAS' -- "${HOMEBREW_FORMULAS[@]}")
dorothy-config 'setup.bash' -- --field='HOMEBREW_ENCODING_INSTALL' --value="$HOMEBREW_ENCODING_INSTALL"

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There is a significant update coming today, which gets all commands/* using modern conventions but may have some easy to resolve breaking changes, which apply only if you have been forking dorothy commands or writing your own commands.

If you have problems and are a Dorothy user with a public dotfiles repo, I'll clone out your configurations and do any necessary upgrades as a PR. If you have a private user configuration repo, you can become a GitHub Sponsor and add me as an outside collaborator and I'll do any necessary upgrades.

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The big update is now merged, please read the changelog and see if anything applies to you:
3ace11f

The biggest breaking change:

# from
echo-escape-regex
# to
echo-escape-regexp

The biggest non-breaking changes:

# from
option_NAME="$(get-flag-value NAME --missing="$option_NAME" -- "$item" | echo-affirmative --stdin)"
# to
option_NAME="$(get-flag-value --affirmative --fallback="$option_NAME" -- "$item")"

# from
is-needle --quiet "$@" && ! is-needle --upgrade "$@" && ! is-needle --uninstall "$@" && command-exists CLI
# to
setup-util "$@" --check --cli=CLI

# from
DOWNLOAD_UNZIP_FILTER
# to
DOWNLOAD_ARCHIVE_GLOB

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