I've been hosting some scripts in a gitlab organization which doesn't follow the nice username/project structure we have in github. It's more like org/group/function/repo.
When I do basher list, I only get part of the path which means basher upgrade trivially succeeds cause it doesn't find the git project to pull.
My current workaround is to manually pull in the basher cellar.
Looking at the implementation, the assumption looks to be in the package_path loop in basher-list
for package_path in "${BASHER_PACKAGES_PATH}"/*/*
.
.
.
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@juanibiapina maybe we can come up with a better list of git repos with find?
I've been hosting some scripts in a gitlab organization which doesn't follow the nice
username/project
structure we have in github. It's more likeorg/group/function/repo
.When I do
basher list
, I only get part of the path which meansbasher upgrade
trivially succeeds cause it doesn't find the git project to pull.My current workaround is to manually pull in the basher cellar.
Looking at the implementation, the assumption looks to be in the
package_path
loop inbasher-list
-- @juanibiapina maybe we can come up with a better list of git repos with
find
?