filter xcversion list by range of versions

Pe-te commented 3 years ago

Hi, I'd like to always have all versions from Xcode 10 upwards installed, so I use this regex to find the missing ones:

xcversion list | grep -E '^[0-9]{2,}(.[0-9]+)*$'

But it would be really great, if we could have those as parameters for the list command instead:

Minimum version, usually we don't care about very old versions (I use two digits at the beginning for 10 and higher, but one day I might want to install something like 14 and higher)
Maybe even maximum version, if you have a build server that only handles old apps
Skipping all the "beta|seed|candidate|installed" versions (I do this by parsing for digits and dots only)
Skipping all already installed versions, we only want to know what is missing so we can install it

rogerluan commented 3 years ago

I like this a lot! Perhaps using semantic versioning to compare versions 👌

Feel free to submit a pull request to implement this improvement 👍

Pe-te commented 3 years ago

Feel free to submit a pull request to implement this improvement 👍

Awesome, my ruby-fu is just not strong enough. 😢 Hopefully someone can make this happen.

Pe-te commented 2 years ago

As far as I understand the code, Tony Li added the missing option? How do we get it into master?

rogerluan commented 2 years ago

@Pe-te , we'd need a PR to be open containing @crazytonyli's changes so we can review, test and merge them 😊

crazytonyli commented 2 years ago

xcpretty / xcode-install