Closed saikyun closed 3 years ago
May be this is along the same lines as being able to invoke freja --version
and get back some version info?
I guess one reason to have this kind of functionality is for clarity when discussing issues.
Another reason is so that other programs can check for the existence of freja without it leading to the GUI showing up, but possibly also to obtain version information at the same time if freja is reachable via a directory listed in PATH
.
If possible, please include freja's name as part of the output. Below are some examples of what some other programs do:
emacs --version
begins with "GNU Emacs"kak -version
begins with "Kakoune"nvim --version
begins with "NVIM"vim --version
begins with "VIM"Note that kakoune went with -version
and not --version
unlike the others.
Not so nice was the output for fzf --version
, which doesn't mention it's fzf, it's just a version number followed by something in parentheses.
On a somewhat related note, ctags
can end up referring to significantly different implementations. On Ubuntu, ctags-universal
can end up as the executable name instead of ctags
, but this is not necessarily the case elsewhere. Luckily, examining the output of ctags --version
appears to be sufficient to tell "Universal Ctags" apart from other versions.
Do you know how to get code from running a bash script into a Janet program? I don't really want to force Freja to be dependent on eg git to get the commit. Maybe it could be fed as a environment variable when running or building. Is this something that could be done in project.janet?
Den tis 31 aug. 2021 14:20sogaiu @.***> skrev:
May be this is along the same lines as being able to invoke freja --version and get back some version info?
I guess one reason to have this kind of functionality is for clarity when discussing issues.
Another reason is so that other programs can check for the existence of freja without it leading to the GUI showing up, but possibly also to obtain version information at the same time if freja is reachable via a directory listed in PATH.
If possible, please include freja's name as part of the output. Below are some examples of what some other programs do:
- emacs --version begins with "GNU Emacs"
- kak -version begins with "Kakoune"
- nvim --version begins with "NVIM"
- vim --version begins with "VIM"
Note that kakoune went with -version and not --version unlike the others.
Not so nice was the output for fzf --version, which doesn't mention it's fzf, it's just a version number followed by something in parentheses.
On a somewhat related note, ctags can end up referring to significantly different implementations. On Ubuntu, ctags-universal can end up as the executable name instead of ctags, but this is not necessarily the case elsewhere. Luckily, examining the output of ctags --version appears to be sufficient to tell "Universal ctags" apart from other versions.
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But what if a user running a pre-built binary doesn't have git? (latest git commit is what I figure I'd use as part of the version)
Den tis 31 aug. 2021 kl 16:41 skrev andrewchambers @.***
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I would just load it into a global def - (def version (or (os/run ...) nil))
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Assuming you mean os/spawn, since it throws error when you don't have the program :(
Preferably I'd only set the version when running from source or building, in the built binary I'd want it to be static.
Den tis 31 aug. 2021 kl 17:22 skrev Jona Ekenberg @.***>:
But what if a user running a pre-built binary doesn't have git? (latest git commit is what I figure I'd use as part of the version)
Den tis 31 aug. 2021 kl 16:41 skrev andrewchambers < @.***>:
I would just load it into a global def - (def version (or (os/run ...) nil))
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top level defs are run at compile time not runtime... the user doesn't need anything.
Oh, right, haha. Thanks!
Den tis 31 aug. 2021 17:27andrewchambers @.***> skrev:
defs are run at compile time not runtime...
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Fixed with #32 , thanks again @sogaiu :) And thanks @andrewchambers for the input.
E.g. display specific commit used when building.