While making the fix in #124, I noticed some weird behavior with status on renaming sheets, both locally and remotely... this sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole. COGS wasn't properly displaying the rename and could cause exceptions when you tried to pull or merge (for remote renames) or push (for local renames).
I tested this a couple times and it seems to now behave like we expect. Running cogs status will show you what's renamed. If you have a remote rename and run cogs pull or cogs merge, the local sheet title will be updated. If you have a local rename (using cogs mv) and run cogs push, the remote sheet title will be updated.
I also ran black over the code so the following files only have formatting changes:
While making the fix in #124, I noticed some weird behavior with
statuson renaming sheets, both locally and remotely... this sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole. COGS wasn't properly displaying the rename and could cause exceptions when you tried topullormerge(for remote renames) orpush(for local renames).I tested this a couple times and it seems to now behave like we expect. Running
cogs statuswill show you what's renamed. If you have a remote rename and runcogs pullorcogs merge, the local sheet title will be updated. If you have a local rename (usingcogs mv) and runcogs push, the remote sheet title will be updated.I also ran
blackover the code so the following files only have formatting changes:clear.pycli.pyinit.pyrm.py