Closed mstefany closed 3 years ago
Great! I like this patch.
I am only worried that this solve only one point of view how unattended should work. Other people may want to choose the default answer (and you use non-default option) in handle_rpmnew
.
What about --unattended=OPTION,[OPTION]
where OPTION can be:
So your case would be --unattended=use_maintainer
, but people can also use --unattended=remove_rpmnew,use_rpm_save
(which would be technically use_your
). This will allows you to make any combination you can image.
What do you think?
I like the improved version. :)
I am not sure how Python's argparse would handle --unattended=OPTION,[OPTION]
approach, and internal checks for valid combinations (what if somebody inputs --unattended=use_rpmnew,remove_rpmnew
?) might complicate things as well.
Can we go with simpler --unattended=OPTION
and selection from:
Thank you.
I was thinking about accepting is as one string and then split(",")
, but yeah, it may get complicated. I like your compromise.
Will you update this PR or should I?
I will update the PR and ask you for review.
Here I implemented proposed behavior: -u
/--unattended
can now be specified with or without MODE
parameter. If no MODE
is set, then it behaves as if default
was specified. Otherwise use_maintainer
, use_your
or default
can be used.
Debug from new revision:
# rpmconf -d -a -u
rm /etc/dnf/plugins/versionlock.conf.rpmnew
rm /etc/collectd.conf.rpmsave
# rpmconf -d -a -u default
rm /etc/dnf/plugins/versionlock.conf.rpmnew
rm /etc/collectd.conf.rpmsave
# rpmconf -d -a -u use_maintainer
cp --no-dereference /etc/dnf/plugins/versionlock.conf.rpmnew /etc/dnf/plugins/versionlock.conf
rm /etc/collectd.conf.rpmsave
# rpmconf -d -a -u use_your
rm /etc/dnf/plugins/versionlock.conf.rpmnew
cp --no-dereference /etc/collectd.conf.rpmsave /etc/collectd.conf
Can you please update the man page too? https://github.com/xsuchy/rpmconf/blob/main/rpmconf.sgml
The code looks good. When you update the man page, I am going to merge it.
Thank you. I added also the manpage stanza - I never wrote one before so I missed which file it was. Now it's there, please check it.
Thank you
Hello Miroslav,
we have a use case when we would really appreciate if rpmconf could work in "yes to all"/"unattended" mode. Since we manage systems with Puppet anyway, we would run rpmconf -a (via dnf plugin after package installations) to install all .rpmnew files as new configuration files and then Puppet would run anyway and modify configuration files according to our specification.
I have implemented draft patch for rpmconf which introduces -u/--unattended parameter which basically performs as if user would answer each prompt with 'Y' / 'I'. I am not sure if -u is OK, or -U or -y would be better, this is just a proposal.