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modman undeploy-all and remove-all

jhoelzl opened this issue · comments

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Is it possible to provide a functionality like "undeploy-all" and "remove-all" in regards to the existing function deploy-all?

Thanks!

commented

I'd be willing to take a crack at implementing this if Colin is open to the suggestion?

commented

Go for it.

commented

Hi @pocallaghan, do you have time to provide a basic impementation of these commands? Would be very nice.. Thanks!

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Hi @jhoelzl,

Unfortunately I'm totally snowed under with work ATM.

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OK, i have made a small shell script for my purpose that loops through the modman folders end performs the command modman undeploy. This works for me.

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Currently I use a 'one liner' to handle undeploying all modules. When in the .modman directory run:

modman list | while read ext; do (modman undeploy $ext); done
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That's the kind of thing modman list was added for. Does that method allow stdin from the user? I think it wouldn't, but maybe that is why you use the subshell? I've always preferred:

for ext in $(modman list); do modman undeploy $ext; done

Which does not use pipes so does not interfere with stdin. It is rare to need stdin, such as when you have a @shell script that needs a password or similiar.

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I'm not so sure sorry, my knowledge of bash scripting is a little limited and I was looking for a solution to quickly undeploy all modules and that's what I came up with...

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This is the first result in Google when searching for the functionality. modman undeploy works, the issue can be closed and the feature can be added to the documentation.