Simplify

[moonglum]

Simplify

[moonglum]

What do you think, @bitboxer and @railsbros-dirk?

[bitboxer]

👍

[code-later]

Mmh, I don't think I like it reduced to only up and down. I would still care about a dedicated update task. And it would be nice to trigger the cleanup without updating. But I would be fine with a cleanup after each update.

[moonglum]

@railsbros-dirk I see the following scenarios (on the example of homebrew):

1. You're setting up your new system – nothing is installed yet. You run rake up: Homebrew will be installed, all selected brews will be installed. It will run the cleanup afterwards.
2. You have added a new component (for example you added ArangoDB to your brews). You run rake up: It will check if brew is installed, it is – it will update the formulas. It will go through the brews: It updates each one, except ArangoDB, which will be installed. It will run the cleanup afterwards.
3. You have no new components, but certain components are outdated. You run rake up: It checks if brew is installed, it is – it will update the formulas. It goes through the brews and updates each one.
4. You want to get rid of homebrew, because the new hip shit vineyard was released. You run rake down (with an option to only down homebrew, but that's another ticket). It will remove brew and all packages installed by brew.

[code-later]

@moonglum I understand those scenarios but I don't like it. I don't want everything to be updated all the time :-)

[moonglum]

@railsbros-dirk Ok, but I think that is a different kind of problem, isn't it? What you would need is:

• rake up: Installs & Updates everything
• rake up homebrew: Installs & Updates everything in homebrew
• rake up homebrew vim: Installs homebrew, updates package definitions and then only updates vim

Correct?

[code-later]

@moonglum Yes, that would work for me.

[moonglum]

Ok, then this will be done 😸

[moonglum]

Ok, I think the step to #15 is not far. Maybe those ticket should be combined. After this discussion I think the commands should be:

• exo up – Install or update things
  • exo up: Installs & Updates everything
  • exo up homebrew: Installs & Updates everything in homebrew
  • exo up homebrew vim: Installs homebrew, updates package definitions and then only updates vim
• exo down – Uninstall things
  • exo down: Uninstall everything
  • exo down homebrew: Uninstall homebrew
  • exo down homebrew vim: Uninstall the homebrew package vim
• exo clean – Call all cleanup talks

[bitboxer]

👍 from me for this.

[moonglum]

Oh wait, I remember why I split this into two! There’s no double work in doing that in two steps. All Passengers need to be adjusted to have the three methods up, down and clean. In the Ship class and the Rakefile very simple changes need to be made.

We will then introduce the command in a second step. Probably together with the more fine grained controll of what to up and down as requested by @railsbros-dirk.

[moonglum]

• Dotfile: Rename install to up and remove the alias
• Fonts: Remove install
• GitRepos: Unify install and up
• Homebrew: Unify setup, install and up
• NPM: Unify setup and install
• Oh-My-ZSH: Rename setup to up
• Python: Unify setup and install (see #39)
• Rbenv: Unify setup, install and up (@bitboxer is taking over)
• RVM: Unify setup, install and up
• Vundle: Unify setup, install and up

[moonglum]

@bitboxer Python is the goal for this evening. Could you do the same for rbenv? I don’t have it installed and therefore can’t try out if everything works 😉

[moonglum]

If you do, don’t forget your remark you made on 4dc4640 about using rm_rf instead of doing it manually 😉

[bitboxer]

Will do next week. I will have free time starting on wednesday for this 😉

[moonglum]

Great 👍

[moonglum]

I will assign the ticket to you when I’m done this evening.

[moonglum]

Handing off to @bitboxer.

[moonglum]

And when you’re done, you can merge #40 and then this ticket is done!

[moonglum]

👯

[bitboxer]

Si señor!

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[moonglum]

Done!