Comments (1)
I tried again locally by:
git reset --hard origin/main
(to get rid of any changes above)- Changing (between step 1 & 2) these occurrences of
sed
intogsed
:
asdf-plugin-template/setup.bash
Line 111 in bfe9f59
asdf-plugin-template/setup.bash
Line 173 in bfe9f59
- I ran
bash setup.bash
but still got output containing:
[...]
After confirmation, the `main` will be replaced with the generated
template using the above information. Please ensure all seems correct.
Type `yes` if you want to continue.
> yes
Switched to branch 'template'
Preparing worktree (detached HEAD 81a8d50)
HEAD is now at 81a8d50 Initial commit
Switched to a new branch 'out'
gsed: can't read .gitlab-ci.yml: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read contributing-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read contributing-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
setup.bash: line 111: lib/utils.bash.sed: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
setup.bash: line 111: lib/utils.bash.sed: No such file or directory
setup.bash: line 111: .github/workflows/build.yml.sed: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read .gitlab-ci.yml: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read contributing-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read contributing-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
setup.bash: line 111: lib/utils.bash.sed: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read contributing-github.md: No such file or directory
gsed: can't read README-gitlab.md: No such file or directory
rm '.gitlab-ci.yml'
rm '.gitlab/issue_templates/Bug_Report.md'
rm '.gitlab/issue_templates/Feature_Request.md'
rm '.gitlab/merge_request_templates/Merge_Request.md'
rm 'README-gitlab.md'
rm 'contributing-gitlab.md'
[out (root-commit) d4b2431] Generate asdf-octopilot plugin from template.
26 files changed, 442 insertions(+)
create mode 100644 "\033[35m.gitlab-ci.yml\033[m.sed"
create mode 100644 "\033[35mREADME-github.md\033[m.sed"
create mode 100644 "\033[35mREADME-gitlab.md\033[m.sed"
create mode 100644 "\033[35mcontributing-github.md\033[m.sed"
create mode 100644 "\033[35mcontributing-gitlab.md\033[m.sed"
create mode 100644 .editorconfig
create mode 100644 .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md
create mode 100644 .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md
create mode 100644 .github/PULL_REQUEST/pull_request_template.md
create mode 100644 .github/dependabot.yml
create mode 100644 .github/workflows/build.yml
create mode 100644 .github/workflows/lint.yml
create mode 100644 .github/workflows/release.yml
create mode 100644 .github/workflows/semantic-pr.yml
create mode 100644 .tool-versions
create mode 100644 LICENSE
create mode 100644 README.md
create mode 100755 bin/download
create mode 100755 bin/install
create mode 100755 bin/latest-stable
create mode 100755 bin/list-all
create mode 100644 contributing.md
create mode 100755 lib/utils.bash
create mode 100755 scripts/format.bash
create mode 100755 scripts/lint.bash
create mode 100644 version.txt
Switched to branch 'main'
Your branch and 'origin/main' have diverged,
and have 1 and 1 different commits each, respectively.
(use "git pull" if you want to integrate the remote branch with yours)
All done.
Your main branch has been reset to an initial commit.
Push to origin/main with `git push --force-with-lease`
Review these TODO items:
[...]
[...]
And (as seen above) I've gotten files named like this (which surprised me):
$ ls . | grep "35m"
35m.gitlab-ci.yml.sed
35mREADME-github.md.sed
35mREADME-gitlab.md.sed
35mcontributing-github.md.sed
35mcontributing-gitlab.md.sed
Is this expected/desirable?
from asdf-plugin-template.
Related Issues (20)
- An old release url of shellcheck is used in template's lint.yaml file
- Failed test in GitHub Actions
- [email protected] is specified in template's build.yaml file HOT 1
- Update workflow files for asdf action v1.1.0 HOT 4
- License header not correctly templated HOT 2
- Wrong cut usage in install exec perm check
- Make installation path more obvious to use HOT 1
- Make tool bin executable if not set from tarball HOT 1
- default github action for linting fails without adding a .tool-versions file to the plugin directory HOT 1
- GitHub workflow badges are incorrect
- Change default branch to `main`
- Plugin creation fails if git user.email is not configured
- Future-proof against changes to `git read-tree --prefix` HOT 3
- Pin actions to a full length commit SHA ? HOT 2
- `setup.bash` does not replace `<TOOL HOMEPAGE>` with urls contain `#`
- [question] Confusion on ASDF_INSTALL_PATH and ASDF_DOWNLOAD_PATH HOT 4
- `setup-bash.sh` does not propose correct The tool's GitHub homepage HOT 1
- Plugin template doesn't follow asdf "Golden Rules for Plugin Scripts"
- Gitlab flow is broken due to `git read-tree --prefix=/`
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