This makes it possible to run e.g. "yadm -Y foo introspect repo
2>/dev/null" and get an empty output instead of getting the error
message about foo not being fully qualified.
Start with doing "submodule absorbgitdirs" as otherwise "submodule
deinit" will fail if a module has been cloned first and later added as
a submodule (as it will then contain the .git dir instead of it being
under the superprojects .git dir).
Then try to deinit the submodules before moving the repo and abort the
upgrade if it fails for any submodule. Then do the move and finally
initialize the submodules that were initialized before the upgrade.
See #285
* Support encryption with OpenSSL (#138)
* Support "include" directive in built-in template processor (#255)
* Support extensions for alternate files and templates (#257)
* Improve support for default branches (#231, #232)
* Add --version and --help as yadm internal commands (#267)
* Improve support for XDG base directory specification
* Use XDG_DATA_HOME used for encrypted data and repository (#208)
* Default repo is now ~/.local/share/yadm/repo.git
* Default encrypted archive is now ~/.local/share/yadm/archive
* Improve shell completions (#238, #274, #275)
* Remove support for YADM_COMPATIBILITY=1 (#242)
* Remove deprecated option cygwin-copy
* Fix template mode inheritance on FreeBSD (#243, #246)
* Fix hook execution under MinGW (#150)
* Improve compatibility with Oil shell (#210)
* Create a YADM_DATA base (that is the source for repo & archive)
* Add --yadm-data to override
* Default YADM_DATA will be determined by XDG_DATA_HOME
This special condition doesn't affect the selection process and is only
supported to support syntax highlighting and language detection for alt files
as reported in #239.
The syntax is '{% include "file" %}' where file is either an absolute path or a
path relative to the current template file's directory.
Variables in the included file will be replaced as for the main template. But
the included file can't include files itself.
The newer versions (OpenSSL 1.1.1 or LibreSSL 2.9.1) support the pbkdf2
key derivation function, while older versions do not. In addition the
new versions have changed the default digest to SHA256 instead of MD5.
Files encrypted with older versions would throw warnings about
deprecated key derivation used files encrypted with newer versions +
pbkdf2 would not be decryptable using older versions These problems
matter, when many users maintain their dotfiles across different systems
with different levels of OpenSSL support.
A new boolean config option has been added, yadm.openssl-old
* If false, use options -pbkdf2 -iter 100000 -md sha512
* If true, use options -md md5 (and if decrypting with newer versions
warnings will be printed)
Adjusts the file mode check for BSD based systems as default BSD stat
uses "-f '%p'" to report the file mode. Also since `stat -p '%p'
"$filename"` reports more information than just read, write, execute
perms, pipe the output through `cut` to grab only the last three digits.
Signed-off-by: Adam Jimerson <vendion@gmail.com>
Update version number and update documentation
* Support for transcrypt (#197)
* Support ESH templates (#220)
* Preserve file mode of template (#193)
* Fish shell completions (#224)
* Fix alt processing when worktree is `/` (#198)
* Assert config directory if missing (#226, #227)
* Documentation improvements (#229)
FixesTheLocehiliosan/yadm#226
When a config file path is passed to yadm whose parent directory does
not exist, git (and hence yadm) fails without writing the file.
Yadm should, however, make sure that the directory exists s.t. git can
just write to the file.
This allows to version the configuration, using alt and to still be
able to use those configuration values in esh template
(using <% yamd config some-config %> )
Tim Byrne
Erik Flodin
Ross Smith II
Adam Jimerson
jonasc
Jonathan Daigle
Travis A. Everett