Class: Homebrew::Cmd::Bundle Private

Inherits:

AbstractCommand

• Object
• AbstractCommand
• Homebrew::Cmd::Bundle

Defined in:

cmd/bundle.rb,
sorbet/rbi/dsl/homebrew/cmd/bundle.rbi

This class is part of a private API. This class may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this class if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: Args

Instance Method Summary

• #args ⇒ Homebrew::Cmd::Bundle::Args private
• #run ⇒ void private

Methods inherited from AbstractCommand

command, command_name, dev_cmd?, #initialize, parser, ruby_cmd?

Constructor Details

This class inherits a constructor from Homebrew::AbstractCommand

Instance Method Details

#args ⇒ Homebrew::Cmd::Bundle::Args

This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.

Returns:

• (Homebrew::Cmd::Bundle::Args)

# File 'sorbet/rbi/dsl/homebrew/cmd/bundle.rbi', line 10

def args; end

#run ⇒ void

This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.

This method returns an undefined value.

# File 'cmd/bundle.rb', line 136

def run
  # Keep this inside `run` to keep --help fast.
  require "bundle"

  subcommand = args.named.first.presence
  if %w[exec add remove].exclude?(subcommand) && args.named.size > 1
    raise UsageError, "This command does not take more than 1 subcommand argument."
  end

  global = args.global?
  file = args.file
  args.zap?
  no_upgrade = if args.upgrade? || subcommand == "upgrade"
    false
  else
    args.no_upgrade?
  end
  verbose = args.verbose?
  force = args.force?
  zap = args.zap?
  Homebrew::Bundle.upgrade_formulae = args.upgrade_formulae

  no_type_args = !args.brews? && !args.casks? && !args.taps? && !args.mas? && !args.whalebrew? && !args.vscode?

  if args.install?
    if [nil, "install", "upgrade"].include?(subcommand)
      raise UsageError, "`--install` cannot be used with `install`, `upgrade` or no subcommand."
    end

    require "bundle/commands/install"
    redirect_stdout($stderr) do
      Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Install.run(global:, file:, no_upgrade:, verbose:, force:, quiet: true)
    end
  end

  case subcommand
  when nil, "install", "upgrade"
    require "bundle/commands/install"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Install.run(global:, file:, no_upgrade:, verbose:, force:, quiet: args.quiet?)

    cleanup = if ENV.fetch("HOMEBREW_BUNDLE_INSTALL_CLEANUP", nil)
      args.global?
    else
      args.cleanup?
    end

    if cleanup
      require "bundle/commands/cleanup"
      Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Cleanup.run(
        global:, file:, zap:,
        force:  true,
        dsl:    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Install.dsl
      )
    end
  when "dump"
    vscode = if args.no_vscode?
      false
    elsif args.vscode?
      true
    else
      no_type_args
    end

    require "bundle/commands/dump"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Dump.run(
      global:, file:, force:,
      describe:   args.describe?,
      no_restart: args.no_restart?,
      taps:       args.taps? || no_type_args,
      brews:      args.brews? || no_type_args,
      casks:      args.casks? || no_type_args,
      mas:        args.mas? || no_type_args,
      whalebrew:  args.whalebrew? || no_type_args,
      vscode:
    )
  when "edit"
    require "bundle/brewfile"
    exec_editor(Homebrew::Bundle::Brewfile.path(global:, file:))
  when "cleanup"
    require "bundle/commands/cleanup"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Cleanup.run(global:, file:, force:, zap:)
  when "check"
    require "bundle/commands/check"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Check.run(global:, file:, no_upgrade:, verbose:)
  when "exec", "sh", "env"
    named_args = case subcommand
    when "exec"
      _subcommand, *named_args = args.named
      named_args
    when "sh"
      preferred_path = Utils::Shell.preferred_path(default: "/bin/bash")
      notice = unless Homebrew::EnvConfig.no_env_hints?
        <<~EOS
          Your shell has been configured to use a build environment from your `Brewfile`.
          This should help you build stuff.
          Hide these hints with HOMEBREW_NO_ENV_HINTS (see `man brew`).
          When done, type `exit`.
        EOS
      end
      ENV["HOMEBREW_FORCE_API_AUTO_UPDATE"] = nil
      [Utils::Shell.shell_with_prompt("brew bundle", preferred_path:, notice:)]
    when "env"
      ["env"]
    end
    require "bundle/commands/exec"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Exec.run(*named_args, global:, file:, subcommand:, services: args.services?)
  when "list"
    require "bundle/commands/list"
    Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::List.run(
      global:,
      file:,
      brews:     args.brews? || args.all? || no_type_args,
      casks:     args.casks? || args.all?,
      taps:      args.taps? || args.all?,
      mas:       args.mas? || args.all?,
      whalebrew: args.whalebrew? || args.all?,
      vscode:    args.vscode? || args.all?,
    )
  when "add", "remove"
    # We intentionally omit the `s` from `brews`, `casks`, and `taps` for ease of handling later.
    type_hash = {
      brew:      args.brews?,
      cask:      args.casks?,
      tap:       args.taps?,
      mas:       args.mas?,
      whalebrew: args.whalebrew?,
      vscode:    args.vscode?,
      none:      no_type_args,
    }
    selected_types = type_hash.select { |_, v| v }.keys
    raise UsageError, "`#{subcommand}` supports only one type of entry at a time." if selected_types.count != 1

    _, *named_args = args.named
    if subcommand == "add"
      type = case (t = selected_types.first)
      when :none then :brew
      when :mas then raise UsageError, "`add` does not support `--mas`."
      else t
      end

      require "bundle/commands/add"
      Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Add.run(*named_args, type:, global:, file:)
    else
      require "bundle/commands/remove"
      Homebrew::Bundle::Commands::Remove.run(*named_args, type: selected_types.first, global:, file:)
    end
  else
    raise UsageError, "unknown subcommand: #{subcommand}"
  end
end